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THE SUN AND NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1920.
u Baseball Season Otoens To-dau With Giants Asainst Red Sox at Polo Grounds and Yankees at hbbets Field
GIANTS BACK HOME,
RED SOX HERE TOO
jVill Attempt to Finish Their
Series To-dny and To- '
morrow.
rrh or rather m Utt ad It was
possible to lw under tho circumstances
Lfrom Uielr (As. weelw of moro or le.i
f.rlns tralnlnir In the South, the Cllants
r.i.til Into thla city yesterday In two
fcttor.H. Tho first dlvlnlon, ooaslstlnff of
John M Jraw, Arthur Nehf, Itubo lieu
inn. J'h Karnes. Phil Doubts. IVcd
Toncv, Arthur He'chcr. and Fnuik Sny
Ci -. jrrivhl 1ioro from Norfolk, Vo In
the morr.lMfr The rMt of the sauudcame
in fnm Itcndlnsr, IV.i lato In tho nfter-
' Tli' Warts and tho tied Sox had been
fvhediil'd to play In neadlntr. but wh'n
th'y nrrlvfd In that tbrlvlwr IVnnsyl
vanit city they were greeted by a chilly
dt tioHph'ro bcth climatically wd in the
toy otl)e. Owing to the continued cold
fMiher tho fans of Hearting bad not
rci'indrd In any aprrcclabl numbers
tn iff Invitation to buy tickets In ad
vw A a result, after a iiort con
anions Christy Matlvwson and
1M Holly, acting managers of tho rival
r'til'J, and'the Heading promoters, It was
Ci-Hed to cancel th'a -came. Thero was
nn in-mediate rush on tho part of tho
0 ant-n and the Red Sox to get out of
JtMil ns and Into New York.
Tho series, which has leaped and
ri.uucd by turns from State to State,
will bo completed at tho Polo Grounds
vUy and to-morrow of course,
, -iiber permitting Neither manager is
;--,ped to taUo imy chancei with his
: i. Tho original rchedulo for Uw
j ket called for twenty gnriee. Of thoso
on'- th.rteen havo been played, and tha
; v Yorks lead by nino victories to
f,.v. Tho only thins the Red Sox can
Fi-s out of tho wreckaso In the next
tro jurnes la eome of the respect of tho
f. . of noston.
,e Giants will come to their home
K imda with only one man on tho hos
j ' (; list. He Is Snyder, the big catcher.
frartured a bono In a linger at
vmston -Salem tlio other dir. He will
r - be able to work for the next fort
j.shf. Somo of tho veterans, particu
lar tho pitchers, might be In better
t.' .re. but they nro ready to go tho
route. There arc no roro arms.
Whilo It Is doubtful who will pitch
for the Giants this afternoon, though
-.' chances favor Benton to start, the
Ited Sox are sura to send Allen Russell
to th mound. Russell and his spltball
nolcd the Giants at San Antonio and
t oy pot only four scattered ulngles and
i, Lad beating. In a later attempt
Uussell was not so good. At the name
: ir.e ho seems to be thu most advanced
r ; Kdward Burrow's pltchirs. Walle
Ifnvt is quite ready, too.
Pnm Jones. Harry Harper. Herb Per-
irk and Joe Bush complete the Boston
tt'iiii of pitching reliables. Bush is In-
luded on the strength of his fine work
In the four innings wmc.i u
wainst the Giants at Ashoviiie. It, re-
jsams to bo seen if tho Indications or a
comeback which cropped out at tliat
time were reliable.
VETERANS OF COURT
TENNIS ARE BEATEN
Standing and Pettit, Lose Pro-
fessional Doubles Match.
trhiie tho finalists In tho national
f-ateur court tennis championship were
..'mine a day's rest, four of tho lead
rig professionals in the country made
ix :r appearance at tho Racquet nnd
Tennis Club yesterday In a doubles
i jtch that attracted a largo .gallery.
'iorgo Standing of tho local club and
'im Pettit of tha Boston Racquet Club
?Lnea on ono slda of tho net and Fred
: Tompkins of the Philadelphia Racquet
jni Tennis Club and Frank Forester.
