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Followers o
N. F. Torrance
Retains Laurels
At Squash Play
Cresceiit Title Holder Wins
From Sterling in the
Fiual lloumi of Match
By A. C. Cavagnaro
an !'? Torrance, the playing
i lampion, succcssfully de
fended h title a iquash tennis cham
rion of tho Crescent Athletic in tho
gnal round match against Mortimer M. ,
on the courts of the Brooklyn ;
lay. The champion waa .
ed to play four hard games bc
eliminated his determined op
by a score of 15? 12, 13 LS,
6, 18- 14.
The rcsult would have perhapa been
different had not Sterling, due un- , >
doubtedly to lack of practice, leaped
into frequcnt spella of erratic driving. |<
a- timea during the match he showed :!
, steadiness c: play that was pretty !
to watch. However. in his eagerneaa ,
to "kill" the ball he invariably
imashed it out of court. and these
errors are what greatly h.elped Tor- <
rance to his victory.
Torrance's driving was accurate and
for the greater part of the match he
pressed the issue. He frequently
tricked his rival out of position on i.
exceptionally low returna to the back
wall and a deceptive 'cross court
shots. Long rallies featured the match
and" Sterling was the more successful
in gathering tho aces in clusters.
Sterling heid his own with Torrance
in the first game until towards tho
end, when ho literally threw his
char.ces away by repeutedly driving
the ball out of court. In the second
game, Sterling'a difficult service trou- '
hled his adversary, nnd with the play- |
ing of only three hands he had as
lumed an advantago of 8 to 3. Ster?
ling aucceeded in retaining thia lead to
U-5 and then to 13-11, when Torrence
evened matters at 13-all. However,
Torrance never got a chance at ser?
vice in this game, for Sterling, rally
ing to his best playing, counted the
necessary five aces in one hand.
The third game ended in quick fash
lon, when Sterling aided his rival in
collecting his points through inac
curate driving of tho hall. Torrance
slererly resorted to u change of pace
that found the ball dying in the back
wall cornera when Sterling fooliahly
iwaited a rebound off tho backwall.
Sterling put off his defeat in tho
fourth game by rallying atrongly after
Torrance had assumed a lead of 11 to
g, In thi? game Sterling began mat
h ri i.v colh ?? aces on boauti
fut placcment shota. Torran.ee irarae
.;',,; a chnngO Of pace to
i ce tVO hand-'.. Ster
linjj then hrncod to count flve aces
?n.| with two ace ai t the game at 13
ill, The exl r? ftve point laauo wua
?, bul Sterling again
.,isted i i tncoa by hia eag^rnoaa to
K nm pointa on '
pi int i iblo I'ollowi ?
. r <i \ m ta
M \t Sterltng 9 t 0 0 3 10 13 0 3 1 12 j
- .i 1 I I, 1 0 il 4 I 0 0 * ? ' -.
? ?n opponent 'a outs, 0 . ?
?>rvi.->. . placcmonts, 7: mtssoa, 3 To
ut, !?. Torrati On opponent's outs, !i;
? late, -t. Tu
SECOND GAME
rorrini e - . I201M101 1311 1 1 )3
1 0 ') 0 0 t 0 0 1 0 1 0 D I *
I ' irrance On opponent's outs, .t.
r.lsMs. :. placements, .".; tell-talo, !: ser
Tic?, 1. Total, 13. Sterling On opponent'a
?uta, I ?? ?;. 4: mlsses, 6; service,
:, tell lale, 8. Total. IS.
THIRD CAME
..... 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 2 0 1 0? fi
.or-ir. e..... 0 2 X 1 2 2 1 0 1 0 0 5?15
Aces ? ri:nff?On opponent'a outs, 0;
Blacemeats, i. mlsses, 1; tell-tale, 2. To
u\. i. J irrance On opponerv-'s ouia, 2.
plaeerr.enta tell tale, i, misses, l; ser
?lce. S Total. 15.
FOURTH GAMB
B. 23?. 21110210011
-1S
attrllng... 5 0 1 0 0 5 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 x?H
A. "3 -Torrance -On opponent'a outs, 1;
'i . tell ' j !". 2 ; ser
Tlct, 5 Total, IS Sterling- '):> opponfti t's
nata, 3 p i ents, 6; rnisses, -', service,
'. Il ll. 1 I.
VPITULATION
Torrao ,\r..< on outs, 13; placements,
J?; lel tale, m iscs, 19; service, 11.
?tarllng ' ? '. .s. l r.
Ull-taJ", 11; gervice, '.'. . ies, ftef
- ' Re 1.
Niles Now Kecoveririj;
Frpd"r:ck A. ~.':lc?, whe has bee^
?M ousl; ' I with pleuro-pneurnon ia,
*?3 reported yesterday as having
pa.s?H the crisis. The nurses att?nd
repoi that he is ort the road
U> recovery. Niles has held many
frominent positions in the local Met
Npolitan Aasociation and is at present
w+cU>t of athletica at the Macombs I
Athletic Club.
Brondrr Joins N. Y. A. C.
Georgc Bronder, present American
thampion and record holder with the
j*T?lin. haa joined the New York Ath
"'?'??-? Club, Rronderhaa held the javelin
?'???? ?ince ' ? 6, when he establ
? record of 190 feet 6Va inchea in
tarowing the long stick. He is also
?capabl* performer with the shot.
Havre <lr Crace Entries
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^??V?'. a?,w?P, ,iMlmrfl.
f Court Rally to Heigh
Gossip of the Golfers
The metropoiitan branch of the Pro?
fessional Golfers' Association held a
neeting yestcrday aftcrnoon at the
11 art inlquc and elect ed fou r mem
;? two : cars of the metropoiitan
ttee of len. Jack Mackio and
rack Hobons were reelected, and the
wo new member.-: choscn were Harry
/inal, the professional of the Tuxedo
lolf Club, and Jack Perie, professional
>f the Woodmere Country Club.
Harry Watson and I'm Doylo, of the i Although the Metropoiitan Golf \sso
OoH.and Country Club. who went ciation has not announced i selcetion
; of a course for the Leslcy Cup matcl
with Boston and Philadelphia, the En
| glewood Country Club has takcn time
i by tho forelock and has offei -
, uac of its course for the cvent.
pects to have a very activc season and
tho golf course, which is 6,400 yards
long, is being pul in ;' r: * cli condi
tion. The fairways have been top
drca 5cd :< nd about si cent bu ols of
; sced have been put in, while all of I he
putting grecns nnd the tces are in Lho
pink of condition. Many of the mom
i bers celebrated Good Friday by playing
' over tho course, with which they are
much pleased.
ver to Philadelphia last week to pla.
