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"shows WAY TO
FIFTY-FOOTERS
H p. Whitney's Yacht
\Vins Her Third Contest
?n Seven Days.
OVERCOMES A BIG
STARTING HANDICAP
?-??in Harbor Club's Regatta a
Lively Affair, with Close
Finishes the Rule.
r,r th? third ?.?*-? In ?even day?
?a-TT Psyne Whlta?ty*a PO-foot ?loop
?aajM lUrbsrs hss cro*?*d the finish
(At mr.ner la her cla?s in tho
-^?i three different club? the <*???
kjj-j^oririth an. the New York and
?-tas Bsrhcr
ft ? - ?"
?*t over the la?t
jS riob'? cour??? off Greenwich.
^fetter*, ?siled by Harry Maxwell
.-??lit fie? ethers of her claat, did a
?^Ttabl* ?i",r;'r Startinf more than
^nt? ?ftrr tv* roal by re??on of
L-?? fere*d to the wrong ?Id? rf the
**J?(if r- ? tbem ?11 and won
mmthe Iroqur- II by 47 ?econd?.
\mgnt s course of tw?nty mil?? in 2
2, JO ?iatttfi 04 ??cond*. The
V?tsr? ftmthe.i U ?econd? after the
laffttif H
"Cortider ?. ' that fer sn hour
. ,:?*? th? . nd ?h.ft?d back
Into from S. S. W.
?a y V., st ?which potnl It held, the
v* tr?i'ore ' 'v' eae\ that the Ind
v RVbor V?'? C IB ha? ever held.
? remarkably
. winner in the
Raymond'? Hope,
.* second? from J, A.
Waslftedt's Oke?, O-fden M. Reid'?
t*|jl-?i',a XriirA The winners In the
..i?.c'?-i'? were th? Pontler, the Red
Etk? Firefly, th? Joyetta, the Wild
- -, th? Minnehaha, the Zete, the
- -: th* Y?n.
7?r itsrt war trade at 1:10 off Great
.... ;. .- In the lightest kind of
the southweat. The
-?'.,?' w?r? ??? I ?way st that time.
; il. M?f?orou,?v'- Spartan wns the
.tedtr. ??though W E. Dodge'? Samuri,
mm ?ddi? F'?h .it the ?tick, had an
art <*f her. The
!**x,o?ii I!. aith her owner, Ralph N.
| . ?? *he wheel, eamt for the line
?h (rood headway, with ?heet?
that ?he went
th? lee of both the Spartan
ind th* Ssmnrl at orre.
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? ran, hugged the
-e <;o clo?e that
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r? ur ??tern, had not room
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?fOT. ?o ?h? m force., to windward of
its by having to
; rerr?.*? ?.he line.
? ? Steir.br.;Fpe'.e Acuthla mean
fifth place. All
cro'ied on the starboard tack with
? of points, and
cher? aloft
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?it Sound to ?? : the Lloyd's
Nk? buoy. Gybir.jr there they had a
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th4htVmj th:''i? ?o the west-ne-rth
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D?8TTRBEH IV WINS CUP
^Uf**? Third and Final Race for the
?-?rij-l-r?. Trophy.
*??eV'',S*-1t l- The Iiisturber IV,
m^ -W hydroplane owned by Com
?kth, c, *m*> A Pu?-' "f ?he Chicago
??t? fa. ?i *'.':: ' ' '"' ir<! ?-r'*, deciding
*?3?r?-lV ?ri?-?-? trophy, and the
** -e-^sia? rJ*0 4t fh-mpionship. here
*? t?. ,:?. The ??'??turbi-r IV al?o won
??i?.* ?? r.tia" 'or th?' thirty-mile
?J *a. 65:51 L-.r, Peter l'an VII,
????I tl?. i. ? Hlfke". of Toronto, and
Hu, ?" Mt0,:d ?n 1:11:19.
*-Wit ..0,:; a5W|i,,d by ? ?>"?*?'???
?*?ft?d in the race, but after
; -..-.t leg of the court? in
y.'? dropped out.
> Zim^ wer* ??h that at on?
>^*"r.t'LS.?"d?y. but S?? boot
?.4- h?.,! Wllhn-f *? ?*?*? the ri.k '
fc* H.?uB"'k ^????' J". of tho
eXS*e v '. d; Urht ('luh; ??by
f-Wy-ork n!.d ?by l'? 8' ??????kton,
??:<', CbU *ni-J Ba-rriawcl* and Billi
hast Defeats West
on West Side Courts
Continued f-rm pitee 1
with terrific paco, and "an o-it the
next four pointa, J ? -m.-ible
to tie sarthing witt, his opponents de?
livery. Tho East?
splendid length an.i direction into hi?
drive- that thi Champion mi not able
to take chance? at the net, sad lest
the th.rii game.
Johnston bra ight ths games to ,t 2.
I in hi? favor, by running in and cutting
: off hi? rival's dr.vr? with serais low
! volley? across the cour\ hut. tl
again allowed the former chatr.?.
gain the advantage on game?. UlSOSgh
( hi? inability to head off the llns-catting
drive? that Williams was swooping iust
over the net.
The Philadelphia!! WSJ nfit to be de?
nied at this stage, and ran o??.' tho ?.?:
' with a daizling ?cms of phuement
, ?hot? that the champion could r.r
ing with. William? wn? greeted with a
I great bur?t of applause at the iinish of
the set.
'
Johnston Set?. Fast Tare.