I rofcsilonal at tho 1'ayna Whitney
i 'iirt on the other.
with tha possible exception of For
est r, all of o professionals are well
pin their prime as players, and there
was little exhibited In tho way of speed,
but their skill was apparent In the way
v ehose their shots and forced for
iie winning openings. Their stroking,
t-w bad all the. graco and smoothness
tu' comes with long experience. It was
deri led to play for tha best two out of
i - seta of eight games Instead of tho
u.-uai' three, out of five, as the veteran
, mf'islonals are not longon endurance,
.mi in both of tho sets the Tompkins
voreer combination won with plenty
-Tiare. S 3. 81. The point store:
rmsT sct.
F 'MttT and TMiipklnt
4 4 S 4 1 2 0
4 4 4 4-J-M
s-jiiillrj and IVttlt
. .
o.,v.
r -jttr and Tonpklna
6 4 4 7 4 4
5 1 4-J-CJ
fuidlB aad rettit
411S0334
3132
' n'.le Torapiln. 1; roreater, 1.
Wim-ToDipkini. 3; Forester, 3; Staadlnr,
ivtut. j.
Winning (JallerlM Tompkln, 3; Foreater, 1;
s'Mlng, 3: Pettit, 1.
' Iujpj Won- Koreatcr and ToxiptlnS, I;
S-n-llrg and Pettit. P. .
M.afes lMt Koreatcr and Ton.plrln, 3;
S' ndlnic and Pettit, 7.
GIANTS' CLUB REELECTS.
f' . Slonebam Rcnnmeil Prcsl
!"nt nnd 3Ic(Jrair VIce-Prcildent.
" a meeting of .the Hoard of Dlrec-
' of tlie N'ew Tork National Lcaguo
i dieball Club yesterday Charles A.
onehim wns rctlec.tel pi-erldent. John
' SI' Uraw vlce-pre.i(lcnt, and Krarck
McQuade treasurer for the ensuing
ar. Joseph D. O'Brien, who succeeded
-ihn n. Foster ns secretary a. few
worths iro, will act asaln In that ca
pacity. Tlio Board of Directors Includes the
niestdent, vice-president and treasurer,
end Hos3 y. rtobertson, Horace A.
toreham. John Whalcn and Leo J.
I5ond .
SCHANG WANTS $12,500.
T He Will Not I.ef II. C. L. .Get
Hold on Hint.
''itiWDELniiA. April 9. Wall'
s 1 -'tis, catcher of tha Boston Red Sos.
" J5.000 more salary this year. He
lie isn't going to let tho high cost
cf ing get a strangle hold on him.
' sot $ 1.500 last year," said Wally
-Hclit. if Babfl RiiUi Is worth
. ""0 I guess I'm worth $12,500. !
my neurc anyhow. I hare writ
i 'o Harrow and told him what I
"t There's Just ono way to beat
t- proflltfcrs and I'm taking It."
OTIICH I1.VSUHAI.L ItUSLT.TS.
TiOna. W. V R. II, E.
'Yariannl') (I II 1
""a Ainerr'tj) 3 S 'J
Iiqii. I'.rey:er and Allen; F.rlck
s -a a nod Plelnlrh.
' Ji-T.ile. Kr. exhibition- It. H. E.
AtwKlation ;i C
Am..l..n. J. n
vB,u'""S w1bt. '"Orabaai'"anti' Meyer:
A; Cumberland. Sid R.K.B.
T.
iiioau o l
HA Am"ie,M 1 1
0 viL,I ?,T".E,rrs' "cQulltan and Oowdy:
i. ?; G!lWr. Oicrla ad Coxwoodal.
Sfeapaij. fean. R. If. E.
M.iSf?,4:4,nfart B 2
'"Jtbera AtaoclaUon) 2 4 0
1 i '"-.Mebauxm Slonoo and Thomas;
J--i" Albrta and Sfeyera.
HIGH LIGHTS AND SHADOWS
IN ALL SPHERES OF SPORT
Dr DANIHI-.
Copyright, 1320, oy the Bun-Uerold Corporation.