'?'" ri ai n mat< h v. ith Mr. Moore and
[- ('""" ??-. nrofessional of tho
Vronnnink Golf Club, met Walter
te ??..-, the club champion, and Con
vay instead, nnd beat them"by X up and
! ?" :: 'y- Doylc received no assist
ince from his partner, as he did tho
:ourse in 72, one stroke under the par
if tho course.
Charley Motherciso, professional of
be Links Club, made a record Ia 1
Sunday for the new course of the
fountakah Country Club, as he did the
:ourse in 73, one stroke over the par
Ihe new record is:
>ut .4 2 4
ii .?! 3 3
4 4
4 I
Joe Hogan has put up two nets at
/an Cortlandt Park for beginnera and
\as Frank Eaatman and Joe Scully for
nstructors.
Owing to tho amatcur championship
i of the Western Golf Association being
scheduled to be nlaved at the Sunset
Hill Golf Club. St. Louis, June 16-21,
Chick Evans, who won both the national
open and amatcur champi i h
1916, the last year they were held, will
not be able to defend his open title
this year at. Brac Burn June 9-11. In
, the first place he will not be able to
Icave his business for two weeks in
succession and travei from Chicago to
Boston and then to St. Louis before
; returning to Chicago. Hc expects.how
! ever, to defend his amatcur title at the
j Onkmont Country Club, Pittsbunrh
i August 18-23.
Walter Stoddard has }\m put in his
msiest winter at indoor teaching and
las gone back to his summcr job at
Mount Kiaco.
The Garden City Country Club
The Belleclaire Golf and Country
Club has decided to put in a hedge
fence. five feet high nnd from 1,000
feet to 1.200 feet long, on their prop
ert.y facing the main road. They are
also building three new tennis courta
and a clock putting green.
acin
Su
m manes
12(
HAVKE DE (JRACE, AFRIL 21. 1919.
?Appr.Dtloe ?Uow?n<s? olalmM. w?Mh.r otar; track last.
jotit.
pjmona.
Index. Horae] tfrt PP. 8t
Won (y . .._.Tl4 8 2"
? Panoplv .114 g 4
? Boundlnp Millow.114 4 6
106 Toucanet .114 6 >*
- Brjn Chlld ... .114 l 6
Pawnee n .114 11 lo
Hklttlus .114 9 3
Powdcr Flnsk, ..114 7 7
Optimlatlo .114 8
92
78
Harrlet .114 10
Locust Loavea..114 8
_%_JKT_Fjn. Jockoya,
14 14 1? Troxler
84 2'J2> Ambrose
3' 3? 3? Nolan
C1 4l 4? Kando
7* 6' 6? But well
8? 8l C? Pre'-ev
4' 64 74 Rlce
54 ?4 84 Stalker
10' 7j? 9i storHng
8410" 10? Corov
11 11 11 McAi.ee
_St_
9-20
" Pf"
~3-5
3-5
SU.
9-20
9-20
1
Mutuela pald?Wlinly. $2.90~ $8.20, $2.90 : Panoply, $3T26," $2".'o6"; BoundTn
Whltney entry?Wendy, Panoply. S, Roaa entry?Toucantt and
Jndex, Horee.
li? ii- .113 10
frlah Mald .no 4
Mlaa Sterling , ..105 1
Sopble k .105 2
?.Vupoll .100 (,
?ln* Kuv.110 3
?Jill . . .'.100 11
Suaan M.102 ?
Idcal .U3 8
<108) Reeiat .113 7
Margaret Ellon..llO
Mul uola pn I
Sterling, J3.no.
70'
88
ItT
41
11
! ~1
PI. Hh
87 B 00-80
81-(> 17-10
? ? 4-5
Htllowu, J4.
Optlmiatic.
Ownora -1 and '.'. H P Whltney; 3. Glen Rlrtdlo Farm; 4, a Rose; r, H 11
?ummor. t. j 1, Murphy; 7. P M p Randolph; 8. R J MacKenzle^ 9 S Ros"
10, N n Smith; 11, H T WUaon Jr ' '
icra ohod- 1. >w Degroe. Pavour, t'uwiso Chlld
Toucanet, Elarrlet woro bllnkers, Wendy had all the epead, but with PanoDlv
-??e out bndly in the strotob run mid liad to be rldden oui Hmartly Bound
? i.nul ?round on the Btreteh turn nnd tlnlohod reaoluteh ' Toueanei
bad aotor,
j SKCOND RACB' -Three-year-olda nml up; olaiminR; purna $soo. HTVE
-I AND A 11A1.K Ki;ttl.t)\'<is Time, l.o4 1-5. pSat 8.11 off at 8 14
good; won eaaily, ptneo driving. Wlnnor, t> f, 4, by Trap Rook?-Bouncei
toi. J, T Sti u>'
Wt iT.Ht ?jOl Kln' Jockey* "Br.
1 14 l" 1* 1? lllleman ~Tfl-20
U S> 4j ?} 2* Knmlo
10 ?I4 B' 4'4 S' Put well
4 S'4 7J 34 4* Rloe ?
5 -4 *b 5' 61 Donyae ? ? _
fi 11 0' 7r ('.4 uieiicri<?k ? _ _
? 41 3'4 f.4 V Wldn ?
71 91 P? s'4Mo.A(ee
s ie? H? 8i 94 Nolan ? ? ?
7 ?i 11 11 10? J Wllllaiim -- ? ?
8 sa tpj 101 n Mountalti -?? ? ?
ircno, $38.10,' $18780, $11.90 : Irlah Mald, $14 4b7T7.40 ; Mlna
FieM?Busan M. and Murga'ret Ellen.
uv.nrrti?--!. J. T. Sldu; 2, ':' II Wllnon ; 3, E Lair-,i ; 4. H Herr.on ; 5, It llay;
6, C N Fioom.'in , 7, YV L .Saunders ; 8. F Mannlx ; s, K F Carman ; 10, .1 NV Mav ;
11, F V Ahvyn,
N'apoll wore bllnkers Ire.ni had all tho speed a.nd domlnatlng the runnlng
throughout, h.?d plenty icft at the end. Irinh Mald naved ground !n the Ftre'ch
and rin!3hed stronglj Mlsi Sterling ptnehod off at the Htart, closod a btg gap.
Napoll qutt. Heslut shuffled back early, was never a contenrter.
199 THIRD RACE?Four-year-olds and up; olBlming; purse $800. SIX
J~*L F1UI.ONCH. Time, 1.14 2-B. I'ost 3.43. off 3.47. Start good: won
driving; place easlly. \Nlnner, b. g.. a., by Brooir.stick?tiaurai. Trainer, C.
A, Freeman. __
kndex. Horse. Wl PP. St. Vj % % Fln. Jockeys. St. PJk Sh.
