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RTS
.lflHNNY WALKER
HIT BY BALL
3
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l
:\'l. \V Y01li<.\ug.18.~—-—A muffed
o. ltfi‘itl fly was r(sponsible for the
mustponiiucnt oi one of the major
Myrtle game on account of lain yes-
tomiay. Had \Vht-at. ot' the Brooklyn
Militionals. made a succcsst‘ul catch.
flee-re would lizlyc liven thri-c St. Louis
TG(I] l‘l'ill‘f‘tl. instcad 01' two. when
rain tann- down hiuyily in the fifth
inning and thllptlllilH would lune
neon :l to l .\ llnlllt I'llll by Johnston
was wipwl off the records by the
'~‘?(ll‘lll.
’l‘ln- two major
'.- :ixlwrs increased
‘ lilt‘ New York
ill. and Kelly.
nulls. his Lilith.
\‘ot a Cincinnati player reached
lizlse in the S 1—3 innings twirli-d
in PM Slit-a. a New York National
~llllL'Sli‘l”.
i‘ilclivr Scott
league- home run
their totals. {11th.
Americans. made his
oi‘ the New York Na-
’Sl
and Catcher Gibson.
lilt' l!o.~ton Nationals. luallc home
.l‘S. hill the [trans lost to Chicago
. i Scott's wild throw.
S\\'l .\I HIGH II.\I.I. I)I'Z|“I'I.\'l‘I-‘.I).
_____
TO ()SSINING.
of this city. will
‘s'A'I‘IUNAIA‘ GOING
The National A. C...
lourney to ()ssinint: on Sunday. tin-
3156. (it which tiini- almiit (1n in‘opii-
in all till Hivw'tv-d to an. Manager
moi)...“ Lin I‘ill has ttl'l‘llllilttl .‘i has: .
lizail \\lill the Mutual “Ilium
ELI-ac. ml filing Sing prison. and this
rs sm- vi» l-.- a good game. HilSt‘S.
“VIN" i'lil‘l')’ lilt‘ it'lllll and the
w‘ . i ll a\v Mom in front of the
lil..U‘i{1‘IllO on Sunday morning
I" «I: link (I). ’l‘.). Those who de-
-- l4) cu should ln- on hand at that
.vm~ 'l‘lil- lineup of the local team
\ I” ln- printed ill Saturday's edition of
‘llv Sentinel. thcrc probably bcing
Vlrllltl' changes to he made.
lil'TCHISON AND OUIRIET
BEAT BRITISH PROS
BROOKLINE. Mass. Aug. 18.—
lm‘k Hutclllson. oi? Chicago. British
«twin golf champion. paired with Fran-
»; Ouimct. of Woodlawn. former
\mcrican Open and amateur cham-
mrm. defmted Abe Mitchell and
"merge Dnnran. British professionals.
7 up and 5 to play, in a match at the
:t‘lllllil‘y Chili yesterday.
It was the worst defeat the British
:f‘llfers have met on their tour of this
Uuulry.
' CHALLENGE. '
The, Red Sox Juniors would like to
clay a game with any team between
"he. ages of 15-17. The game to be
I'wrlycd on the Turkey hill diamond.
in Fast Nvaalk. at 3 (D. S. T.). If
accepted. write to Manager John Yat-
im'k. 12 Howard street, East Norwalk.
M . .
' 600 gallons of
BASEBALL
'American League.
Yesterday’s Results.
New York. 11; Chicago. 3.
Cleveland. 15; Philadelphia.
St. Louis. 7: \Vashington,
Detroit-Imston. rain.
8.
O
s...
‘ Standi o! the Clubs.
.8 Won. Lost. P. C.
MLLE.