A
FTUU threo weeks of training
on tho rocky roads of Dixie tho Giants returned to this city yester
day to put on tlw finishing touches preliminary to opening tho National
League chnmplo'iishlp season next
has brought homo worst.condKIoneU
against tho Red Sox to-day. At tho
a squad In better shape. Tho experiment of going through a threo weeks'
Junkot with" tho Hod Sox, In tho course of which tho clubs travelled nearly
flvo thousand miles anil struck somo of tho smallest of Southern towns,
some of tho worst food In tho civilized world and practically lived in their
Pullman sleepers, proved a fulluro In every way. We nro told that tho
Giants lost money on tho tour. If this bo true It Is ono of tho very few-
cases of that sort on record slnco McOraw became tho manager of tho
club. The players felt that they were not getting into shape, and some
of them declared openly that they were being Imposed on In being asked
to ko through ft schedulo of so many games when thoy were not netting
any salary. This protest was stronger among tho Red'Sox than It was
anions tho Giants. Poor weather added to tho unpleasantness of tho tour
and retarded a few of tho pitchers.
Taken nil In all it was not so poor a trip thnt It might not have been
poorer, but It was not so good a tour that It might not havo been better.
We hear that McGraw has declared -himself strongly against any moro experi
ments of that nature ami that In the futurn tho Giants will not spend
moro than a week In coming North from tholr training camp. We under
stand that If McGr&r. had been In New York during tho winter the trip
would not havo- beiu scheduled. As for San Antonio, wo believe that It Is
tho greatest training placo In tho country and that tho Giants are qulto
certain to return thero next spring.
Edward Barrow said yesterday Uiat Just as lone as lie had anything
to say In regard to tho Ileil Sox th'oy would not go on another tour of tho
kind Just finished. Harrow certainly hns moro regrets than McGraw. He
Muds himself facing tho American Lcagua season with a club which has
been found wanting and which has sunk appreciably hi tho estimation of
tho fans of Boston. Hoston ulrcady has been Informed, day after day, as
tho Red Sox woro taking- defeat after defeat from tho Giants, that tho onco
powerful world's champions have fallen to the low istato of a suro second
division outfit. When a club tells its stars thnt must bo expected. But
that Is no adequate explanation for thoso who make, tho turnstiles click.
BLANKS FORDHAM
Mclonghlin's Error Helps
Washington Collegians to
"Win by 4 to 0.
FpecM to Tuk Su Xxo New Yok llrau.D.
Washington. April 9. Georgetown
I'nlrerslty's baseball team o-reated the
Fordham nine hero to-day by 4 to 0.
Culloton of tfw vlritors dropped a pitch
ers1 battle wiUi Ilyman. a left-hander.
through mlspla.va by his tf.am matj.
Hyman had perfect support against
three cot-tly errors by tho Maroon.
Georgetown rcored three runs la the
T J.ltl'.in a tv-icba.1 rllti nn.
down and H. Sullivan singled him to sec-
Qn(J j,,, ndvan:ei on a out, cut
iwoa,j llaVe jen eft lad not McLough-
Iln Josgled Lefevrc's perfect throw on
Moloney's grounder. Tho error per
mitted the pair to score. Maloney stole
and counted on Dudack's hit.
I'ORDHAM. 1 GEORGETOWN,
abrhoaef abrhoar
Mcl.'lln.lb. (01 7 o t.'G'hooloT.rf. ail l en
Hallnran.rl 401 1 0 l J.S'liran.lf . : 1 0 1 0 0
KeUfh.H.. 401 O 0 1 JI S'llran.lb 3S111 0 0
llueklqr.ef. 11 5 CO Kenron.e.... i 0 1 S 30
Ifevre.Jb. 3 00 ; 0 Malney.s. 4 11 1 10
F,:ti SOO 0 OllDudack.cf.. 301 3 0 0
Start.M . .. 300 3 OOOrmsbr.tb.. 300 1 30
Coucneau.c3 0 0 4 3 0 WaKh.Sb.... 3 0 0 1 1 0
Culloton.p.' 10 0 0 30 Hymin.p.... 30 0 1 20
Totals. ...3004 34 9 Totalf....3. 4 B 37 100
Fordhara 000000000 0
Georyetoun 00000301 I 4
Left on baa's Fordham, s; OMrjetown. 4.
Stolen ba-iIalo.iey 3. Doable- play Hy
man. Kenyou and H Sulllran. Sacrtflee blta
OUbooler, J. Sulbran. Sscrlflra fly-H.
SiilhTao. To hint Wt-Kconrh. E-truck
nut Bv Hyman. e : by Cu'loton. 4 Eaaes on
balls tiff Culloton. 3. nit by pitchcr-By
nytcan (Buckley).
EASY FOR RUTGERS.
Special lo Tnn Sns axd Nsw Yoait IlptitP.
