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barrels of oil, 516,262,000 cubic feet of gas and 24,825 gallons of gasoline in April, according to a report filed in Federal Court here by Rear-Admiral H. P. Rousseau and J. C. Anderson, receivers of the contested leaseholds. Total receipts for the month were $189,111, the receivership expense was $214, and the total cost of operating the eleven wells on the property was $4,165, the report stated, indicating net profits of $184,782 for the month. SURVÉY BETEILÉS. LEZARD. (Paris Times’ Cable) JERSEY CITY, Friday. — Joe Silvers defeated Ernie Lazard here on points in twelve rounds, BANKING. INSURANCE OFFICE CONTINENTAL D’ASSURANCES Insurance at LLOYD’S, London • Every description of Insurance undertaken. Tel: Elysées 56, Fbg St. Honoré 91,-90 10 91-99 PROFESSORS ROUSSELET, and BALLOY gymnastics daily all the latest dances. Classes and private sessions.—Ask for programme: 14, Faubourg Saint-Honoré, near Rue Royale. 'Phone: Elysées 34-49. T. FARNUM RANGÉ GOURÉCILY—FOXBORO Mines and all fine latest, (tances in street; usons. -.Miss Sterling, diplômée, 41, Boulevard des Capucines ANNOUNCEMENTS. TYPEWRITERS-TYPewriterS General French rents for the: VICTOR TYPEWRITER “The World’s Best Writing Machine” “PETERS” Adding and Listing Machines 10 Column Capacity with “12’- Carriage. HANNOVERA Calculating Machines NEW-ERA Checkwriters we SELL BUY KENT EXCHANGE and KEPAS all makes GENERAL HEARING AIDS, UNDERWEAR, Portables, We have analog and digital keyboards. Do business with Americans who have been in this business for OVER TWENTY YEARS GEORGE KEFFLE Telephone. Trocadéro 47-05. R.C. -Seine 2394(59 22 , RUE Pigalle, PARIS. INTEREST on DEPOSITS PAYABLE QUARTERLY IN DOLLARS OR FRANCS Principal repayable in ONE, TWO or THREE YEARS at Depositors option IN DOLLARS OR FRANCS This is the offer made by the Banking Brand of THE LAND CREDIT ASSOCIATION of ROLAND — Established in 1825 — has 9,000 members owning $500,000,000 worth of Farm land. ABSOLUTE SECURITY apply full information, either by letter or personally to. MID BANK OF PARIS 5 place Vendôme, PARIS 0 TYPEWRITERS LARGE STOCK. ALL AMERICAN MARKS. BEST PRICES. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. Ms on PETITJEAN/ 38 € 57 . d’Antin Tel. Trocadéro 64-30 & 66-76. THE PARIS TIMES, FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1924. Sporting News and Views
and KEPAS all makes GENERAL HEARING AIDS, UNDERWEAR, Portables, We have analog and digital keyboards. Do business with Americans who have been in this business for OVER TWENTY YEARS GEORGE KEFFLE Telephone. Trocadéro 47-05. R.C. -Seine 2394(59 22 , RUE Pigalle, PARIS. INTEREST on DEPOSITS PAYABLE QUARTERLY IN DOLLARS OR FRANCS Principal repayable in ONE, TWO or THREE YEARS at Depositors option IN DOLLARS OR FRANCS This is the offer made by the Banking Brand of THE LAND CREDIT ASSOCIATION of ROLAND — Established in 1825 — has 9,000 members owning $500,000,000 worth of Farm land. ABSOLUTE SECURITY apply full information, either by letter or personally to. MID BANK OF PARIS 5 place Vendôme, PARIS 0 TYPEWRITERS LARGE STOCK. ALL AMERICAN MARKS. BEST PRICES. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. Ms on PETITJEAN/ 38 € 57 . d’Antin Tel. Trocadéro 64-30 & 66-76. THE PARIS TIMES, FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1924. Sporting News and Views from the Four Corners of the World BILL TILDEN MAY PLAY IN CUP TOURNEY Announces Willingness to Defend United States’ Possession Of Davis Trophy (Paris Times Cable) NEW YORK, Friday.—Under a compromise, which is understood to be acceptable to the United States Lawn Tennis Association, William T. Tilden 3rd has announced his willingness to defend the United States as a member of the Paris Cup team. This is the most interesting news on the subject of tennis that has been received for several weeks, for American lovers of the game had begun to bemoan their chances of keeping the trophy in the United States, because of the refusal of Tilden, Johnston and Richards to compete in further events. It is said that under the new arrangement, a player-writer is permitted to write lawn tennis articles, provided that in the daily reports of the tournaments in which he is competing, he uses neither his name nor his title. This was the whole bone of contention, and the reason that Tilden handed in his resignation, as he informed the tennis board that he earned his living as a writer before he became prominent as a tennis player. AMERICAN TEAM IN POLO MATCH