50* True as Steel. . .112 2 6 " 1? 1'} 1' 1? Rice 147-30 13-4 7-6
9B? Mlso Brvn.103 4 10 9j fl' 44 24 Dreyer ? CB-6 89-^0
114" Zouave .110 8 2 2' 24 24 34 Uonyse 9-10
? - ?Sweot Alvssvim. PS 6 7
95 Zlnnla.104 8 12
67? Kewcssa.103 1 t>
95? Slbola .107 11 3
? Polroina.103 12 S
nt Mackenzle .115 10 1
?- ?SalvateUe ^_96 7 9
? Slr Wm. JohnB'n.110 9 11
30 Ocean Prlnce . ..103 6
"_jj&_%_% _Fln. Jockeys.
1* 14 1? l"h""Rice
9j fl' 44 24 Dreyer
2' 2i* 24 34 Denvse
I71 61 4* Witla
4j 84 5? Mountaln
3 4 f>5 64 Corey
fii 7l 74 Nolan
54 H! lOi 8? Sande
Si 94 Si 9" Q.Burne
1111 91 101 Welner
101 101 11 11* Stalker
12 12 12 12 Sterllnpr
Mutuela pal"d&?True as Steel, $16.70, $8.60,~$4.80; MIbh Bryn, $28.40, $10.90 ;
J^ou;>vo $3 30, ITleld?Sweet Alvasum, Zlnnla, Ocean Prince.
Ownere?1 C A Preeman ; 2, Mrs E a Gavett; 3. F F Sweony ; 4, A L Valen
tine ; 6. a A Shlpman ; 6. YV h Oliver ; 7, O W J Biss?ll , 8, W Smith ; 9, M Wtll
lams; 10. D Raymond; 11, Mrs R Smith ; 1-2, M J Daly.
Scratehed?8i6tem Emblem, Bar One, Clark M., fiabette, SobIus, Fmcore.
MacKensle, True a'< Steel, Rir Wm. Johnson. Keweesa, Zouave woro bllnkers
t'ruo as Ste l, raelm- ln lmproved form. Btole into a lonK lead. and just las
;he route. .v.iiss Bryn, alow to begln, closed a big gap apd woulrl hav? v.
another strkie. Zouave hud n 1 excuse.
123
tarl good: won easlly; ptaco sam<
TralnBr. _J. Arthur.
WL "pi
4 :?. s
:. . ? i<
In'dex. Horae
< G 1 ?Cobalt Lasa
1! 7 li'i;h (Vwt. . . .
9.1* Ballaet _
War Zono . .
102 Jack Mount.
? Fort Bl bb .
? Kate BriKht..
? Etrusean . ..
5 3' Wisest Foo!
H,^C!'i_7h?.,^?lt.?CI>?fU Sel!in? handteap; three-year-olda
" .\$; Time 112 1-0. Poet. 4.15 ; off,
Vvinner, br. f., 4, by Klng i.'obalt?
. fis
.109
.106
. 55
. 9f.
.101
.106
.10(5
97
St.
" fi
4
1
fi
3
3
\\t % Fin. Jookeya
14 1* 1? Rlchcreek"
2* 2? 24 Rloe
3' 3J 3? McAtee
4? 4s 4? stapleton
7! 7U r>? \VU3tJer
64 54 64 Drever
St.
1/7-20
PI.
3-4
11-20
Sh.
3 -1 6
1-5
1-2
? ?' ?i 7* San.le
1 0* 64 8? 8' Jackaon
_5_ 74 9 '-' 9 We,nor
Mutuaia pald?Cobalt Lass, $13.70, $3.60, $2760; iiiRh Coat; $TTlT ?:' !?
Ownern?1, J Arthur; 2, Qulncy Stable; 3, .7 TO Griffith 4 Mra C W atarr
6, 00 Wateh; 6.F n Welr: 7 W Smith; s." ii r, Vlvelii; 9?J Farrell Jr '
Etruscan, Ballaat, Cobalt Laaa woro hlinkera. Cobalt T.nr.s forced a torrlflc
T>aco from the broak anrl Bhook off High Coat at the bend of tho Ht..ot(.n r an ?<?
nu, h the beat of tho other. BalTaal ran hia raoe. War Zono wiU'lrnprove
Ja . Mount finlahed Ktrougly. ' '
"1 -JA FIFTH RACE?-The "Wilmington purse; fhree-vcar-olds and ud ? SI 000
.!*.?* added. FrVE AND A HALF FURlXJNGa Time, 1 03 8-6 Post 4 43
o-fDay^NfITJ?l.r^OTUTn0enr.r^d^ g^?" ***?? W,BW- b' f' 8' * Peep
Wt. PP. St. Vj U Vt Fln. JockeytT
Index. HorsH.
Mlikmald~-114 2 4 44 3s 3? ii Sande
'?:= ;: p .J}" 1 6 14 14 1? 24 Dreyer
"' T?cl llah .111 fi 8 34 2" 24 3? Kvan
/,?-,; ?,,V""!'>fl"!' .12r* 3 ' r? 44 4f 4? Ambroae
(107) Plgeon Wlng....ll0 4 2 6' 6 r> 6' Troxler
? ' ? al Pord ...114 5 6 fi B4 6 6 Burns
SL PI. Shu
29-20 11-20 3-l0
? 11-10 13-:m
? ? 13-10
'. MHkmaild. $4.907T8.10, $2.60; Toto. $4.20. $3.30; TlckliBh~$4 60
. 'vYT ?? J ^H1^881 "? F " Woir; 8' A V' Morres; 4 VV M JeffSrla'; 5,
H P Whitm v . 6 W J Stari.
Milkmald st ved grround on the ra.l and finbhlng with ? rush ln tho Inet
ruri ing, waa going away at ih. end. Toto hung on woli after foreing ?n tho
L' nckllflh appearod a li?tlo high and will improvo. Komledgo tirod Pieeon
Wlng waa plnched baclt ahortly .ifter tlie break. *
SFXTH RACE -Throe-year-olds ; clalmlng: pur?e $800. Mtr.E AND 70
Time, l 18 8-5. Poat. B.16- off. 6.10. Start good, all but Falry
loaon oui . plaeo drlvtng. WlnnBr, br. f., 8, bv Santol-Vinai
1 ralnei o j- i>on?
St.
125
in n< e
K
Index. Hoi it
10S? ?A'nto fto
' ? ' i ? i' : . I
f>3 ?Sylvano ...
I09? *Tran?poro .
1 ? 1 Houdlnl
Caln 8r rlng
Fairv Prlnce
WL PP St
11 ?: 7 ' 8
.. 100
..109 1 4
..107 fi 6
..10'i 2 1
. 108 3 6
< i?