"rt. E. _.
munsmv, AUGUST 18,1921‘ .. _ » . . "-7 ' i “'- T
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lENfiLEN
EXPLAINS llEEEAl
FOREST HILLS N...’Y Aug.13——
)llle. Suzanne Lenglen expressed fear
today that Americans would regard
her as a ”poor sport." Discussing her
default to Mrs. Malia Bjurstedt ‘Iai-
lory in the women's national tennis
tournament. after which she refused
to shake hands. the French star re-
preached herself with tears streaming
down her checks.
“1 am disgustm. she said. "dis-
gusted with myself that I s'nou‘ld ever
have gone on the courts. My doctor
advised me not to play. My own bet-
tel‘ judgment warned me against it. I
was really feeling badly.
"You see. it meant so much to me.
Just everything. I had so looked for—
ward to coming to America. I have
always admired you from afar and I
New York 07 40 .527
( leycland .......... 70 4 ’ .626
\Vashington ........ (m 54 .526
St. Louis ......... 56 55 .505
lloston ............ full 57 .467
Detroit ............ $23 61 46')
(‘liicago ........... 7 G4 .424
Philadelphia ....... 41 ,70 .370
Games Today.
New York at Chicago.
l‘hilad--lphia at Cleveland.
\Vashirigton at St. Louis.
lloston at Detroit (2).
National League.
Yesterday's Games.
New York. 6: Cincinnati.
Chicago. 5—2: Boston. 4-].
Other games postponed, rain.
3.
\
Standing 0! the Clubs.
'\'I'Z\\' Ytlllix'. Aug. 18. James \V. Won Lost. P C
:ill. .lr.. of lliooklui national long Pittsburgh 71‘ 39 64?;
~:t£l|1(‘t‘ S\\'il‘llllll‘l‘ champion. was (19- New York ' ' ' ' ' ’ GS 46 .596
malnd in a SOtLyard match race at Boston """ 6" 47 .569
'V'iL‘hlull Hench. last lil'ght. by Henry llrooklyn """ ' """ 5:) 54 '52;
(Elwin-l. of the New York Athletic St. Loms 55 54 50,
t ‘luli, Giclu-l won by a. yard after a Cincinnati """" 49 63 437
"E’il‘llllnfl nm-k to neck contest. “is‘tthicago .. """" ' 46 66 '4;1
1- i'nie was 6:29 2-5. , -, _ . H ' ' . .. ' ,
I‘hllip Gi-nthncr. of the New York Ihll‘ld‘lphm """" 3° ‘6 '31"
A. (2.. also sprang a surprise by (le- Games Today.
“all” ””"""' K"”"""’- ”"“““””- i“ St. Louis {it Brooklyn (2).
the titty-yard invitation scratch race. ('iucinuati at New Pork.
"‘5’"? 33 4"“ “"'«‘0“,““" “film“? W?” I‘itlslllil‘gli at Philadelphia (2).
the »_\ .iril handicap. iiilisliinir in Chicago at lloston.
211i "4-5
Roiirrt .l. Skclton. of the Illinois .
t‘. Chicago. won ['10 ISO-yard liii’ :lsti International League.
«drake iuy ilation race, ill in. Illllp, I
NIzophen Ruddy. of the New Ymk A.‘ Yesterday’s Results.
. ‘. for the third time this sonson.’ Buffalo. ll; Jersey City. 5.
mm... 34):, 3-5, ,. laltimore. 14; Rochester. S.
—-——~’—'——'——' Other games postpmied, rain.
.54:\YI“I.O\\'I‘II{S TO PLAY ..___
'l‘lll-I \\'llil.l.\.\l.\‘ A. ('. Standing 0! the Clubs.
_ Won. Lost. P. C.
