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" OCEAN GROVE. x. J.. Aug. 19r-
L . e first of a serii-s of rallies designed
£0 aid in bringing about repeal oiftthe
' ZHurluy act, permitting: boxing bouts in
ENew Jersey. was ni-lii here today by
"the International Reform Bureau.
The bureau. which has been trying
to cause punishment of Jack Demp-
‘sev. Georges Curpentier. Tex Rickard
and everybody else that had anything
to do with the big fight of July 2. lost
another round yesterday. when Com-
mon Pleas Judge Dougherty. of Hud-
son county. refused to issue warrants
for the fighters. their managers and
Rickard. sought under an anti-prize
fight act. passed by the New Jersey
. Legislature in 1898.
, “It I should issue such warrants.
‘ said the judge. “I would have to take
Dempsey by the hand and march to
.1181! With him. Judge lilziir. of this
. court. and myself. attended the light
5‘ together. We, could be arrested for
aiding and abetting in the promotion
0f the fight if I took this course."
3. Judge Dougherty ruled the. lelR act
‘1 had been superseded by the Hurley
BAsgALL
American League.
Yesterday's Results.
Chicago. 7: New York. 6.
Boston. 6-5; Detroit. 5-0
game. 1‘. innings).
Philadelphia, 6;
Washington, 13:
(first
Cleveland. 4.
St. Louis, 1.
Standing at the Clubs.
. Won. Lost. P c.
Nchork.........67 41 .20
Cleveland .......... 70 43 .619
W'ashington ........01 54 .530
St. Louis ...... . 56 _ 56 .500
Boston... ......... 52 57 .477
.452
.429
.385
Detroit 52 63
Chicago 48
Philadelphia . ...... 42 70
Games Today.
New York at Chicago.
lloston at Detroit (2).
\Vashlngton at St. Louis.
National League.
Yesterday’s Games.
Cincinnati. 4; New York. 3.
Brooklyn. 11-4; St. Louis, 5-].
Boston. 9; Chicago. 8 (seven
nines. ruin).
l'itlsbiirgh. 4—3;
in-
I’liilatlelphia, 3-2.
Standing of the Clubs.
‘; act. lie told'the bureau representa- Won. Lost. P.C.
3. tiles he wouldn't be lilt‘llllt'il to issue Pittsburgh ........ 73 39 .052
1 Warrants if complaints Were llit'tl un- New York ........ 68 47 .591
', der the Hin‘icy act. saying he thought lioston ............ 63 47 .573
j the matter should be submitted to a Brooklyn .......... 61 54 .530
grand gury. ’St. Louis .......... 55 56 .495
. ‘Pinrinniiti .......L. 50 63 .442
. (‘hlcuizo ........... 46 67 .407
g %I’lliludt’lpllizl ....... 35 is .310
7 liilli’ 0N FIRST PLAEEi
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NEW YORK. Aug. lil.—*I’illfil)lll‘l:llr
today has a firm grip on llrst [liilt‘l‘ in
the National lit'llgllfl. \Ninninvr,r two
games from Philadelphia yesierilziyi
while New York lost to (‘iiu-inimti. the!
Pirates now hold :i leiiil 01' iii pniiits'
over the Giants.
Ii' Pittsburgh dot-s no lntti'r tlizin}
break cu-n iii ‘13 nniiii-s rI-iiinming onl
its schedule. .\‘i-\\' York must win 20
of its 391:.iiiii-sto tiw lllt' llilt‘t'-lll1ll\'l'l’5.v
Of thri-i- flOliitlt"‘llt‘il1it'l'.~l )t'glt‘l‘ti.l.\,i
nom- “irri- ili\iili‘il, \\'llll iii.» i'ii;ii.-..-'l
double \'ii'toig\‘, lil()()ki)il scored two,
over St. Louis. and. iii iii" .\llll’l'llilll'
League. Huston twii'o- (li‘ll 'ill'll lh lil)ll.:
“'alter Johnson. of \\'iisiiiii:;ton.l
displayed the. old time form in limit—
ing St. Louis to four hits. lilt‘ i ill} rllii‘
being scored by the iii'()\‘.ll.\ on .i.l-
cobson‘s home run. .