PI.
!9-to T5 ?0
33-r:o
3 fi
17-20
ByT
W -.. \ _% Kin. Jockeja.
"::? '."> If 1*11 Widu
84 8' -ii 31 2? Staploton
1? 1? H 2> 3' (^oltelittl
6? 54 -? 61 4> Rlchcreek .
4 4 4' 64 45 6* Hand,. - _
6" 6>? fii" 6i" 6* MeAtoe -- ?
7 7 7 7 7 Wolner ? _
MutueJn pahl Antolnette.' rf.WTfl.SfirtO'O ? Plurensl, |8 10, IH.30
vanOj t'. ?"
,, " ?' ,: f., ]? M, ,l Pona ; 3, Vf V Caaey ;l,JO Taltvof ; 4. E Menrldo ; 6 T M
'? ' H Crosa; 7. ,f .T Farrell Jr.
r K,|,.v Prlnoe. Plurenal wore bllnUrrn. Antolnotto iifvnr far
? ? raoed Hy^Vano ItJio mibmlnnlon and waa golnu awav at tho fml
1 lurensl, n eloan rjuartera on t)i? rall ln tb? Htreteh. flnlahod gamoly, Sylvano
K'ur.v Prtnoe wan praoWcally left al the pottt.
I ^(1 Ai^FT^i^i?J5s^ulp*i,*r-<)ld" ""<? ?P! olalmln?; purae $800 MILH
I t^\f \.i. A l-.lxn.MNTH. Time, 1.47 1-S. Poat, ft.fiO, off at fif.l. Starl
TrSlnWw *AV"^;rfiftje,ndr,VU,?' W,nnPr- b ?' *? by Bw.p-.WhLl. Brooi...
IndM 11-,.?... Wi pp'Mt. 14 S K ?i ffi?
??' *Rro m l'. M'-i 11 h 4 4 ?, /, h ?,- ..
14 I* 14"* l? 3?
10 fJrai 1.H' , ..110
' 1 - 1 ? 11 II llliM.in ..III
1 "? ua .107
1 !"* '1 ' ' :i . . 09
?I'lll . Ml I ' 'l-ll', 10 ?
Jnclteya,
Rtuploton
|)|','\.T
Htalker
MoAtaa
RiehiTcek
l icnyae
ai;
1 J B
PI
? | :? 0
1(1 .
J ' ?' 8"'4"4' 4' 4'
6 6i 64 B' I." B<
15 6 a ?5 n il nonyne
I V '.?: S J ! W'Tforln^* * ?m ' "? " S ","",1,,,fV' ; 4' T " '''.
? ? ' Broom PeddU. lun 14.70, {1.go; Qraphlo, 111.90, $8,40;
? 1 ' '? K II. Ll
' ? ' ; """? hllnkara Broom 1'add. .vad 1.l
Y> '?''>' nnlaliea atronf, Thorn Bloom enjt ln (ha atretth.
Heights Teimis
Tournev Proves
Sport Popular
Uthough No Titles Are In
volvcd Big Entry and
Large Galleries Prrvail
By Fred Hawthorne
II was only an informal tournamcnt,
with no titles dependcnt upon the rc
sult, and it was a full two wecks ahoad
of the offleial opening of the hiwn
t( nnia ?" aso" on outdoor ?ourts in the
Motropolitan district, yot tho men's
?Pcn doubles tourncy of the Univer
;'ty.!l"i,:l,;s Tcn"is Club, at Fordham
Road ;!!"' the Harlem River, attractcd
an excellent entry and large galleries
gathered to watch the players in action.
the
us vo^o that tho game is go
r the coyntry this
rc, less than two
weeks ago, shivering in a snow storm,
!,i';' ,':: Saturday and Sunday last th?
courts, were in play, the big and little
stars of tho game responded to the call
?dthe spectators showed their keen
1 cite this merely to indicate
tremendo
ing to <?:. |oy
year. Here
inti :
bers.
oj turning
out in goodiy ntim
lam
mior
he opening of ,ho outdoor season
ha i not been marked by such encourajr
ing circumstancea since 1916, or even
before that. The general feeling seems
mi h, ,a,'tth0 v\orld war havi?e b???
tinished and our duty to our allies well
done, everybody has earned the right to
play the game he likos, and, further,
that heis going to play it a bit harder
and a bit better than ever before
For one thi ng, those whom we are
accustomed to call the "veterans" of
the game, men like Williams, Mc
Loughlin, Murray, Alexander, Voshell
iilden and Kumagae, will have an oxtra
incentive to put forth their best ofTorts
this year. Right on their heels are
treading half a dozen or more young
sters who have given flashes of I'orm
that indicate the time ia fast approach
ing when they will offer serious opposi
tion to the older generation of court
stars,
Vincont Richards, the sixteen-year
old lad from the Univeraity Heights
rennis Club. haa alreadv broken
through the ranka of the veterana on
two ? j.aiato occasiona. Last summer
paired with Tildcn, he defeated Alex?
ander and Beals C, Wright in the linal
?'.?! of the national double
pionship, therebj winning on
title.
Last month thia slip of a boj wenl
through a strong field in tho national
indoor title tourncy at tho 7th Rogi
??!..,u Armory nnd won tho champion
ahip by vanquishing Tilden in tho linal
round, Another youth, Prank T, An
deraou, a se\ i ntei n \ enr wonder from
tho Kinga Countj Tonnia Club of
Brooklyn, mel Tildcn in tho somi- flnal
round of tho aunie tournambnt nm\
gave hia great opponont u torriflc
atrugglo for tho vietory, being twioe
v\ ithin n ? ingle poinl of winning,
Rlchurda and Andnraon are bul the
horalda of that small army of young
stera lho country over which Ia going
to mako a d.'t.-i mlned iiMMnult upon the
?unk i of tho "ti!?:.t t. n" playora of for?
mer yoara, Tho probabilltica are
atrongly in fnvor of tho "old guard"
holding its own with a practieally un
broken front this season and perhapa
the next, bul the youngsters cannot
bo denicd their heritage much longor,
w.\'\ followera of the game will wel?
come them, for their coming to power
meana much for America'a poaition on
the courts in the year,; to come.
Brilliant in performance aa the ap
proaching sea on promises to be. it is
but the preliminary, the prologue, to
1920, when this country will enter the
listf) in competition with all the other
great tennis playing nations of the
world for posaeasion of the Davis Cup
now held by Auatralia.
England, France. Belgium and Italy
hayo already challenged Australia for
this international trophy, ar.d they
will settle the supremacy in the antip
odea next December, after the pre?
liminary matches have been pluycd in
Europe.
