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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1920

Page

21

Harding Sees Cubs Exhibition Amid Porch Speeches in Marion

Senator Harding spent a day in Marion dividing time between campaigning and fan interest. The Cubs defeated an improvised Marion team 3 to 1 in an exhibition as Harding pitched the first three balls and cheered with locals. He spoke to teachers groups urging more funding but declined to endorse the Smith Towner education bill.

Marion Senator Harding Chicago Cubs Nomiee Iding Cub Veeck Smith Towner Department of Education

Exhibition results show Boston Nationals defeat Jamestown

In Jamestown on September 2, the Boston Nationals won 6 to 2 in one game and 21 to 0 in another. Townsend and Wilson starred for Boston while Bedient and Johnson contributed for Jamestown.

Jamestown N. Y Boston Nationals Townsend Wilson, Bedient and Johnson

Money Market Yields Mixed Across Banks

Fragmented report shows outside quick car yields around 8 percent with some notes at 9 to 10 percent. The text is garbled but indicates varied money market rates and emphasis on secured or short term investments.

Pan Ee Stell

228 Golf Stars in National Amateur Championship

The United States Golf Association will host its national amateur championship at Engineers Country Club with a record 228 entrants from domestic clubs and four international players Cyril Tolley Lord Charles Hope J H Wethered and Tom Armour. Morning qualifying rounds precede afternoon match play on the Engineers course as top entries from Nassau Belleaire Garden City and others compete for the title.

New York United States Golf Association Engineers’ Country Club Cyril Tolley Lord Charles Hope J. H. Wethered Tom Armour North Shore Links Engineers A L. Hicks Nassau A. T. Haight Belleclaire R F Mundy Gardenity Roy Webb En- Charies Ww. A Ensex County M. Barnes Hock Pi Guineyelaon Fcago Charles H. Paul Minghal George Hoft Bar Baleadorton Fearey Garden City Percy Ken- Herold Steiner Deal John T. Adams Cherry Valcorge T. Brokaw Harry Compton Fubarbe Dyer Upper Montclair Jake J. A. "Deal Dean Atlanta ‘Athletic Club A. Billoreaw Greenwich Patterson Anna Aanenteass W. Nash Rockaway Rose Allegheny Thomas Sherman Yahnundasts Alfred 8 J. M. Wells Ant Oakmont Lord Charles de Pfeit Huntingdon Valley Toompor Wetthered Wooplesdon Chester L. Mesreel Berner Gardner White A . Aibiette Rob- Welvert Borenen Schackamaxon Robert Wilson Sronneneeett Moyal Montreal Donald Cla Riya Anna Robert McKee Id Parrish Rhinnecock Worcester Newman Fox Hills Herbert Abley Columbia James B. Crookston Blanten Heights Clarence Wolff Sunset Thompson Lasissauge Club Robert Ke Ee San. Antonio Corkrane Baltimore Lewis Washburn Merion Cricket Errill Sherman Yahnundasis A. L. Walker, Jr Richmond County Mond Daly Fiesemoor William Pages Verer Ontelatrames Carl Quinn Che Eea H. Reynolds Aronimink J. Graham Cordon Exmoor N. A. Stickney St. Louis Rye James R. Hyde South Shore Woorden Hunter Detroit James O. Watson Fairmont Albany N. M. Scott Isen George I Sven, Jr Lambton Nat Lovell Brae Bvin Scottie American Devereux Wheatley Hille Colm McBurney Wettyegek Golf Club M.©. Richards B. Rhett BR. W. Thompson Maxwell Nassa Alpin A.’ Morrin Count Adh Hades A. Dixon Thinnecoct Hille Harry One Mneers Vine Naaaat Heimse Wee Burn Clifford Dun- Sood Pi Piatt North Hills Grant Peacock Dans Val Gradtiand Englewood W. L. Richard Nerys Ul Moore Morris Coun New York News Knepper Mlovx P. Rep Ingraham Huntington Valley Pager Fox Ames Edgwood Gerard W. H. J. Siena Robert Finkenoardt John T. L Stubber Brooklawn Albert Robert Neath Ataletl T . P. Pilis Jone Courtand Crleff Buffalo Ned Sawyer Mons Smith W. D. Maddid Woodway Ablers Commonwealth Herbert G. Bijaner H Hinsdale Huntington Plainfeld RB. T. Kuepper Ntine F. M. Hancock Norman HA Swee A . Kerr George Jabia Rawerd Clarey Bala Frits Martin Hamilton Lewis Jagebe Dallas Plegraen Merion Gilbert C. Waltto George Small Toei R. An . Vewie Irgenwion Raywend Biland Weeburn Harold Tenny