’l‘lii- Mayflowers will line up against Ilallimorc ..... . 94 30 .097
. slrong \Villiams A. 1‘. team. .‘rolu,llun‘;iio ,,,,,,,,,, . 74 5; .55‘
.3. lord, Sunday afternoon. on thc ' ltochcsti r ......... G4 57 329
in lot. at 3 o'clock sharp. The Toronto .......... . 64 59 .530
‘.ilii.ims' players lll‘l' considered ()m‘ Ni \\'.'ll'k ........... :34 G7 .446
H..- lwst semi-pioi'i-ssional ti-alllsin Syracuse .......... 49 73 .403
a. state. They have a record of 16 Jersey City .. . .. 47 72 .395
'l.!l‘_.’llt saint-s to their cri-dit. litIIlloll [trading .......... 423 7‘3 .350
m. of Long: Island. ill-l'i-atid lilt‘lll
lln- score of l) lo 92. in a 1i;.lnning Games Toad].
m... lluggt'rly. their star pitcher. Toronto at Reading.
..il l... on [ht' mound for lln-m. \vliilc ,Hllffalo at .lcrsey (.‘ity.
.miwr will be lit hind llu- lat Hag- Rochester at Baltimore.
. ll\ is 1 St lml’oiil iligh s< liool pitth- Syracuse at Newark,
ind is C()ll:~4i1i“ll'(l '1 lllNlHng “C(l‘ -—————-———-
-.|inn. the second baseman. is a th —
«wwwn home run hitter. getting four- EaStel'n League.
'uru homi- runs in ti-n innings. “A" ,
.... halt-:4 i'i-oni \Villiauis (‘olli‘ginMassq PmSmfiesg‘frdfiirsflfffiflf-Sv
.inl is considered a crack second limit" Bridgeport. '4: ‘Xvw (llax-i-n 3
Jlfliliti Mayflowcrs will put their ”Sm-"”9 game 'Ol‘lf‘lli‘d t-o .\'cw Ila-
inrongt‘Ht lineup in ”‘0 ”rm Iwcausc \i'orcl'sti-r it" Q)" "‘v
irhcy have a hard team to llt'lli. All \V'ti-l 4 F. l llll-‘llild. 4.
>Mayllowvrs report for practice tonight " x ’"U- - >. .-\ll..iu_\. -—3.
Nil Tzilil slial' ).
A wit-k lilom Sunday ihv Mayflow- Standing 0' "10 Clubs.
-r.~< will play the Saxon A. C... at Port “. _‘ Won. L051? 13- C
. ' mu-str-i (:3 41 inc
-lu-str-r. )“l.m._:‘,W)rt‘ 42 :t'Ul
IIUOVIIH (‘II.\I.I.I2\(.‘IJ.‘~ MILLY. ‘:l"'s'.“"“ ---------- 4-7 57‘»
arttord .......... '- :31 ,5”
i’llll..\|l|‘jl.l'lll.\. Aim. l\.‘-v\\'.’ll- (3.'..7i..iii'..‘iii” '5 {’3 '5'?”
\I Ilullyt r. of tin- i‘llilllll lloat (‘lliln \\.'lh_:h .. """" 4‘ 1’0 “1"”
is r lilllll-li‘u'd Jack i<t'ii).'. of tho- \'v's« \; ‘11!) ' """"" 44 1“ #1:“
.. limit (‘iiiln, unilil's (‘ililllllblOll .‘Illl- ' In“) ', """""" 3‘ 73 8'-
ll lil slush Ft'Hiil‘l. to .'l l'liir l'or lill
'lil“l4lllllllll l-liallriigcl (l'lip. lon the Hartford ftalllffiqffifiga’.
wiimlliill ltiirr. (lll .a ml‘ lay. ili' . .. .- ‘ . j ‘
l'.’ v ‘(liilli nilli lill' Middle Stall-s l'('- :II)I,‘:II::“.W;:;I \l\t'.i\::l:i'i(i:mr
v li‘J. . v ‘ I ' ‘ ’ . . '
'J‘li- l‘iliiiit‘llill siuliml l’. I'. Monro, AF“ “.lH‘n “t l~l‘l(.lg‘t-port.
