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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, August 11, 1920 · page 10

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’ . Other games ,posuoned, rain.
, . , .1, ‘ . . . ' ”—— 7 .
-. mm for G0“. Title. - Standing of the Clubs.
' ~ ~ A. .. . ,, ' WomlaosLAPhCe .
- - eleveland 69- 36 :esrl
. ' TILEDO. Ans. 11.—Harry Yardon. Chicago ....... 68 41 .624
._ thoWeteran English solfer. who had. New York ........... as as .618
mine British championship before St. Louis 52 52 ..
Robert T. Jones. of Atlanta. G5. ‘was Washington 46- 56
born had a chance Y6 in the Boston 46 57
0M! 0: the tournament 101' e 113' Detroit . ..... . . 39. 64
"domicile!!! championship to a. of Philadelphia ;....... 33. 73
3m sterling material the little fellow n...—
, JIV me. With Toledo the Mecca for Gama-Jada.“ '
”the fiorld'fl leading golfers the gallery New York at Cleveland. ‘ "'1
on he reconstructed Inverness ,links Washington at Chicago. . is
pasted Verdun and Jones as utensil: ,ymladelphjg at..Detroit. ‘
to ”new. Slashing, sparkling soil? ' Boston at St. Louis. ' a;
mseen, and at the end of the day’s~ ’ '
playtime youngster was on even item _NAT|0NAL LEAGUE.

with the master of the links, each. " . 5—.—
yitfila card of 75.

 

film years younger than the British-

er did not at all feaze the youthful Standing of the Clubs.
Southern champion. Hole after hole ' Won. Lost. P. C.
be made. apparently oblllvous of thelnrooklm 60 45 .571
reputation of the Britisher, and at the Cincinnati . ......... 58 44 .569
End Of the outgoing trip he led by 34 New York . ........ . 55 46 .545
to 40. . ~ I m a i ! Pittsburgh .......... 52 47 .525
The Southern champion, who haS'Chicago .. .......... . 52 56 .481
fallen in4weisht recentlY. set 8» terri-lsn Louis ............ 47 so .456
iic pace,i}coring two pars, a birdie 2 Boston ,,,,,,,, 44 53 .464

.on the 135 yard third and pars 0n the Philadelphia 4o 61 .396

rest of the first nine. while Var-don,

 

trapped on the first and second holes mm“ Today,
and taking three putts on the fourth, Chicago at Brooklyn (2), '
could do no better than 40. Pittsburgh at New York (2).

The luck changed on the homeward Cincinnati at Boston.

trip. The Briton with a birdie 3 on St. Louis at philadelphja,

the 359 yard eleventh, a 2 on the 150 ._______ _
yard thirteenth and 3 on the 832 yard INTERNATIONAL L
eighteenth got home in 35, one under

 

par, despite 55 on the 40 yard six— Yesterday's Results.

teenth and 430 yard seventeenth. Baltimore. 9; Buffalo. 0.

Jones began to find the traps and miss Syracuge' 5-2; Rochester. 04,

putts on this nine and expended forty- other games postponed, . wet

one strikes, so that the scores were grounds.
even at the finish.

‘ OEMPSEY MAY (30 TO

 

 

 

 

 

 

LONDON FOR BOUT Baltimore ........... 72 37 .661

~ Toronto 71 40 .640‘
champion Interested in Cochran's Big Buffalo ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 69 40 .633
Offer- lAkrnn .............. 68 42 .618

NEW YORK. Aug- 11--Jack Demp’lReading ............. 53 .17 .432
sey may "go ‘0 England and fight C3!” Jersey City .......... 43 65 .399‘
Dentier for the Bum 01' “0:000 0391" Rochester ........... 2 74 .31.:
ed 'by Charles Br. Cochran. Manager Syracuge ............ 27 o 52 .243
Jack Kearns has been thinking scri-
ously over ”)6 proposition, and while Games Today.
he said yesterday he had not definitc- Toronto at Reading.
1y; made up his mind. he has not by 3.13310 at Bnmmmp_ '
any means declined the offer. Fifty Roping” at Syracuse.
thousand pounds would be nearly Akron at Jersey City.
$200M“); and it does not appear that W__
any American promoter would guaran- EASTERN LEAGUE.
lee the champion a sum of that sizeto ‘ '____~_.

