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Hj ' THE GPEN STAND ARDEXAMINER, THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1920.
I PAIR OF GIANTS
JVPAnrfT FftfSCIf
It was An ill wind thai swept Frank
Frlsch. recruit third baseman, out oft
the Giants' ball lot this spring:. He
filled a mighty big pup at the hot cor
ner position. Appendicitis put lilm in
the hospital. He's convalescing now;
and will be back in a McGraw uniform
soon. Neither Lear nor Sicking have
been able to fill his shoes- The fans
took a liking to the Fordham college,
youth In the early games. When hoi
gets hack they'll be mighty glad. Mostj
any day when the Giants are playing
at the Polo grounds as the hot ones
are sieving through the third base ter-r
ritory you can hear remarks like this: I
"Just wait until our Frank gets back. I
He'll get 'em." Frisch Is a brilliant
fielder the color that stands out.
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GEO&G& KLY
When George Kelly found out that
no one on the Giants' team seemed to
want to get in the limelight, he
stepped forth and said: "Fella citi
zens, gazo upon me." And that Is just
what has happened. .The same gang
of "hard" guys, who razzed him in the
early sorlngtime, have remained to
praise him. He's a great lumbering
player, but is getting all oiled up now.
, George has to stoop a little to get in
the club house door, but that don't
embarras him after the crowds have
been handing him bouquets on his ball
- playing. You know the approved way
of standing at the bat is with the feet
together and then step into the ball.
Well, Kelly don't conform. He does a!
perfect scissors. His loft foot toes the
front chalk lino of the batter's box and
his right toes the hack line. But he i
cracks 'em anyway. That's what rings j
the bell. j
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H' 1 11 The mercury's climbing in the
H! ' Ruthermomcter. Babe's been having
Hi j a more "high "fo-or. If the slugger
3La makes but ono homer a week from
- now on he'll beat his last year's rec-
H' iiX ord. But If his fever bolls up like it
Hvff did in May and the first few days in
RM June the Babe will crack out 75 or
1 ' 100.' And St took him 130 games to
t I manufacture 20 last year.
II J0HHNY MEYERS DEFENDS
I HIS WRESTLING TITLE
I DUBUQUE, la.. June 10. Johnny
I , Meyers, world's middleweight wrcst-
I ling champion, successfully defendea
I his title hero last night when he de-
I feated "Heinle" Engel in two straight
I falls. He won the first fall in 35:30
1 with a too hold, injuring Engel's leg
! I so badly that when Engel returned for
. 'i the secopd fall it was only a matter
' t , of half a. minute when he conceded
I; th0 bout.
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j The recent drouth In Australia has
j , resulted in an enormous decrease in
Hl i he number o livestock.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Standing of Teams.
Won Lost Pet.
Brooklyn 27 16 .628
Cincinnati -25 19 .568
St. Louis 21 23 .511
Pittsburg 20 20 500
Chicago 24 24 .500
Boston 19 22 .163
New York 20 2n .4 13
Philadelphia 17 27 .386
Yesterday's Result;.
Ac New 1'ork Cincinnati, I; New
York. C.
At Brooklyn St. Louis, 2; Brook
lyn. 3.
At Boston Pittsburg. C; Boston,' 2
(10 innings.)
At Philadelphia Chicago, 1; Phila
delphia, 2.
Today's Schedule.
Plttaburg at Boston.
St. Louis at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
GIANTS DEFEAT
; CUTE UK
I
.Nev? York Nationals Make. It
Two Straight, Winning
Six to Four. j
NEW YORK; June 9. The New
York Nationals made it to stratcn j
from Cincinnati today, winning, 6 Uwi.
Ring was hit hard, the 'Giants' hit3 In
cluding home runs by .Kauff and
I'oung and triples by Kauff and Kelly.
Score R. H. E.
Cincinnati 4 9 o
New York 6 10 1
Batteries Ring and Rariden, Nehf
and Smith.
BROOKLYN EVENS UP.