‘ lllllldll m ill“ lii‘.\'lllt: t'tlllllllillol' of . . H
l' i’llilllli m :ziuir.ilion, asks that ill“ (.nfia:fifg(‘gxsg‘::?l(lvl‘?TIO-v'
ix iiioiiilis' lllllllit‘nllfln and training MlllIH-llpoiis.5- .To.hul.0_.q
lv'vil. d ill tlnr l'llltH L'o‘u ruin: (‘Ulll- LOIIisyilln .K" \iilnwnn-(lomi
.u'lllll'l ini‘ Illt‘ t‘lll) lu- “aim-ll. lilil Eil'lillllalpo'ns' 1'3. Iéflll‘s1§.C-itv t“
ilil’ alums tmia) \\l‘l‘i' that this would ' ' ‘ h . “ h
. ill-1151"} and an ol'l'i-i‘ iuzldi- to Hll‘l— . . . ‘ V .. V
lllli‘t‘ i'.llll i‘uslrllo. wlio rows \\ith Mt:23::‘2_’§\ 33:12" IATIOI‘Z'_
ii in WI Comm do""“" i“ “ SW" Litur- “’0'... i-z- kuliiififiia”
1“ "m" Q‘M‘m‘t “00”“ Nl'\\’ Orleans, 7-4: Birmingham.
1-2.
N—nsliyillc. 5—]; Mobile. 4-0.
_.-_\_,
mu LEADING narnms v‘
IN TIIE MAJOR LEAGUES
American League.
Player. Club. G. AB R. H. 'PC.
lleilliian. IJct .109 437 86- 178 .307
Cold). llct ..... 90 352 84 134 .381
Ruth. N. Y. . . .107 376 126 141 .375
Sisler. St. L. . . . 96 299 84 146 .366
Tobin, St. I... .107 479 98 175 .365
National League.
Player. Club. G. AB. R. B. PC.
Hornshy. St. L..109426 92 171 .401
("iitshaw. Pitts. 76 283 41 99 .350
Young. N. Y..1'fl3 356 G4 124 .348
\Villiams. Phll.]04 400 47 136 .340
llighce. Pitts..106 463 S2 157 .330
GOE “’IZN' ARRANGIXG FOR
CRUISE.
NEW YORK. Aug. 18.—Albert Y.
Goeu'cn. of Chicago. was making final
preparations today for a cruise around
the world in a 98-foot power yacht,
built here especially for the trip.
Accompanied by Mrs. Goewen. Ber-
nard Rogers, .lr.. and -F. Trevor Hogg.
captain of the 1916 Princeton football
team. Mr. Goewen plans to sail to-
morrow for the eighteen month cruise
that will take them to the South Sea
Africa. The prime purpose of the
trip is to explore the rivers of the
South Sea. Islands. ”and 'the yacht,
view. The Speejacks has two 500-
horsepower engines and tank: jog 3,}
mm
"OTEER sron'rs ON PAGE. 51W?-
take her 4;
Speejacks.‘ was designed with this in .
did wish to make a good impression.
And now I am afraid everything is
spoiled. \Vhat grit-yes me most. how-
ever. is that I did not show more of
the game spirit of my country.
“Really. I did not realize what I
was doing when I broke down and de-
faulted. If I had to do it all
again. it would he so (lii‘i'cicnt.
so sick
against me:
given in. had I realized
doing. I am afraid you
I felt
luit I should not have
"I was a little hca\‘_\'-lieartml.
court to determine
51 y—Carpcnticr conlv st
' ‘ :1 ply" light. and
itlnlr and promonr :1
till!“ at thv confvro mm to 14'
day iii Oman Groyi- to explain
\‘ltV’S’S.
He was askrd if
made to arrest Dempsey
should they take iidynntagv’
fcr and appinr at (lei-an (lroyc.
replied that he would not do any
so 'unsporlsmanlikc.
would if.» l
llulf
and ltlcklirc
of this of
Hit
to prevent the llowney-“Wlsmn
and another proceeding
judge.