Thrw‘ lliHyHi’ i':":‘llt‘ iuiii L4 1“ lull-d
less than ii fiill inziin: :inil \H‘rv.
chilrgtil \‘lllii ili'i'ini, \\';ill;~ i', (ll lilt'
St. Louis .\':itinii;olw. "-.I.\' iniiiid for .33
hits by liimil.l\n ill tiu- sm-onri 1:.iiiii‘
of the (it‘llliii‘»il'.|1itl': .\l.iiiin. oi' tin-i
Chimiu'o .\'.iiiun.il.~‘. :iIlouwl i li|l~:_ and;
fiasst‘d miv iiiuii .ll'll'l5l Huston. “lili ll‘
scored 7 inns in l! .- “[H'lillli,’ inning. I
and lliu'ls. iii Tiii- Si Louis .\ll|"l‘it‘illl,fi.i
yielded .'. liiis i.nil .i l...” till bulls: to1
Washington. ‘
'l‘he t_\ins:' Jl‘iti \‘.lllllillL' i'ti‘is \\1‘lt'i
batted iii in: lilll i» ”din l' linitl'hi. (ill
the. Chit :i:;o .\.iii in .in.—'. Against Newt
York. “Mitrhi “:15 inlllll‘iL: lur l“;illl l',i
who ('misi-qiic-iitl} rereixrd r'ii-ilit. tor;
his 23rd \il'lUI'y oi lllt' St‘llstlll.
i
D0“'NI'IY PUHI‘S I‘DIH‘TLI l‘
FUR IHH'T “II'II \\l|..\().‘\'
Joint (‘liiimunts oi‘ the )liildleui‘iuht,
Cllmnpiuiisliip to Finish Training
Here.
NI‘IVV YURK. Aug. lll.‘ ’l'lii- Hun-d
contract of llryzlii ll\»\\'ll“), \Vllll “1' “ts
Johnny \Vilson for the iniil-ilv-xvri‘zlil‘
championship, in: .lvrsm i‘iix. on in-
bor Day. was lt'ililiit‘ll to Rick-
ard yesterday ilt't‘l‘ll’pillllt'tl l.) :i eur-
tifled check for $1.000. tin-
each boxer Will “.H'dl as :i ilbl'i"ll
weight llllll appearance. lill' \\'(> iglit be~
ing 100 pounds at in .i in. lilt' «l.i:. of
the contest.
'In answer to liii‘karil's lt‘lt'll'l‘ill’ll
asking him to llil\’t‘ ilin'.’!ii'_\’ lit're' two
weeks ln-i‘ore the i-onts-st. .llllllll)‘ lliiriii
stated lhiit he will in; ilt'l't‘ \\‘llil the
entire triiinin; .~.i.ii‘i' on lllllt’. and [hill
most likely Freddie \Velsli‘s lllllll'lt‘l'S.
at Summit, N. .l.. “ill be selected to
finish the work 01' the (,‘oliiinbus boy.
“There will lN' no closed doors,‘ 'said
'13-).
amount
l'iil'
Dunn in his letter. "for I want the
fans to see that l :ini not banding
them a gold brick. and on Sept. 5 I
Games Todny.
Cincinnati at New York.
St. Louis at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh zit Philadelphia (3).
Chicago at Heston.
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International League.
Yesterday’s Results.
lliii'i'nio. .li-i-svy (‘it,v, 3-0
0nd uiiniv. smen lnninus).
N"\\'.‘lll\'. 4.3; H) rziviisv.
'l‘tui'ontn. 7.7;
7-.“ (SOP-
l-F».
llllIililliI. 4-6 (rim
gnniv. l0 innings; \w-i'und yziimig st \en
lilllillES).
lltlt‘llt'sli‘l’. lI-H: lul'imore. 5-22
Standing of the Clubs.
, Won. Lost. P. C.
lliilliniore ......... {'5 3] .7134
liiifi'alo ........... i5: 52 .51”
iltl"ilt‘.\‘lt'l‘ ......... t‘-.'- f-\ .5213
Toronto ........... m: 59 .528
Ni~\\':ii‘k Fifi fill .447
,S} lili'llSt‘ .......... :30 T4 .403
.l"!'5l'\ l‘il)’ ........ 4'; Ti .Z’AS
iii-Jilin: ........... 4‘: 50 .314
Games Today.
