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The Amateur Germ Has Now Entered the
Official Bodies of Lawn Tennis and Golf
Comment on Sports
- By HERBERT -
HARRY N HEMP8TBAD may Ball the (Jint-ts. Ho himself has sai?!
that there is n price on th?> club, but it .-?corns unfair to question
his frank stAtemcrt that he has not been c?>n??idoriiip a transfer
of the stock. \Yhen the late .loht?. T. Bruah ?lie?! Mr. Hempstend, a? the
busbar.d of 0IM of his dauphtor*. came on from Indianapolis, where be
lias a busirc-s of his own, and took over the ?iir.vtion of the Nt?w York
l luh of the National l.eapuo. Since then, in my opinion, he has playo?,
the jrame fairly, with every e-OMideration f??r tlie fans and f?>r newspaper
men. who. ?taaped in UM depth? of what ?iBJaaUllia? amounts t.? journal
?Me frenr\. are forcotl oi necessity to put twa and 'wo tog-Cider to make
the well known four, and ertentime-? a food story, l-ider the circum
t-'ances. then, it ircmi" as if tlie outapokatl arord of Mr. Hempstend should
)?ave boon accepted arHhoui quibble or quaation
Some Sad Experience
BY SAD e\per r.-c.? I | ?.>;.'.'. srriteri have learned tfl pas? lightly over
Um v* f many men in the proa* national -fame. Not -><>
lonp apo .lehn K. lYner, preaklenl of the National l?eag*ue. ?applied
e*i objee! ??- ' respec, in an effort to throw off the f?i;ent ?>i t'no
'hen approach;- g peace ] Ct with tire led* a (.c<?r?-i of men w'no, plodded
and urged to ' I ai story," were pla* kng the pari of Sherlock Holme?
Hr.? playing * well. Barney Dreyfus excuse? Praaident Tener by laying
'hat ho ?ara? nol thor !: ail the p'ar..-?. This is dammnp
h mar v. it h faini praise, as 1 i pu lidanl of 1 a lengua, abo?? a", other?,
should have known every Hi l ?ven apart from this, the
ate Governoi ?' Pennsylvania i >uld be exc ted foi trying to hold a
iftvo-- - ? time as rightfully it ?could be made public. Abad,
enc?, In :. -r .... ?rrong n lion wa? create?.' largely becauae of Ins"
manner ci d? - * 'hon -.tirkinp 1" ? itofj which ?vas written in bold
iotter?? that .. . ? ecause of thi*. President Tener lost to a
'a*--;e extei ' ' ence of men who, in their way. do much for the
rair. n ieh that is spoken
IB br.???':.
\\ here the Shoe Pimheci.
OVi ??- . bal Mr. Hempstead found it hard
to make everybod; rcent effort bail
to buy th? Giant? I? wa? known that Harry F. Sinclair want?
?ho o , and it wa tural to surmise *!iat .lim Gaffney, folloarini
?sie of the Brav? - ?? I casi i'- his loi with Mr. Sinclair in the purchase.
"dr. Sinclair, too, is the type of man who, ai a ru e, gets what he want?
whan hi wants it, but for mj par! I have absolute confidence thai Mr.
Ilampstead I tid ?*hen ' a I Let this assurance
l. -giver ?? ? ese pe? tion. The fans of New York have
appreciated tl ?-T - of Mr. Hempstead, and are far more concerned
' irr* Doyle may bat next summer, or what .Toff Tesreau will
I pitching than ever the sale of the club.
m hich I to belie? in pood hands.
I awn reniais and the ?Amateur.
J( > r . ' -? ? national 1 awn T m i? As? cial on
will | rcing 1 11 as the letter of the present
a-> ral ' termination of Maui:'--- E.
McLougl nd Thomas E. 1 ible? champion? in 1914,
to go into the ems, a much m
nu?-- li a meneur? ? e capitalizing their lawn tennis
fan ? ? 'ion; in a measure, they ere --
inp the amateui . but unless tlie present rule or e!au-e
in Um rule - - this kind i? strengthen."! and amended, it
do? i nol ? ? ' 'riot accountability.
? h'* I ligh Ideal.
BoR WRENN, who will soon I re ai presiden! of the national asso
A.ior-, who will Micceed him, are men of hiph
If I ass "f lawn tennis players would I
theii ? ' could be framed which won ? : eel to
..? run would make for the
aat inl ' ' recentl; approved ..' a
.-i?. * g es of th? fading ?? governing bodio? was
; ? - -.snociation, McL-oughlin, B
; nd otl ers place then eyond 1
c grav? tion, however, if I igh more oi less d as! c,
(o?i<? c;,i. bi adopt? ... y be; il would clear the
atmosph? ? i
fea R-eason for Action.
Hi
\W I t hybrid who hides under th< cloak ?>f an bi
?* There are cases, howe*
the end? i ? I the better. 1 nfo
. liscriminai ween the man a ho ,
pose?] me, s the man who accept? employ
met ' ? no tl "ht of so doing. It would be
bard ? . -. Whitney, arith Wi .?? ?l Ditaon, and 1 . B.