announced his willingness to defend the United States as a member of the Paris Cup team. This is the most interesting news on the subject of tennis that has been received for several weeks, for American lovers of the game had begun to bemoan their chances of keeping the trophy in the United States, because of the refusal of Tilden, Johnston and Richards to compete in further events. It is said that under the new arrangement, a player-writer is permitted to write lawn tennis articles, provided that in the daily reports of the tournaments in which he is competing, he uses neither his name nor his title. This was the whole bone of contention, and the reason that Tilden handed in his resignation, as he informed the tennis board that he earned his living as a writer before he became prominent as a tennis player. AMERICAN TEAM IN POLO MATCH Lovers of polo have a treat in store for them this afternoon, for the American team, which has been unable to put in the usual practice licks, because of wet grounds, is playing a combination French team at Bagatelle, beginning at 5 o’clock. The American players have shown excellent form in their work-outs since their arrival, and are expected to give a lot of trouble to each of the teams entered in the Olympic competition. Following is the line-up of the two teams: United States.—Roe, No. 1, Hitchcock, No. 2, Boesele, No. 3, Wanamaker, Back. France.—Lampton, No. 1, Errer, No. 2, Lannowe, No. 3, De Polignac, Back. HU-RLINGHAM CLUB HAS POLO JUBILEE. SCENES FROM BAGATELLE POLO FIELD LONDON, Friday. — Hurlingham Club—the home of English polo—is celebrating its jubilee today. King Edward VII was among those present at the first game on June 6, 1874. The club came into existence in 1869 to encourage pigeon shooting, but the sport had a short-lived vogue, and its final banishment as one of the attractions of the club soon followed the introduction of polo. YANKEES OUT OF TOP ROLE PLACE STANDING OF THE CLUBS National League. W. L. Pc. W. L. Pc. New
in their work-outs since their arrival, and are expected to give a lot of trouble to each of the teams entered in the Olympic competition. Following is the line-up of the two teams: United States.—Roe, No. 1, Hitchcock, No. 2, Boesele, No. 3, Wanamaker, Back. France.—Lampton, No. 1, Errer, No. 2, Lannowe, No. 3, De Polignac, Back. HU-RLINGHAM CLUB HAS POLO JUBILEE. SCENES FROM BAGATELLE POLO FIELD LONDON, Friday. — Hurlingham Club—the home of English polo—is celebrating its jubilee today. King Edward VII was among those present at the first game on June 6, 1874. The club came into existence in 1869 to encourage pigeon shooting, but the sport had a short-lived vogue, and its final banishment as one of the attractions of the club soon followed the introduction of polo. YANKEES OUT OF TOP ROLE PLACE STANDING OF THE CLUBS National League. W. L. Pc. W. L. Pc. New York. 28 15 .651 Pittsburgh. 20 21 .488 Chicago .. 25 A .553 Boston .... 17 21 .447 Brooklyn . 21 19 .525 St. Louis . 19 24 .442 Cincinnati 22 20 .524 Philadelphia. 12 26 .316 American League. W. L. Pc. W. L. Pc. Boston ... 23 14 .622 Chicago .. 18 20 .474 New York. 23 15 .603 St. Louis . 18 22 .450 Detroit ... 25 18 .581 Philadelphia . 15 23 .395 Washington. 19 20 .487 Cleveland. 14 23 .378 Results of Games National League. R. H. E, St. Louis . 12 19 1 Philadelphia .. 5 10 1 American League. R. H. E. R. H. E. Boston .... 6 11 2 Detroit .... 6 9 2 St. Louis .. 5 10 1 Washington.. 5 15 1 (10 innings.) Chicago ... 4 9 3 Philadelphia . 6 14 1 New York. 3 10 2 Cleveland . 5 12 1 NEW YORK, Friday—The rejuvenated White Sox, under the able leadership of Johnny Evers, substituting for Frank Chance, took advantage of the Yanks, and sneaked over one more run than the New Yorkers made, thereby putting Miller Huggins’ tribe of world’s champions out of the League lead. The