Syinoiisc :1! Newark.
lbiiTnlo at Jersey City.
l:l)l'lll‘5lt'l' :it l§;il!illllii'i'.
Toronto at lieziiliiizz.
EasternWIieagu'e.
Yesterday's Results.
\\'()rcvstv-r. l0; Slii’llll-Zlitill. “.
\\’:i|erliiir_\'. '1: Albany. l.
()tlii r 2.”!!"5 postimiii d. inin.
Standing oi the Clubs.
Won. Lost. P. C.
\\'oi‘i'i«l--r ... .. . ,. “i 4] .01”
fining-”Hui ........ v.4 4:. .571»
l’llislii ‘.il ...... '32 4.": .570
IIdllilH'l ........ fl?! 3i .3“!
.\'i \\ li.i\l"i ........ .3."- 31’. .501!
{swim-nil.) 49 H .117.
\\’.i'i v'lniiy ......... 47. in: gift?
.\ilt;ll|} ............ 3|.» Tti .311
Games Today.
l‘rl'hlizt'llhl'l zit ii.irli'oril (L').
\Viito-rliiir}. .il l’lllSilt‘i'l (‘1).
New Haw-n at Springfield.
Albany (ll \V'orcesivr.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Columbus. .14; Hi. Paul. S-l.
Minneapolis. .\‘.; Toledo. 4.
lx'iinsiis (‘it_\'. x; lmllnnapolls. 4.
Lonisxille. 7-; Milwaukee. 3.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
ll‘irmiimliam. 4: Mobile. 3.
New ()rleiinS. 10: Nashville. 5.
Chattanooga. 2:; Little. Rock. 1.
Memphis-Atlanta game was post—
poned on account of rain.
JAI'ANI'IHE STAR TO ENTER.
will prove that Downey is the. real PHILADELPHIA. Aug. ISL—Only
champion and our claim to u“. “up one week remains for the receipt of
in a just one." entries for the‘ National lawn tennis
The staff liowney will brim: with singles tournament on the courts or-
him will include Johnny I’apke. :1 the Gt‘l‘lllillllOWll Cricket. Club. ln':in—i
southpaw; Charley O'Connell and Hills Sept. 9. Officials of lllt' ‘
Carl Tremaine. Two more southpnws
will be picked up here to kH-p the
challenger acquainted with the chum-
pion's style.
CEICAGU'S IZIGII'I‘II PI'HIJC LINK.
CHlt‘AGO. Aug. Mir—Chicanos
eighth public golf links will be for-
mally opened tomorrow with the com-
pletion of the. Columbus Park course.
planned by Chick Evans. national am—
ateur champion. and George O'Neil. a
tormen- professional. While the Col-
umbus Park links is only nine holes
in length and is without artificial haz-
m it; is of full length and the
greens are naturally protected so that
“got: must be made with care.-
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SALES 0F BALL PLAYERS AN-
NOUNCED.
QMGFIELD. 1410.. Aug. 19.—-
.31. of Leo Cotter. first baseman: Joe
' second baseman, and Art
m centernelder. to the Chicago
mot the National League, was an-
here today by Harry H. Cole,
gt the club. of the Western
--—‘WM
that a third Japanese star.
Knahio, would enter the meeting. He
has been rated as a utility member of
the Japanese team.
i-liib
Were notified by the niitioniil organiza-
tion
otlicials in New York yesterday
that the list is virtually complete.
An effort is beiin.r made to obtalni
full entries from the Davis Cup teams
Visiting America. as the English. Can-
adian. Australian.
dian teams are still in the countrY.
Japanese and In-
Assurance was received yesterday
Seichiro
It was'estimnted that the cost of
handling the tournament would be
more than $30,000.
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O'DOW'D SEEMS FIT FOR.
n‘bc'r wrnt SILENT 3m
NEW YORK, Aug. 19.—-A
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CHICAGO, Aug. .19.-——H. Chandler
Egan. twice American amateur golf
champion and four times winner of
the “Western title, is planning to try
for the amateur crown again at St.