Court
SOInf'
\\'.-\I.I(I".R. HIT BY Vll.\TTI".l)
(7|.l’.\'l‘ll..-\.\'ll. Aug.
Bast-man Johnny “hilt-1‘.
litics. was hit on the rich! silll’
head with a lvnll hailed l>y .llllllllNill
in tht- first inning of \ivstcrday‘s
with the Indians. lie was
unconscious
“Hillier was taken to Loki-sidi-
pitnl. will r- it was found ll"
ici‘inzz from concussinn of brain.
\\'all{vr \\ill in out of the
hast it n duke according to in. H.
(‘asll‘u physician to Illt‘lillrt‘l'.“ of
ins-dial] chill, who is llilt‘lltlillfi' the
fund plziyvr at lilt‘ hospital.
llr. (‘astlc rcporlvd late
that llll' injury
conclusion of the
Oi. lili‘ .\l ll
L'fll‘lii-
last Illl: lit
hrrlin and that
lmll struck him on thi-
head about all
Till-
of the
tar.
( ”‘1'” K N .\I‘¥I-‘.
AND IN Ill-1|“ N ITI'ILY
IS I‘INICI) Sit")
lieldcr. who also was fined $25.
tested the action of the
ing the second game of a double.
the seventh inning.
one run behind. ' Kiialie was necusrd
also of urging the crowd to hecklc the
arbiter.
KING LOSI-IS DIAMOND PIN.
YORK. Aug.
LEI“.
N E \V
tional League baseball team. kit a
$500 diamond horseshoe pin in his
locker at the Polo Grounds lust Mon-
day. with some compunctions. he ad-
mitted yesterday. and when the g'amd
was ox (‘l the pin was gone. The lock-
or had lieen jimmied. but no' money or
other valuables were stolen. The mys-
tery was turned over to the police of
the West 135th street police station.
but when last night no progress had
been made in the search the loss was
made public. The pin was given to
King by his Philadelphia admirers.
-—-———______
CAIKPENTIER TO M [JET
DUTCH HEAVY‘VEIGHT
pARIS, Aug. 18.——Georges Carpen-
tier. heavyweight champion of Eur-
ope. will meet Vanderveer, the Dutch
heavyweight. at Shevenlngen. a fash-
ionable bathing resort in Holland.
next month. says an Amsterdam (“5‘
patch to the “Auto."
NASH-INDUSTRIAL NINE GABIE
OFF.
The game scheduled for Saturday
between the Nash and Industrial nine.
Islands, China. the Philippines and will be played on Saturday. Aug. 27.
A mix—up in the schedule of the Nash
team is the reason.
. LOCKWOODS TO. PRACTICE.
The Lockwoods will hold practice.
on i'Fx-lday evening. fat”. the. diaper
~.u..
O\vr
and (-\‘t’~rything siwlncd going
what I was
Americans
will think I am what you call a ‘poor
. sport.’
How
Ill-nipj ' 6;?
was conducti i]
ii...
hour's
ill'i‘l to-
their
any mow- would lie
’l‘wo lllO\'i-S are contemplated today
light. A
one for an injunction by the Clulnccry
lu-forc
BALL. TAKEN TO HOSPITAL
1‘ -—~ First
of the
Zill‘il“
kilrlt‘lx- «i
1141:.
“as suf-
Hi
i
\I.
tho
ill—
\\':ilkcr received “as
an
X-ray showrd no midi-lice of fracture.
ritzht side
inch above lll"
sl'sl'l~‘.\l)l‘.h
KANSAS (“l“l‘Y. M0,. Aug. ixiv Man-
ager (lilo Knalw, of thi- local Am» ri-
c:ln Association (‘lllll. was illin-d Sim
and indefinitely slisiwii-ll‘ll ‘Vt‘Slt‘l'tllly
lry l’l'i-sidtnt Nicki-y. of Ill" lissOi‘in»
tion. for all :lI'L iiiinnl \i'itli l'mi-iil-
.\Iulli-ll here. list .atlirdav, Klizlln-
was not in uniform yesterday.