Chicago .. 18 20 .474 New York. 23 15 .603 St. Louis . 18 22 .450 Detroit ... 25 18 .581 Philadelphia . 15 23 .395 Washington. 19 20 .487 Cleveland. 14 23 .378 Results of Games National League. R. H. E, St. Louis . 12 19 1 Philadelphia .. 5 10 1 American League. R. H. E. R. H. E. Boston .... 6 11 2 Detroit .... 6 9 2 St. Louis .. 5 10 1 Washington.. 5 15 1 (10 innings.) Chicago ... 4 9 3 Philadelphia . 6 14 1 New York. 3 10 2 Cleveland . 5 12 1 NEW YORK, Friday—The rejuvenated White Sox, under the able leadership of Johnny Evers, substituting for Frank Chance, took advantage of the Yanks, and sneaked over one more run than the New Yorkers made, thereby putting Miller Huggins’ tribe of world’s champions out of the League lead. The Yanks played like a lot of schoolboys—no worse than schoolboys—excepting Bullet Joe Bush, who pitched a good game, but lacked support. The Red Sox, in the meantime, took the measure of the St. Louis Browns, and relieved the Yanks of the responsibility of keeping the lead. It was moving day in both leagues. Many changes were made, and thereby the game was given a certain stimulus. Tris Speaker’s Cleveland Indians finally succeeded in pushing the Athletics out of the cellar position. Howard Freigau, the Cardinal’s first baseman, made four hits in five trips to the plate, stole four bases, and played an errorless game. His mates made fifteen hits, and beat the Phils, 12 to 5. SPORTS CORRECTION ### It is said that under the new arrangement, a player-writer is permitted to write lawn tennis articles, provided that in the daily reports of the tournaments in which he is competing, he uses neither his name nor his title. This was the whole bone of contention, and the reason that Tilden handed in his resignation, as he informed the tennis board that he earned his living as a writer before he became prominent as a tennis player. AMERICAN TEAM IN POLO
in both leagues. Many changes were made, and thereby the game was given a certain stimulus. Tris Speaker’s Cleveland Indians finally succeeded in pushing the Athletics out of the cellar position. Howard Freigau, the Cardinal’s first baseman, made four hits in five trips to the plate, stole four bases, and played an errorless game. His mates made fifteen hits, and beat the Phils, 12 to 5. SPORTS CORRECTION ### It is said that under the new arrangement, a player-writer is permitted to write lawn tennis articles, provided that in the daily reports of the tournaments in which he is competing, he uses neither his name nor his title. This was the whole bone of contention, and the reason that Tilden handed in his resignation, as he informed the tennis board that he earned his living as a writer before he became prominent as a tennis player. AMERICAN TEAM IN POLO MATCH Lovers of polo have a treat in store for them this afternoon, for the American team, which has been unable to put in the usual practice licks, because of wet grounds, is playing a combination French team at Bagatelle, beginning at 5 o’clock. The American players have shown excellent form in their work-outs since their arrival, and are expected to give a lot of trouble to each of the teams entered in the Olympic competition. Following is the line-up of the two teams: United States.—Roe, No. 1, Hitchcock, No. 2, Boesele, No. 3, Wanamaker, Back. France.—Lampton, No. 1, Errer, No. 2, Lannowe, No. 3, De Polignac, Back. HU-RLINGHAM CLUB HAS POLO JUBILEE. SCENES FROM BAGATELLE POLO FIELD LONDON, Friday. — Hurlingham Club—the home of English polo—is celebrating its jubilee today. King Edward VII was among those present at the first game on June 6, 1874. The club came into existence in 1869 to encourage pigeon shooting, but the sport had a short-lived vogue, and its final banishment as one of the attractions of the club soon followed the introduction of polo. YANKEES OUT OF TOP ROLE PLACE STANDING OF THE CLUBS National League. W. L. Pc. W. L. Pc.