Woman Fails Second English Channel Swim Attempt

London report notes Mrs. Arthur Hamilton failed to reach France after 13 hours in the water starting from St. Margaret's Bay. She reached within nine miles of Calais before abandoning near the South Goodwin sands due to heavy seas and strong currents. She plans another attempt next year.

London English Channel Arthur Hamilton Sir Charles Hamilton French France Annette Kellerman Matthew Webb Mise Keilerman Captain Webb T. W. Burgess Webb Burgess

Sullivan Aims for England to France Channel Swim Again

Captain Nathan L. Smith reports Henry L. Sullivan the Lowell merman plans another cross channel swim from Dover England to France between September 4 and 7 during a strong flood tide. Smith, who steered Sullivan on August 26, will again serve as pilot for the attempt.

Sullivan Nathan L. Smith Winthrop Dover England Henry L. Sullivan Lowell Merman France Smith Carly

The Second Honeymoon Excerpt Reflections on Love

A reflective passage questions a man's longing as he sits beside a child. It contrasts his craving for Cynthia Farrow's blue eyes with memories of his boyhood love, exploring the nature of desire and beauty.

Cynthia Farrow

London Drama Opens a Jealousy Plot Across Lovers

Jimmy Challoner, a London socialite, faces jealousy as Cynthia Farrow scorns his love for gifts from other admirers and rekindles a past with Mortlake. Sangster notices the tension at a theater and at Marnie’s supper, as Mrs Wyatt and Christine Wyatt observe. The scene shifts to a public box and an afternoon of social clashes, with secrets looming and a cliffhanger ending prompting continuation.

Jimmy Challoner London Cynthia Farrow Mortlake Jimmy Mrs. Wyatt Christine Wyatt Cynthia Cathia Farrow Horatio Sangster Bloomsbury Temple Horatio Ferdinand Christine Ganster Conspier Mrs. Att Angster Miss Farrow Marnie Jima Meer Ristine Rs. Wyatt Challoner Upton House Viarnin Henson Mortlake Beann

Johnston Beats Williams In National Tennis Championship

William M. Johnston defeated R Norris Williams in straight sets 6-3 6-4 7-5 in the fourth round of the 39th all comers national tennis championship at Forest Hills New York.

Forest Hills N. Y William M. Johnston R. Norris Williams Johnston

Outstanding battle as Tilden and rivals win at Davis Cup scene

The match day featured wins by Wm. T. Tilden 24 Wallace F. Johnson G Colbert Caner Walter Wesbrook and Wat son Washburn. Washburn defeated Charles E Garland 7 5 7 6 7 5 while Tilden beat Vincent Richards in four sets 6 8 3 6 8 6 0 and Richards showed early speed before Tilden seized control.

Wm. T. Tilden Wallace F. Johnson G. Colbert Caner Walter Wesbrook Michigan Watson Washburn Washburn Charles Johnston Williams Tilden Vincent Richards Richards Wonder

Local boxing scene heats up with rival claimants and tours

Promoter activity sweeps Boston area as Renato Gurdini and Leone Paimini dispute the heavyweight title at Union Square Theatre in Somerville. Mentions of George Tuohey reopening, Lou Daro promoting a Revere tourney, and plans for indoor contests and comebacks by Eddie Flynn and Tommy Corcoran plus a Labor Day lightweight clash Lew Tendler vs Frankie Callahan in Lawrence.

Union Square Theatre Somerville Renato Gurdini Leone Paimini Nettle George Tuohey Grand Opera House Lou Daro Revere Boston Playhouse Tommy Kirby Corcoran Nate Siegel Jack Britton Siegel France Paddy Flynn Mechanics’ Building New England Benny Leonard Eddie Fussimmons New York Lawrence Lew Tendler Philadelphia Frankie Callahan Leonard

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