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Evening star., 1925-06-20
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Washington Summary.
A summary of the play of the Wash
ington golfers Yesterday follows:

A summary of the play of the Wash
ington golfers yesterday follows:
rTst shg povs II aitrds,
Treel defeated A R Mackenzie (Columbiai
defeated @ G. J. voist ~ 1Bsnnoek * burn1 1iS-nG snd
I:;,,id KnelIerman nl ,c,r r; 1Golum9,al de s
sa'fs RaH5' II defsased sRf
ks1zsnd ksRz1s oglqm5sl .R5 defeated Leroy sasses
- s Second d' round aiid 4Tuckerman defeated Saw
and up p dstssed Sstssssd
ensoiation-Brawner defeated A. R
a.s,s sssond aixht-Tom To Moore qRdsn Spring :
saa SsAslfT R2laF h5RnRss R6.9 9gfn as
kap2IRs 2Is deies5ed faa $ IS:i S.
second round 9; Moore defeated c. F. shaw
and and Hopns shggsy gesaed desa'fd r.
consolstion@Mccrea otI5e defeated orms. up,
Th.d shB Po Tsgi9T sBg
c. Il. spedden (Maryiand1 defeated DR.. j. T.
Mcclellan eds5 lWashlnsgton1 s., l rao.-,ou Ip ,u.
la-iS Consolation n-McCieiIan defeated r. "
Roffsis fiftS aMiihay!aHRd Hs aad Maryland, de-
teated H. I. West (Columbia), l ,upi R
Srsan Ma1Rina [W.sSiactnn G3Feo and n y"
Consolation-we defeated W. G. Hynson
| maryland and 3; Waldron defeated Don
| aid McPhail maryland. 2 and 5.
sixth fiight-D. NJ Wolf (Maryland) de-
feated A. W. Howard Washington. ! UP
liam Keller CMarylandl. and 3: T. W.
Guiley lMaryland) defeated c; b; orme
bial defeated D. J. P. Murray maryland,
. and /.
Second round-Gulley defeated Pfautz-. .
| and !: A D. L'Esperance (Batimore) de
| feated Quinteu 8 and 4.
Consolation-Joseph Ruzicka tMarylandl
defeated Howard 5 and 4; Keller defeated
Orme. . and /.
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shirt pocket, in order that it may ne
Waterproof match boxes that really
keep matches dry are advertised In
most SportSmen magazines. They
are made Of nickeled brass and may
be carried in a front trousers pocket.
The handy box" of the veteran
camper usually contains a number Of
the articles that he cherishes, but
which seem superficial to others. For
punch mentioned in a list of per-
sonal equipment for a packing trip?
Yet well known cruiser who spends
about IL months of every year camp
ing out, states that he would rather
omit needle and thread than his light,
one-tube, leather punch.
With a punch to make the holes
and leather thongs, a spruce root
or common thread, or lacings, the
camper has a rough and ready re.
pair outfit that is almost unlimited
In its possibilities. AS a plaything
to while away a rainy day in camp,
1t is hard to beat. Birch bark baskets.
pals, napkin rings, wash basins, etc,
can be easily made by using the
punch to make the holes and spruce
roots for lacing and binding.
The hanoy box should also contain
simple first-aid packet, buckskin
needles, linen thread shoemaker s
wax. bachelors buttons, side-cutting
pliers, copper wire, small fiat file,
assorted copper rivets, safety pins,
adhesive tape, scissors, vaseline,
tweezers. corkscrew and small car.
borundum stone.
This may seem to be an excessive
assortment, but 1t can all be packed
into a rather large cigar box and,
with the possible exception of the
first-aid packet. it is likely that use
will be found for every article before
the trip is ended.
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TRAVERS ISLAND MEET
DRAWS TRACK CHAMPS

NEW YORK, June 20 P.-Olympic.
National and Metropolitan champions
will compete in 10 events at Travers
Island this afternoon to determine the
personnel of the team which will rep
resent this district in the A. A. u.
track and field championship meet at
San Francisco on July 8, and S.
The feature event will be the half
mile, which will bring together Alan
Heinrich, conqueror Of Paavo Nurmi.
John Holden and George Marsters.
former Georgetown University stars;
Joseph Campbell, Columbia crack half.
miller: Billy Sullivan, Paulist A. c..
who ran on Georgetown's; record
breaking two-mile team, and John
Barnes Of the Anselms A. C.
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ROSENBERG WILL RISK
CROWN AGAINST SHEA