Johnston got a gT.p on hi? nerve? in
the second set and began to reel off the
! points at such a pace that Williams
could never get started. The man from
the Coast went well up into his fore?
court at every opportunity, and played
with the ?ame impi'tuous rush that h?
showed in defeating McLouphlin for the
title on Tueiday. Williams appeared
disconcerted bv the aggressive manner
in which the champion was smothering
hi? ?hot?, and Jonneton ran straight
through the ?et, taking the six games
in a row and bringing him even once
mora in the match.
The third sot found Johnston and
Williams travelling at a furious pace,
but with this difference: that the for?
mer single? champion was clearing the
net by inches only and cutting the
line? with wonderful accuracy, while
the Ca?fomian was frequently finding
the top of the net with his famous fore
? hand drive? and hi? low volleys.
Pome of the driving exchanges from
deep court set the spectator? applaud?
ing ?he sKill with which the men exe?
cuted their stroke?, and the "gets" made
by Johnston la retrieving some of Will?
iams'? passing ?hots were remarkable.
Both player? were putting all their
strength into the ground ?trok??, and
it seemed that one or the other must
?:'.t under the ?train.
Karl Behr, sitting on the clubhouse
porch, remarked to Pell a? the drive?
went rippir.g over the net: "It would
take a girl to boa' those two the way
they are going now. Just a few ?oft
fho's would break it all up."
William? kept gaining in the deadly
accuracy with which he played his re?
turn?, just out of the champion's reach
a? the latter attempted to gain mid
court, and took the third -et at 8 i,
Williams Forgas to Front.
In the final sot, after Johnston had
captured the first game on his own ser
vice, Williams forged to the front by
executing daizling placement sho's all
over Johnston's court. The Easterner's
?en-ice was very severe, and the Cnli
fornian'? returns wore of a defensive
nature a? he tried to keep the ball
withy*?, bounds. In the fourth game, as
Johnston was making a last desperate
effort to pull th? match out of 'he fire.
a palpably bad decision by the linesman
on the Pacific Coast player's ?ervice
court line, so upset the champion that
he could not settle down again for sev?
eral minutes.
Williams had served a fault on his
first ball and his second, stroked eren
harder, was at least a foot out of the
sen-ice court. Johnston, ?eeing it was
a double-fault, only swung carelessly at
the ball, but the linesman treated it as
a good senice and there was nothing
left for Conlin, the umpire, to do but
call it Williams'? point.
With the game?, reading f> 2 in
Williams'? favor, Johnston made his
Stand and mar.aged to win the
eighth and ninth games by brilliant vol.
leying from mid-court, smothering hi?
opponent's ?hots by wonderful court
covering. Williams then finished in im?
pressive style by winning the last game
at love, scoring three perfect place?
ment aces by ?hoot.ng the bail sharply
aero?? the court to the champion'?
backhand as the latter left his base
line. This gave the Philadelphia man
the set at 6 4 and tho match.
Williams was roundly cheered as he
?hook hands wi'h Johnston, who wa?
the ?ame smiling, good natured op?
ponent in ?defeat as tie was in victory
o?. the occasion of the previous meeting
of the two men.
The doubles match was put on at 3:S0
o'clock in the centre court, and it wa?
a full three hours before Behr and Pell
won the la.-t point and the match by a
score of 6 4. 8 10, 6 8, 8 ?'>, 6 4.
All four men were roi.dy to drop from
weariness as a result of their fast work
In the hot sun, but Bundy wa? the most
affected, owing to hi? lack of practice
this season.
First Set Bitterly Fought.
Pell began the ?ervice, followed by
McLoughim, Behr and Bundy. The first
set was bitterly fought, with the East?
ern pair generally forcing their way
into the middle of the court and then
'?mashing wi'h such savsrit? that the
Pacific < oast tesa asa tatet .1 back to
the bn?.e line as they lobbe?! high and
lately in the attempt to ISako tb..;r
spaoasata commit orrors. Poll and
Behr were full of fgl t, h swarf, and
ok the first set at I 4.
The second ?ession found Mo?.ough
lin and Bundy more formidable, for tho
"Comet" worked his wav to tho not and
then rained terrific ?ma?hes through
the spposiag court, bringing cheer?
from th?? ?tand? by the spectacular
manner ir. which he ?cored "kills" from
overhead Bandy rut up a r? markably
strong game at this -tage, leaping into
the air after lob-? many times and then
crashing his returns between Behr and
IV!! for placement aces.
The game? rsaaltsd in hard battles
up to 8 a!!, aid then tho Pac.'ic Coast
?tar? won tho ??ist two games and the
sot at 10 8.
The fact that they were behind in
tho struggle only served to put the
Easterners on their mettle, and tho
last two sets found them going with
greater smoothness and far more ag
fressively. By steadying ?vhen Mo
oughlin and Bundy tried to dislodge
them from the not position with puz?
zling lob?, nnd bombarding the West?
erners with terrific smashes, Bohr and
hi? partner took the fourth set at 8 9
and then went out after the final ses?
sion.
Bundy was beginning t?> find the pace
too fast, and kept sending hi? returns
into the net for costly error?. Me
I.oughlin. seeing his partner'? weak?
ness, launched himself into the thick
of the battle and held the struggle
even up to 4 all on game? by his in
dividnsl brilliance. The Eastern pair
were going too well, however, and took
the last two games and the set at <?? 4,
giving them the match.
HOW THE EAST
WON ON COURTS
KIKRT PET.
Point?. Gtnrit-?
r-l! ?nil nrhr . ? 1 ?'<?*? I 7 7? (
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RECOMi SET
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TUlRr? MET
Pell and Bahr 114141444140? a?ill ?