Louis next month. according to a let-
ter received from him by National
Champion Chick Evans. Egan, who
removed to Oregon several years ago,
has not taken part in national cham—
pionships since going West.
Egan wrote that he intended to
bring eight coast golfers East with
him. to compete in team matches. if
they could be arranged before the na—
tional amateur meet at the St. Louis
Country Club. beginning Sept. .1"
This would be the first real invasmn
of coast golfers.’ who heretofore have
been deterred by distance.
Egan was the premier golfer for
several years, his spectacular play un-
der difficulties drawing immense gal—
leries whenever he appeared on the
links. Exmoor Club.
he “'m the
Bnltusrol by
shot. 8 mid
war at the Chicago Go
downing E. Sawyer. 6 and filo}:
reached the finals again in 1. LR f
OnWentsia. but owing.' to an attaé. :-
indigestion. lost to Robert A. ar
ner 4 and 2. He won the “Jester:
'0 ' times than any other ma
title more homs ”‘6
' t Evans, and now ‘
::gfv‘ii for the sixth time. ,P‘w" won
in 1902. 1904. 1905 and 190i._and “Es
runner up to his brother, “-alter 1:.
Egan. in 1903. losing on the Bill) ho 9..
as Walter had done to him the pre-
ceding )‘Cdr-
; l “'13; “13’s ‘ .
31m."- 1‘ 2:05 TROT (‘LAhh
Bertha and E. Colorado
Philadelphia Meeting.
10. #1 \\'hen
re resumed
yes! (-rda)‘
Defeats Sister
in “(we at
PHILADELPHIA. Aug.
'the Grand Circuit races we
at Belmont Driving l’ark .
the track was dry and fast. but a
strong breeze blowing down the ban
stretch made the time incrage slontr
- l the opening day.
l‘hil‘fllotl lieitts resulted in all three of
the fixed events. The $2,500 ileum-up.
Strntforil Purse for 2:05 trotti-rs went
to Millie lrwin. The first two heals
\\'l'l'(‘ nose finishes and Sisiir l‘mrthrl
sot the judges‘ \(rllll’l in the Eli-mind.
ni‘ter :1 thrilling finish. “line Milli--
lrwin iiuifooteil her ri\.il in the dc»
l‘ltlllli: heal.
l-‘oiir heals “'l‘rv
2:111 i‘lnss, Kintl llnru'siti'.
iind Hetinn winning in turn. littiiizi
took the lush-st lll‘fll of the three in
2:07‘4_-. and also the final. lI'illi‘ll was
little more than :1 Jog. in 2:1". 1..
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Ol-‘l-‘lillh‘ llfll’l'l‘t)‘ $40,000 1‘!)
BATTLE )Ill'KI-ZY “ALICE“
Jack Bulge:- Snys “c “i“ (Guarantor
('qunpinn Ill-,r I‘IIIN' for “out.
Nl-Z\V Yul-1K. Aim. litd \\'ilh prac-
l1!‘(‘l‘$S.’lT}' in the
lhiisiloi‘
ticnlly all of the re-illv liia: boxiug‘
clubs in New Yiiik Ill \\'li:tl ‘.;iltllm.:
Kiwi'v would (‘ll'l .i “sfntv (if Hutu
quo." .\'iw .I'rse)‘ .‘l'zulll looms up .15
'llll‘ i‘mli" iu'~iilri- New .lirx-x‘ has ll;
habit of looming: up lll\l’ that inn-r)"
iinw- ;.. .i ubilr iii lziri. i‘iiv lins-
saint-bud) ur Stbtlil‘illillg; lllli:\\'H ll
“ii ill ll illill llii limi'iiinir) t‘l iiii- lm\-
iiilt Lti’lllll' in this ('li\.
Now ruin-u .li-i-k lllllit r. o. VF“-
:irk III:lll-:L§“I' nl' Mick-x \\.likt‘r..:|
ini'ltriwilxhl of l‘:ll7§lllllll. .\' .l.. \vitli
n mat-h tor the \\'till'l\\l‘ll.1lll rimm-
bionsliin
tlii- t'l'll) llizii holds the llllllt ii to :l‘.t'
I’l‘iili‘i'lnn's lfll'.‘ iii-\i n. will ll'i\"
t'liul‘ui ul lilt‘ giiziiils; "l'ii'H" llizivr
()l' lll i~2iliiim li.iiil. l.l('l\lt‘:~; .lllt'l;
iinil \liiiily 'l‘rimhli; slur liiiil'liUi-k of
Ali-(iniw’s lt‘2illl. lilt‘ lurks.