form in their work-outs since their arrival, and are expected to give a lot of trouble to each of the teams entered in the Olympic competition. Following is the line-up of the two teams: United States.—Roe, No. 1, Hitchcock, No. 2, Boesele, No. 3, Wanamaker, Back. France.—Lampton, No. 1, Errer, No. 2, Lannowe, No. 3, De Polignac, Back. HU-RLINGHAM CLUB HAS POLO JUBILEE. SCENES FROM BAGATELLE POLO FIELD LONDON, Friday. — Hurlingham Club—the home of English polo—is celebrating its jubilee today. King Edward VII was among those present at the first game on June 6, 1874. The club came into existence in 1869 to encourage pigeon shooting, but the sport had a short-lived vogue, and its final banishment as one of the attractions of the club soon followed the introduction of polo. YANKEES OUT OF TOP ROLE PLACE STANDING OF THE CLUBS National League. W. L. Pc. W. L. Pc. New York. 28 15 .651 Pittsburgh. 20 21 .488 Chicago .. 25 A .553 Boston .... 17 21 .447 Brooklyn . 21 19 .525 St. Louis . 19 24 .442 Cincinnati 22 20 .524 Philadelphia. 12 26 .316 American League. W. L. Pc. W. L. Pc. Boston ... 23 14 .622 Chicago .. 18 20 .474 New York. 23 15 .603 St. Louis . 18 22 .450 Detroit ... 25 18 .581 Philadelphia . 15 23 .395 Washington. 19 20 .487 Cleveland. 14 23 .378 Results of Games National League. R. H. E, St. Louis . 12 19 1 Philadelphia .. 5 10 1 American League. R. H. E. R. H. E. Boston .... 6 11 2 Detroit .... 6 9 2 St. Louis .. 5 10 1 Washington.. 5 15 1 (10 innings.) Chicago ... 4 9 3 Philadelphia . 6 14 1 New York. 3 10 2 Cleveland . 5 12 1 NEW YORK, Friday—The rejuvenated White Sox, under the able leadership of Johnny Evers, substituting for Frank Chance, took advantage of the Yanks, and sneaked over one more run than the New Yorkers made, thereby putting Miller Huggins’ tribe of world’s champions out of the League lead.
.622 Chicago .. 18 20 .474 New York. 23 15 .603 St. Louis . 18 22 .450 Detroit ... 25 18 .581 Philadelphia . 15 23 .395 Washington. 19 20 .487 Cleveland. 14 23 .378 Results of Games National League. R. H. E, St. Louis . 12 19 1 Philadelphia .. 5 10 1 American League. R. H. E. R. H. E. Boston .... 6 11 2 Detroit .... 6 9 2 St. Louis .. 5 10 1 Washington.. 5 15 1 (10 innings.) Chicago ... 4 9 3 Philadelphia . 6 14 1 New York. 3 10 2 Cleveland . 5 12 1 NEW YORK, Friday—The rejuvenated White Sox, under the able leadership of Johnny Evers, substituting for Frank Chance, took advantage of the Yanks, and sneaked over one more run than the New Yorkers made, thereby putting Miller Huggins’ tribe of world’s champions out of the League lead. The Yanks played like a lot of schoolboys—no worse than schoolboys—excepting Bullet Joe Bush, who pitched a good game, but lacked support. The Red Sox, in the meantime, took the measure of the St. Louis Browns, and relieved the Yanks of the responsibility of keeping the lead. It was moving day in both leagues. Many changes were made, and thereby the game was given a certain stimulus. Tris Speaker’s Cleveland Indians finally succeeded in pushing the Athletics out of the cellar position. Howard Freigau, the Cardinal’s first baseman, made four hits in five trips to the plate, stole four bases, and played an errorless game. His mates made fifteen hits, and beat the Phils, 12 to 5. SPORTS CORRECTION ### It is said that under the new arrangement, a player-writer is permitted to write lawn tennis articles, provided that in the daily reports of the tournaments in which he is competing, he uses neither his name nor his title. This was the whole bone of contention, and the reason that Tilden handed in his resignation, as he informed the tennis board that he earned his living as a writer before he became prominent as a tennis player. AMERICAN TEAM IN