BROOKLYN. June 9. Brooklyn
evened -up the scries with St. Louis,
winning. 3 to 2. A muff of an easy
fly by Lewis with two out lot Miller
score the winning run from second in
the seventh. A rumor that Hornsby
had been sold, to the New York Giants
I for J150.000 was denied by Branch
Rickey. Score:
I R. H. E.
! St. Louis 2 7 2
Brooklyn '. . 3 5 1
I Batteries Doak and Clemons, Pfef-
fer and Miller.
I PHILLIES WIN SECOND STRAIGHT
PHILADELPHIA, June 9. -Phna-I
delphia won Its second straight game
I from Chicago today, 2 to 1, It being
the visitors' eight consecutive defeat.
Smith had a ahiule the better of a
pitchers' battle with Tyler. Ro Don
son's home run counted Chicago's lono
tally. Score: - i
R. H. E.!
Chicago 1 4 0
Philadelphia 2 5 1
Batteries Tyler and O'Farrell;'
Smith and Wheat, Tragesser.
BOSTON DEFEATS PITTSBURG. I
BOSTON, Juno 9. Boston came
from behind twice and won in the
tenth, 7 to 6, from Pittsburg today.
Pinch Hitter O'Neill's single to center.,
scored the winning run with the bases
full and one out after Pinch Hitter1
Sullivan's single had scored Ma ran-!
ville with tho tying run- Maranvllle
made five hlt3, Including two doubles,
I in five times at bat. Score: j
R. H. U.
Pittsburg 6 12 2
Boston 7 16 1
Batteries Adams nnd Hamilton;
Oeschger, FHIingln and Gowdy.
AMERICAN ASSOCLMTON
COLUMBUS, O., June 9. Score:
R. H. E.
Minneapolis 3 S 3
Columbus S 13 3
Batteries James and Mayer;
George and Hartley.
LOUISVILLE. Ky.. June 9. Score:
R. H. E. 1
St. Paul 1 6 0
Louisville 0 7 4
Batteries Merritt and Hargravc;!
Koob, Wright and Meyer.
INDIANAPOLIS, June 9. Score:
R.H. E.I
Milwaukee . 3 12 2
Indianapolis 4 10 7
Batteries Miller and Gaston; Petty,
Whitehousc and Standlsh.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
New Oreleans 3, Memphis 2.
Chattanooga 2, Atlanta 7. I
Nashville 0, Birmingham 2.
Mobile 6. Little Rook 9.
LOW EBB NOW
POPvTLAND Boxing Is at a low
ebb now on the Pacific coast. The
Interest of the fans has switched to
baseball, which Is giving them all the
fever their systems crave.
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SHADE TO ORIENT
SAN FRANCISCO Billy Shade,
four-round fighting whiz, has sailod
for Australia, whore he has three
bouts booked. His manager Is Jimmy
Gilfcather.
BIDDY SITS PRETTY
CINCINNATI Biddy Bishop is sit
ting pretty here In Pat Moran'a town.
The promoter has at his disposal a
boxing arena that will seat 20,000
poople.
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The savings division of the U, S
! treasury department reports that five
(states, by legislative action, have
made thrift Instruction compulsory.
' AMERICAN LEAGUE
Standing of Teams.
Won Lost Pet.
Cleveland 30 16 . 652
New York 31 17 .646
Boston 241 IK .571
Washington 24 20 .54 5
Chicago I.. .25 21 .543
St. Louis .17 27 .386
Philadelphia 16 SI .34 0
Detroit '.H 31 .311
Yesterday's R-enlts.
At Detroit New Tork, 11; De
troll. 3.
At Cleveland Philadelphia,. 1:
Cleveland, C.
I At Chicago Boston. 3; Chicago, 2.
At St. Louis Washington, 4; St.
(Louis, 0.
I Today's Schedule.
Boston at Chicago.
Washington at St. Louis.
New York at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
PEIJII1K
! OejHIUJES
Athletics Barely Escape Shut
out in Second Inning; Witt
Scores Home Run.
CLEVELAND, June 9. Perrys In
effectiveness during the first few In
nings gave Cleveland a victory over
Philadelphia today. 6 to 1. Tho Ath
' letlcs escaped a shutout In tho second
I livning. when Witt's hit to left went
'between Jamieson's lege and rolled to
the fence for a home run. Witt twist
ed his knee when he reached the plate
;and had to be carried off the field.