NEW YORK, June 20 @.-Charley
PhiD Rosenberg of New York, world
bantamweight boxing champion, will
risk his title against Eddie Shea Of
Chicago on July is, at the New York
Velodrome, in 15-round bout, it was
announced today.
In the semi-final, Mickey Garcia
Bushy Graham) Of Utica, N. Y, will
clash with the former bantamweight
king, Abe Goldstein of New York. This
will be for 8 rounds. X. o. Phil
Kaplan and Willie Harmon, welter-
weights, and Johnny Drew of Wor.
cester, Mass, and Mike Dundee of
Rockford, ILL.,, featherweights, also will
meet in 8-round bouts.
The show is for the benefit of the
Hunts Point Jewish Center Building
fund.
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pick name out OF hat nowadays.
Although Goslin spread his trio of
homers through IL innings, while Ty
Cobb Of the Tigers and Mickey Coch-
rane of the Athletics got theirs in
nine-inning enga gements at ST. Louis
this year. 1t made no never mind" in
the Gooses life. He was glad enough
TO get the trio in -, inasmuch as he
is keen for another slice of world
series melon, and each and every vic
tory means as much and more to him
as any home-run record. At that, Leon
came close to another homer in the
tenth, when he hit a tremendous drive
that was foul by inches.
Griffs just Had to Win.
The Nationals just had to win to
keep on the heels of the speeding
Mackmen, and ii made no difference to
them that President Ban johnson and
thousands of Rotarians were looking
on. They We're glad enough to take a
fall out of the fast skidding Indians.
Ben karr and Vean Gregg were the
opposing pitchers at the start. The
ancient southpaw quit after five
rounds, while karr wound up his stay
on the mound in the seventh. Joe
Shaute, left-hander, finished for the
Tribe, while Manager Harris used
Curly Ogden, Allen Russell and Fred
Marberry, all the hurlers he took with
him for the one-day stand, and they
proved just enough, all doing a neat
job of pinch pitching, with Marberry
winning.
The Indians got three runs in the
fret on a pass to Jameson, Lees
double, a gift to Speaker, Joe SeWell' 8
sacrifice fly and Luke Sewell's single.
They scored two more in the fifth on
three errors. Scott fumbled Lees
bounder and Gregg, after slowing up
Speakers bounding single, recovered
the ball and threw wildly toward
right field, Lee scoring. Rices peg to
third was high and Speaker counted.
The Indians made one hit off Ogden
in one inning, another off Russell in
two chapters and four off Marberry in
four cantos, but nary run.
The Goose Gets Busy.
Goslin, a real Nemesis for the In
dians. Strengthened out one of Karr's
offerings in the second for a drive to
the flag pole in center, Goose scoring
standing up.
Scott doubled with one out in the
seventh and stopped at third on
Ruels hot single through Fewster. A
pass to Joe Harris filled the bases.
Karr wild-pitched Scott across, while
SEVERED. pinch-hitting for Ogden,
singled two more over. That left the
Mats one in arrears and Goslin knot
ted the count when he slammed one
of Shaute's left-handed offerings over
the right field screen in the eighth.
And then, after making a bid for
circuit smash in the tenth, only to
strike out on three pitched balls,
Goose showed Shaute '.it doesn't pay
to monkey with the band wagon
when he's at bat, by drilling another
homer over the screen in the twelfth,
this coming with Rice on, Sam having
connected for his fourth hit just a
moment before
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EDDIE SHEA winner
OVER HAROLD SMITH

CHICAGO, June 20. @.-Eddie
Shea. bantamweight, of Chicago, won
a sensational 10-round bout last night
from Harold Smith Of Chicago in the
headliner of a card at East Chicago.
Shea weighed 119A pounds and Smith
118h.
Shea has been matched to meet Phil
Rosenberg. present champion, at New
title.
In the semi-final, Bushy Graham of
Utica. N. Y, displaying superior box
ing skill and speed. had no trouble in
winning a 10-round fight with Joe
Ryder of Brooklyn. They also are
bantamweights.
Evening star., 1925-06-20
TREASURY RACKETERS
SCORE OVER WAR REDS