day in both leagues. Many changes were made, and thereby the game was given a certain stimulus. Tris Speaker’s Cleveland Indians finally succeeded in pushing the Athletics out of the cellar position. Howard Freigau, the Cardinal’s first baseman, made four hits in five trips to the plate, stole four bases, and played an errorless game. His mates made fifteen hits, and beat the Phils, 12 to 5. SPORTS CORRECTION ### It is said that under the new arrangement, a player-writer is permitted to write lawn tennis articles, provided that in the daily reports of the tournaments in which he is competing, he uses neither his name nor his title. This was the whole bone of contention, and the reason that Tilden handed in his resignation, as he informed the tennis board that he earned his living as a writer before he became prominent as a tennis player. AMERICAN TEAM IN POLO MATCH Lovers of polo have a treat in store for them this afternoon, for the American team, which has been unable to put in the usual practice licks, because of wet grounds, is playing a combination French team at Bagatelle, beginning at 5 o’clock. The American players have shown excellent form in their work-outs since their arrival, and are expected to give a lot of trouble to each of the teams entered in the Olympic competition. Following is the line-up of the two teams: United States.—Roe, No. 1, Hitchcock, No. 2, Boesele, No. 3, Wanamaker, Back. France.—Lampton, No. 1, Errer, No. 2, Lannowe, No. 3, De Polignac, Back. HU-RLINGHAM CLUB HAS POLO JUBILEE. SCENES FROM BAGATELLE POLO FIELD LONDON, Friday. — Hurlingham Club—the home of English polo—is celebrating its jubilee today. King Edward VII was among those present at the first game on June 6, 1874. The club came into existence in 1869 to encourage pigeon shooting, but the sport had a short-lived vogue, and its final banishment as one of the attractions of the club soon followed the introduction of polo. YANKEES OUT OF TOP ROLE PLACE STANDING OF THE CLUBS National League. W. L. Pc. W. L.
excellent form in their work-outs since their arrival, and are expected to give a lot of trouble to each of the teams entered in the Olympic competition. Following is the line-up of the two teams: United States.—Roe, No. 1, Hitchcock, No. 2, Boesele, No. 3, Wanamaker, Back. France.—Lampton, No. 1, Errer, No. 2, Lannowe, No. 3, De Polignac, Back. HU-RLINGHAM CLUB HAS POLO JUBILEE. SCENES FROM BAGATELLE POLO FIELD LONDON, Friday. — Hurlingham Club—the home of English polo—is celebrating its jubilee today. King Edward VII was among those present at the first game on June 6, 1874. The club came into existence in 1869 to encourage pigeon shooting, but the sport had a short-lived vogue, and its final banishment as one of the attractions of the club soon followed the introduction of polo. YANKEES OUT OF TOP ROLE PLACE STANDING OF THE CLUBS National League. W. L. Pc. W. L. Pc. New York. 28 15 .651 Pittsburgh. 20 21 .488 Chicago .. 25 A .553 Boston .... 17 21 .447 Brooklyn . 21 19 .525 St. Louis . 19 24 .442 Cincinnati 22 20 .524 Philadelphia. 12 26 .316 American League. W. L. Pc. W. L. Pc. Boston ... 23 14 .622 Chicago .. 18 20 .474 New York. 23 15 .603 St. Louis . 18 22 .450 Detroit ... 25 18 .581 Philadelphia . 15 23 .395 Washington. 19 20 .487 Cleveland. 14 23 .378 Results of Games National League. R. H. E, St. Louis . 12 19 1 Philadelphia .. 5 10 1 American League. R. H. E. R. H. E. Boston .... 6 11 2 Detroit .... 6 9 2 St. Louis .. 5 10 1 Washington.. 5 15 1 (10 innings.) Chicago ... 4 9 3 Philadelphia . 6 14 1 New York. 3 10 2 Cleveland . 5 12 1 NEW YORK, Friday—The rejuvenated White Sox, under the able leadership of Johnny Evers, substituting for Frank Chance, took advantage of the Yanks, and sneaked over one more run than the New Yorkers made, thereby putting Miller Huggins’ tribe of world’s champions out of the League
