Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 9, 1920, Page 3

London, July 8—The Princeton track] ‘eam won the international meet against Oxford at Queens club - this afternoon, capturing six firsts in ten events, ten seconds and five thirds, or by the American system of reckoning, 53 points to Oxford's 37. A comparatively small crowd of spectators were much incofivenienced by rain, which threatened to stall the programme when half completed, but they gamely stuck out the meet, which ‘was finished in sunshine. e Ameri- can distance runners per(omed disap- pointingly, but Brown and Erdman compensated somewhat in cleverly won hundred yards and hurdles respective- Jv. The Princetonians had easy going in the jumps and with the weights. Among those in the stands were the Duke of York, Admiral Baron and Lady Beatty, President Hibben and Dean McLanahan of Princeton, count Bryce and the American unbu #ador, John W. Davis. ‘Brown of Princeton won the 100- dash in the Princeon-Oxford track meet this afternoon. B. G. D. Rudd, of Oxford, the South African runner, was second; R. D. Clark of Princeton was third, and Wood of Oxford was fourth. Brown won the event by a yard and & half. The time was 10 seconds. The mile run was won by Milligan of Oxford, with Montague of Oxford sec- ond, R. M. McCulloch of Princeton third, and A. Swede of Princeton fourth. Milligans won by eight yards {n 4 minutes 31 1-5 seccnds. C. Speers of Princeton was first in the hammer throw with 137 feet 7 1-2 inches. G. F. Wood of Oxford, with B2 feet, was second. The broad jump was won by D. B Lourie of Princeton, with 21 feet, 6 Jnches.” J. N. C. Ford, with 20 feet, 8 8-4 inches was second. Thomson of Princeton was third with 20 feet 7 1- inches and L. O. Ingrams of Oxford, was fourth, with 19 feet, 9 3-4 inches. RAIN SETS BACK DAVIS CUP MATCHES A DAY Eastbourne, England, July 8§ — The Dayvis cup matches have been set back at least one day because of rain. The singles between William M. Johnson, American champion, and A. H. Gobert, the French representative, were inter- rupted today when the American was teading 4-3, with the next game thirty ail. Tke rain continues tonight, so that prospects for play tomorrow are not good. Play will be resumed at two o'clock tomorrow if the courts are in shape. GREB OUTFOUGHT WILLIAMS IN TEN ROUND BOUT Buffalo. N. Y., July 8—Harry Greb, Pittsburgh, outfought Larry Williams, Bridgeport, Conn., in a ten round bout here tonight. Both are light heavy- weights anad fought at catchweights. DNLY ONE RACE RUN ON NORTH RANDALL TRACK Cleveland, O., July 8—After the first race, & dash for three-vear-old trotters, 12d been raced at North Randall today, a heavy rain set in nooding the track to such an extent that the balance of the Grand Circuit programme was postponed until tomorrw. X Miss Montgomery, favorite, eased up. It was Miss Montgomery's sixth vic- ‘tory of the year. : Today’s postponement makes it nec- essary to crowd three days’ racing in- to tomorrow and Saturday. Six races, including the Ohio stake for 2:08 class trotters and the Tavern steak for 2:14 class trotters, both with a value of $5,000, will be decided tomorrow, ‘weather permitting, and five events will be continued Saturday. The 2:05 trotting sweepstakes was definitely called off. ‘The summary: 5-8 mile dash, three year old trotters, purse $5! Miss Montgomery, b f, Montgomery (Edman) 1, Torbay, b ¢ (Ray) 2, Sister Azoff, br £ (McMahon) 8. Stroberts, b ¢ (Willis) 4. Betty K., b f (Erskine) 5. John Watts also started. Time 1:20 3-4. ARMOUR SIX WINS MATCH FROM KROHN SPECIALS There was an enthusiastic contest of volley ball at the K. of C. grounds last night. The Armours played Krohn Specials. .The final score was three games to two in favor of the Armours. The last game was very exciting. It was a see-saw up to the last point. The score of the last game was 15 to 14. Father Galvan acted as referee. Scorer, Patrick Sweeney. The volley ball contests are bringing out big crowds. There were more than a hundred Knights among the enthu- astic rooters. The members of the teams were: Armours—Gleason (capt), Crowiey, Caffrey, Downing, Guzdewski, Twoom- ey. Krphn Specials—Sullivan (eapt.), Mcintyre, Desmond, Gadle, Walsh. The néxt game will take place to- morrow evening. The teams will be the Centrals and the Old Corners. PLAYS DRAW GAME IN . CHESS TOURNAMENT Atlantic City, N. J., July 8—Charles Jaffe of New York played a draw game with Frank J. Marshall, United States champion, in the second round of the masters’ chess tournament here today. The game went 68 moves. It was Marshall's second draw. George G. Neidich of Cornell univer- sity defeated T Sharp of Philadelphia. Sharp and E. Jackson of Philadel- phia, and N dlch and Stasch Mlotkow- ski of Los Angeles adjourned their games. won by Peter INDIANS WON BOTH GAMES OF DOUBLE HEADER Washington, July 8—Cleveland won both games of a double header from Washington, 4 to 2 and 9 to 6, and again went into the lead in the Ameri- can league race. Tris Speaker hit FINANCIAL AND BUMMERGIAL MARKET PAIRLY ACTIVE. New York. July 8.