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Hund, . 4414241224244 5?43 S
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FlfTH SET
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V 1- ?:?? i. and
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Total??Tall and Rehr. S ?et?, M ?am?? If?
r'I- '? McLmiihllii and Bund?, 2 ?at?. 3* ??m.?.
2oG polr.'i
WILLIAM8 VS. JOHNSTON.
KIll.1T SET
n? o,
William? 1445144244 32 *
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TIIIIU? PET
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lehasteav 1 ?ell 1? l??n?i. 1"2 point!.
NUES VS. GRIFFIN.
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Nile? 3 4 4 ? ? 1 ? 1 S J?16 4
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SECOND BET
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T?-a> N'lies. * ?rU.'22 ?ira?. 12f? roil'?; Grif
?3- . 1 mi, 14 game?. ?? point?
Deal Golf and C. C.
,T. T. Oilleapie defeated R. ?S. Porter
by 3 up and 2 to play in the final match
for the William Ottman Cup at the"
Deal Golf and Country Club yesterday.
There wa? also an eighteen-hole medal
play handicap, the Class A winner
being E. V. Hartford, with a card of
Bt 12 77, while in Clas? B, E, H.
Keynolds. returning 94- 21 73, was
the leader. The following returned
CLASP A.
fjfi?? ?'< ?p KIM
17 v Hcrtfird . S? 12 "
W n l!.?l,??er . ?1 13 T?
i? .*, Hunt. 10 10 ?0
j l' Ullleapta . PI ?4
I. I. ( larke . 0? 10 16
MfarkJnuaih Kello?? . P? II *?>
1. \V i'..i.? .1?? 14 91
CLAPS B.
B II Beynnlda . ?? 21 ;1
? II Birh . ?5 20 75
K J. Arend . I? M M
? Ht* Kal.aa . 9? H
Ue Mr.? r?a.? . I? If
S J M?l?r .US 14 79
w J Tailur .110 2. SI
A ?I i-Wherer. 103 20 ?J
f, A c...?aHr?lr? .1*4 19 ?S
w n n*i? .112 *
i; h Netlua .II? 2'' ??
H M Shanbjw. Jr.US 2? w
H W, G ?111 .11? ? ??
Miss Bjurstedt Adds One
More Title to Her String
Defeats Mrs. McLean fc
Nyack Club Champion?
ship, Wiping Out Sting
of Recent Defeat.
[Pi Tflftraph to Th* TrlliuM? I
Nyack. N. Y., !*ept. 11. Miss Moll
Bjuratedt, women'? national champior
defeated Mrs. .Marshall McLean for th
women'? title in the annual lawn tenni
championship tournament of tho Nyacl
Country Club to-day in one of the mea
stirring matches that has ever beei
seen on the Tappan Zee courts. Th?
?core was 6 7, t'. 'Z. 6 1.
Mioa Bjurstedt was determined t?
avenge her defeat at the hand? of Mr?
Mcl.tan in the Alexandria Bay tourne)
last month. She wai fought to a stand
?till by Mr?. McLean in the fir?t ?et
Playing steady and at time brilliant
toni.il again st th? more spectaculai
play of the ebampioB, Mrs, McLean
tatfs4 to the front, and it wa? only by
a ?imprrate rally that Miss Bjurstedt
was able to make it deuce at I games
all. Then Mrs. McLean made a stand
that brought the gallery to it? feet,
and won the ?et at 7 6.
It wa? fiais when the second ?et b?v
r?. McLean had exhausted
hertelf in the brilliant rally that won
the tir?t ?et for her, and ?he went com?
pletely to piece?. Miss Bjurstedt, on
the other hand, seemed to have gained
strength, and ?he whipped the ball
aero*? th? net with a world of ?peed.
She captured the ?econd ?et at H I
and went on to win the decisive tot
at 6 1.
Church and Kidder captured the
men'? doubles in rather easy fashion,
defeating Henry Bassford and Leon
Crowley in the final round :it C 2.
6 2,6 3. Th,- victor? eliminated Van
Houten and Saunder in the ?emi-tinai
round, 8 0, ? 1, and found their op?
ponent? in the final bracket hardly
more difficult to defeat.
Brilliant play maiked the final? of
the women'? double?, which brought ,
together Mi?? Wild?> and Vr.-. Stuart
lirean against Mi?? Kisiell and Miss
Lindley. The former pair won. but
wa? only after a desperate ?truggl
- Ki??ell and Miss Lindley bega
like champion? and captured the tir!
*t t at ta 4. Their play was ?trong i
the second half, too, but Miss Wilde
and Mr?. Green rallied, and the latte
by splendid volleying, decided the ii
sue in favor of her partner and her?el
at a 4. Mr*. Green kept up her fas
play in the final set and ?he and Mis
Wil'dey won it at 6 3.
Darkness made the playing-off of th
final round of the mixed double? Im
possible, and the match will be playe.
this afterenoon. In the ?emi-tinal
Mr?. ? hapman and A. M. Kidder de
feated Mi?? White and Mr. Walk?!
6 4, 6 2, anld Mr?. McLean and W
If. Blair, of Cornell, eliminated Mr?
l'ouch and J. L. .'ova, S 1,1 <5.
The final round wa? ?cheduled to hi
played immediately after the Bjur
Hti'dt-MrLean match, but Mr?. Mcl.ear
found herself go exhausted that pla*.
wa? po?tponed until early evening
I)u*k wa* falling when they took thi
court? but play wa? begun neverthc
lasa,
Mr?. McLean and Mr. Blair won the
first ?et at 6 3, but in the second Mrs
Chapmai and Mr. Kidder played beau?
tiful lawn tenni? and, overcoming a
liad, won at 8 6. By this time it wa
so dark that the commute? decided to
call off play for the evening. Boto
pair? agreed to play the match from
the beginning to-morrow and the score-.
of to-day'? two sets will, therefore,
be ditregarded.