14 .622 Chicago .. 18 20 .474 New York. 23 15 .603 St. Louis . 18 22 .450 Detroit ... 25 18 .581 Philadelphia . 15 23 .395 Washington. 19 20 .487 Cleveland. 14 23 .378 Results of Games National League. R. H. E, St. Louis . 12 19 1 Philadelphia .. 5 10 1 American League. R. H. E. R. H. E. Boston .... 6 11 2 Detroit .... 6 9 2 St. Louis .. 5 10 1 Washington.. 5 15 1 (10 innings.) Chicago ... 4 9 3 Philadelphia . 6 14 1 New York. 3 10 2 Cleveland . 5 12 1 NEW YORK, Friday—The rejuvenated White Sox, under the able leadership of Johnny Evers, substituting for Frank Chance, took advantage of the Yanks, and sneaked over one more run than the New Yorkers made, thereby putting Miller Huggins’ tribe of world’s champions out of the League lead. The Yanks played like a lot of schoolboys—no worse than schoolboys—excepting Bullet Joe Bush, who pitched a good game, but lacked support. The Red Sox, in the meantime, took the measure of the St. Louis Browns, and relieved the Yanks of the responsibility of keeping the lead. It was moving day in both leagues. Many changes were made, and thereby the game was given a certain stimulus. Tris Speaker’s Cleveland Indians finally succeeded in pushing the Athletics out of the cellar position. Howard Freigau, the Cardinal’s first baseman, made four hits in five trips to the plate, stole four bases, and played an errorless game. His mates made fifteen hits, and beat the Phils, 12 to 5. One of the crack shots of the team is M. V. Dinwiddie, a 17-year-old Washington youth, whose marksmanship is the pride of his veteran associates. Gunnery Sergeant Morris Fisher, another member of the team, is the holder of three world records, namely the National, International, and Olympic championship. Like many other members of the team, he fought with the "Devil Dogs" at Belleau Wood. The Army is represented on the team by Major J. K. Bowles, and the Navy by Commander C.
moving day in both leagues. Many changes were made, and thereby the game was given a certain stimulus. Tris Speaker’s Cleveland Indians finally succeeded in pushing the Athletics out of the cellar position. Howard Freigau, the Cardinal’s first baseman, made four hits in five trips to the plate, stole four bases, and played an errorless game. His mates made fifteen hits, and beat the Phils, 12 to 5. One of the crack shots of the team is M. V. Dinwiddie, a 17-year-old Washington youth, whose marksmanship is the pride of his veteran associates. Gunnery Sergeant Morris Fisher, another member of the team, is the holder of three world records, namely the National, International, and Olympic championship. Like many other members of the team, he fought with the "Devil Dogs" at Belleau Wood. The Army is represented on the team by Major J. K. Bowles, and the Navy by Commander C. T. Osborne. Others include: Gunnery Sergeant R. O. Coulter, J. W. Crockett, Sergeant Dennis Fenton, J. B. Grier, Lieutenant Sidney B. Hinds, Colonel C. G. Stodter, Walter R. Stokes, and Ralph C. Stokes. Colonel Stodter was Chief of Staff, Third Army Corps in Germany following the Armistice. Praised at Sea. Both the rifle and pistol teams made things lively on board by daily practise at sea. Dr. Regina H. Sayre, Captain of the Olympic and international pistol teams, had in his party Lieutenant E. Andino, Major W. D. Fraser, Lieutenant A. J. Whaling, Sergeant B. E. Betke, Sergeant H. Bailey, Dr. I. R. Calkins, champion pistol shot of the world, E. A. Fox, A. A. Lane, Dr. W. B. Russell, and R. Billingsley. Both teams were met at the Gare Saint-Lazare by delegates appointed to represent the United States at the matches. They will leave today for Reims. The International Shooting Union matches will be held for ten days beginning Sunday. Selected at Quantico. Members of both teams were selected at final tryouts at Quantico, Virginia. Brigadier-General Fred PL. Phillips, who was in charge of all the arrangements for selecting the championship rifle team, was prevented from sailing at the