'meet the French boxer in ,this coun- Yesterday’eflenultg.
try. Hartford, 2; Pittsfield,"1.

In addition to £50,000 to Dempsey Worcester. 5; Springfield, 0.
Cochran is reported' to have offered New ”5v9m 7; Bridgeport. 0.
£35000 to Carpentier. which would VVnterburyAlbany, rain.
bring the total guarantee to the. box- _._._._
ei‘s up to approximately $350,000. If Standing of the Clubs.
Kearns can lake all American referee , . '1 . twig“, Leg-‘95.?“
make the “fin." l'c’l’lh"5‘r‘lm£ll‘lzll§?l Yell} asulngszriglsn ................... :57 46 .333
eree in ”W "ing it “Wm“ be 3 hazal'd-lllmlronl ..... ‘ ....... 48 45 .516
nus thing for Dempsey to hit Carpen‘ lBrillgeport .......... 51 50 “505
tier in the body. as the Frenchmanfgmingfield .......... 4g 49 .495
and his manager are adopts at claim- Pillsficld. ___________ 49 52 .485
“‘3 ’0‘” Thpreml‘e- ” Dempsey boxes lAlbanv ............. 47 . so .485
Carpcnlier in England it will be advis— \Vaterburv .......... 40 60 .400
able for the world'scllampion to con- '
fine his blows to the jaw. Games Today.

According to present plans Carpen- W’orcester at Ilaflford' - -
tier will arrive here next month to Albany at New Haven. *w
fulfill an engagement with Levinsky, Waterbury at Bridgeport. ’
and it is not unlikely the details of 21 Springfield at Pinsfleld. “'1
Dempsey-Carpentier bout in London W . '
will then be arranged AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Dempsey will engage in two bouts Toledo. 1; Milwaukee, 0.
in the interim. his first being with Bil- Minneapolis, 4; Louisville, 0.

ly Mlske’ht Benton Harbor, Septem- Indianapolis, 5; Kansas City, 2'
her 6, and the date for the second. St Paul-Columbus, rain.

which will be with Bill Brennan, is to _____.__

be set at a meeting between Kearns SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.

and Brennan’s manager today. Demp- Mobile. 63; Memphis, 2.2.

sey 'will break training camp on Fri- Atlanta. 104): Little Rock. 1-2,

daymnd start for Benton Harbor. Nashville, 6: New Orleans. 2.
__._..__.___._.___ The Birmingham game was pasipon-

EOXlNG ”0753- ed on account of rain.
Harry Wills and Sam «McVea are in-

dustrious chaps, They will meet in a Five Leading. Hittm

 

 

teneround bout in Buffalo next Monday

night, and two Weeks later will ap- JILMSSOI Leagues

pear in a twelve-round bout in Jersey *

 

City. , AMERICAN LEAGUE.
R

Young Denny, the New Orleans wel- Player and Club. G. AB.

fer, who has been a them in the pugi- Speaker, Cleve. .105 391 98 181 .416
listic path .of Marty Burke, weighs 148.8181”. St. L. . . .105 422 91 171 .405
pounds and is 32 you” of age_ 39’380k80n, Chi....104 404 89 160 .396
would like a title bout with 'Jack Brit- Ruth, N- Y.... - -114 335 120 129 .385

ton. E. Collins, Chi..108 422

Announcement is made that Lew NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Tendler and Frankie Callahan have Player and club. G. AB.
been matched'for the 133 pound jun- 11011191917. St. L--102 404
ior'llghtweight championship of Amer .J- Smith, (St. L.. 73 252
icaa. Labor Day, it they have refer- unsh. Cln ...... 99 374

4 to ”the junk”. lmt.cm' >Wiiliams, Phil": 9‘9 394
es ‘sh’e by the.Army and Navy Myers, Bklyn...106 405

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Board. t ey will have to do better
D than 133 pounds. The limit of the MISS AMERICA WINS

clan is 130 pounds. INTERNATIONAL RACE

 

It is reported that several residents

of (Bayside, L. 1.. have decided to 'or- Takes First Guam foraHarmsworth

ganize a club and erect some in ' Tm,“ .
which important_houts will be staged. COWBS: Em. Aug. 11.-— th