.‘(i ilmiii \‘.' (Na: ) l‘iit- will take ”1"
seiiibs in llillill :ii;.iin. " 1rd" Goth
llt'l'i. l‘I-lli“i’ in 1917. “UFO more will
tin-ii liiv‘ )viii'liilgs. wiili " lorr" l-‘uuk.
iii "iv l.ll\ view-n. and Armant le-
izvnilrr. i-nil of last year‘s team and
\\'.-ilii-i t‘nmii's choice for second All-
.Miiv-rii'nn end. as assistants.
,tRllllN
iziii nl‘l'i-r ()i $4ll.lllill in .IJi-‘k liritlnn {nrz
'l‘liiv i'nrtv lllflllfidllil i5: i'ui lliilloi
:ilo'n‘. liiilxi-r iii‘iipnsivs to tun iii .llt'T':
ll‘i.iI sum. “Ill. lime or dr-i“, :ii»! iii'
ii'iirii llH‘ .\'r\\;irk i-rumuti r v ill .isk.
I There are Several Bedroom Sets
‘ which attract the purchaser of furniture
by their commendable design and low prices.
'A rather conservative group arranged all by
themselves, right near the elevator, and because
they are so good, and of such quiet design, they have
been passed by, unnoticed by those in search of fine
sets. ~
A Colonial set of Mahogany, four pieces. A Napo-
leon Bed, or "sleigh” as it IS often called, dresser,
chiffonier and dressing table. On dresser and chif-
fonier there are large mirrors and a triple mirror on
the dressing table. S-scroll supports, wooden knobs
and every look of good craftsmanship. January
price $345.00 .
' Sale price $2100
A Mahogany finished set of four pieces, straight
lines, inclining towards Sheraton style. This IS a
very satisfactory group and the price is unusual. In
January $265.00
Sale price $ [60.00
A Mahogany set of similar design to shove, no par-
ticular period. but pleasing in its simplicity, very well
constructed. January price $335.00
Sale price $ i98.00
Set of American Walnut, four pieces, a fine speci‘
men with very beautiful markings on tops of dresser
and chiffonier and the fronts of drawers. January
price $350.00
Sale price $200.00
Queen Anne Set of dark \Valnut. graceful design,
and a great favorite on account of its adaptability to
small rooms. January price $350.00
Sale price $185.00
Fourth flour.
Some Dress Goods, real bargains
l
l
5 All wool Serge, navy blue and black. good weight
2 for house dress‘s or children’s school frocks.
; 37 inches $1.00 a yd.
Wool Sége, fine quality in sol t gray, brown, taupe,
I l‘niilc green and other dark shades for winter
street wear. 4: in. $1.98
All Wool Checks for skirts and Suits. These are
splendid quality. heavy, Bl in, dark rich-col-
orings, $2.95
Fancy Suitings, :ill \Vnnl. very llifq'll grade. Some of
they: will combine with clicclu’ iiieniioncd :ll‘t'l‘x'e.
54 inches, $3.50
sounds
l
;\-o mention 15 made (!i ionner
. sensational.
prices. it
Third iii or.
i
him TU iii'r ("'lll. Hl‘il10'2ihsisi-i-tpls _
All of \\'llll‘ii srvms i.iir enough. ll:
lliilgzi " is. \\'llilll£." to sliniilvli r i‘.- 1.7,“;
tlinl would be lmnnd in .it . iziv. ‘ ' ,
_ _, . l Children Clothes, Women s Aprons
i'inxi'imn‘s l-‘lNI'l‘Il.\l.l. l'lllt,‘- 1 i .