C. L. johnsto;. and Abraham Bass
ford will meet in the final round of thi
me:;'? singles next Saturday afternoon.
The ?core? follow:
?"?'.?Bin.'? ammtst I final round I -Ml?? Moll? BJur
?>..; >''????! Mr? Maral.all 31. la-., ;, ? ?,
? :
\\ ?...-,.?? ilmii.i-* i final I ?mad! Ml?* V?'l..tr? a t
? ni .lr'f?tr.| M..? Kl??rl! an.t Mia? :
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??el, A- u ; ? i nurrli ai..l lit. liter ?teft.l.,1 Vai.
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M,t, 1 l.ii I. ? .wuii ?aal um It- Mr? (i It
? M KM i r .|-fiat-?l Mia? With?
?? Mi \Mlkrr ? i - .. Mr?. M laf.n ? i W
M llialr dfla-al?*. Mr? |'ou?-b aiij J L. Jo??. #?I.
BUD GOODWIN
WINS TITLE IN
FIVE-MILE SWffl
IN. Y. A. C. Veteran Alakes
Fast Time Over a Diffi?
cult Course.
CLUBMATE.JOHN
ZIMNOCH, SECOND
Seven Start and Five Finish, the
Choppy Seas Proving Handi?
cap to Most of Field.
Hud Goodwin, of tho Now York Ath
b-tic Club, clo???d his twenty-first out
; (icor season ns a raring swimmer vos
'?rdav with a brilliant victor?/ in the
?ive-niilo metropolitsn championship.
Ho covered the long eonrae in the
?attlinr? good time of 2 hours 15 min
?conds, .if festina hi? tenm
mate, John Zimnoch. who finished sec?
ond, by 4)4 minuto?. Charlas Kauf?
man, of tho American I.ifc?aving So
j eiety, was third, about 8 minutes bs
1 hind; then enmo .lohn A. Wiesing, ?>f
'ho Twent\-thud Street Young Men's
' Christian Association, and Dr. W. ?.
Hennen, of the Nov.- York Athletic < lu',?
The onlv other Marter?? Henry BtMS,
of the City Athletic Club, and Zoltan
. T'.hi.iH, of tho American l.ifosaving
, f?ociet| failed to complete the dis?
tance.
The rnce was hold in Flushing Hay.
The contestants were sen away from
the foot of Seventh Avenue, College
Point; rounded marks at the southerly
end of the Flushing dyke, oir the Sea
wanhaks Rowing Club, and near N'.rth
Hcach; thon returned to the starting
Boat, It wa~ an unusually ?evere test,
practically all the way ncross tide. In
tho past this event was held in run?
ning water, so that the competitor*
actually swam about two mile? instead
O? ?ivet but yesteniay they went the
full route.
The seven men got away well to?
gether, but before ;i quarter mile had
been covered Ooodwin ?.?as ploughing
along with a twenty-yard lead on Zim?
noch, and the others trailed at inter?
val?, each in the wake of a piloting
1 rowbont.
Hennen was guided very poorly on
this leg. His handlers carried him
half a mile or more out of his course,
and he thereby lost any chance he may
I have had of tiguring in the awards.
Goodivin turned the first mark in 32
minute?, more than one hundred ft rds
, ahead of Zimnoch, who led Kaufman
! by fifty. Tobias, Wiesing, Soss and
Hennen followed in order.
The second flag was readied by the
?peeding veteran in 12 minutes 46 sec?
ond?, and for a while he continued to
increase his advantage, while the gaps
between his rivals also grew wider.
' Rut presently he seemed to realize that
? he had the field nt his mere?, an<l he
? changed from the crawl stroke, which
he had been using with machine-like
action, to a ?slow t.-iidgeon.
Tin? gave Zimnoch his chance, and he
did not miss it. Foot by foot he cut'
down Goodwin's lead, and when the;
1 oldtimer swung around the third mark'
in 1 hour 29 minutes 12 1-6 seconds, his? |
youthlul opponent seemed to be closing]
in on him rapidly. The position of the I
others had not changed, except for the i
retirement of Tohms.
On the homes-.retch Goodwin's at- I
tention was called to Zimnoch's threat
i er.ing advance, and tho way he re?
sponded wn? good to soe. Apparently ;
unmindful of the choppy seas pounding .
him at every stroke, he began to force
the pace. Gradually he ?'rew away
airain, and without letting up for an
iastanl he thrashed on to the winning
post?, flashing past them nearly 300
..?rds in front of his young team mate,
v.ho heat Kaufman by about -li'O sards.
Kaufmnn used the trudgeon all the
v ny and Zimnoch the trudgeon crawl.
All the contestant?- linished in excellent
condition. So?s withdrew a quarter of
a mile from the line, when he saw he
had no chance to placo.
The race was one of the best man
aped lor r dist.?.nee championships ever
???en in the district, iind fall credit is
,!ne to Commodore? E. Tfinenbaum and
Alfred Hrown. of the Americas Life
saving Soci?-?y, who had charge of all
..rrangoments.
BTAUT IlM P. M.
! III] OoadWlB, N V. A. C MV??
John Zlmnoeh, N*. V A. ?'.
- Kaufman. A I. f. *. |*aS:??'??
John ?Vlealn? tki St, V K. C. A. . I
|.. v. l> Hannen, N V. A. C . :?J:C0
?H?.inv So:-?. Clt? A. i-.
?Zollan ToblM. A. I. B. ? .
?11.1 not nnlah.