Making their initial appearance In
the Departmental Tennis League Sc
ries. Treasury netmen scored a sweep
ing victory over the War Red team by
taking all five doubles matches. Sum-
maries:
Charest and Dowd (T.) defeated Maj. Boil
baugh and Mai. Bourbon. 60, 60; NC
Connel and Considine (T;) defeated capt:
and Clark (T.J defeated Mai. Gillespie and
Capt. sharrer. e. Ga Rails and md Se% s~I
Mcclure. 61. 81; Coe and Henry (T.)
defeated Maj. Watrous and Maj. Lynch.
6@, 6-3.
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sBatted for Ogden in the seventh.
IRAN for SEVERED in the seventh.
tBatted for Russell in the ninth
SRan for Peck In the ninth.
TBatted for SpurgeOn in the eighth.
zBatted for Fewster In the eighth.
ZzBatted for Lutzke in the twelfth.
Washington % 1 o G3 900 2-7
Cleveland ........3O 3O0O2 100000 00-5
Two-base hts-Scott. Lee, Burns, speaker.
Home runs--Goslin 90. Stolen base-Mc-
fswster to tc Buns Hara.
Judge TO Bluege; Left on bases-Washing-
o tSp Isr s sa'e OF Pn knar
Off shaute, g. Struck out-By Russell. 2:
by Marberry. 3: by Shaute. 1. Hits-Of
Gregg, 5 In 8 innings; off Ogden. 1 in in
ming; off karr. In 81, innings; off Rus
sell. In g innings: off Marberry. 4 in in
nings; off Shaute, in 5 "a innings. Hit by
pitched bail-By Gregg (Spenkerl. Wild
pitch-Karr: Winning pitcher-Marberry.
Losing pitcher-Shaute. Impires-Messrs.
Ormsby and Moriarity. Time of game
hours and 80 minutes.
Evening star., 1925-06-20

| the feature struggle from trains on
either side Of the river and from a
f1otilla of boats. Airplanes hovered
overhead.
All eyes are now turned to the inter
collegiate regatta at poughkeepsie.
N. Y. where seven crews will battle
on the Hudson next Monday. West.
ern opposition will clash with the
East, with blades from Washington
University and Wisconsin dipping
against Pennsylvania, Syracuse, Cor
nell, Columbia and the Navy.
Evening star., 1925-06-20
TILDEN-CHAPIN ADVANCE
TO FINAL IN NET EVENT

NEW YORK, June 20 OP).-William
T. Tilden, I'd, national tennis cham
pion, and A. H. Chaplin, jr., of Spring
field. Mass, advanced to the final
round of the 1925 metropolitan clay
court doubles championship yesterday
by defeating A. F. Won Beruth and
Carl Joliff in straight sets, 6-3, GO.
Sc.
Tilden and Chaplin will meet Vincent
Richards and Howard Voshell in the
title round Sunday afternoon. Rich
ards and Voshel qualified for the final
by vanquishing F. M. Bonneau and
Isadore Biltchik, Go, 6-3, S-6.
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MoLLA DEFEATED AGAIN

WILMINGTON, Del, June 20 OP).-
Mrs. Molla B. Mallory, former national
tennis champion, met her second de-
feat in two days when, paired with
Edith Sigourney Of Boston, they lost
the Delaware women's doubles title
yesterday to Mrs. Marion q. Jessup,
Wilmington. and Molly D. Thayer
Philadelphia. The score was Is,
4-6. Ga.
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MEADOWS TIES JOHNSON.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, June 20 CR.-
Lee Meadows, the Pirates bespectacled
pitcher, today holds the honor Of being
the first hurler in the National League
to achieve 10 victories this season. He
accomplished his tenth victory by
pitching his teammates to a 9-to-6
triumph over the Brooklyn Dodgers
ut Pittsburgh yesterday.
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UNLIMITED NINE SERIES
FOR CITY TITLE SOUGHT

W. GLASCOE business of the Shamrock base ball club
District
that the unlimited sando of the
gethe and plan deciding the title the
the present
The believes
championship independent
hands stake Furthermore
aid
other andlot the
addressed Shamrock L
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BURKE WINS; BREAKS HAND

