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Profits Gained Through Evil Really Belong irv the Loss Column?
lawn Tennis Players
Defy the Elements
f,o Through Ihe Doubles
Matches While Storm
(hases Gallery.
0STENDORF AND
BAOGS REACH FINALS
yan_ Hall and TaUant Win ii
Slices at l dgemere l aun
Tennis Tournament.
B, } RED M W rilORNE
La?'
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da? tern?
tour
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biting "rom
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up la*t
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heat.
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racket
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prove- !
? him
acing
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MADISON SQ. GARDEN
g, AtagU?! 3i rj
DUNDEE vs. BR?TT0N
EMISSION. Sim Seats n Sale W.
.ii 1,1 .Mini M.,,| Ho.
M,
l.\ I.). Y I H ISO Um
Bowling
B Prices and Terms to Suit.
?ttHAIRS BY EXPERT MECHANICS.
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?n -i i.. It ni?, \,>? Vara.
Swi
5a'
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?on Swimming; (??chool, 19 W. 44 St.
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attack al tha nal thai swrrp* 'he op*M
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Oi tendorf tirn >d his smeahaawith t
thun while Bun:- wa
no? him t
Tin' limousined gal ?
: it all hugely, and the auti
led the swan song of Hi
n. who lu ! control of Uli
? s, with Cragin the chief offendi
Burt, who wai ncting
ump re in thi
forts . ? ih<. eieiti
I i ad, bot the
01 him ti> ?in but
. nlm, kei p
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younj : to feel ci.i
al home ii m and remained u
til Baggs and Oatendorf I
al 6 i, 8 l, .m.i t!
match.
summaries follow:
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FORTY YACRTS RAC1
IN LIGHT WIND!
Large Fleet Takes Part ?i
Annual Regatta of Ber?
ten Beach Yacht Club.
One of the largest fleets that ovr
part In a regatta on Jamaica Ba
the annual race of the B? i
Beach Yacht ( lub yesterday. Fort
wer., timed. Owing to the hgr
dozen other yachts di
arrive in time to take part in th
regatta. T that raced did nc
have tue wind wa
.irhout. This caused the n
committee to cut the course i
? of the division
Among the cal the winne
? ?
ng late, tin- di
was divided. The regular clas
was Ann by 'he Ciz and 'he specia
rla?-- was "iik"!; by the ?"unco. Th
.' bo ;' .' >me wa
scored a sail
?
" won among the smal
'
Turtle was the first of *h
ng the boat
end Hay th
Maxixe took oni
winner in the othe
' ? ? In the cabin powe
?
May !!. The S led the w.v
al and thi
the an all opei
times ma;
? al of the di
pi ? : ? - ited
each Yacht ''lub on Augu?
11. :?<? wai
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M ! \i:ol Ni) POOR ( OMPANY.
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ns tha? in Ten
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er, remarks The
11, ?. ? ! n t Pri
.pof! of the rigors of the dry
rtlandt, th? Chat?
. d m a gar?
now in the
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"'Well, came around anyw?
the p] naturedly. _ 'I can offei
you, a! Ii ..-?. a good cigar.'
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Black, i
"?in you eat grass, parson. he
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Black, haughtily. 'Of course 1 di
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"'Well, then, you re u queer one
?You 'loi t
don't 1 vim ?loi '' .
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THE MU MB BELL."
Thimbles wer? ftrst known as "thumb
?
be a more convenient place, and with
the Iiish nt Oi4ir position th? name
mas ?otufied ??? "thiinbit." I
Getting Back on His Garne
Walter Merrill Hall, who defeated Arthur Lovibond In the singles and
later with Arthur C. Cragin was beaten by Albert J. Ostendorl and Ralph
Ba??i in trie doubles, at Edgemere ?"tub's lawn tennis tourney.
Saratoga Springs Ready
For a Month of Racing
Thoroughbreds of the East
and West to Meet in
Stakes at Opening of
Meeting To-day.
H I
i '?. ig, 1. Th? tag?
i.? all s? t here to day for I
ning of the month Ion;: r;n'?- mi
now. With the arrival of the
omera by tl I ad, the old
town ? holiday ap
usual, and Broadway
thronged with
intcr
!???'?? .-??n i d bedtime,
Th?
more tti . and, with the add??d
influa of touriat? kepi away from .he
holiday il i not unlikely l
will make many new frier
i ow *'id tl ' end of ti e month.