Rafaraa FYedcrlch M, Rubien. Metropolitan
Amateur Athletic I'nta _
PACKERS GET ONLY ONE HIT
Anderson Wins for Buffalo, but I?
Robbed of Honor by Error.
Kansas City, Mo, Sept. It. Ander?
son allowed the home team only 'une
hit, Buffalo taking the ?econd game of
the series.
Not a Kansas City player reached
first base until the sevei'th, when Ken
worthy got on through Roacho's error.
Buffalo ?.cored in the opening inn?
ing, when DaltSB singled and came
home on Chase's hit for the circuit.
Neither pitcher issued a base on balls. :
F it.11 I !
Mai? . o s i ? ? ? s 1-1 T i
K?.-a. Cllj . 9?S00S?*S-?1I(
a irr.n tad lllalr. Johna-.n an.l ?
Brawa
Richmond County Country Club.
Two competition? wore down on the
schedule for the Richmond County
i ountiy Club ycterdav. Mrs. William
I. Seaman and William F. Van Chef
won the mixed foursomes, with a card of
.14 11 H.'t. Second piiza wi it to Mis?
M. A. taring an<l William I. Seaman
for their H'T 10 97. There also was
n brll swtspstskas, von by Herbert S.
Hradt, with 91 II ??? ft. C. Van
Clisf took second, wit? P? IT 41, and
Kmil de Planque third, with ! ** 14 H4. '
Women Who Clashed for Golf Title
.Mr?. Charles B. Vanderheck, of the Philadelphia Country Club.
Mrs* Vanderbeck Captures
Women's Title at Golf
I iiniiniird from pate I
looked a? if the PhilnHelphia golfer
would increase her lead by winning th?
ninth after her third shot made th'
preen, whereas the other's approach
had fallen far short.
The Shirley Bark representativo,
however, pitched her fourth ?hot fairly
close and sinking the putt for a ? won
the hole when Mrs. Vanderbeck re?
quired I putts. The Ka?tern champion,
therefore, turned for home only 1 up,
having mede the outward nine in 45 to
the otht-r's 4(5.
The tenth hole i? a quarter of a mile
long and Mr*. Vanderbeck won it,
thanks to a fine iron shot that landed
her ball ?o clo?e to the pin that she
had a putt for a 4. She missed, hut the
I was enough, a? her opponent fell
short on the approach. Mr?. Gavin
pulled her third ?hot behind a cop
bunker going to the fourteenth, but as ;
her opponent fell green ?hy on her,
third, Mrs. Vanderbeck got a rather
lucky half in r>. The card for the six?
teen holes played follows:
Mr. V?:.:-rh-.-.. out. .'. I ?I ? 4 ?I 5 I I ?'.
Mr?. Vai...-rt- ... la . ! ?. ' i * ? |
Ml? ..?? ?'.: . I Itllllll !?
Mr? (;??' n . t r, * i * * ?
As Frank L. E. Woodward, pressent
of the l.'t.ited State? Golf Association, i
was indi.Jpo*ed, John Re?d, jr., a mem?
ber of the executive committee, pre?
sented the prize?. He compl'.mented i
both winner and runner-up on their
plucky golf. Mrs. Vanderbeck ex-,
presred Tier delight at being able to
take the cup back to Philadelphia after
it.* ab*ence of ?o many year?. She like- I
wise ,idded that she "could hardly r, al?
iz? that she ha.l been the fortunate ,
one."
Mr?. Gavin smilingly thanked all for
their consideration, declaring that al?
though far from familiar ?cene?, the.
treatment accorded was ?o h?arty that'
it was like playing at home.
3Q??ADR0N A FOUR WIXS
Long Handicap Too Much for Pipir.j
Hock to Overcome.
A handicap or six proal? enabled thf
Squadron A polo four to defeat the
? Piping Hock Wanderers hy a score of
5*4 to 6, and win the Squadron A cups,
:n the final round of the tournament, at
Van Cou!*tla,nd Park, yesterday after?
noon. The match was a lively one, with
the P'pinj* Rock team on the offensive
most of the mite.
Kast, of the Wanderers, was the
star of the match, and did most of
the scoring, with five goals to his
credit.
?QUADRON A. ri.'IN't, nOCS: WAN'.
To* H'p. iv- DBRKRI H p.
1. f K. J ihr ?on.. .. 0 1 .'obnO'Do). 1
2. ti. k OlMer .... : . H aal . h
2 H K. II?!?. 1 |. H K-viin.. 0
t.. A II. BekHtCO fr 1 I H. II Karl*. 3
Total. i Total. I
>; ,- ? ira? bj S.iuu.l-.>n A l. allowed by
handicap, I; lo?t i? peaalty. 1*4. net -
a%. t.
I.y lmn.il. H'... i: . .?t rv 1
I i i.. Iron A: Individual mal '?' B, Boul
ten, Penaltlet?Ollder, *?. J F. Johad
H I Holt. >?. l'iplnt Ko-'k Wanderei? m
illvMual r?n?l(i-F.a?t. 5; CtVmt
? I m. Earl? 1 Rarer*?? E ?ret? Oawford.
Plajred Klc?t P?-mliite ?>***??????
*
Soccer Season
to Begin To-day
Soccer football player-' will inaugu?
rate their ?eason, in spite of the B ?I
weather, with an interleague
to be played this afternoon a. 3:3?)
o'clock at the Federal League Grounds
in Harrison, N'. J., between the Waal
Hudsons, champion? of the N.-.
Football League, and the Con tin?
of New York, champions of th? Now
York Sta'e League. Buck ' i
Jimmy Hayes, Puxty and Rolmtloy
will be among the Intcreyting figur-M
In the lir.e-up of the ?"ontir.