The winncrs of the cup this year
will be in a far better position toincet
America'a challenge next year than
could he possible at this time. There
will have been the chance to develop
new players nnd the benefit of inter?
national competition, nnd it is to be
hoped that the quality of play will
ri.-e as a resillt.
Our Allies have been so t.orn and
weakened by more than four yeara
of desperate warfare that there has
been no talk of lawn tennis since the
last Davia Cup matches of 1914, and
it is preaumed that in none of the
European countriea has there been an
effort made to bring out new players.
At least, we have not heard of any
such movement. It is possible, how
ever, that Great Britain and France
will uncover some youthful marvela
to do battlc with our own youth on
somcthing like equal terma. America
will grect them with enthusiasm.
Heeord Squusli Entry
Vor City Alhktic Club
A rccord entry was announced yes
terday for the three championahip
| squaah tennis tournaments of the City
Athletic Club, which begin thia after
noon. Elght men are entered in both
the Clasa A and Clasa C acriea, while
sixteen playera will engage for the
Clasa H honor:-. The final round of the
Clasa A issuc is schcduled for May Ti,
when an exhibition between two uf'the
local profcssionals will featuro the
play.
Tho ontry follow i:
v. A.
Mor
f'laaa A .1 Meyera, E 11 Dunn,
8. w oil, A it Hj n ,ii. I. Millus, (
Kont hlne ',. i- 'ial .-i 11. t loldbarg.
' laaa i: (' i 'ohnn, tl Rlumanthal, B
P llob. rtaon, 1. Al. xantler, It Sleln, M
1- i ? rlerlcka, .'. (.1 flt rnuan, I > I. Ham
Ui -In. l. r.ow M .1 Siern. M Weinberc
? i. :'. \\ . Su i I?'
: .
?h
M.
mell
?11 I'
11,
? K II,
Sunday Ball Ordinancc
Before Aldermeu To-day
The cil y ordinancc v\ h ich will make
h . nball legul in Ihia cily will bo of
forod Por pai mgii in lhe Board of
Aldormen al to-day's meeting. It
haa bi on prep u ed uu.hr tho direel ion
of Roborl L. Moiao, presidcnl ot the
board
l Inanimniia conacnt w .11 bc m knd for
it 1111 I''', 1111(1 it I. e\peete.| (hltt
i.I. |ecl .ou will lio niit.l.' I r llioro Ih
ohjeci Ion, how... or, the ordinnnce muat
go over for n week, bul Its evoiilunl
i..i ,.i'. ia cl t,1 hi
?
Mtilman Slnrln Truining
.lni'K Tn\ lor, the W j nmlng glanl u In
i'i ihe ' * nadlan hen\ \ wi Ighl chnmplor
v . eal hoi and w hn hu i necopted tlic ehal
I" "y '? fi nth . u.-.1 -I behulf of MHr
In I'i. i |nu rnr n real rontr il on Itt
mei II .1" gan trnining yt\ lei rl? j after
n.i.iii nt Bothnor'a (Jymnanium,
Going On To-day
Anril 22, 19 IR. maximum temperature
al degrecs; minimum, 49 degrees.
April 22, 1918, British naval forces
enter Zeebrugge harbor, making a land
mg nt the Mole and blocking the chan
nel by sinking the Vindictive.
Temperatures yeaterday -Maximum,;
62; minimum, 61.
Forecaat for to-day?-Fair, moderate
northcast to east winds.
Day
Fre> admlssion in American Museum ot
fsatural Hlstory, Metropolitan Museum !
ol Art, American Museum o? Safety and '
the Aquarimn.
Addre: iea by Dr. Carolyn Geisel and I
Major Arthur Kuhn, Women's Republi
<an i-|ub of the City of N? ??? y/ork, Dcl
inonioo's, 3 p. m,
Memnrlal servicea and Inatallatlon cere
inony of Old Ouard Veteran Battallon,
? :' Thomaa'a Church, Fifth Avenue and
i' I y-third Street.
For Personnel of the Vietory Fleef
Far. ivall party, V. :-\ S Newport News,
pler 62, North Rlver, foot of West Forti
second St rei i.
Slfifhtseelng by tho W. C. C. S., T. M C.
A . K. .'. and Salvation Army. Busca
leavi; il',.- N'inety-slxth Street landing ai
10 ! . ; |, m. and 2:4& p m.; Broad
anil I'.it y -slxl h :??? reet at 9 n. m .
! 'ort> - second Sl i ? et an I Slxth ^ ??,? ue
at 2:HU -,i in , 55 Wesl Twenty-aeventh
Street, twiee during the day, an.l 50
I3ast Forty-flrst Street ,.; 10 a m.
Theatre tlekets by the W. C C. S will
be dlstributed for matine. and evening
perforniances al Forty-Bccond Street
and Fi:t h Avenu -
Circus by the K C al Madiaon Square
Lunchnon and entertai'.imont bj tho J.
VV. H. 80 Park Avenue, noon.
Afternoon tea by Y. W. C A. 30 East
Fifty second Street, I ... 5:30 p. in.
Dinner and entertalnlnent by tho .). VV. It..
Nlnety-second Street and Lexlngton
\\.-ine nnd 89 Park Avenue, 6 P. M.
Entertalnmont and refreshments by the
K. of (.'., Forty-slxth Street und Broad?
way, 4 to il p. m.
Dinner by the W. C. C. S., 03 West
Twenty-aeventh Street, at t'> i>. m.; by
lhe I.eague of Catholio Vi.timn, 154
East Thlrty-elghth Street, from 11:30
n m. to 2 p. ni., and at 15 Eaat
Thirtieth Street, frum 5::!0 to 9 p. m.
Dinner and danco by the J. W. B., Easex
and Canal Street, 6 p, rn.
Supper and dance by tba V. W. C. A.,
240 Leno.x Avenue and 122d Street, 8
p. m.
Candy pull nnd dance, Y. W. C. A, Web
ater and Tremont avenues, 7 :"0 p. m.
Officers' ball, W. C. C. S., Pershtnn Club,
Madlson Avenuu and Forty-fourth
Street, 8 p. m
Dance by the J. W. B., 116 'West Seventy
nlnth Strc.t, at 8 p; rn. : by the V. W.
c. A.. S0 East Flfty-aecond street. at
8 p m l>\- the K. of C . 60 Morton
Street, 120th Street anj Flftli Avenue, ;
.,: Weot 1 ' ;,1 Street und lC7th Street ,
.ui.l Broadway, ..t 8 p. m
Evenlng
Dinner and dance, Shrme Patrol, Hotel !
iVator, 7 p m.