The organizers have not divulged'their her nearest competitor a

names. but it is significant tint Jim and a half miles‘behind the American
Corbett lives at Bayside. motor boat Miss America‘won the first

It probably will interest Gene Tun- race for the Harm-worth

net». to know that, while the rezone international motorboat prize. 0!! the
causal the recent bout ‘between Marty 1516 Of Wight Yesterday. Her average
Bugke and Xmg Denny a draw, the speed over the course otithirty knots
rmideeq-mcg were of the “opinion PM 51.45 knots an hour, and her fast-
thfi Demy'cutnointed,Bm-ke. n, was est lap was covered at the rate of
theesecond fifteen-mnnd’hdut‘m‘wmch 56.63 knots. Miss AmErtcir is owned
Dagny had shaded his heavier oppo- by Gareld A~ WOW, 0! Detroit. and is

 

neat. , refiesentling t‘lée Detroit Eacht Club.
7 an e eat a, 1., owned 1) Sir Mack-
DODGERS RECALL uy Edgar, finished second? and Sun-

, Slim SHERIDAN W"Desen101a belch 1
NEW YORK. Aug. 11.-—The Brook— 19D. was third. 8 n:

lm‘Natioual League club monarch. The course was lowered 3 in
ed its option aadrraealled them .M or six hots each. Miss ‘11;:-
g ‘ Shortstop Eugene Shogun 2mm trait develOped engine tiodble in the
. a; finding Intel-gum. 1M0, tom-ti: round, and thong: she meas-
‘n . r Gazsannmeed my. 1.. til-ably recovered after a while. she
die rm J. smock also has been was unable again to attain been-IL

 

 
 

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f. Yesterday}: Rosella. -.
WM”- '4= Minion. .c‘ (10 4a.?
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' Yedflday’s Reunite.
Jones, familiarly called Bobby by s; Louie, “5;"Philadeiphia, 1.

.all the golf world, grasped the slum Boston. 4-10; Cincinnati, 3-13.

1101f at the start. That he was thirty- Other games postponed, rain,

Standing of the Clubs.
Won. Lost. P. C.

 

 

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63 149 .369
46 84 .333
55 124 .332
58 127 .322
58 129 .319

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'soup Stock Pots, extra heavy seamless bodies with 5593 ‘ Thmepettem “We“ ““13“ mm ; “ P": ”T, m,
" heevytincovers24qt.size. Regular-$7.50. “fi‘i; andivorytint. Regularglfio . 1.. , Jessi “N ,

Egg Holders for the refrigerator or an use, blue or . *- . ‘ . .
,3. £13; enamel. Will hold one dfmntzggs Reg; ‘3 Cretonnes in the Sale - Blgsell Carpet _
=5": .d'ts. l ”WW-10‘ . ~, . ' ' ‘ aufldngpafiiems '] 'weepers
i ‘lderatersof hea tinthreesizesfor ' mmmmmm,
f' ‘ service. Regular BEyct‘s. ’ mapfifi% l ‘ inmodium and woolenfidl. “of measure .1 W “angular 110.15.31.de