Al? . ? I true amateur- so far BS playing the
game i Alexander wa? one of the firsi t<? aiwourage growing
bo] ' tournam? ever been a hard worker and a
strong p] rtet of Uie game. It would be har.i to convince n.?> that
Mel.iijpiil.ii and Bundy would nol be jus! a- good amateurs, n far as
plnyi g . ?cerned, in the sporting goodi ? as out of it, and yet
the constanl ratUing of bones and Ui.nstanl emphasia placed on the
Question i ni. which would better be healed.
fne Marvel of Swimming.
?a -arr j \ mer smashed the world's rec
V\/ tied a new mark for 150 yards in (he New York Ath
? " ? M< nday, ?I wai my privilege i<? look on. Hit
? ? . . through ' when pressed to extreme ef
Mi- . peed ? '?'. ? ed me even
mor?. the modesty of this clean-cut mi So pi
.'?.... rm that p* ?? e? ppreciated <
way so easily from two other men ??'?hi? rank
??.t.- the trip. In covei i 4 5 1 <? established a standard
- ? I ? made one turn a hich cost
- i?.
1 he Extreme Te.-..
?' ? - ? ? aft e excepl ional p? i forn a ce he
I in the le rds h? ist i ?lied Ins body and plugged in
*.\ ?tli hi * that he had ed I n if his power
m that last 25 yard? he
? .e fractioi econd the rhythm of h
t i so much .:??;" i d !!?? said ... o tl ai the i I
hi - ? he had ever -warn, and jret h? came
I ait-k two 'la-. ? I ed i"1 yards ... winning *he metropolitan
: a thin two-fifth? oi a second of the world's record. If
Kahanamoku evei meet, what a race il wil be.
NUi ?ted States Golf A social azed tlie way in
the capitalization of athletic
-.'?!"? ports govei ai to folli w. That
two or 11.r. - weeks ago <>n '.bis question i- bearing fruit
Gustavus !. Kirby, ??'??? >?? pired it, has eason to feel encouraged.
f-?cxii ri h Round of Golf
Pool Tourney on To-day
If pool
'? i T ? .?? ,1, Wl!l
I . -
games ai follows! Ta?!
and i; Dick?
ian and
I .. ?
...
played I the maie e*
I .. r M erees and Samoa t?. . *...
? .? As tkese two i
"t'urd ke led msjs" ..?' i... touraey the
?ontea?. |, |bauag mach laur?at
*a?non_{ t,h-* tcril**...
F. M. Wilson Stars
at Larchmont Shoot
? sn wl i took pai I ? ?
?.?t of the Larehmonl 1 eh1
? ????'.. i ? k M. Wilson
? h the ta .. ? .?.hy and h?
the a ' be liiv'l. ban
pi e for the 1 I. G saei n trophy,
for which ihoot ng begsn on November
the prise
n weeki I an.
- , ? . . - | . m : T
? \\ .i-??! . 96; i ll
Ward '?<". R W. Hi di reo M '?? ?
i,.Tn offen d foi Ihi all
-?en .-./<? balance of the season
ta ? i tOrOm,
SUMMER BALL
PROBLEM FOILS
LC. A. A. A. A. MEN
Amendment Proposed by
Committees, but Question
Is Far from Settled.
W hei the lntercolleglB'?? Aarocintiun
of Asaetear Athletes of SaMrias masts
here on Mureh 4 It will he a.?k...l te
adopt three smsadsasats to its eoneti
* ??? u?n and bylswe The text of the?.?
amendments was aaaouneed yesterday
l?y the executive ami advieosr cemrail
tee?, whir). ror.\cui-11 bi the Waldorf to
die? us> and fet mu?ate thee*
Ihe troubleaome summer baseball
problem i? far from heiriii *ol\..l by
the proposed smendmenta. In fact, ft
i? left jut shout where It ass before
the amateur agitation begaa. If the
new rule ?.? adopted SI g ?en Sttl > I '
torda) ? iiinn ?..ill he prohibited from
[?la., ing on ? teen on here an
.??.hi r? \?h.? receive Anancial I efts,
. - he nial obtains the written eon
Bru. of the faculty authority of the
If he can gel
thii consent he can a:" skesd without
... sammei
rhia will mess thst tk? s eo I? ges
prol - immei ball ? I ?rith
hol.l f.irh consent und those which sp
prove of cummer hall will give it.
Capita] ation of sthletii u ?
: b) one "i th?
, . ? . ... ? ??".
ered pret( I ? ? oughl) Ki
the new rrirni'.'
. " r.hj era 1
ithleti
prepared thi man who - . ? I ?
(il..! Bl
? i ii ra1.
Reinstatement of transgr?
!.. easier thai I f thi
emendiw ni - ai ?? adopt? d
hare <
?ray to reg their ai
??? ? ? , present code <
ion.
?????? the
"An amateui
"By participation in miv pul
l ? ' ' ' ? ? .4 l'l'l.ll
und n?'! tnerel) ?
re pi
to ? ompete h- an amateur in Ihi
...
:? -.. ng obi
precei 1er ' specia
Iron * . . governing
competition or exhil !
the genei
?port for v . ractei
or exhibit!. I tak. place.