—The stork markat was fairly active and strong azain today although falling somewhat below vesiel- day’s expansive operations. lotn in vol- ume and variety of dealings. Movements of leaders were influenced degree by intermittent prof Pools dominated the trad this be- ing clearly demonstrated by the f#irther prominence of selected stoshs, as st the irregular trend of rapresent shares. but there were indications of mewed absorption of rail: re- pecidlly the junior speculative issues. Sal»s ancuiied 1o 775.000 shares. Public interest locally was tirit, commission houses repor ther si, of a July reinvestment d:mand ot of town, motably in high grade’ industrinis and several of the latest -apital under- writings, The success of the Swiss 'oan stimu- lated interest in the forthcoming offer- ing by a banking syndicate of $60,060,600 of Armour and Company ten year 7 per cent. convertible notes, formal anncunce- ment of which was made after the close of the market. There was again a visible dearth of time funds, but call money continued to ease on an enlarged supply. The open- ing quotation of 7 per cent., waich held throughout the session, was the lowest in many weeks. 124 Electric Gen Motor ..° Il G Mot 6 p e'db ... Gen Motor 7 p ¢ dp .. 86 Gt North pr .. g “Copper Agricul Har pr 9 Tnt Mk {ler pr Kenneoort Lake B & Man Max Mex Petrol " Mami Cep 130 Ray Con Cop 10000 Reading . 500 Rep I & Steel .. . 20 Rep 1 & S pr . 570 South Pacific 27870 Southem Ry 00 South Ry pr 199 Tenn 1200 Unlon Ol 1700 Un Pacific 4 U S Rubber mnc nve tim:f up xn m ame: L (Fnt n-,) ) ‘Washington (A) ad b po a effudge,Id 4 111 0 ¢ 3 2 3 0 ofvllanlt 40000 5311 5 6|Ricect 4135900 3 2 6 0 0fRothaf 31100 4 \9 0 OfHarrls.2b 21230 3 0 1 o O|Hams.2d 21230 3.1 2 1 0|Shanks.3b 201 2-0 3 0.7 1 0|Elerbe.ss 83 1.2 40 4.0 7 0 OGharrity,c 39501 4 2 0 2 ofShawp 30020 21020 9 0| Totals % 57111 b hpo a e Score by innin; Cleveland .. . 1 00010 1 1—4 ‘Washington 00 00 2.0 0—2 ‘Two base hits, Rice, Blrfll Smith, Jamieson, (Second Game.) Cleveland (A) Washington (A) ab b po ab hpo a e 523 179y 411 331 552 2410 528 0300 4190 1140 324 2510 b 3 3211 1400 3 313 13801 N 000 0000 Uhle.p 110 1020 i 000 ¢ Totals 38 W0 2 0070 0 9000 1000 Totals 9.1 (z) Batted for Frickson in dth. (z2) Ratted for Schacht in 9th. (zz2) Ran for Zachary in Sth. Score by inuings: Cleveland . Washington Two base Tiree base hit. Shanke, White Sox 8, Athletics 5. Philadelphia, July 8 — Philadelphia staged a five run rally against Cicotte in the ninth inning today, hut Chica- g0’s bombardment of Moore and Hasty in the first half of the inning netted the visitors an 8 to 5 victory. Nine men batted on each side in the fina] inning. Score: Chicage (A) Philadelphia (A) ab hpo a o ab hpo a e Leibs'grf 5 31 0 0Wittrt 342720 @ EColiie2d & 2 3 4 0Momassd 2 0 16 0 Weaser.5b 5 0 0 1 12000 Jacksom}t 4 3 20 3T a0y Eelsch 42138 50 119000 FCollins,1p 4 0 3115 00 Risberg.s 4 2 Ewjsa0a i Schalke 3 2 3 3 0GaHoway.ss 4 1 214 0 Cicottep 4 1 0 &4 OMoorep 3 0 1 4 1 —————Hstyp 00010 Totals 3716213 0zBighee 1 0 0 0 0 { Totals 30 8% 2 4 () Batted for Hasty in 9ih. Score by Jnnu Chicago . hiladelphia Two base hi Three base Tigers 4, Yankees 3. New York, July S—Detroit won the opening game from New York today 4 to 3. The score: Datroit (A) New Vnrk (A) hpo s e Fewster,ss i [ 11 Vi 40 00 Pipp, 478 10 Ruth, 1 401 0 Meusel.2b 0 o Rodie.cf [ o Prate.2h 0 0 Hannah,c [ 1 Collins,p 0 wls Totals xxFlagste'd Okriep xxxCobb,of Totals (x) Batted for Alnsmith in 88 n 8ih 1 §th, 000 Ruth. Heilman, Home run, Browns Shut Out Rad Sox. Boston, July 8—Shocker pitched ef- fectively with brilliant support and St. Louis defeated Boston, 4 to 0, today. The score: 8t Louis (A) Boston (A) a hpo a e ab hpo-a e Tatied 40 5 0 ofBaileyat 4 0 2 1 0 Gedion.2b 5 2 1 3 IfFoster. 40120 Sisler.1b 4 1 60 Jacotson.cf 4 0 1 4 a0 Wiiliams,if 3 1 1 118 0.0 Smithab & 3 1 42 0 5% Gorbersss 4 0 5 313 300 erdd.c 4 1 5 304 0% Shockerp 3 3 0 B 1 010 3 Two base hits, Smit base bits, Williams. ADAMS BESTED MEADOWS IN PITCHERS' BATTLE! Pittsburgh, Pa., July 8—Pittsburgh today defeated Philadelphia 1 to 0. Adams and Meadows engaged in a pitchers’ battie, the only run of the game being scored in the eighth inning on hits by Adams and Carey, Fletch- er's error and a sacrifice fly by Me- Kechnie. The score: Philadelphia (N) Pitt:burgh (N) ab ab b »o 1 - Affordto Buy a $1,000 convertible 7% Note of one of the strong- est corporations in Ohio, now selling for. $960, to yield over 8%? ~ These Notes are convertible into long term bonds at the option of the holder, and they have been purchased by many conservative financial institutions and investors. 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