Mo.-, of th? the.ighbred? thai
marched from tl trarkwaid,
sleek and blanketed, in an imposing
array, were those of Weatern own
and th? r? leema to be th'
general impression that Western own
ers will i- n a much mor? important
figure a- Sarato) i ?
In to-day's rae? i -.ture*
on the flat will bo divided between
.
United States Hotel Stukes, nt
rlongs, for 1
bring An even
dozen i .n ?.. : ? ? itart, ??> ith Mr.
Waterboy
Colonial, carrying lln pounds, .. n
r-robable favorite, but the W
Bulsi Methersol?,
which i.? a.?ked to carry 130, is nound
? on. Mars?
Henry, another good Western colt, by
' oth, will not be
iUt ii"" a '? their
.. I S. Thomp "ii- I ion . '.
by De .> uphold the
Andrew Mil lei with top
?
? Saratoga l!:.\.i rap.
i row, from
th?' I ' a . will be heavily
rtfd. '?'. rell's last
i... i... Wa?
be without
n contin?
gent.
YACHTS ARRIVE
IN MORRIS COVE
Seavvanhaka-Corinthian Squad
ron Makes Good Time in
Cruise on Sound.
r ' mi la Th?
New Haven, Aug. ' i"h<
of the Seawanhaka-Corintl
'.'!ub arriv? d Cove l
?
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I, and
?
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?ri itward in B fairly fri 1. ?
Ih?
retta, v J
Ii in
i? 1 Ba? .
et, 'i. V,.
yachl M ircva.
The
I.oidor., to mon. ?? ?
In th.- aftei
?quadn
?
that ?' 'i '.uik,'!''' and remain
with th? squadron for th?' cruisi
end? -
T In- Seas < lorinthian Yacht
? !?il>'
?
club? aloii?; the Sound to join in their
?hi' invita
? on
\\!> THE I?*. \N AS BAD.
\ ? : e? neern
?
?
It v egg that
open, i
had b? en Iropped by I
?he had dt
?
ekj to
marvelling ? t ita pe< iiliai
From ?
MAKING ISING1 ASS.
? .?
;:ir bl
line 8
?- :
where i
?
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membrane ??parata? from th?. Inner;
then the latui ia waahttd and dried in ,
-
HAUPT A WINNER
AT MOHAWK GAMES
Outsprints Skea in Special 6U0
Yard Run Biddle Victor
from Scratch.
V strong I rried Kd
i ie Haupt, of the Bron: ? rch House,
to .. ?? ? II earned i
. irames of
? eld a- M.i
t ?
t'.l le->s
econd
Hi i of the
-, third
? ? Seven
.; ' and
?21 o yards
dux Church
, who
t ried vs him.
other in
: : 09 ? imme
. Club,
?i m ?n
? r
.
?. i ? 11 tart? i ro ni
andicap
?
irted i rom
n t by Bid?
the finish,
\. hen he a : rinted
quar
ti r mile ?..'i the irnpt ? in the
in of ? ? mda, while
won -.hi- t'.'.n mile run.
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HOY, FLIES BREA. Ill .
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eye? an- made up al l.i'o" faC?tS Plie*
carry from tiO to 70 timr?
g i
'STARS MAY NOT COMPETE'
Entry List for Western Lawn
Tennis Tourney in Doubt.
Chicago, Am- i Hoch doubl ???? ?
here to dnj concerning the
entry Hat for the Western lawn t.-ji
? oui nament, ?rh eh a ill b< re umed
.row an th?- Oawtntaia Club
it I I'.ii' ' !.. ?,.. ?? Infor
? : tin- probable atU ?dance
ol ..ut of tow. plaver? wn ; larkn,;.
'I he ? :..i "i -i,, Northwestern t..m na '
ni. ii? ni Lake M nnetonka yesterday re
? t ni star i, and to Borrow the I
new Nortkwoal champion, George M i
Church, of Iiri.ifly, N J.; Jog Arm-1
of St. Paul, runner-up. .nul
. ? ni i ii. the
? .-i o ??..:? .? i' La ???
I'm eat.
I ??? ? .ru ; concerning the Califor?
nia entrie? eneoun ? >i the official? to
W M ?olinaton, of Sun
??.. ".'..ild be on hand t., play
ral ... ind mat? rith II- ath By?
ford, lliinoi tal
?''a .. .'.'in won the We I -
?ad wa defeated by
Ali\ Skuair, of Chieago, in tue chul
ted a.?