New Brunswick, X. J.. April 9. Rut
gcrs College opened Its baseball season
on Nellson Fiejd hero Oils afternoon by
shutting out Cathedral College by 4 to
0. Tho Scarlet scored its runs on tho
first and last trips to bat. In the initial
Innlnff. with Duffy perched on first,
French walloped the ball for a home
run. Tho score:
RUTGERS
CATHEDRAL.
ab r b o ao
all r li n a r;
P.j'er.rr.... 3 00 1 CO
Datty.Sb.... 1 3 I 5 2 0
Frt.rrti.rf.. 12 3 1 0 0
Paldwin.Ib.. 3 0 1 3 31
HfUer.ki.
Boyle.p...
Van fVn 111. 300 2 I 0 RflllV.2!. . . . SOO S 00
W'loci.lf... 400 3 0 0 Borren.lt... 30 1 0 00
TaHnfero.n 30 1 S 0 0 Kelly.lb.... 400 4 00
DuramUb.. 400 2 ii Tnlfy.cr i u
nrower.e... 300 3 OOKirn.r 400 3 00
:i.,n. n 300 0 31 Ca5!dv.c... 300 7 3
JlOU.C 00 0 3 0 0j
Totals. ...30 0 J 23
Total....iS43713
' Hosie run iYcneh. Double play-Bald-win
and lUlrer; Van Orden and Tallatero:
Vaa Orden and D-j(ty. Bates on balli Off
Lon. 3: ell Boyle. . Struck out By Lon.
5: by Boyle. 7. Hit b; pltdier-By Boyle
(Broiter). Umpire Mr. SJcJIahon. Time of
game-l hour and 49 minute.
DA8KII.Vr.L TO-lfAY, EBBET3 riEW.
Brooklyn is. N'. Y. Americana. 3 F. SI. Jdr.
The Greatest
Medical Authorities
in the World have
made public statements in
which they endorse the value
of such ingredients as are
contained in Father John's
Medicine.
These great physicians say in
substance, that these ingredients
"are beneficial notably in wasting
diseases and those maladies which
are connected with or have their
origin in debilitating and wasting
diseases and in colds."
To detail htre tht statements of these vari
ous author!tl would require too much
jpace, but If ycu desire to see thts itatc
raen',5 in more oompltte form, write to
Father John' Medicine, Lowell, Mitt., and
we will be gbd to gl:e the names cf the
authorities quoted, with brief excerpts from
their public statements
Father John's Medicine is a pure
and .wholesome body builder,
contains no alcohol or danger
ous dugs.
at Ban Antonio and thrco more weeks
Wednesday afternoon. John McOraw
clubs than tho ono which ho will lead
same time he has roturncd with many
COM.KOtt MASUDAIX IlKSl'IrS.
At Wmlilnirlon-Owinfeiown, i; FonDianr, 0.
At Hlrroiiuhara. Ali.-fnlvcrslty ot II
Iuioh M, Howard Colleie 4.
At Lexington1, Vs. Trinity Coilece. 1;
Wmhlnitlon ami Ie, 1.
At Montantowii, W. Vn.-Wesl Vlrjlol tnl
Tirltj, Talrniont Collegian. 3.
GI.1NTH VS. BOSTON TO.DAT. S 1. M.
Polo GrounJ. Adm. Tic. Incl. tax. Ail
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YANKEES DEFEAT
THE DODGERS, 5 TO 2
Wind Up Their Tour rvolim
innry to Game nt Ebbots
Field To-day.
Uy WILLIA3I H. JIAWA.
Special fa Tub Bun asm Nr.w York llrnua
LYNCiinuno, Va April 9. The Van
Itfles and Doilpcrs wound up their sprlntr
tour of gatr.ea hero thin afternoon nnd
for tho rest of their schedulo of Inter
borourh conflicts, will battle In New
ToTk. Thoy nppear nt Kbbeu Kleld to
morrow. The Yankees won to-djy. 5
to 2, making tho rmult in 'names to date
olBht to flvo In fuvor of the DodBers.
It was tnowlnf n little this inornlnB,
but the tklea cleared nnd (rave the play
era a sunny afternoon. Two younc men,
Iofty O'Doul and Hob McGraw, pitched
citpnbly for the Yankees after each had
made a -poor start. O'Doii) settled down
to first clasfl work nfter belns pounded
In tho first Innlnr, and Mcflrnw, bcsln
nlpc wltlt ft fit of wlldness, Bteadled and
camo throuRh with a strong finish.