Score: R H. E.
! Philadelphia 1 5 1
Cleveland G 10 0
Batteries Perry and Perkins; Uhle
and C. Thomas.
I NEW YORK TAKES SECOND.
I DETROIT. June 9. New York con
j tlnued Its hard hitting and won the
j second game of the series from De
troit toaay, 11 to 3. Home runs by
I Bodle and Meusel featured the bat
ting of the visitors. Mouael's hit In
' the fifth inning was the longest ever
; witnessed In the local park, anc Bo
; die's came In the third, with two men
. on bases. Score:
R. H. E.
'New York 11 13 2
Detroit 3 II 1
j Batteries Thorm&hlen and Han
nah; Ehmke, and Stanage."
i WASHINGTON WINS.
I ST. LOUIS, ' June 9. Washington
made it two straight from St. Louis
by winning today's game. 4 to 0. The
I visitors luc Shocker at will and were
aided by the locals' slow fielding. SU
Louis could do nothing against Zach
ary in the pinches, only two runners
reaching third base. Score:
R. H. E.
Washington 4 10 0
St. Louis 0 S 3
Batteries Zachary and Gharrlty;
Shocker and Billings.
BOSTON BEATS CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, June 9. Hooper's triple
and a single by Schang, following
' passes to scott and Walters scored all
.bf Boston's runs and beat Chicago to
' day, 3 to 2. The locals outhlt tho
j visitors, but Joe Bush kept their hits
scattered. Score:
j R. H. E.
Boston 3 5 0
Chicago 2 S 2
I Batteries Bush and Walters; Wll-
Hams. Kerr and Schalk.
ELEVEN CATS ENOUGH.
MER1DAN, Conn. "Notico to the
public," reads a newspaper advertise
ment hec.e, "Please do not leave any,
more cats at 26 Lewis avenue, as we
have all we need."
"Every day or two somebody leaves
a cat on our steps and we haveto
take care of It," complained Mrs. Na
than Greene, who Inserted the ad.'
i "We have eleven now." I
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RED OV THORNS I
SALT LAKE CITY The Coast
League, which looked like a bed of.
roses early this Bprlng, turned to aj
l bed of thorns for mangers. Players,
continue to go A. W. O. L.
SWINGS AXES, TOO
SEATTLE Frank Farmer, the
lumborjarck, 1h trying a comeback In
tho ring since his eotback by Boy
McCormlck. Ho swings axes, like
Johnny Wilson, to get in shape.
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S0-OLUB LEAGUE
SAN DTEGO Plans uro under way
here to form a 30-club merchants'
baseball leugue. It will Include doc
tors, lawyers, bankers and other
branches of professional men.
LEONARD PURSES
SAN FRJLNCISCO Billy Gibson ex
pects to clean up ovor ?100,000 In
Benny Leonard's next three matches
with Frankle Callahan, Battling Or
tega and Charlie White.
RAIN OR SHINE
OMAHA. C. C. Bolden, Dr. Frank
G. Smith and "Bobble" Christie prac
tice their ffolf here rain or shine.
They'er getting ready for the state
tournament a few weeks off.
ACTS TjIKE RUTH
WICHITA Carl East, premier pit
cher of Frank Iabell's athletics, may
develop into an outfielder like Babe
Ruth. He is hitting over the 400 mark.
Greatest Horse of All Times
Man - o' - War Holds Same Place, on Tracks
That Babe Ruth Now Occupies in Baseball
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. 31; LORRY A. JACOBS,
N. E. A. Staff Special.
NEW YORK. June 0. The greatest
horse of history and the Babe Ruth of
the race track Is Man-o-War, the Fair
Play-Mahubah colt
No thoroughbred has even won $200,
000 in stakes and purses in the history
of the race track, but it appears to be.
certain that the great-hearted colt
that broke the record for the mile a
few days ago will accomplish it with
case.
Man-o'-War' earned J83.325 as a
two-year-old In winning nine out of
ten races. He added 523,000 with the
Preakness stakes at the beginning of
the season, and brought his total up to
about 3125,000 when he galloped hi
record mile In the WJtherB stakes at
Belmont park a few days ago.