? ? from Long?
? . II v not
Forest m ' . iday
red
liminary match? ? a : '? I be kept
for him.
SEATS FOR ALL?
COMERS' TOURNEY
ON SALE TO-DAY
West Side Tennis Club
Allots 2,000 Tickets for
Non-Members.
I', i ; >nl demand for
niions from lawn
lover ' club rep
? ?ii ri the United Sate- National
I IVnni .'-. "...:'i.,:. a change has
; ide in the t? for
the national championship, beginning;
on August 30, on the courta of the
Tennia Club, Becau
the vi.i.;,m of criticiam following the
announcement that the lubaeription
, no! be .pen to the general pub
lic unti Augu 20 it wi decided by
Roheit !?. WTrenn, the chairman of the
national coi I ? open the .- u h -
scriptiori of ?eat? for the entire tour?
nament to the pii!/!:!1 to-day and in
';,. i. ipeel place the lovers of the
came and the member? of the club?
upon the game basis without anv par?
tial, ty.
It was pointed out by Julian S. My
rick, preaident of the Weit Side Ten?
nis Club, ami a member of the national
committee, that at the time Karl Hehr
argued ae forcefully for tran?ierrin,;
the <-reat champion -hip from Newport
to New York he had dwelt upon it*
placing the higheat type of lawn tenni?
in the world within easy access of the
players and the followers of the coun?
try. The restriction of giving member?
of ?dubs in the national association
preference ovi i non-members in the
securing of the sea h had raided a
?torra of protoat which had immediate?
ly brought about the change deaired.
Ilarr;, f'arker, who had charge of the
Davis Cun ?eating reservations, has
been notified to open the general sub
day at hi- otVice in the
Fcrty-second Street Building. In the
two weeks that 'he *ub?cription has
been ope:: two thousand of the seat?
have been taken.
Entries for To-day
at Saratoga Springs
i in r BJUt - . , ' ind up
Wl.
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It- ?. impllon
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SIXTH RACK r.r n..: am two-jeai
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111 John W Kl?ln. IM
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111 kii . May. . '?'
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
PITCHING RECORDS
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lust hi:
GOULLET BEATS '
KRAMER FOR A
CYCLING PRIZE
Wins Two Out of Three
Heats in the Criterion
Revenge Race.
CUTRIDF.S AMERICAN
IN TWO FAST BRUSHES
firenda Defeats Moretti in the
Brassard Match at the
Newark Velodrome.
Alfn-il Goullet, the Australian
? ? If rank L Kramer, the
American champion, in the Criterion
Et.?v?agc race >r or.;- mile at the N"?-w
r.rk VeloorOBU yesterday nfterin on.
Gotille' won two out of the three
heats at on" mil-, rhere -ould he no
charge .if teaming made against him,
a he did not have the least bit of
outaide help, ?rinning absol itelj on his
rr.erit?. < jr ar Moretti, the Hal.a:..
filso was in th<- rae, but did ii"- Bg?
'if' n- the Anal sprint?.
?l'ni?e* had the speed and Kramer
d d nor.. Tin? win -hown in the time
.?'?il. Kramer'? b^ ?? in th
heat, which he won, was 12 1-!
cads from the eighth poli-, while his
. <ioul
?
the second and third, woe II I
onda, and did it from second piuco
? ach timi.
Krai ? Goullet napping in
,: through on the
pole after Moretti, while Goullet
. OB 'he hacks; retch.
Kr..iii r had taken the lead
fioiiller came around Moretti, but lost
the heal by a fool
In the lecond heat, with Kramer
leading, (ioullet be^an a lo::g sprint,
and a.? the Yankee went off into th?>
Hal in the homestretch Goullet passed
him and won by a half length. The
third heat saw Kramer leading at the
start of the last lap, with Moretti
second and Goullet third. Goullet's
quick jump carried him pa<* Muret*.:,
and then he and Kramer b .ttled side
by ?nie for half a lap. Kramer broke
under the pace on the backstretch,
and then Goullet went on to victory.
Alfred Grenda, the Tacmanian, won
the Brassard from Moretti by a long
?print, his early advantage enabling
I..m to win by an inch.