Jeff I'feffcr encountered an epidemic
of InnK illatanco sluintliii; In tho third
InnliiB. Jluth and Lewis broke out with
shrapnel triples and Pratt leaned
agatiipt onu with such f cruelty that tlio
10
ball whistled over tho deep, prassy cen
tre dunes for four 'bancs. The Yanks
have made flva home runs this spring,
which Ih not bad at all. Mcusel has made
two and Ruth, Plpp and Pratt ono each.
Lefty O'Doul, IIusxIna'A pitching
choice, was irreetcd feellncly by the
Dodfrers In tho first Inning. Olson popped
htni for a single and took third on Iluth'n
fumblo of Klldufra elnjrlo. Wheat ham
mered the "lefty person" for two bases
and two runs, which looked to bo enough
to beat ' the Yankees, but was not.
Qlclch, In tho New York half. Btruck out
as usual. Peck singled and Plpp, as
usual, could not ndvanco him. The
Brooklyn outfielders moved back Into
North Cnrollna when Hutli camo to bat,
but tha Dabo fooled them. Ho grounded
to Pfeffer.
Mcu'iel gallantly struck out In the
fi'ccinl nfter LowIh had singled. Sfeuscl
j rfonna that feat well. Pratt had more
w-rvo and put Lewis on third "with a
'ngle. Ituel rcortd him with a fly to
Myers. O'Doul, who can lilt, sent Pratt
to third with n single, but Olelch, dis
tressingly weak iih a batter, popped to
N'elR Three Iilta and one run ; that waa
a characteristic Yankee record, except
t-iat sometimes they mako throo hits and
r.o runa.
Huth In the third whanged a liner to
rluhi for three bates iiiul cent In Plpp,
who. had walked. Then Lewis whanged
a triple 'to left and brought tho Jlabo
home. Lewis scored on a trot on Meu
sel's loi)B fly b Hood In centre and
Pratt shot ft screeching home run past
Hood. Two triples and a home run In
otw inning was right stalwart slugging
Tho hammsrimr went on. Koney Mngled
"A Circuit Judge from Texas,"
volunteered the New York
Police Court Reporter, "He was
here on a visit, and was arrested
for smoking in the Subway.
" 'Ah-ha! So you're a fellow
jurist of mine !', laughed Magis
trate Smith, when the case was
called, What have you to say
for yourself?'
" Why, only that I'd discov
ered a cigar so rich so mild
so good that I clean forgot to
stop smoking. If that's any ex
cuse '
" 'm, that depends on wheth
er or not the cigar was really as
good as you say!'
"Well, here's Exhibit A',
laughed the Texan, holding up
a regal looking corona; 'try itr
" 'In the interest of justice, I
will', said the magistrate, light
ing up 'H'm this cigar is a
wonder. From its expensive
UNITED CIGAR STORES
..a
In the fourth nnd mado It a doublo on
careless lleldlng by Lcwli. Hood sin
gled -and Koney went to third. No Bcoro,
however, Meusel threw out Halrd, Kl
llott popped to O'Doul, Pfeffer walked
nnd Olson foisted to Lewis,
Pet Kllduft was hit In Oio leg by ope
of O'DouPs fast onet In tho fifth and
limped to 'first after receiving first nld
treatment. Then Wheat Hlapped Into a.
doublo play,
Tho score : '
BROOKLYN (N.)
NEW YORK (A.)
ah r h o a e
teriioie
Olson, as
11
501
311
401
10 1
301
300
300
tileicluf.... 300 : oo
Nela,rf
Kilduff.n.
Wheat.lf...
K'etchiMb.
Hond.ef....
Uilrd.:h....
Ellintt.c.
Kruerrr.c..
vicit.rf loo 2 uo
lVck.ss .101 2 :o
PlPD.lb 3 1010 0 0
Rlltll.cf 4 11 0 01
LevflMf 4 2 1
.-ueiiM-ju... 3o
Pratt.lb 413 1
Ruet,c a 01 0
si
101
10
rteltir.p... 100
Xaniuard.p 10 0
Mitchell... 100
jolo-noui.p.
:o
1 10
McGrnw.p.
100
o
TotaU....30U123
Totala....U3?34 10 :
Batted for I'fcffer In the sixth innlntr.