Kin-the and \Villiur Good. lm-al onl—
pru-
nmpiieiin call-
llt‘nllf’l‘ with Minneapolis at the end of
with Kansas (‘it_\'
18 ——l.ee Ixing
left fielder for the Philadelphia Na+
Entrances in Main Street, Mold Avenue, and Cannon Street
«
j..._
‘\
Store open till 5;
Saturdays apengiill 6 o’clock -
E“;
if: A .
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A: model '
l
We asked your opinion
of women’s Fall hats
Just a year ago we assembled What. We thought were
the prettiest richest and most charming hats from some
of the foremost makers.
Q
We did it for a purpose—we really wanted you to
could one ltclp it? And. of course. 1 , -
show my feelings more than you calm 3 tell us If you thought them gOOd—We knew no bEtter
Americans. I am not discouraged. l . .
am going ahead as if nothing had Q. ‘ way to get your honest VOte on 131115 matter than by pnC‘
il: P d. M‘ .w: l-"li i " to T ' » . ' . .
mill? 2;... “5.53:. ,:§,.‘,§fi” ' O“ ‘5 ‘ ,‘ . 111g them so you would be unable to remst the combination
RuimRMi-ms Slit-1K 'I‘O I’IlI-ZYIINT . \ 0f beauty 0f deSIgn and price lowness.
I)0\\'NEY-\\'ll.1~0_\‘ 'l‘l'l‘lJ-Z BOLT.
. __ v \ Hundreds of pretty hats found there way to pleased
NEW YORK. Aug. lS.-—}IPI‘EIPI1 ‘ x ' .
Clark Gilson. counsel for the Interna- ~ . ‘ purchaSeis and noting the styles that sold best gave us
t' l 1 Iiiform lluruil. announced in ~"' . _ .
Jigriszv Ctity yesterday that he had a :“ our (3110 t0 make a l’i‘t‘Ol‘d season’s busmcss 111 fills 800-,
conference with officers of the lllll‘- thD .
cuu and others at his home in Sum- .
mil to decide on a plan of action to J ' .
rt-yent‘ the l)0\\'ni-_\-\Yilson fight. in _ ‘ x ) ___,“ye V CHI 1 an -L Ill" )0 _
p - . Today Wt re} cat ha 0 sc ed f y‘h .. l t
Jersey City. on Labor Day. . _
Th9 “(W'- W— \Vm'm' 1"- Craft-q. 511- x , ter values, brlghtcr and more novel models as well as
D”'l‘llllt"ll(it'llt of tliv illir'flll. said ll" . ' .
w‘ould- challenge Jack llivmpsry and . 2?: many Of richer and more beautjful agglgn.
Tcx Rickard to Illlt'i the lnurvau ii ‘
\\'li(lht‘l‘ Illt
You’ll find Duvetyne with ostrich trim —— here {are
velvets in becoming shapes—pawn: wickets—with faillo
silk combinations Duvetynes crushed shapes and some
with real touches-of Parisian
beauty.
«I
Colors—embrace every wanted shade—4.1 run, Fla-
mingo, Bisque, Navy.
Description is of no avail—you must
" . "cio"
see them——
never mind if you don’t want to buy you will be just as
welcome in our Milh'nery section. Come and see for your-
self. Hundreds of new Fall model hats. —
“Te await your verdict—
The price that will attract is
$3.95
'ON SALE THURSDAY AND WHILE THEY LAS'E M
Second floor. front.
l
{gene [mm the faramount: 9(atur‘e. *‘Ihe Bronze Bell; 2 ~
An lnce ~Va.nce Specml.
1T TIII. REGENT THEATRE TODAY
MORE 110M}; RUNS MADE.