NEW ORLEANS, June 20 OP).-
Martin Burke. local heavyweight,
was awarded the decision here last
night over Homer Smith of Michigan
In Is rounds, but 1t was a costly VIC
tory for the winner He broke his
left hand in the second round and
gamely continued fighting. Smith
weighed in at POI and Burke at 172.
There were no knockdowns.
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Tuckerman opposed by William l..
Richardson. brilliant 20-year-old play
er of Maryland Country Club, where
the championship is being played,
while Mackenzie met Douglas Rose,
also of the Host Club. Three of the
semi-finalists are not yet of voting
age, while Tuckerman, a veteran in
years of golfing experience, stands
alone-the last of the old guard
against the invading youngsters.
Tuckerman's Record Good.
Tuckerman won the championship
nearly 20 years ago. again in 1913 and
was runner-up to r. Cliff McKimmie
at Richmond last year. His record in
these championships is an impressive
one over a period of two decades.
Mackenzie is the only one of the
other three who has won his way to
the semi-1nals of a Middle Atlantic
championship. Roland was runner-up
to his father, Albert, when the latter
won at Chevy Chase, two years ago.
Richardson, a lad of splendid golfing
ability and, next to Tom Sasscer. the
star of the Host Club, scored a SO VIC
tory to defeat Karl F. kellerman, jr.,
of Columbia. by and 8. His great
score, under par, stood as the course
amateur record for an hour, until NJ
a. Shipley of Bannockbur one of the
brigade OF long hltterS VINO nave been
tearing the fast course wide open
came in with 6s. defeating Miller B.
Stevinson of Columbia, by and 4
STEVENSON had something to be
proud Of, for he scored IA, 8 strokes
over par. Shipley's score tied the
course record of 68. made earlier in
the week by Charles Betschler, the
Maryland professional.
Eleven ID. c. Men Play Today.
Just half of the brave group of %
players from Washington in the six
sixteens survived the two-matcf
| rounds, IL players from the Capita
playing in the seIni-finals of the vari
Gus flights today.
Richardson has been the surprise OF
the tourney to date. He beat George
Voigt of Bannockburn by and in
| the first round, then shot his score OF
| So to beat Kellerman in the afternoon
The victory of Rose over Tom Sas
seer in the afternoon was quite an up
set. Mackenzie came through the
| first two match rounds with easy vic.
| tories over Leroy Sasscer Of Maryland
and w. r. McCallum of Washington
Tuckerman had quite a struggle in
the afternoon with F. A. Savage, jr.,
Evening star., 1925-06-20
SWEETSER PLAYS LLOYD
FOR "MET" GOLF TITLE

DEAL, N. J., June 20 @.-The an
nual tournament for the metropolitan
amateur golf championship had sim
mered down today to a 36-hole final
round between Jess Sweetser, former
national champion, and Larry M
Lloyd of Greenwich. Conn. Sweetser,
the medalist, was a favorite for the
title, which he has held previously.
Evening star., 1925-06-20
BOB SAGE GETS DECISION,

VANCOUVER, British Columbia.
Juno 20 R.-Bob Sage of Detroit
was awarded a decision over Jack
Reddick of Moosejaw, Saskatchewan,
Canadian middlewe!ght champion, In
a l0.round match last night.
Evening star., 1925-06-20
YALE HONORS KINGSBURY

GALES FERRY, Conn, June 20 Up.
Howard T. kingsbury of New York
City was elected captain of next years
Yale varsity crew at a meeting after
the race with Harvard yesterday. He
rowed No. 6 on the Olympic crew and
again in that seat against Harvard.
Roland N. Jessop Of Cleveland, Ohio,
was elected manager.
Evening star., 1925-06-20
WOMEN IN SPORT
By CORINNE FRAZIER

matches scheduled
York
doubles match with Elizabeth Cy and Mary Walker
dale opposing Rose Drill and
played
date
Montroe Park
Evening star., 1925-06-20