Full Summary of Women's Golf
Championship Tournament at Chicago
tfi-ttn.
190?Mr?.
10?? Mr.
101 ?Mr?.
-K_Mr?.
ICI ? Mr?.
?a?Mita
I n-Mrt.
Si?Mr?.
?1? ?Ml?
?V- Ml.?
100? Mr?.
loi?Mill
101 ?Mrs.
M?Mill
191 ?Mitt
101? M lit
?7?Mitt
?I ?Mill
t?l ? Met.
OS?Mlu
17? MUl
SS? Mr?.
?a?Mi.?
???Mr?.
?i"
Sal?Mr?
10*? Mi??
101 ?Mill
104-Mtl.
W. A. Catlf
Skirl?? Part. E??la?d
? rr-jtrry G It art??
Cil I F. Ft?. H. ttaamt Vallt?
Matai? Parlai. CM.if
Hurt, eilbbuffh
w.-t Jarltaa Part
J. V.
L. W ^^^^^^^
Mrt.tr AH.a 0*kl?y.
A. A. Hta-ilni. ?Vh.ataa
LUI.a? B. H>d- Scjth Sh?r?>
A. IKffllM, PnMmant
Ranald S. Bari?*. Mrrla?
Marian H.lliat Wnlbfttk
Caralln? Pali-trr. MldtvtMaa
Staalry Wldary. B.-.irly
Iraaatln. P??rea. Fla?????r
N. Kuaitadttr. lihmttt
M?ri?rl? (?ward?. Mm.t-ilan
Franc?. H*d?tld. Mii.au??-?
Elalnr R-t.-tnal. Ra.ltwr
Ithei Cbttatti, Kltfiaaukr*
aja-aj Stlrllr?. Atlaata
H. 0. Haa.maad. Indlaaaaalli
Laurl? Kaliar Flatasaar
Crac? a?rrpl? SI. I?ul?
C. H. Vandrb.l. P- lladr Ian I? Crtrkrt
llraaar Ckandlir. Hu?tl?(d?? Vallt?
>?i.l?n Cal??.m lattratat
l.aal? J.a ? Sl.ut City .
t. L Brit.Id. Pi.r . _
lia?.I Bridta. Wratmarrlaad
tiuabtt All.?. Rax? laissa
Mar|?rt? L. Dadd Clnilnaatl
Mr?. Gatl?.
5?3
Mrv F.l
*-J . j
Mr?. - ??:
Mr?. 6a?l?.
i-1
Mlu Alias.
II .
Mlu H yd a
7-?
Mr?. ...
I ?? .
Mita Pala?.r.
???
Mlu ?--...
7?S
MlM I <-.???
S?1
Ml?? RM?nt?*l.
7?4.
Mi*? tvttnitx.
i HI).
Mill ?.-.
I?I
Mr?. VaadaftHKl?.
7?4
Mr?. CaMaaai.
I ??
"a?4
MlM All.?
I ??
?'
Mrs. Carl?.
Mr?. t?'?
1?1..
MlM ??-.--?
*??4
M'm Edarar-dt.
IS
L ?... ??.
a??
Sttrtl??.
.1
Mr?. Vani
I (.:/
Mr?. VaadwttMk.
Mn. Vaadarfaark.
Mr?. '-- ' '
I a?
Mrs. W. A. Gavin, of Shirley Park,
England.
FOX HILLS GOLF
TITLE AT STAKE
A. F. Kammer Leads Field
in First Half of Seventy
Two-Hole Round.
Chief among the various fixtures at
the Fox Hills Golf Club yesterday was
th? Brat half of the seventy-two hole
ir: .I'?! play competition for the club
' ch-impion*ship.
August F. Kammer, the Staten Island
champion, led the .ivld with round? of
nd 75, for a total o? UT, S. M.
White, with a card of M M <>9, not
only won the ettrnteen-hole medal play
handicap, but also led the field in the
qualifying round for the President's
1 Cup. offered by Joseph J. O'Donohue. jr.
Ties resulting from the competitions
i on Labor Day alto were settled, and
Kammer beat John W. McM?namy for
th? Ralph Trier 'ropnv. McMenamy
had consolation, however, in beating
Georg? K. Armstrong in the play-otT for
I. X. Giidea tup.
In settling ?he tie for the best ball
? foursomes prise, J. A. Kaaaan and E.
M. Ken ding beat J. M. Fleming and
Armttrong.
? l.l II I IIAMHIilN-illll?
1.? K.I M IW Tetal
a r rmiii. "i ? un
?. w ro?* . ?i ;* Ml
U BO) lianihlll. TS 14 1?.
T I. . Ii.'ii, ? . ?. ?1 Ifl
J W \l M i.aray. M ? 1?
.. I . II Si- I?
?V V\ Vu Iaan. ?J s* IT?
II K. Man lj*i H ?8 1T4
iKKSIDKNT M CIP.
??ro.? Hrap. N-ft.
-i M White . 94 :.?? *9
\? It... Harnhllt . T? 8 N
I. (?rah? . 84 13 t3
I It [?er?-.??] . 91 IT Tl
M i (Iraraatoat. 104 it T3
R R Uamlnk. si 10 I?
4 ? Dal* . II 4 ir
w a ;i aaitti . ?4 ?I T?
K. !i W., ,..?' ury. 94 20 I?
. J l? !i4 15 T?
? I. W M.?.. namy. M ?) ?