Ho Is scheduled for tho Belmont
stakes. I
Big Stakes Ahead.
But he will get his great chance to
shove hi winnings past the J200.000
mark when he enters the Latonla
championship stakes next fall, com
Ipetlng for $50,000.
j Man-o'-War's performance In the
Withers stakes was by far one of the
most remarkable ever witnessed.1
Jockey Kummcr was compelled to
hold the colt In practically the entire
(distance, and ho snapped over the line
with his head bowed low. so strongly
did Kummcr pull him.
"I could give him his head but for
one-sixteenth of a n.lle," said Rum
mer. "I knew he was breaking a. rec
ord, but I knew It was best not to let
him out. He could have done tho mile
a full second or more better and still
have been held in." ,
I Only Two Fntcr. j
But two horses have done faster
miles than Man-o'-War, and their
races were run against time. Salvator,'
, running against time, clicked off a
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THE SIX DAY
DELEGATE RACE
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1 0 By "BUGS" BAER.
(Written exclusively for Universal
Service. Copyrighted 1920, by Uni
versal Service.)
1 CHICAGO. June 9. Teams:
English team Hoover and Hokum.
Army team Wood, and Nobody.
Pullman team Lowden and Pa-in-law.
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CalIfornIat'e5m 'Johnson and the
People.
, College team Butler and League of
Nations.
End of the second day, three laps.
Record 456.7S9.000 laps, established by
Teddy Roosevelt and Taft at Coliseum
'track in 1912.
Teams of Coolidge. Harding and
Polndexter were lapped early in the
race and were eliminated from the
tournament.
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Wiseacres claim present teams are
only pacemakers and that the team of
Dark and Horse Mill cop the biscuits.
Butler Ik a good man but handi
capped by partner.
Pullman team picked up a nail. Bi
cycle sent to the bank for repairs.
Wood and Nobody' started fast and
sprinted the wrong way around the
track.
Foreign team. Hoover and Hokum,
claim the American teams are pocket
ing 'em.
Race was simmered down to an un
steady grind in an effort to hoe out
tho weak delegates.
End of 50th hour, two laps. Conven
tion must be riding backward.
Prize of $2,500 offeredVor winner of
five laps' sprint. Won by Lowden dele
gate. Johnson tried to steal a lap on the
field but punctured a tire on the na
tional field.
Hoover is losing the needle.
End of 55th hour, 1 and 1V laps,
Indicating the convention ain't going
nowhere.
Lodge appointed official announcer.
Delegates went to sleep on their bikes.'
Boies Penrose 1b warming up a new
team.
Bill Bry&n looking for a chance to
throw box of carpet tacks on the track.
Chauncey Dopew chirps he could lap
mile in 1S90 In 1.35 1-5 This stood
until Roamer. also running against
time, cut It to 1:35 1-2.
Sun Friar and Fairy Wand formerly
held the record for the mile In race
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MATCHMAKER NOW j
TACO.MA Joe Bonds has a newj
Job. lie Is matchmaker for the Vot-i
eran'n club here. He'll stage his box-'
Ing shows at the ball park j
tlmi at 1 3C 1-5 Man-o'-War's lime.
In tho Withers stakes was 1:35 4-5.
And so It looks ns though Man-o'-War,
like Babe Ruth, is In a class by
himself.
I p " Wgg SSI BAYS
I vTV L vtdl? yCJ AltbouEh I do not shoot the bull
I vL JZ'AJy j L,,ke rna"y another guy,
; irr! 1 oftej: lali ,n? trusty gun
vtt) yvv?S Anc 600t for a bull's-eye.
J The convict sat behind the bars
Four thousand mlle3 from home;
J In old Kentucky he was horn,
His prison was in Nome.
I He had purloined an equine horse,
A shaggy, northern steed,
And had to hang because out there
I That Is a heinous deed.
i
In desperation he had wrote
To Washington, D- C:
In manner most heartrending '
He'd asked for clemency.
A high official read' the note
i And shed a briny tear;
"They can't hang him for .that," he
, said; .