Luncbeon, Wella College Alumnae, Hotel
Astor, i l m
Dinner, Ollver Typowrltlng Club, Hotel
Meeting1' I'lgar Manufacturera' Huard of
Tra.le, Hotel Axtoi 8 p m
MpetliiK, lextllo liiiiHh.TH, Hotel Aator, 3 j
Meeting, Iriah ffomen'a Councll, Hotel
Aator, 8 p in.
Meeting', New York City CndertaUers A?
Hoclatlon, llotol ABtor,
Maetlnu, Followerafl Club, Marshnll I.odge.
Ilotel AHtor, 1 ? P m
Meeting, Melaphyaloul luaututn. Hotel An
('.,n, .it and .i.iit, e. Itnli.-iiMt.'ln ClUD, W.il
rtorf Aatorla, H p m, ,
Montinu .\??.-.,.. im.-d i'i.-hh. A.-.t..r Gallery,
li 11 .li. v
('uiiviMUtun ot tha Ani..ri.-nn Nowspaper
I'ul.ll-.b.'l'i' A-.....eli,tl,.|i. 1,11 da]
neeantlon to l.ord lleadlnir, liitindi Am
buMnudor lo ih" rtiit.-.i st.it.'??. Waldorf
Aatnrlu, 8 D m
|>ubllc lo ni ing. Iieidtli oomnitlle, Aoau
umy of M. ,ii? in. . i , Woal Forty Hiiid
si reet,
A.idr.'H-i. YVulter (lordon Merrtlt. "Indus
trlal w.nr.iie und t'ubllu Poltcy." Brool<
ivn Chumbor of Commoroo, 33 Courl
Street.
Addrcsa, Wllilam Frederlcl* Slocum, "The
Conatruetlvo Work of the Loaguo of Na
H,,n-..'- Carnegte Hall S IG p m
Addresa, Profcasor A l. du IV Colematt,
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HuTerford. . . . July 3
Leyland
BOSTON? LIVERPOOL
Only One Class Cabln
Winlfredian.April 26l\Vinlfrecllan..Jnne 4
Bobemlan. ...May 20iBohemlun.July ?
White Star
NEW YORK?I.IVKKPOOL
Adriatie.April 28'Baltic.May 10'
Celtlc.May 14
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C?nopic. . .April 22
Officet, 9 Broadway, - N?w Y?r!c
WELCOME THE 26th DIVTSION
April 25th in Boston
Metropolitan Line
Passenger Service will take yon
All (he u-av try icatcr. Always In sighl of land.
To BOSTON
vln l.nnjr Island Sound, Bnzzarda Bay aud
Capc Cod Canal
Leave Pier IS. Foot nf Murray Street, Daily
(Sundaya Included) al 5:00 P. M. Fare J5.65
(Includlng \S'ar Tax). Ticketa and Informa
tlon al Wharf. Telephone Barclay 5000.
J3"Meals. Staterooma Ahvays the Hest.
"THE PUBLIO BE PJ.K1SKD."
BOSTONW4.40
PROVIDENCEK, $2.97
Al.l. OUTSIDE STATEROOMS.$1.10 to $3.30
ftoth Prlaes Inducle War Tax.
Bott .eavea Pli>r i?, Nerth Rlver. ?t 5J0 P. M,
'1'lione Hpring UiQl.
Worrrsfer,5S.B'?. PTovidene??direet,S2.M
BTATKROOM8, $1.00 and $2.00
Daily. inoludlnu Bunday, 5:80 P. M.
From i'lrr 19. B, II 'l'linne -700 Eleckraui.
llek.'Ui ?l Pier or Couftollilited Ucket ofllaw. I
SOCTH AMEItlCA
Th? Hojnl Mall Stenm 1'i.lft f!?.
Tha I'mille M.-mn NiiviaMtloo Co.
The N?laon l.ln^M,
-oi III \l ItUA- Union (?ktlr I.lne.
hiinilerson X Son, Uon'l Agls., 28 B' way. N. T.
HUDSON RIVER NIGHT LINES
Daily from Pler na. n k, foot Canal Ht.
8 P M ; Weat lii.'d Bt., fl;:t0 P, M; du?
Albuny <> O'clock following ineinlns.
( \n \ni w r\( ii ic kumvay
p*o|fl ? i .?-.. vi..ii i hina . ? .i i Vii.itmii?
!? II I'l.ltltY. (i A . Put, l'"bt . I.'.ll |!i?). \ Y
It \YMOM> lYtlllCOMII
1'IIOI'IH.KI.F.NS TltAVKL ?>*< l.li\R
Tn Anvwliere For Anwima
2'.'ft I'IftIt A?o.. N?>w York,
WfH Vonr Nnrtlirra Alllta.?For niuatratta
?lllde, addrenn John F I'lereo. Deal !??,
! Canada Bteamahlp Lltiea, Montraal, Canaaa,
Rhort and l.linl ltoiit? lo Orlent from
Ihenllle. F.t?l I'ulntlal r?>mrnerr Hleanuhlp*.
1 Nippuu liih.-n KitUba. 120 Broadway, N, jf,
i?, ' ' >??^-aaugrJl
"An Kvening with Snm? Contamporary
English I'oets." Woodstock Llbrary, TJ9
East lb'Hh Street. S:30 p. m.
Dinner, "War Camp Conununlty Service. a'
ih-. Gret-nwich House, Z~ Barrow
Street.
BOARD OF EDCCATION 1ECTFRFS
"Fsychologj ' C ndue " AVllllani J. Du
rant, Wadleigh High S. hool, 115th
Street
"The Drazilians and Their Country," Clay
ton S. Cooper, at Fub'.ic School 6Z,
I'outh Street, e??t of First Avenue.
"Tho Yellow Perll," Sidney X. Vssher,
Public School 6ti. Eighty-eighth Street,
east of First Avenue.
"The Drama," YV. B^ewer Brown, at Pub?
lic School . 90, 147th Street, west o?
S, vi nl ti A venue.
"Mummiea, Tombs and Temples.'' Charles
II. Glllett, Public School 132, 182d Street
and Wadsworth Avenue.
"Shakospeare," by Prof. .1. G. Carter
Troop, Metropolltan Temple, Peventh
Avenue nnd Fourteenth Street.
"Antlque MukIc of Many l.ands," Mrs.
Angelina Compart, Public School 51,
!5Sth Street, Ja.kson and Trlnity ave?
nue s
"Russla t'uder th? Czars." Arthur D.
Rees, Public School 54. Imervale Avenue,
Freeman and Chlsholm Strcets.
"Shakespeare'a Juiius Csesar," Rlchard A
Purdv, Public School 56, 207th Street
und li ull Ai enue.
"Australla and the Australlan," Mlss M.
Chav.Uisson, New York Catholic Pro
tectory, '.'an Nest. .".'. Y.