.__._
NEW YORK. Aug. 18. ——\Vith near-
ly .one— —third of tln season \et to be
played National League Sluggers al-
ready haye rolled Up 102 more home
runs than they made during the en-
tire season of 192m The four homers
cracked out \estei lay by Kelly d
Bancroft. of the New York Gian
and Gibson and Slott. of the Boston
Braves. brought the total to date up
to 368. Last y'ears total for the en-
tire season Was 261.
The American Leaguers, despite the
yearn services of Babe Ruth, are
tralll the Nationals by‘ one circuit
clout. with a. total to date of 362. The
American total last season Was 368
Ruth. with 45 homers. is 25 ahead of
his nearest rival, KellY. of the Giants,
and needs only ten more to beat his
last: year’s record He is eighteen
days ahead of his 191.0 stride, and has
47 more games in which to garner the
ten.
SHOR'I‘S'IOP CALLA\\'AY SOLD.
KNOXVILLE. Tenn. Aug. 18.—
Frank L. Callaway. shortstop of the
Knoxville Club. of ,. the Appalachian
League. was sold today to the Phila-
delphia American League Club. The
purchase price- was said to have been
the highest .6”?! paid tor 5,. class “D"
playél: Weld ay. who
is ‘ ' tmer University of Tennessee-
MIKE O’DOVVD TO MEET SILENT
.‘IARTIV.
affirm)! *rva _———
Fully recovered from the effects of
an operation performed last March.
Mike O'Dowd, one time middleweight
champion, will return to the ring on
Sa‘turday night. when he meets Silent
Martin in the st'u‘ twelve~round de-
cision bout at the Queensboro A. C..
in Long Island City. If the showing
he makes against Martin convinces
him that he has recovered his old
time form O'Dowd will endeavor to
arrange matches with Johnny Wilson
and Bryan Downey.
‘:[.‘lv'. .._.
NINE PLAYERS SURVIVE.
FOREST HILLS, N. Y., Aug. 18.+
Nine players survived at the start of
the fourth round of the women’s na-
tional tennis championship tourna-
ment on the West Side Club courts to-
day
The contest for placé's in the semi-
finals found Mrs. M0113. Bjurstedt Mal»
lory, the present title holder, pitted
against Mrs. Edwin A. Falk. of New
York; Mrs. Mary Sutton Bundy. of
Los Angeles. against Miss Helen Hille-
adeau, of New York; Mrs. C. "V. Hit-
chins. of Mexico City. against Mrs.
H. Stuart Green. or Ardsley, N Y.;
Miss Mary X. 81,16an 0ft saute. Mani.
8369* Mill EdifiL Bison:-
m. of webmwa mm- 13:. Cole.-
livery deep cool glass reflects the
purity of “Nature’s own beverage”.
“ILL OPEN PALACE
§
. 3
HARRY DABNEILLE TO MEET
BRENNAN IN NEW HAVEN
RING.
NEW YORK, Aug. 18.-—-Harry Dar-
neille. Washington policeman. has
been matched with Bill Brennan for a
twelve-round bout, at New Haven.
Conn, on September 3. it was an-
,gfinmd yesterday. Jn his profession—
report at the close or the
ele‘ W‘W
of North Andover, Masts. against the
winner ot the 38m e-slgoumey
debut Tuesday night Dex-heme
technical
Charles Ray in Scrap Iron (
Chosen by the Palace Management for the theatre re-openlng next
‘Monday, August 22, upon completion of a $20,000 Renovation Contract. .
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EMAPLE LEAF SOON READY.
DETROIT Aug. 18. ——The Maple
Leaf VII. British challenger for th.
Harmsworth international speed boat
trophy. is expected to be in running
order tomorrow. Colonel A. Wr-Taite.L
the pilot, announced today, after the
craft was launched in the Detroit
River.
Amer tlie boat is tuned. up. nothing
more will be done m it: until Ill.
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