I. il s??? ..: ,t. ??? ? M
r . I?i ;'. 4D
V H s,.?,. 93 U ??
s r .... .... 107 H ?o
i. . u rieithm. ?? 1? 4i
W. II. K . K.a .7 ?1
IM ;-3 i:
I . : im . ?T . I? ?1
... ?3 11 t2
M * la ,..., '.') ? ta
J l> lu-, ,ill ,......, :?? M ?i
h?l|.|l Triar. Iff JS 11
'?'? I. tto?Vi . [M 51 ?1
I' I? m Partas . Ill II ?1
?. Artaatroftf. 101 II II
'? 1? ar.l . 10? .J 44
.4 I. William . 102 1? ?I
l>i K. A k--Tl|.r . 10? 1? ??
-? . It I ?4
Tli ma? A M I. ai I. Ill 3? l.l
w r i .? ,. . lo? n
Mllv.ar.1 Pula .IS II ??
MoNTCLAIR GOLFERS BUSY
I'ierson Lead? Flrtt Division In the
(lass A Sweepstakes.
Nearly a hundred members of the
.Vontclair Golf (!ub comneted in a I
la thre? classes yesterday. ,
A. L. I'iirson, jr., wa? the winner in ?
the first division, with 80 * 74. There!
was a tie between W. ?V, Hubbwrd ?nd
John Reit, .ach with 10 1? 72. T.
?he list in the third
fight with 93 24 39.
t UM A
Groa?. H'.-*p. Nat
' I. I'lTvin. jr . ?a ? ?4
J I! K-. ? If ti
a i? a ?: 1 ;..
.m ? n
.?.?
? :?
II. ?; f , -i. ?.', t T?
i v, m. . .?T i? -;
. 14
. ?t it ?i
?. Jr. IT ? ti
l.r ; s Hr. -i . Il U ai
H M Robl-M-aa.s ?J 1? Il
E. K Mil In . Il 11 11
V? 1. i a.?.-?'!.Il 1? ?2
I I. U?JU**lk?l .N 1? M
I <? D.
>. ? II: url .M n ri
.M I* TJ
i t iiaii .il i?, ;j
U Il laOfllM .?T U H
If 1. ??*I1*0 . ?0 13 TJ
t i Kahn .t? it n
R I' M.r-Hir .?2 IS TT
J U . ?1 1? Tl
.' ?> . ?'. Il ?1
II B Un . . ?T I? tl
u il ? . 1M M ?4
? I i:- .HUM
1 E (Ml? .?W 1? k?
Y S Klilai? ?S 11 l?
im c.
T S?ra . 13 *? ?j?
M i Mil -r . ?1 ?t .
? rt i . ,. lia |r. -'? T?
Mark Aa.lira,a . *?'
J ? V .!.??-*???
T A H. m'-?-? . .Hl ? ?1
UPSETS GALORE
IN COLLEGE
GOLF TOURNEY
Good Players Are Bowled
Over in Fixture at
Greenwich.
DYER AM) M M?GE
.AMONG THE VICT?
Bai h Beat! Badluui on i.v
Creen, il.cn BOWS to Mar.
shall, of Williams.
Good go!-"
the course of h
round? of match
!o~iat<? rhi-np.onship tour
the Greenwich Country <!uL
The compatit :'>i wai
a .??mi-ffnal roun .
P. P.. Bloaaaa and Ls i
Yalo; John Marshall, jr.. of Williai .
aa .1 ?Iran* \
Th??y will mi
th?? th . , ? ??mi Snsl round to?
rn o rro*.
The first ?jrpri??- was the elinrna
tion of Franklin ft. Over, a Baa ?
ber of the P. :;r..-ylvnnia team
holder of tho Pi*? . ?t?te ama?
teur ch.-impior.?hip. Although Djn |
bandaged up hacaass of a Inn?" Back,
hi.? ?efsat wa.? not aaosad tnrou/h h -
ditfor? nt golf, for ha I . i
close to 75. Bis conqueror, Cssrga i.
Lawyer, of Princeton, wa? in one of
those ondentabla moods and won
up ?nd i* to play.
The lick of ?re draw h
?- I>. Clsie. t 01 rsn, of 1
and l>?td!ey H Miidte. of is
it will bo recalled. Is ehatap
neiote, and won the BMtlsl In the
qualifying roumi of 'he lacsat
a.-nat?-ur oh:.ir.pior. h p. It ?
tho sloasst ? ? - i on escorts, ..- 1
Millie h.-?d to /to to '.he nineteenth
to win.
At no time wr?< either asas more than
?na hole un. Ir: fue?, the.
out :n .IS. arith -cry hoio hnlw *
is hard!) I.kclv that thi? hsi
in man;, a y-.-ar. 1 ha
the not' ??x hole?, hut found theni
s?.lre.<. .ill even pluving th" xiventh.
Three halved li?le? left them all sajaSIS
at the laiaha each gsiap around in 7T,
.-.ml a rr.f'cd rutt aa tha ? lastseath
cost Corkran tho mat?-h.
De Witt Ualch. of Yale, tho WsttSt-Sj
junior champion, was forced to tha
twrntv- third j/reen i y ft. t. I'. Iham,
a college chum. Badnim ra?? d<- ?
long putt on the hole green to ?uuara
tee mcteh, ami although r.o nl
the five extra hole? was raffed enough,
Halch ?a? abi-.* ts settle the argument
with a 4 on the fifth.
The last remaininic Weitern player,
John M. oimpson, of lUmoi?. '?*? i ?? i
intercollegiate ehnmpion, fell th-a
the superlative golf of S. Davidson Her?
r?n, of Princeton. The margin wa? 7
and <?>. The speed of Herr?n m
imagined when it is said that or.i
mistake was made during the I
round. That aas the misjinu of a t
putt on the fifth green.