"It isn't right, oh, dear! "
He wrote a pardon right away
To save the man In Jail.
And gave it to a blond stenog ,-'
To drop Into the mail.
Just two months later, to a day,
The horsethlef stretched the rope;
! He was courageous to the last.
His heart buoyed up by hope.
SLOOP RESOLUTE
WINS FOURTH RACE
NEWPORT. R. I.. June 0. The
sloop Resolute, with the aid of her
time allowance of one minute nnd 42
seconds, again defeated the Vunltlo In
the fourth elimination race of tno
America's cup defense trial aeries to
day, winning by an even minute. The
race was sailed In a twelve-knot
breeze over u triangular course, and,
as the wind shifted. more than four
points, windward work did not de
velop on any leg.
tho field In a three-legged Morris
chair.
Old Joe Cannon got sore and looped
out to see a real keystone comedy.
Lowden wants pa-In-law to put big
ger sprocket on his bank roll but Pull
man insists on flat wheeling around
on low gear.
End of 60th hour, no lapB. Some
body swiped Wood's handlebars nnd
Baddle.
Delegates get In jam on dangerous
concession turn as Johnson claims he
will build a now track.
LookB llko It will be the only six
day race that ever went two weeks.
End 62nd hour, race ain't started
yet. J
(The pardon came tho following spring,
I Ala3, it was, too late,
I For .Mister .Burleson had sent
The blooming thing by freight.
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We realize -how . furniture nas gun
up when we read of the money spent
for a chance at the presidential chair.
Pitcher Pickett has signed with tho
White Sox. The sport paragraphers
will laugh if he gets the gate.
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Young golf staro are becoming
scarce. But the old lights fall to
crack.
Johnny Wilson won his spui'3 enj.
"Easy come easy go," quoth Michael.
Fans seldom see runners trapped
between the bases in the big leagues.
1 i
Harvard crow can redeem a poor
rowing year by beating Yale June 25.
"Why does Spcnker keep "Doc'" John
ston batting in seenth place".' Spoko
knowj.
MITCHELL LOSES HOT j
BATTLE WITH TENDLER j
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MILWAUKEE, June 10. Lew
Tendler. Philadelphia, was given the
newspaper decision over Richie Mit
chell. Milwaukee lightweight boxer. In '
a ten-round no-declslon bout which
went the limit. Tendler showed to
advantage In a majority of iht rounds.
Each boxer scored n knockdown,
from stiff blows to the chin, the Mil
waukee boy being upset in the first
round and Tendler hitting tne canvas
In the ninth session.
Each boxer was guaranteed 315,000
and the auditorium which was packed
to capacity, showed receipts of ap
proximately $37,000. I
Georges Carpentler, the French ace.
boxed an exhibition bout with ills Bel
gian sparring partner. An effo-t Is
being made to have the proposed Car-pentier-Levln6ky
bout staged at Mil
waukee. oo I
KING'S AIR FORCES
HAVE NOBBY UNIFORMS
LONDON. Ncwly-dealgned uni
forms for his majesty's air forces
would put a musical comedy chorus
man to utter shame. The uniform is
of blue-gray and plentifully studded
with golden acorns and leaves and sli
ver wings. Even tho troupers have a
touch of gilt, und white gloves and a
sword with a gold hilt and a golden
tassel will be worn.
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JUDGE IS MODERN
WOMEN SMOKE? SURE
LONDON John Hawker, 'who
spanked his wife here because she
smoked cigarettes all day long, found
scant sympathy from the judge. "I'm
afraid people who will not let women
smoke nowadays are old-fashioned,"
Judge J. d'Eyncort told him and fined
him UP.