'l’lt‘l). ; at C earance Small round apron:
l-(‘l‘l'l:l:‘(‘l:"l'il_\;. \1‘ i Au.» r". i S t I‘ l i 8 h t - I e g Of percale, trimmed
' i: . ".u" we :i 'iii:i i 'i ll ~;zi— - ~
.ii-i'sitv \\lll lwgzm S-pi ll .\-;i!-. ”w: Drawers,h1mmed “.1111 \Vllll \Vhlle ‘IiCk raCk,
(\éill'fllil‘y (q'nirliliiig still '.;i.-l;.n i. i lace and ClnbrOlLlch, “ "h or without ‘0 k ‘
‘ i. j; t :iii .llllll"'ll' . In- :‘I i i - I ’ C "
(le'orge ll. Murray. L'!‘.I'ill.‘l' mum”. :) ' Sizes Iron] 4 ‘0 ll . I
'i‘llsl‘t' “iii lr i! ii (‘i*.ii‘|iv.\ \l‘. lll‘ (Hi i 915'
years, vcre 7S cts.
'\Lll'$ii‘.. one for the si 1".” .; .ii.il iii".
[oi the 'lreslnncn. 59 cu. to £1086 Wt 45 Ch-
\\. \\. (Lilli l.ilil 1' '.\ill .ll'l it\ :l' m}
coach. with Kr'nnv Fir/[mini h. ll wk} -4 Second floor. Second floor.
coach. :is iiisl .liihléiii'illl i'lll tr::'a-i.¥
('iirti< \\' lll.ii'k) )l-‘(ir:i\\. iiiiitnin oi
I'ZLION SKY READY Ff“!
II If N "RI-ll) RULE sum "
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‘ Amm
YEN WING W
I LN THE w mm
’l‘l-IX RICKARD JUDGE
AT POLICE GAMES
NEW YORK, Aug. 19.~Tex Rick-
aid, promoter of sports. will be a
judge at the track and field events of
the Police Department. at Gravesend
Race 'l'T-nck. on Saturday. Sept. 10,
and Saturday. Sept. 17. These field
events are held annually for the ben-
efit ot the Police Relief Fund.
Many other men prominent in the
field of sport will act as officials. The
compiling of the list. of officials is in
charge or John Daly. Second Deputy
Police Conunlaaioner. and Chairman oi!
the Police ..Field Day committee.
INTERNATIONAL RIFLE
TROPHY {mm AMERICAN
large
crowd saw Mike O'Dowd former, mm ‘whichhas been held- b
, -. . . ' m. -
dleweight champion o! the world: & 9 8“!“ for
Work '
out at Billy Gruppa gymnasium, ithe Bern Museum. was presented 3.“. 'world's record to, women of 4 min-
GENE‘VA. Switzerland. Aug. '19.—
The‘ International Rifle Challenge cup.
”seventeen yam and has been kept in
Yesterday afternoon. when he put ”in tel-day to W. R. Stokes. 0! Washing-
a. strenuous two hours etttng
in shape for his re-erftry ingngg
squared circle tomorrow night. when
he goes against Silent Martin hi“.
star twelve-round decision bout at t e
Quaenoboro A. 0., of Long Island; N ‘
ton. who won the individual chm-
pionship in the recent international
was ' '
mace mm macaw
Bunnie. mes-whet.
c
I»? '
l boat."
tournament held In {gym 1
NEW YORK. Ann: lib—dieing; We“ Club. G. AB. R. Fl. pic.
E“°“s"y' “'°“d's C"“"""°“ long as- Hellman Det..111 444. 37 130 .405
tame and handicap "318“"- ha“ com‘ com: Det ..... 92 361 84 139 4.335
PMed 1*“ (19%”! ‘0‘" ”‘5 auemm to Ruth. N Y ...108 379 12': 142 .375
swim 100 miles, beginning at 01003;]; Sisler. st. 1...... 96 403 84 147 .365
, He w . a .
largtrgsvfrzzglerr‘iggn nrighton Bench speakJ, CléeuveJo‘xl 393 set: 143 .364
Baths. and his route will be to at): LN“ Club. G. AB. R. H. PC.