Rain eut short the programme:
The summary follows:
Half-mil? i a?Wan ??? rrank Be-artuto Kew
tfk: 4411.lam 14? K \?wark. ??? ml Trae. 1 mi-',
Kelf-mll. . ol ??> .4.... bjr llarrj
kr-.-- i i arrlal; It'?' a 1 MirN'amai-a
Auatralla . .rat.hi .?????? Ma - Dir**!? Frasee
. ;-.. ihlrdi n..: ..it. liai.??n, Denmark (JO
\V'i..ir lia.'.'?-). Sau 1 ra?i.i??i> 114
; yartlai, Sit II T. . ?. n M 1 4
?".?i reim?- i ? mile profeaelenal) rtrv
heal -.loi. bj Au?tr.ula, Frank I,.
1 K-atr.rr. Raal "'an?? M ' '..-j- \t..r?"l. l'a'.i.
IhtnL Tima, 14 - I heal wan bj (Joui let
. ? - Mor"".. "iH Tl-r.?. : 4.1. Thlrl
heat ? Kramer, McMd; Mureiil,
. M!
liai .i ? hanrllrap isiMtmrl Wim bj ?
?ar>to): A -t .<-. Lan?, l?alas
ami; Fr? ti?
? r ?..-'. N?wark il? jar.M. leurttl
I ' ! - - ? ' .ar Mo
i -?im ?i? r, r Slfrad Ola .a. Afutra la Won b?
Oreifda Tim? 14
, i-no .ml ? i ?italien hanrlleap (profeulonal)?
"
?I .1" . . fourth. Time,
profeealoni Wo-1 h? Rr(t|t?.
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BRITTON READY FOR BOUT
Dundee Also Out to Show He's
Best in Bout To morrow.
Jack Britton, of Chicago, one of the
beat lightweight.4 in the ring to-day,
and Johnny Dundee, in whom many
see a possible champion of the class,
will meet in ten rounds at Madison
Gardon to-morrow night.
This match will be i i? best
of the year unies.? all signs fail. H ?th
boys are at their best, and have heen
fighting in sensational ityks in all their
???? i4?:.? A match with Welsh is
th?- priza fur which thay are contend?
ing, and action is sssuied.
AUTO RECORDS SHATTERED
Oldfield Breaks Four in Trial
Over a Dirt Track.
? Ii velanda Aoi 1 Vont world'?
automobil? records for a dirt track were
red by Barney Oldfield in an ex-j
h i hi t ion, here, to-day.
Th? new records are: On? mile, 4im,
seconds; thre? miles, 1:25 2-6; four!
miles, 3: IS 8-1, and live mile?, l.tt*?4V
The former mil? mark held by OldftolsJl
???a ?;?'? t-G second d the
Othi r records in 2:27 M-lOn. 74:17 J-1"0,
and 4:(M5o-luO respectively.
FRASER BEATS NICHOLLS
Pros in Keen Golf Match on
Great Neck Club Links.
Gilbert Nicholls, the m
open chnmpiot-,, was dcfeatetl ve?ter
day bj lame F-., er at 1 I Neck
Golf Hub by 1 up. r'raser hrul the
"advantage of ola-, mr on his own links, (
and :' was rVieholls'i ii r ? t time over1
'he r< 1 a 75 and Nich- j
Nicholls, by going out in .'If. was 1 ]
?ip at the turn. He icit this advantage
?.t the thirteenth hoi- by getting into
trouble on h;s drive. The match \.-i?
1 to the very last green, where
? putt for a
Th" card foMow:
I I I I I I M l-H
Mebolll IU4 ?55314.'.-.*
Fr??* 4 4 H ?. 4 ? 4 ??
M.i...I a '? IS4SSSSSI
TREAT FOR POLO
FANS THIS WEEK
Junior Championships on
Card in Tourney at
Narragansett Pier.
I By Te>?rauli -q TL? Tribune ,
N'arragansett Tier, Aug. 1. The
junior championship will b? the prin?
cipal feature of the week, with that linai
game for tue Rathborne Memorial cups
and th for the Atlantic cups
also to be decided. The Polo Associa?
tion tournament at the Point Judith
Polo Club has been attracting mora
and more interest each week, and the
remaining games will afford a fitting
clima:. a on.
On account of a quarantine against
Long Island and Westchester County
?k the polo players have taken
the precaution to take out special cards
that have enabled them to b-mg their
Bags into Newport and the Pier. There
is a master of mounts here now which
. runs up to 300 or 400 ?nd which could
? not be bought for leas than an average
price of $1,000.