pidyeQ M OTQdy AFTERNOON on the ~
date for the singles match will be Z
represent Montrose Park in this con
York avenue grounds.
Today. on the Chevy Chase court,
the doubles teams from Chevy Chase
and Phillips were scheduled to clash.
Grace Moopnaw and Elizabeth Miles
were carded to represent Chevy Chase.
Rosita Cereti and Virginia Ruetle were
to carry the Phillips colors into the
fray.
At q special meeting of the Metro
politan Athletic Club last night IL was
decided to complete arrangements foi
the purchase of Klassy Kamp on IT, q
Virginia side of the Potomac neal
Three Sisters.
The name of the camp will be
changed as soon as a suitable one is
decided upon.
to the other under consideration, as
less building will be required to put
it into shape. 1t already Is equipped
with an attractive cottage and a tent.
The cottage contains four large
rooms, a screened-in sleeping porch
and a kitchen.
Members of the club will meet to-
morrow morning at II o'clock at the
far end of Key bridge and hike up the
river to inspect their new camp, which
will be opened by July l. A big party
is being planned to inaugurate the
new club home on the Fourth of July.
Details for the hike on June 2S
were discussed as we'll as plans for
roof garden party on the Arling-
ton roof to be held early In July.
Evening star., 1925-06-20
TWO JOCKEYS INJURED.

LATONIA, KY. June 20 @.-
Jockeys w. Fronk and w. Pool, re-
ported seriously injured when three
horses fell in a race here yester-
day, were said today to be not sert-
ously hurt. Fronk suffered broken
wrist and Pool a fractured collarbone.
Evening star., 1925-06-20
HERMAN DEFIES KAPLAN.

NEW YORK, June 20 R).-Babe
Herman, former Californian, has
posted a forfeit Of $4,000 with the
state Athletic Commission in chal-
longing Louis (Kid) Kaplan of Mer-
iden. Conn, to a bout for the
featherweight championship.
Evening star., 1925-06-20
HARVARD ELECTS WINTHROP

RED TOP. Conn. June 20 LP.-Rob-
ert Winthrop of Boston, stroke of the
Harvard crew in the race against Yale
yesterday. has been elected captain of
the Harvard varsity crew for 1925. He
rowed on the combination crew in his
freshman year and on the varsity last
year.
Evening star., 1925-06-20
FIRE RAZEs GRANDsTAND.

WINSTON SALEM, N. c., June 20.
Fire which broke out during the
third inning of the Winston Salem
Durham base ball game here yester.
day completely destroyed the local
grandstand. The loss Is estimated at
SIS, 900.
Evening star., 1925-06-20
FRANK JOINS LITTLE ROCK.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, June 20 @.-
Harry Frank. right handed pitcher on
the Jersey City team of the Interna-
tional League in 1924, has joined the
Little Rock team, Manager Lena
Blackburne announces. Frank for
merly played with Baltimore in the
International League.
Evening star., 1925-06-20
TUCKERMAN, r. MACKENZIE
REACH M. A. SEMI-FINAIS
Each Opposed by Youthful Baltimore PLAYER This
Morning-Shpley of Bannockburn Shoots
68 for Maryland Club Course Record. =
BY w. r. McCALLUM.

ALTIMORE retaining
championship rested today
- Mackenzie of Columbia the
Burning Tree former holder of both Middle
semi-hnas which
today the opposite
possibility they might the
in
found Mackenzie
fight Washing
in
in
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Glasco also wishes to inform men,
bers of other teams that the report
which has been circulated to the ef-
feet that the Shamrock -Aloysius game
tomorrow at Georgetown hollow will
have an important bearing on the un-
limited city title is erroneous.
Hess Juniors have two games on
their weekend schedule. Today they
are performing against the Berwyn
Juniors at the latters' field and tomor-
row the Aggie Juniors will be encoun-
tered on the south Ellipse diamond at
1 o'clock.
Any junior nine wishing to book the
St. Peters Juniors for tomorrow
should call the manager at Lincoln
6782.
Congress Heights tOssers are meet
ing the Garfields this afternoon and
will tackle the Hilltops tomorrow at
their home diamond.
De Luxe and Montour Juniors are
booked to clash at Benning field to-
morrow at ! o'clock.
Takoma Tigers took the short end
Of an 11-to-9 count in a game with
| Mount Pleasant.
Eastern Athletic Association Grays
| scored over the Barber & Ross nine, IL
to 2.
Northern Insects took their ninth
straight game when the Piney Branch
| nine was defeated, IL to Z.
L
Evening star., 1925-06-20
THE CALL OF THE OUTDOORS
BY WILL H. DIG,
President Izaak Wahon League Of America
PERSONAL EQUIPMENT.

OCKETKNVES the Boy Scout fine for
clothing leather thong
possibility should carried
pocket.
attached thong should
cket. In order that ma
Evening star., 1925-06-20
MUM ToSsES MoNpT.