"Shakespeare'a Romeo and Jullet," Fred
r'.-a I'auldlng. St. Anselm'a liall, Tinton
A^> nu. "neai 155th .-'? reet.
Shipping News
Sun risos. . .6:09!Sun sets .7.41
Moon rlse?. . .1:18 a.m, ".'....n sets.11 "-24 a. m.
High Vt'utor
A. M. P M.
Sandy Hook .12:41 t :21
Governor'a Island .12:46 1:23
He 11 Gate . a .01 3:35
ARRIVED YESTERDAY
VESSEL 1'ORT DEPARTURB
Jlu ii lsbnrg..UrcHt .April 1 2
Charleston.Breat .April 10
Carmania.Ifalifa-x .April 1 f>
Ilrazos.San Juan.April 17
Runa.Jamaiea. .April 15
Radja.Marbados .April 14
Gallla.Rotterdam ....April ib
Tuscarora.Charleston . . . April 1?
Kten.Crlstobal .April 13
Oallia.Antwerp .Mar 2\
Keifuku Maru.Alglera .April 1
Winterswyk.Rosarlo .Mar, 18
Rosarln.Hllboa .Mar. 25
Adelheld.Gihraltar .Mar. 15
Lampasas.Galveston . . . .April 16
iNCOMiNG steamers
Due To-duy
Adrlatlc.I.lverpool .April 12
I'anaman.Brest .April 10
Mobile.Breat .April 13
D d'Abruszl.MarnciUes ...April R
Oskawa.N'anies .April 4
Wednesdav
P, F Wllhelm.Breat .April 14
Surlname.St. Nazalre . .Aprii 10
Santa f'lnra.Bordeaux .... April 1 ;<
West Galeta.Breat .April 9
OUTGOING STEAMER8
To-day
JIA1I, VESSEIj
CLOSBS SAU.S
fanoplr. Genna ... 9'00AM. J3:0OM.
Pannonla, Plraeua..., 8:00 A;M. 13:00M.
Carlow I'aatla,
Capn Tiiwn .12 0.) M. 8:00 P.M.
Rasnraboc. Brrot ? 12:00 M.
Moxli-an, Brest . ? 12.00 M.
J.ake ('uyuifu,
i.'artagona . 'V00A.M 12.00 >T.
Charyhifl*. Bermuda. 10 .10 A. M. I 00 l'.M
MunRotian Prlnce,
Rto do Janolro ...12:00 M, S:00P,M,
WedneHday
Rotterdam, Plymouth 0:00 a.m. 18:00 M.
Vaqvia, s?n DnmltiK" 7:30 A.M. 10 on A.M
KuUa, Curacoa.0:30 A.M, 12:00 M.
Tlmi'Mlay
n?nln, Aivti . 8:00 A.M, 11:00A.M,
HOHimm, Afrlcu , ,. S.OflAM 11 on a M.
D. (I'Aoita, Uenra . 8 00 A M. Il:"? A M.
i'. of l.ah.ive, Afrlca. 12:00 M, 8:80 P.M
Tutrlalliii, Crlatobal, 7 00 A.M 10:00 A.M,
Advunee, Crlatobal, 12:30 P.M? 3:00 P. M,
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Florida Special
S. S. LENAPE
Leaves New York May 1.
Returning From Jacksonville May 7.
New York to Jacksonville
(Calhng at Charleston, S. C.)
Every extra convenience conducive to
luxury in ocean travel; drawing room
accommodations; , rooms with private
bath; unexcelled cuisine. This is the very
best iime for a short, restful Southern
trip.
Other popular steamers from New York
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
Reservations and tirkets at
New Uptown Ticket Office*
489 Fifth Avenue
CLYDE LINE
Pier 36, North River, New York
C U N A R 15
A N G HOR
Possenger rikj Frelght Servicea
NEW YORK to LIVERPOOI.
Carmania .Apr. 26
Vauban .Apr. 26
Aquitania .May 2
Orduna .May 1C
Caronia .May 17
; Royal George.May 15
Carmania .May 24
NEW YORK to P1RAEUS
; Pannonia .Apr. 22
\ NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH, HAVRE
and LONDON
! Saxonia .Apr. 2<
NEW YORK to SOUTHAMPTON
! Mauretania .May 1>
81-84 BTATE STREET, XEW YORK
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aUVA. NEW ZEALANO. AU8TRALO
The PalaMal i'aisen^er Steamere
R. M. S. ?'Niagara" R. M. S. "Makura'
110,000 Tona 13,500 Tona
Sall from Vancouver, B. C.
I For farea and aailinga apply Conaduui Par
I Ky., 1,231 llrmirfwHj. N. V., or to Canadlan
; Auatralian Royal Mall I.ine, 440 Seymou
Vancouver, B. C.
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K f?. /.ull* . .... .w>diif?iUy, April |3 ftt 1 I? >'
H H PhlU.UIpliUWeiliieniUT. Ajirlt So, ?: 1 l> \
U. H. MtrietllMi.\V?dn??<Uy. *l?y 7, ?l I P. .V
Niil>r.iur A^i'iuumdalluiui iur I'tMMitm.
tn.lf--' 1'Ai.i.b.n A Cu. <<?iil U?r?
I'h.il* 1171 llmicfrr U \v?U n\tm.
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?TRAVEL DEPARTMENT
Tlekata, Toun, Traveiera" ('ti?i}u*<
Ul DnO.N MIVKIl OAT I.INB
Liayllabt ?ervic* up thn Hudaoa
will b? raatimad May ;?th.
A
NKTvurnnn. FouoHKitrBrf. KiNriai-o?
Me>i W?i. trd terid?7?. friBklln Kt , t P ?
Thoa? 4673 FrankUu. Cwtrai HudtM Llft
AMERICAN PORTS
BAL.TIMORB, April Ct - -Arrlved: Steam?
ers T.ake Plneld. Norfolk: Astec (Nor.t,
Tampico; Sunoil. Chester, Penn ; schooncr
Vlico B. Phillips, Uulfpori via Havana.
Salled: Stcamera Kermoor, Xcw York;
Lake Dunr..-.. Havana.
BOSTON. April 21.?Arrlved: Steamcrs
Ontario, BB.ltlmore land salled on return);
, Kershaw, Norfolk.
CAPE liENRY, Va.. April 21.?Fassed
| out - from Baltimore Steamers l.alie
Blanchester, Caldera; Andyk d^.). Rot
. terdam via New > oi
, CHARLESTON, S. C. April 21 Vrrlved:
Ste iraer nap. New Yorl . Salled:
, Steamer Joslah Macy. Wilmington, N C .
.-..i! h - Hn, Jucksom ille.