Brooklyn JOO000O0 0-:
Vtv York O14000O0I-5
Runs batted In-By Wheat 2. Rue'.', ltutb
1, Lawta 1, Meuacl 1, lft on biw, ?' Brook
lyn, W; New York, 8. Two bare hit Wheat.
Thres base hltKrucrer, Ruth, Lewis.
Home run-Pratt. Out stealinj- Olelch (by
Elliott). Sacrifice blt-recli. Sacriflro files
Meusel, Unci. Firat base on errors Brook
lyn, li New York. J. Double plays Pratt.
Peck and Ilpp: Pi.rU and Pratt; Elliott and
KtlduTf. Bases on balls-Olf I'fener, 1; off
O'Doul, li off JlcCraw, 3. Struck out-Ily
I'ftnrr. 3; by O'Doul, 2; by Marumrd, 2; liy
McGraw, s. Hit Lt pitcher- lly O'Doul
(Kllduff). Hits Off Pfeffer. 7 in t iiinlnrs:
off O'Doul, S in I Innlnn; ift Mar.'iuard, 1 In
3 innincs; off McCiran, s in I inning Um
pires Messrs. Dincen nnd O'Day. Time of
rarae l haur and 40 minute.
"
aroma, I should hold you for
attempted bribery!'
" 'If you can be bribed for a
dime, you'd better!', chuckled
the Texan, 'That Ricoro is sold
in every United store from the
Rio Grande to Canada for 10
cents!'
"'Ten Cents! repeated Mag
istrate Smith, 'say, if you're as
good a judge on the bench as
you are at the cigar counter,
you'll be the next Chief Justice
of the Supreme Court! Case
dismissed!' "
Sooner or later, you'll discover Ricoro
and you'll discover that a cigar can
be gooti without being expensive. Ricoro
is imported from "Porto Rico dutyfree
so you can enjoy its rare tropic balmi-
ness at the price you
have been paying for or
dinary domestic cigars.
A dozen shapes and sizes
8c to 3-for-50c. Sold only
in United Cigar Stores.
"Thank You!"
. t : . ,
OLYMPIC GOLF OF
LITTLE INTEREST
Linksmcn Would Sooner Win
Ono Hound at JIuirf icld Than
Title at Antwerp.
uy icnnit x. pi:tuiij.
The announcement from Antwerp that
tio commlttc-o charged with tho arrange
r outs for the "world'a golf clinmpion
r.hip, which Ih to bo played for In con
r -ctlon with tho Olir,plo games, Is on
d avorlng to meet the wishes of the
American golfers and probably will hold
t e matches early In July Instead of a
atcr dato an originally had been
Vanned," and that "tho American de
Ire that tho matches bo held imme
c itely following tho Kngllsh champlon
t ps In which they aro to participate"
ill bo news to many. Tho fact of thn
mttcr hf that no official action has been
tiken to hjyo tho United Stiites pattlci-j-tn
in any Olympic golf competition, or
i thero havo been any overtures of that
naturo tho powers that be havo sue
i tiVd In keeping the matter very much
to 'Itself.
Whether there fhould or should not
bo Olympic golf representation for the
No smoking-
except Ricoro.
all
fsii
United States Is n. question calculated td
cauta few to loso tholr aleop, for It la a
fact that llnksDion of this country would
much rather havo tho Fates make them
victors in tho first round of tho Urltlsh.
championship than send them homo from,
tho Olympics winners of a competition
with second raters drawn from Conti
nental Europe. Tho "Olympic world's
rhamplonbhh,)" may sound big to many
In other branches of sporting activity,
but for the lowly Ilnksman It has no
thrill whatsoever, and all because the
lmlshl of the, mashle-nlbllck knows full
well that tho Olympic field At Antwerp
Is llablo to bo not even one-tenth ns
representative of tho world's golfing
power ns Is tho British amateur cham
pionship nt Mulrfleld.
NEW SPRING MODELS OF
MEN'S FOOTWEAR
Cordo an Norwegian
Grain low cut Shoes
$10, $11 & $12
Ruwet &
Black
Several Hundred Pairs of
Cordovan High & Low Shoes
at $9.00
Values to $tfNot all sizes.
, Corona
Sire, 10c
Dor (hem br td
Doxcl 50-13.(0
11 other ilxei
Scto3ior50c
Imported
from
PortoRico
l
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