Ambrose Channel, up the ~Hud30!:ner Hornsby. St. L111 434 93 176 .466
ggrtlLee. N. .1; Hangar: :59 £50” Cutshaw. Pitts. 76 283 41 99 .350
on Lighthouse. Youn , N. Y..104 360 65 125 .347
mately fifty miles. and Euclid" ‘3" Boxing, Cin.... 92 350 so 120 .343
retrace this course to 00mph?“ ‘3 Bigbee. Pitts..108 471 82 160 .340
“century."
A 45-foot yawl,’ bearing newspaper
men and photographers. will accom-
liany Elionsky on his effort to achieve
the greatest feat in swimming history.
Two lite guards in a rowboat will also
make the trip with file "human tug-
MLLE. LENGLEN TO ’
PLAY AT LONGW'OOD
BOSTON. Aug. 19.——-Receipt of the
[primal entry or Mile; Suzanne Leng-
ion. the French tennis star, for the
RID TRIM! 3‘33: nationhl mixed doubles championship
W0 ’8 s“ KG tournament next week we announce
‘8 SET 3" MISS BW‘ ed yesterday. by Richard Bishop, sec—
' ' . fetary o: the Lamond Cricket Club.
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 19.-—»A. new
Johnston. of California. . .
Entries for the men's doubles dis-
‘closed that William 71‘. Tllden and
Vincent; Richards. who Won the title
in 1918, have mined up; The two
the: since- 1919,
men. 18 3-5 second§~19r 300 yards in
'- 110-5'51'6 Open wainrcourle. W33 83‘
. 1mm:- Etn-
Brookcs
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‘ i The store closes daily at 5‘ o'clocli ~
I ~;..__:_ Saturdays 6 o'clock ,._. :~
- G” and
She will be paired with William'. M.
the Cleveland m . ..
Domestics, needed’in every home
Bleached Indian Head, linen finish, in a weight suit-
able for nurses’ uniforms, children’s dresses,
and for the embroidered lunCheon sets used in
the dining room'every day.
36 inches wide,
Bleached Cambric, good quality,
36 inches, was 29 cts.
Brown Muslin, unbleached,_
40 inches Wide,
Pillow Cases, nice quality, hemmed, 45 x 36
' were 35 cts, 29 (is.
Hemmed Sheets, good muslin, laundered filll\il.
81x90 regular $1.65 August sale $1.49
81 x 99 regular $1.85 $1.59
Third i‘. l
25 eta.
19 cts.
special 15 cts.
Household Wares, August Sale
Oil Stove Ovens of heavy black Sheet sit . l.
asbestos lined. In one burner style.
\Vith solid door, regularly $6.00 Sale Price $4 95
With glass door. regularly $7.00 Sale Price $5.85
A d ock Oven: for use on top of stove. .Gooi: ‘Tur
srxal'l baking. Regularly $1.25. Sale Price 95 cm.
Electric Irons of full nickel finish. complete \l'iti. «l..-
bl lu and stand. Regularly $6.00.
meha '3 P g Sale Price $5.35
Nos. 7 and .
Sale Price 3‘. 4}
‘1
Parlor Brooms of fine quality,
Regularly $1.40
Tea Kettles of copper nickel plated,
In size 9 only. Regularly $33.0.
b
seamle» i. ..
Sale Price $2.45
a real solid table with heaxy ‘7..:i,..,
The frame cannot drop. Rn)": .l..,
Sale PrICc $2.85
Ironing Tables,
wide hoard.
$3.50.
Wood Kitchen Sets consisting of rolling pin. .. «r.
cutting board rm! six assorted spoons, Wuil : i iE
holding articles. Regularly $23.30. Sale Price mils.
Round Willow Hampers With rein tore-ed ii i“ . v L- r
toms. Regularly $3.75 and $4.00. :.>
Either size
Alarm Clocks of full nickel “ill! ltlli’i . ll LU...
larly $2.25. brie P: .pi.:.‘.
I A ' I “‘ II ‘I
Foldrier Clothes Racks \vnh Len ii: , .w ... ‘ .‘_' .2
13015:! 3::
fold close to wall when not in us ‘. 1-, 1- .-
E’AIK‘ l’l'.~,‘i S‘l.‘;\,
Fibre Water Pails in 12 qt. ..;¢.;,_ ll». .. .. i; f at;
Sal: l’iitc {c (‘5
Galvanized \Valer Pails in I: 1‘. ~: '. ”1.55m.“
45 Cls. Sale P2l;‘:’ .J (r.
‘ .‘ . .,|
Galvanized W'ash Tubs in Uilll'vl‘llltll; s:‘.ii'< ilil ‘lm-ill
washings or for foot baths. lwo $229» . .i'j. M.