TULSA, Okla, June 20.-Wayne
Big" Mum, heavyweight wrestler,
won in straight falls from Joe
''Toots" Mopdt here last night.
Evening star., 1925-06-20
YALE DEFEATS HARVARD
In FOUR MAJOR SPORTS
By the Associated Press

EW LONDON Conn, June 1oCoached largely
West Yale has cleaned Harvard the
of the college of the
eight the Thames River yesterday the regatta
historic the climax of gridon
track
Evening star., 1925-06-20
spirit CARRIES COBBMEN
CLOSE TO FIRST DIVISION
BY the Associated Press.


N1EW YORK of four consecutive VIC
M tories places the Tigers within half of leading the
League
ed by Indians.
yesterday benga raheo ana
ooJ with the Red to
Evening star., 1925-06-20
BIG LEAGUE STATISTICS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

GAMES TODAY, GAMES TOMORROW.
CIey at Washington CIev. at Washington.
Chicago at n V Chicago at n. Y.
st. Louis at Phila-
Detroit at Boston.
yesterdays RESULTS.
Washington, Z; Cleveland, 5 (12 inninEs)
Philadelphia, 13: st. Louis, B.
Detroit, &; Boston. 3.
New York. A; Chicago, I'll inninEO.
Evening star., 1925-06-20
'RICKARD OF FRANCE" DIES.

PARIS. June 20 Np.-David Solal,
boxing promoter, known as "the Tex
Rickard Of France" died today, aged
20. He had staged all of the most
prominent bouts in France during re-
cent years.
Evening star., 1925-06-20

The weekly putting tournament Of
the Columbia Country Club was sched-
uled to open at 2:30 this afternoon
Due to the cooler weather a large
number Of entries were expected.
Evening star., 1925-06-20

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
New York. 5: Cincinnati. 4.
Pittsburgh, o: BIooklyn. 8.
st. Louis, 8; Boston. o.
Evening star., 1925-06-20
TREASURY DOWNS G. P. 0.

Treasury defeated City Post Office,
to 4, in a Colored Departmental Base
Ball League contest.
Evening star., 1925-06-20

TIP FOR FISHERMEN.
HARPERS FERRY, w. Va, June
20.-The Potomac and Shenandoah
rivers were both clear this morning,
Evening star., 1925-06-20
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW.
Wv Of Cincinnati. N. Y at Cincinnati.
Rostnn at St Iouis. Boston at st. Louis.
RroOklyu at Pitts.
Evening star., 1925-06-20

or Elkr1dge, but managed to nose out
a two-hole victory on the last green.
Shipley's Bright Round.
The scintillating record round OF 6S
turned in by Shipley Of Bannockburn
was a miracle of fine shot making
and good putting. His card follows:
, 1925-04-29
:

the examination of the Letter Of APP
pointment.
3rd Member for Frederiksted Coz airy
District IN. N. Skeoch): Mr.. Char IAN.
announce hat the Letter. of APPS )int-
ment is in order.
End Member for C~hristiansted Gown
(Canegata) re narked: Mr.. Chal man.
The Honorable 3rd Member for Free erik
sled 'Ountry District cannot make that
annuC cement, because the Letter Q APP
poin< Il has not yet heen examined by
all e MEMBERS.
lhe Chairman | will take q vote as to
= neither the question of the ellg10I'ity OF
me member shall be decided at once.
1st Member for Frederikate3 Town
Jacks ny: Mr.. Chairman. object, the
law is clear en- thar point, It says:
I'm cases where objections have
been made cr doubts exist as to the
validity OF an election, the respective
Sneaker must explain The matter 10 the
Council. and after discussion the Char,
man Shall put i to tie vote.
The matter has not been explained.
The Chairman in reply to the last
Speaker said, 1t has been explained.
The Chairman puf 10 the vote the Ques'
ton as to whether the eligibility OF the
member shall be decided AT once with
the result that s members Tor; Z against.
The Chairman then put the question OF
the legality Of the appointment 10 the
vote wi h tie result that 5 members vot.
ed that the appointment was legal and 1
voted that it was not.
LIST Member for Frederiksted Town
(Jacksoa) moved that the vote be taken
over because one member said he did not
know what the vote was taken on.
The Chairman took a vote as to wheth-
Ell the vote Should b. taken over with the
result that 8 members voted ion; 3 a
gainst.
ITO be co]ntiuucI.}