?? in',',* eon
pel .,,.,.,?'
?
nr ?ho ii
pay or linar.. ..
? .
a? a < ? ?
g t o t
?
01 ;.t th??
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Mg, ,
petit ? ?
' team agaii
teui
nents a i
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e tine o?
ries '?f
both us to thi
f would ?? ' I? ? rally
.
FOUR NOW LEFT
IN SQUASH TILT
Yale Club Represented by
Two Players in Round
Before Semi-Final.
players r? I the r?
the ci
B
ester?)
H < .
I jjrn. Two of tl
.? . the Harvard
,1 one
man.
Pial .!. T. T? ri
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Harvard rl ib
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1 the Prineet
B1 ? ' ? ? .
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OVERCAST SKY MARS
DAY FOR SHOOTERS
j. N. McLot-gtilta Hi'.'Ii Scratch
Man at Now Rochelle.
l ' nder ad? i
?
ici I the trapa o? Roch?
? i lub yeat?
show theii r ei form, hut .
..p tome excellei ;
i. ? iraed
J. x. SIcLe ? ? pre
th i
breaka ta cred
!?!.. ? n th? ? . ? me trophy
.. ? ? ? eg for the i
i tk a '.' i aad tk? ?
_'? breaks
Stuart Scott ired the 1
off a tii
I V. P. Krau
? he winnei
event aftei
i With I on hi?
;.. B, R Stoddar I s tl eg for th?
l'eorge B 4'uri
v a? r i.e high 4 iti. ..
tav'.al O? ft. on a haiiUiva-; u\ 21.
When a Feller Needs a Friend - ?> br.ggs
HOCKET TITLE MAY
YET BE CPESCENT':;
" oners Not Oui ? I R ick
Despite 1 wo Di feats
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la
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BURNS HAS A FIELD
DAY AT THE TRAPS
Captures Lion's Share of Prizes
.it Iravi rs Island Shoot.
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of the I
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COLLEGE TF-Va SETS
HIGH SHOOTING MASK
VVai "ton, . .
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**A ^ r? ? e n ? o a e> ^-^ ?T
JkT WH'^Tfc LABEL ^^
EXPECT NO WAR
IN GOLF WORLD
Spei ?al Train O?'er Doe?.
Not Worry Members oi
Western Association.
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the annual
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itiys properly
i.*!*fied bv the
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MANY MILLIONS
BACK OF CUBS
Armour, VVri-*lcy and a Banker
Partners of Wee fin?an.
? huaico, .Ihm. If, Th<? n?m"? el
Weegkman'a pur.ner-? in the samership
uf tiip ("himifo Katlaaal Lsegas team
ram? M imprennive nOWS to CkicagO
follower" of the k?""" to-day.
The new swears ar<? mul*imi!lion
nirPH .1. fiii'lpn Armour, preaideat af
Armour <*"? I <>, the pnr<*r?.; William
Wriglejf, jr.. a vi?|p|y known mm IS
faetarer, and "one of Ckocage's big
ft it beakers."
I i (.'ii. lui* eat tfcese name?? n' ii bei
auet ?ast ni?li?. Mr Weeghmas did sol
divulge th<- name of tke beaker, sad
Identified him only a? "aas af the
biggest
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ST. NICKS VICTORS
AGAIN IN JERSEY
Defeat Short Mills Seven by
.Margin of Two Points.
ii. r. ^r-ai.ti .r> r - Tri ?.? ?
- Mill-.. \. .1 . Jan. 1* For ?he
i time in t.la) , tk? Il
. '. tai ? ifternoen
?.I a Jersey levea, the Bl irl H Ils Club
Irinif hea?pn by a Hi-ore of 0 to t The
? , ? inn ? playsra had \ar..! il i
? ? .? So .'h < ?r-a'.t-' !? laid ?Clab ? ? ?'
?he visitors won te ..????? ? K?n-e d*
? ? ? i." Hobej Baker end
othsr *-t-ar players. Fr??d Tar?
rell, al revei fes tl i Bl ?leki ? -
?H(. indivtdaal <*tar. ?? ? .: for
tl r?*<> i
< '.x and Unman, former Tall
?' ? . r t Hills.
The lin??-up foil?
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F. Masterson Runs
to Oldtime Form
'. ' \ - "? '.i-.in. of tie Sew Vork
Athletic Club, showed h i old form
g the -aePKlv three-and s
rr..!r r ;n of -? Unselat's "athletic
over i'" Bronx i-m'j,?. ;?'??'? rday.
. now unattached, pu*
up a hard light from the -tar- \ v .?
.*>??.| v ard? from the fii ? M asi --
? one of fs? ?r te ??prm*?.
caught '-?'???. rst? na ?
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esterd ? ?
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lll of them ti?
f 25 in l
- i off B. D 1
proved the ?
REALFF BEATS
BIG FIELD IN
PENNANT RUN
Dead Meat in Walking
Race, One of Club's
Three Contests.
Mare th? . aes-ajj in
srraaged h. -,
Peaaani AI -, Pinlt
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half Bill? f.-.r-?-. ahUI *?*?? win*),
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Rrat thta? sa la As
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