60 and 70 (:15. Sale Price 50 us.
. . . . .. q ‘ , ( . >
Cedar Oil Mops, large size in trianzrln slur”. in, .1
li‘l‘ly 5‘1 00 Sale Pr-ce 1’9 ctr.
. ,. . .
i1.w rat.
Men’s Athletic
Union Suits of wave
en illilill'LlS. sleeveless,
Men's Neckties
Four-in-hands made
- . and in knee length.
of good Qtlillll)' bvviss Sizes 34 to 40. Just”
. the thingr ior golf,
silksdnatirnchve com- “ms or other out—
. door Sports.
' " 5 of -‘oloi‘iiig's.
binatiom t 89 cts.
' 95 cts. to close out.
spec“! ~.‘ Main floor,
main floor.
» cm. mean to
SERVICE 1*)“ I..i'\\\' I‘JSI‘ORCE-
LARRY DOYLE SIGNS AN
.‘lENT.
\
catch. weights
_—‘
MANAGE]! IN N mm on]
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 19.n'l‘he ‘h‘VV YORK. An: til .541"!
raising of a million dollar fund and;l)0,\le. l’ormrr Giant. who uncuy all;
the gaining ot’ a million members ior :Signvd m: nmnam-r oi in. rivii Hr:My
”19 DUI‘I‘OSP 0f carrying 0111 the “knot the international League )~-'="‘ ‘10
program of service for law enforec— gm u new nlanagri’lul lurilr 001m
merit. world prohibition. child Weliarv. signed to hike clinrga- 0t Hi- iv. ll“ ll
Anlericanization, social morality. Iclub. ol' the Southern Lingo! l": ”:3
Christian citizenship. women in in—‘join his club at one. .md uni P I
dustry and scientific temperance in- lquund base. . ”in!
struction. were the jubilee obpectivcs. Larry game [mi-k With UH‘ ( 1:”
stressed by Mrs. Frances P. Parks, na» ifrom Chit-ago arfi the repo" V03
tlonal corresponding secretary. and John MvGraVv had sinned lu‘ all!
Mrs. Margaret C. Munns. national'pinch hitter. 3m in. (:uL,lll‘v‘-~l:_:‘raw‘
tflasurer. at the opening session o'tihad pinch hitters a purity L“: “a
the National W. C. T. U. Com'enlionlscoutgd around for :1 place it 1 ”133};
meeting here today. time Polo Grounds tavern“ ... 'l ,3
M‘— ly landed on:> for him. 518‘
“m SOX RELEASE T\\’0 Mylo succeeds llnl‘ l’r'dm‘ "“0 tlid
PLAYEBS‘ right-hander who usml 10 W“ haul;
CHICAGO, Aug. 19—13mm.» Da—‘National League. The Ganglion-(1 a
Venport. 'who came to the White Sox had not been doing: so wrll j" .l ‘
from the. University of Arizona, and Volunteers. All the Giants 9'”: ‘
Infielder Ostergard. today were re- terday in wishing Larry smirk " )
leased to the Sioux City club. of the Wins 1
Western Lea-sue. ‘ Wm \Vlnht‘ll u... 2
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WALKER IS REOOVERIX’G. CALGARY, Alta... Ann. 1-? lg“.
CLEVELAND,.,0.. Aug. 19.——-John- Edie Welsh, former lightVf' urn” {aw}.
nY Walker. .flrsf‘baseman of the Phil— 3 plan, was given the declsmn l-i fin a
adelp‘hh Athletics. who was tnjured;0\}'cr Bert Form of \’;|l‘x(fl‘ll“_“‘h his
in Wednesday's game. will be able to ten-round bout. Cleverl‘N’S-‘O w: w m
leaire the hospital next week. accord- le‘ft swing was the prinl‘llm‘ H“;
“18 ‘0 Dru-K M- C'aatle. phygicjan or Welah's victory. The fight W"
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