The Whitney mounts used on Satur?
day by the four comprising Raymond
Belmont, Steven?..n, Waterbury and
Milhurn include several of the inter?
national match horses that cost Mr.
Whitney from $3,000 to $ri,0OO. The
Great N'eck men hud their own mounts.
and Rumsey, Webb, Headleston and
Steddard have as tine a bunch of polo
horse? as the country can bosst of.
Robert E. Stra-vhridge brought five
English ponies with him when he re?
turned to this country last month. All
are now at the Pier. Cinder?, TofTey
and Wanton are the best liked, and
the two former are branded, which
would indicate they were sent original?
ly from the United States. He Is still
playing the chestnut mare Dorothy,
noticeable by a black face and a white
hind foot. She was used in the last
international match.
Alex Brown is playing a big bay
led Slow and Easy s I
bay gelding Kippo, bred al "1
Baldwin'.? ranch. Silver Brook, Mel?
low Blossom, Crey Wolf, houirhf from
J. B. Thomas, and Mike, bouirht from
Charles E. Wheeler complete the
Bl 04? it string.
Joshua Crane is playing the black
gelding Satin: the bay gelding Steve,
bough' from Maldini Stevenson; Gray
Houlette, Fleet, [smay and
Zephyr, used by Lord wimberne's four
in the la?' international. Among the
minor strings Jay Coogan make? a
good show ng with Cray Eagle, Bonny
Doone, King and Shorts. Among Ray?
mond and Morgan llelmont's lot are
the br. m. Lady Christopher; eh. g.
Traveller; b. m. Ella; h. g. Paie Face;
ch. g. Critic, thr?e-q ri rs bred; eh.
m. Jessamin?, a thoroughbred, and b.
m. Countess, both raised by Belmont,
sr.; br m. Regay; b. m. Annabelle;
ch. g. Mosey; b. g. Jonquil; ch. m.
, Golden Plover and b, g. Corona.
Columbia Athletics j
i Mirrored for Alumni
Students Blamed for Lac
of Interest and the
Failure of
Teams.
Columbia is brought face to far
with ils athletic conditiona in an ed
tonal in the summer number of "Th
Alumni New-," which was pub?she
terday. "The Newa" disse I
""il on Morningfid
Heigl waa brought to a cli
max by the defeat of *he 'varsity eigh
? !'. ... I ? and lay? th
rely on 'he failure to inter
the entir- student bodv in ath
letic-; and the freshman and 'varsit?
In the ne -h wll
. . '. the reaumpt
, n the autumn "The v- ?
hop? for athletie - ?cress in th?
? ? re, but for the i aaaerti
t the ? ntal need of ? '?
to gel "- inter
hletUa. In part this i? what
"1 he N
"V. ?howi ne made at
? a vear was due chiefly
ack of iudir
? . . ? ?
ml n..w to Inquire
thai (??
t? not n and that ?mall
in, in the lone run. ?mall
itt? mpt mad', al Co?
i.tirage r?
.
half a
ich'? inatruction throuirh
?. Al '?'.'. rr re, occa
re, row fur
and th? n are
dropped. The students ?s a whole do
all.
"1 I ? nvenien' and a<
it the foot of ll^tli
.- ' - i i s i I ? ? -
About that
.with
mora in en
n th it
iblc or trip i ?? imbei ?
? ?
? :
! be worth
?
them could be naed to advantatv
. ? - ? ? ? ' lerve?
u .:v Jt'i j .
I? -
i.!?- candiilates wore continuall
being developed and watched
"This alone would win no races, bu
the plan would help to put a ?nun
foundation under Columbia rowin,
Now we are expecting the coach ?
build year after yeai land ?o tha
the story of our hopes must necea
tarily, now and then, end with 'an
ara? 'he fa
"Tha crew will he affected least 0
all of the three existing major sport
1.. ? he ' '? ?? ligibi Ii .y r lie -. for the?
have long been observed in rowing
But ition h
crew and in other -port? i? p? i
I we have been looking to Coach Hie?
,rk miracle? withou* sufTici. ni R 1
II rial we !..??.c i>lio I
pi on? to regard a s?ar pei former iron
??? .- illega ? . x machina ir
K Columbia team whether baseball, oi
awlraming, or wreatling or some other
.-????i truer th.u
crew thai l
foundations are weak. Aside from th?
to th"
to an
other m.-titution, there is ti.is draw?
back, 'hut 'he eas? with which an .?<??