Herr?n, however, had shot his n*M , ?
for he was unable to do any)
against Peacock. Herron'? golf in the
afternoon ?howed that :lve suec
day?, of thirty-six holes is enough to
tire anybody, even ?uch a Brail hu-.it
chap as he Is, Herr?n wan plainly
tired, and that ?tetsssssjt miel.' ho
m?de for every other collegian. Pea?
cock won by 4 and 3.
Marshall had no trouble in eliminat?
ing Balch, 5 and 3. Mudge !ookc?l as if
ho night get away with Bredin, for th?
Minnesota champion was one up at the
turn, but the Yale man took a brace in
the latter part of the match and va i
by two up. Like Herron, Lawyer's goif
in the afternoon wa? quite the reverso
of hi? morning performance, so that
th? Princeton man fell an easy victim
to Blo??om.
The summary follows:
I'htnipl.Ki?:.'.!/ <ll?i?ton 'Sr?t rminrt) F It IV. *?
MB, V.il?. brat il J- Z HI ???'.? ? .p a.-1
I to pljv, tienrye I l???"r 1 ? ;
Krai.kiln \V I'stt. I'*ntia- ... la. S up a' : .
plai. La.'ila L. Brr.llt.. tala, 'a- I? ? I .
far.an. Ilarra.-l. ' nv ar, '. ? to [Ha]
Ma ?aa V?l?. t?at I? i ;?rk '?nrkur. Prbteataa, l
up I|J holeal. 1>? ?Vit? 11?;.!.. ?a>. ttasl W T.
Ila?:hain. Tt.f 1 tu 1*21 h '? I D ?'?
?t., wiiiiama. ??.?t Ma H- xx lt. CortaeU, 1 upi
S Part'l-oi, ?tetara, l'Hiiotf.i.. ?a I
t. T up and i int 4,
I'??.-.. k. l'rl-i.I. 1?mI W, A. LeWlta l'.i-.rtl.?!.
i np an.? 1 1
- rour.l- Hl.aaom '??' La-ar?** ? u? an?l S
lo piar. Bo-?11n ti?at Muda,*?. 7? up. Marah.? ?
Ha.' h. ', up a 1 t to p!?>. P?a.o.-k bsal 1
I up and 3 H plat
WILD WINS CUP
ON RUISON LINKS
Defeats Knox Easily in
Final Round of Invita?
tion Golf Tourney.
Edwin M. Wild, of Cranford. arr.?.-J
the chief cup in the invitation tourna?
ment at the Rumson Countr- I
terday, defeating I. C. Knox, of th-?
homo organization, by 4 tir? and 3 t.?
play in the final match. Early in thu
day he took the measure of George T.
Brokaw, another home product, by a
5 and 4 margin.
Wild'* ta?,k wa? made all the easier
through tho eli-iination of Hegin
I^cwi.1, of Ridgefield. at the hands of
Knox. The youthful expert fr'.m Con?
necticut seemed to have lo*t hi? put?
ting touch entirely nnd Knox !..
trouble in finishing with a margin of
ip and 2 to play.
During this tournament Wild ha?
played four matohes and has last a
totnl of only ?even hole?. I
chief cup he has won in a
As if to muke hi* ashlsssasent sil th?
more eompli-te, r. tha m.-.ial
?.lay handicap run off in coajanetioa
i Its the last As) af ?lay. H >?. ? I
tho gro?? prize for him. Tl ? '
v.ent to John I", ShaaUr, jr., of Deal,
for hi? card of 80 I
The summary fo'low?:
rir>l Salean, ???ml fltiil r>un?l ?.l>iln II av, ^
Cran? r l, h?v "?? -ar T II- >?a. K ? ?-.. *> up
and 4 '" p ?, 1 ki. -a. Il'.uuoii. U-at, ?UalbUawl
M l+* ?
rtaal : ? \ ?. a .?. ? up and ? f-slv.
I? ,-.? r ,-? ?. .- ... ?anal fi.al r?,un I S.
H Janll.? -. II.: a 7 ; a ? ?I J ^ ??
l???l 1 u; . V. II .- ''?I A. T.
Dwl?ht. Hui?*?i. 2 U(. an.I 1 i" pl?r
I.pal round Jaiulr-oo beat aVii'e?. I up and I
Kr.-??^ ?lataM. ?aaal-anal h??J".l?K. H r !.a-1
.>.,?.? ?tr?? !--?< A V J???"..".. ?apr-ii? l^k?. I
ip an.I I M Play. B .? .
I II Mr.Hh. f?.al. ? up anl ?
I .nal roun.l I'raslaaa k*?l Lard I
|i*alel. alaltf. ?*.*t-l ll????S. ?rsd
Kr .1 ??frkln I " f Lak?. ?>??l H ? ? i.
a Hal. i ? UP ?f..l I I 1 - ? il VAuli:R-r,
IVal br?l W K If.- h??.!> l>? ? 1 VI*
Irlnal rosiii.1 -Orkln l?*a( IVi.lrt?r. 1 rao t
, ,r i ilj'.ani. ?rail Snsl r-?ij..l
M.>rrl? r??ui.',. i-?i II 11 J-i?-? i .
and 1 t.. I U. XV T I .4.
xv ?VaaaS '.ati.itiaJ. *, u|. ? .
: ? ka
Ida?
? . 'h'.rd ?lat?"i ?-rra? flnal r
Y I'?::.???.. *
>
bakl J. Smla?ton, Kutn.?.? 3 up a
?tSsl l.<u.. . t atUlaaMl in?, ati,?.... , ?w ?jC
? m? Pi?! .