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Pacific Coast League H
Standard or Teams. IHiflH
Won Lost I'cjj.. iBbH
Salt Lake 37 25 .597- Rl
San Francisco 37 25 .59,7 IBI
Vernon 30 29 ..554 SSfl
Los Angeles ....... 29 .532 oH
Portland 28 2$ .501tl Hl
Sacramento . .26 ' 35 . .420 JM
Oakland 2K 39 .400"" lH
Seattle 36 39u)., I flH
Yesterday's Results. aVI
Vernon, S; Seattle. 0. 1 lll
Salt Lake, if, San Francisco, 11. j1 : H
Los Angeles, 9; Sacramento, S.' C 10S ' H
Portland, 4: Oakland. S. K H
MIGHTY HITTING WINS -
BEE GAME FOR SEALSV '
SALT LAKE, June 10. Twenty-' " 1 M
five nil? made from the second '
the ninth frames by San Francisco'- Kl
here yesterday enabled the visitors t') illl
win the second game of the series" i MH
by a score of 11 to 5. While the ln-., ) ! .H
vaders were collecting hits Salt Lakyi ? Ht
totaled IS hits and scored but five ilH
' Some mighty busts were registered 1 rH
among the 13 hits. Willie Karam hit. il
thu horsehide over the left field wall . lll
twice and Kocrnor sapped out a homer ' ; jH
also. Mulligan of the Bees sapped out -'" jH
three two-ply swats. The twlrlers. Ill
surely had a day of It, hits being regA-A.. H
lered in almost every frame. The Seal
victory placed them on even term,, !
with the lo'cals in the percentage H
column. The score:
San Francisco ...11 25 i fl
Salt Lake IS H
Batteries: Love and Yelle; Cullopr H
Baum and Jenkins, Byler. !
'Senators Are Defeated
Following Late Rally i H
.SACRAMENTO, June 10. Sacra- jH
imcnto sent over four counters in the i JH
eighth frame here against the Los sM
Angeles aggregation yesterday, only jH
to see invaders win out in the tenth, jjH
the score being 9 to S. The Senators. jH
used three moumlmcn. Tho score: H
'Los Angeles 9 13 2 M
ISacramcnio & 14 1 Wl
Batteries: Aldridge, Crandall. 'fll
I Thomas and Baasler; Pcnncr, Malls) H
FUttery. Kuntz and Cady. 'H
Beavers Win Second '
Contest of Series fl
j SAN FRANCISCO. June 10. With ,H
I Jones heaving classy ball here yester- "Jl
day the Beavers won the second game t HH
'of "the aeries with the Oaks, the score
1 being -I to 3. Thu score:
R. H. E, H
I Portland 4 10 3
uaklahd ,.. 3 7 0 Vm
Batteries: Jones and Kochlcr; IH
Krenier and Spellman.
Rasniers Get Two Hits; j I
Lose to Tigers 8 to 0: H
LOS ANGELES. June 10. Willie
Mitchell held the Seattle Rainiers to -two
blnglcs in the first tilt of the IH
series here yesterday, the Tigers win
nlng by a score of $ to 0. At no timfeiji
during the game did the visitors have jH
a chance to score. Demarec on the Jl
slab for Seattle was touched for 11
hits. The score.
R. H. E.-
Seattle 0 2 1-
Vernon S112 j
Batteries: Demarco and Wilson; J
Mitchell and DeVormer. ; IH
EIGHT SURVIVORS IN
GOLF COMPETITION '
ROCK ISLAND. Ills.. June 9. G-.
Decker French, Davenport; Robt. Mc-
Kee. Des Moines; H. R. Johnston, Stt-
Paul: Francis Dickinson, Des Moines,,
Clarence Wolff. St. Louis: Ralph
t Ryder. Des Moines; W. II. Van Everv' '
Minneapolis, and Harlow Hurley, To- f
peku. tonlsht were survivors In the
competition for the championship of
i the trans-Mlsslsslppl Golf association.
i Tomorrow's pla will be at 30 holes-' ;
I to determine semi finals. I
The defeat of Ray Ouimet of Kan- j
' sas City, in the morning by C. R.
Relllv of Minneapolis, waa a complete IH
surprise. The showing of G. Decked IH
French of tho Rock Island Arsenal..
club, also caused comment. He de- I i
feated E. A. Lorton of Excelsior 1
Springs. Mo.. In the morning round -1 ; 1
and" 3. and came back In the after- ( BB
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turning in a 3 nnd 1 victory. French. , BB
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and Sam W. Reynolds of Omaha, to , BBB
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