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Foodie..Bathllmm , filtersugon ital-Second" Week
Fixturesorwhita~enmm1 wh‘e. All‘these‘l "' ‘ . Q . Q. ,
add much to the comfort and convenience of the whole ' ””4” Naturally one expecia the furmture to be depletede. became till { .llt .- have
family. ,_ been large and a number of very handsome pieces W111 be missed. Their-Inn: N. hm.
Tub Soap Dish' . Sale Pm ever, have been taken bly stock' advanced from the storehouse, and tins xx... g. Hm
Wall Soap Bight, ‘ y ' . ' the furniture department in as complete condition as it was a week ago.
Stand Dishes. 50 cts. ‘ - . ,
rape: no .. ‘. ‘ “my” ' ,. ‘ . lemg Room Sets
Tmblerfilders, "‘ " 3' . 9”?“ m .: “"" thatmanueduotgermalcomfort :
Tove], Bars, white enamel on steel, 24 niches long- «Velour 0’ka , tapestry covered Sets, ”we,
sLa e wall plates. Regular $1.00. Sale 111100.79 ctn‘. upholstery ’of the most luxurious pieces; davenportnmwfmll. “ng.
Bath 8 018, “:th enamel With rubber tippsfd feet. stvlté. In my instances the seat chat; Regular pl‘lOC‘. fur 11.1,. r is .330.
. Regular pnce $6'00‘ ' Sale £3333? ,. _ cushions are removable. ~. ' Sale price $337.00
L A mmnmm mekgseal' Damask covered sets or one
3* cushions of blue velour, cane panel pieces; rocker armchair all". when
‘ backs and. seats. Movable sun 1V cry, attractive sct. Regul: ll lulled
burst cushions on davenport. Reg- ‘ at $2235.“). 1.,
lax-place $360.m. » 1.-..»- Sale priCEJ$210.OO
.-1 mm!!! $31..80 ; 7...»! five. '
. .. .4, r3; Table Cloths and Napkins I“, A new l..ot of small Rugs!
' ’ fi“ ' ' " El Impound: ‘4 for 2 " l ; Those shim filegluml "‘ . W» in
F round labial, 72 inches in diameter. AV time to 0 on the sale a “colt . In
30 . F 01" d7: Housekeeper . "These are in 93mm. 91? “hawk-we . . the medllllm small sizcr-s \Vltll . name
- and WanW Hampers, covered and With extra 3 ' patterns and in fimsh and chIg'n 1 into use in so many llltll'lfir'. 4.? 1118‘

l strong handles. Large size. Regular $4.50. . masquerade nicely for pure linen. 1

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sale 1311093835 : Regluarpfice $4.50. We price $3.75 3 : couch.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

'f Splint Clothes Baskets oblo large size withstron - . muons“ ‘
1y braced bottom. Ilegfillfrghlfio. 35310 price $1 4: 3?: Inported Cotton Cloths 70 inches " E worsted: , - .l- M: "Sill
Splint Clothes Baskets, round, very s1 rang and dura— é . found very nice finality. Regular ‘ 5' Size 127 x 54, regular f if?" 3:,‘30.
ble. 'llhcxregulasr price$1.25. Sale priceBBctl ‘ . . - $600. . . m m— W ‘ ' 3 X 3~ “'f-‘M’ii' "’",f.“'.“;' $5.5
Clotheslames, 50 ft. long. inlheavy twisted style or ‘, Pnce‘ . - - . , A 36 x 633. rvglllm' are.» .. -‘
j waxed waterproof. Regular price 90 cts. ? :» ngmof pure linen damask, ‘21 Body Brussels” l __, 5 6 J15
.' . . ._ 8a ' apex; ' . - good - ' g" ‘er,-l_ Hull mud» E
Wall‘Clothes Dryer-s. These fold flat to t $3.11 when imihl'“ “3% WW“? and ' %lz:so‘ 3m 1m WM ’.‘" ”'“’ "‘Um.
not in use. Ten drying arms. Regular price $1.75. pa ' , We“ a £1035 . floor. Rugs arc Mlvlfvi“ l; "“4 ‘-‘-“"Q~‘
. Sale rice $1.25 2mg floor. ' are an especial lulrpnlll. 1‘
Clothes Wnngem.“Anchor Brand” ten in mllawith , A ”' 5 Bl k n.
. {21311 beannbgs, 531‘ stillaonary or r«lu§ll%t0%bs, rcvcrsi- l Camp an “' ‘
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Heavy Dish Drainers of wire, rack for plates. Regll- ' ‘ m colors: 1d R0 ‘ r . $1 00 -* (.0101- with a Gum?
Ia.r_$‘1.00. r flaleprlnemcfl . i D0690 5"" ' b b l. m a:
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Miscellaneous Items r; .. any one of these will be charming if used with a ‘ . August Sale Mam“ .,
Belly Bags of fine cheese cloizh} Regular price 45 die. '3 - sheafwhiteqmdfir draperan casement style. Conj l , $7 50 Special j.
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ll “Sanitary and very quick worker; Regular price i l
:‘fl25cts; ' Sflopfloomm-l

; govored Kettles of gray enamel, ZO-qt. size. Convex

‘11.: sides and heavy handles. Regular $3.25. 2?

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