.i be si.pp. .
plaee on a te:.:n is much too
likely to retard or prevent the develop,
ment of the undergraduate candi.late
f..r tha lame poaitton The sacrifice of
trength which the?? gradu?t? ath
bring to the teams may result in
?
hut in the long run it makes possible a
??ent and ( upbuilding
The
ry point of view,
? diatinetly benetidal to ( o
1 : ni i
"Tie hit? fundamental need II to cet
.
in athletic-. Th? ? 'hin^
? ? ?
i urpose to keep themselvel el:
gible. It meana the enli-tment and
.1 training of the lai^e number
? ?
men m
?
It mea:
'
Ithlel
to b?
.
The departn i
? ' oi>, has m... I '?r reach
. .
?.??v toward furthering th-, pi ../ramme.
l'umii bringe football, and
that opens a new chanter."
GOLFERS RALLY
FOR TO?RNEY
AT PHILADELPHIA
Formidable Entry Expect?
ed for Open Champion?
ships This Week.
NEW YORK PLAYERS
RESPOND TO CALL
Nicholls and McDermntt Plan to
Take Part- One-Day Clash
for Women.
ft la no* unlikely th".* a formidable
enrry will be r> ei rd for I Phila
delphia open golf championship tourna?
ment, to be held over the llnkj of the
'.gdon Valley LooBtry Club on
Thiri.lay and Friday of tail week. In
all ?notability p-omincnt professional?
fiom the mi r- ?o guy
ir of a number from Massaehu
.; hand. Among those
from thii i
their intention to ??rapeta are Tom
Anderson, of Mon'ciair; Louis T?i.ier,
the French "pro" from Canoe Brook;
Herbar* Strong, of rn wood; Aiec
, Smith, of Wvkagyl, and Macdonald
1 Smith.
Gil Nicholls. the Wilmington man,
I WOO WOO 'he Metropolitan ope
airo, after
: play-off with Koh Mr'.
| be at Huntingdon Valley, an.! it ?a like
, wig? loba J". Met).-rm.it* i?
preparing himaelf for another a'tempt
to come back. Judging b,- h;s form at
Fox Hi,i>, ail ' |?a| to
show in eral ? ?
get in a few re
At Fox Hill? he gave oat
? day.
? WcDeratott la making hit home in
Philadelphia at pre-ent. he will b?
Mied by friend-, who will wish
him well. Re will probab y have to be
? 1er to lake the meas?
ure of Nicho!.? and J:m Barnes, the
tall Briton, wh? irge of the
?rre?n -*t f?iitemarsh '
???I for
leventj play.
> - - kern foe
.rolf ..crean. . < sea
? de?
rided to take par* in ? one dai tourna
. i
try Club on lugual 13.
Tile pro :frarnnie Call? for
medal play handicap i th
??.?:i a pr./.e for the beat >rr?s<
and t ? iras. In the aftei
appro
I? have bem offered
for thi .: r for a driv eg cm
test. VV, i-ij
effeer ?hat considerable ear? has be.'n
d in th?
phiea, which are gj at
1 tractiva.
I'nles-i the off' .?nee
Country ?lub decide differently, that
organi'-ation will conduct 3n autumn
tournament - n October
h?s been mentioned a? a likely time,
and th? .re that if ?
? ron
? . ?
in th- wh
?in? of 'he
under consideration eall f,<v simulta?
m.i*.-h roondi
throitirhou' the I There
tond,
match pi?;, . imboi of
holes up Would be l ?
Concerning Shawn, e, a m
f wealthy
men from this city, Phi
ton, Bethlehem, U I
Serantoi ?? ?ho
. '
club along . the
purchase wool I include about two hun?
dred .i ..if cviiri?
nml th? ? . ? o?,
converted 'nt?> an idea! clubhouse It
would afford an ?pport inlt) for m?m
.? club life
with th? C. Worth
ington, owner of 'he property, aleo pos
' acr.'s on th.- I I ,-i
Mountain, acroaa the Delaware Hiver.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
PITCHING RECORDS
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imperial pay- U? ??-*?
lrit. b '?? tha war wUh ?..-.??
ihan 1,???.?).?)00 men to whom the rulo
was familiar In comparison tha
' Lulled State? mia'i4? a aroor ?Uow.

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