DELAWARB BREAKWATER, Dei.,
April 21.- Passed r from Philadelphia:
i .oth. steamers Herbert 1.. Pratt Port
' ?''??? xltal Mai ii ..;.,-'. i. -,-??' ,ha na etc.
; ' "" ?- " ' l Relg. i, Antwerp;
? ? (Nor.), \r,--.. ? p
Tlvorton (Br l. mtwcrp New York New
5 "' '? :' :" 31 I .-? '-. nge i Br. ?. Man
c h ? h I ? ? ?
GALVESTON, Tex., April 21 -Arrlved:
Steanv ? Me> m imi
JACKSONVILLE, April 21.?(Salled:
St iami r Apache. Charleston.
. NE\V ORLEANS, April 21.?Cleared:
Steamers J. Osvald Boyd (Br I, Sa?ue La
Grando; Montann (Br.), Aleiandrla
Egypl Manisla, Mobile: Vildfugl (Xor.)
Tela; sch - Bdna McKnighf, Beaumont.
SEWPORT N'BWS, Va.. Vpri
Arrlved; -;. ? ners Lake Desha, New York;
V'indal, v - \ irk; Republlc. New York;
!'!.? ssi . i Dul h), A msi rdam \. ? - ?? ?. mu
fBr.). New York . ... , .
" ' I - ' ' I; Sagui l..i Grande:
C >ti esi ore i Be.), Liver] >ol
War Spani nl (Br.) GIbi
ssh (Br.) Queenstown; V'indal. San
tlago Bouli on, Ra Itii ire
NORFOLK. Va., ' Apvil 21 Arrlved:
Stcamera Vrmando (Ital .. Genoa mnd
' ircd for I: aton ? . Ba> ( 'ow an ( Br.).
i'; ibarlen (and ,. le in j : ? Marsni
' ; al horne, N n York i an ; clea rd l
denaa); Lake Benton, New Yoi md
e r. ,1 foi :'.. . re l ; La ;<?- Ledan New
York (arfd cleared for Antllla); Lake Mr-rt.
for.l, New York (and ?? ? ! for . 'rtsto
bal ? . Lewts K. Th n o S -v, Y
clea ; for llavre - . a rannah i tnil
? leai ? ?<: for Geuoa); M ico, New )
Fe teh ports.
PHILADELPHIA, Api I 2] vrrived;
Steamers Breifond (Nor l, Allnante; Lake
Charles, Antilla Dorchester, Boston.
PORT ARTHUR, 'J Vprll I \ r
rlved: Ste itners Gulfl i<;r C'r ???
Nelson, Port 1 bos, '
p'lco . 1 louisiana, Norfolk ; W illia <; ? en,
Sailed Stea im r A Ia ban a . coast wiso.
Pi IRT EADS. I. l., April 21. *
Stean ? ??- tlloi mfield (Br.) Cnltod Klng
dom: Coppi na rne, Poi Bi oa Dubac,
Europe; Kdgccomb, Plymouth: El Monte,
Havana; Oranian (Br.>, Klngston; Pluto,
Porl i RIco; P ieldtjk (Du l, Tan pa . Rad
li.i. Progreso; Speedwell, Frontera; Tegu
clgalpa (Hond.), Ceiba. Sailed: I-? ?
Kuwa, Bocas dei Toro; Kwarra (lir.), Llv
erpool; Yoro (Hond.), Celba.
PORTLAND, Me., April 21.? Arrived:
Steamcrs Adrian Istlin. Norfolk: Mahon
Ing. Norfolk.
PORT TAMPA. Fla.. April 1' 1.? Arrived:
?Sle^imT 1. J. Drake, Baton Rouge. Salled:
Steamer Currter, Tampico.
SAN FRANCISCO. April 21. ? Salled:
Steamer Stanloy Dollar. Batavla.
SAVANNAH, i',a., April 21. ? Arrived:
Steamers Gorni (Dan), Copenhagen; '""hrls
tlan Bors (Nor.), New York. City of Mont
gomery, Boston.
FOREIGN PORTS
ALGTERS, April 12.?Salled: Steamer
Kossutli Ferenz v 11a 1. > (from Naplea),
Halifax.
A V O N M O T T II, April 1'0 Arrive.1:
Steamers Tudor Prin e (Br.), Bal
Monmouth iHr.l. St. John's, N. B.
BARBADOS, April 16 Arrlved: Bark
Holdana (Dan.), Norfolk. I8th, Salled:
Steamer Vauban (l^r.) (from Buenoa
Ayres, etc.t, New Yo:k. Arrived: Schoonei
Billie Martin, Madelra, for Now v..rk.
BARRY, April 1'1 - Arrlved; Steamel
Luellu, St. N.i..ihe for New York,
BORDEAUX, April IV -Arrlved; Steam?
ers Lake liYampton, New York; Moco.isln
N't w York ; Now ton, <h.
BROW MEAD, April 20- Passed
Steamer Bovic tr:i-), New York for Man
ohester
D A R T M .? 1' T II. April '.'ii .Salled :
'"?''??' Arakan (from Dantslg), New
York.
DOVER April SO PasseJ Steamen
Blrlua (Dan,), Now York for Ooponhajten
Ulrlk Holm (Dan ), N. w York for Ant
w.-rp.
Drm.iN. April i. vri Ived steamer
Fnnad Head i Hi >, si John m S h
DUNK ihk, April t , Ai rlveil 1 l<.am#i
Alaskn (Br.), Bt, John'a, N, n via r?:
inouih
GICNi > \. April 1 ' An Ived Btenmeri
Eliopoli (Ita!.). New OrleaJia; Havm
! (Nor.), Philadelphia.
GIBRALTAR. April 11. ?Salled: Steam?
ers Lord Downshtre i Br ). Baltlmore; Weel
Crescey (from ConatanUnople), New York.
18th. pa.88. I: Steam. r Allgelo To*o (Ital.l.
, Phlladclph'a for .; i oi Arrived: Steam?
ers Coaatwlse, Philadelphia. 19lh, ?'ater
ina Aceame (Ital.). Baltlmore (or OlenoH .
Ituby, New York and liaiifax for A!g!?rs.
etc ; Hungarta dtal.l. Portland. L'ftth.
. Harald iVor 1. New York via Norfolk.
Orla (Nor.), New York for Leghorn.
CALLAO, AmMl 17.?Salleti. steamer
San Dlego. As:^r!;i
CHRISTIANSAND. April 1? ?Arrlved ?
Steamer Frederik V17I iDan ), New "York
for Chrlstianta.
GUAYAQUII* AprU 19.?Arrlved
Sl'anirr Lake Sanford. New York; via
l'?\ta, etc.
IIONG KONG. April 17?--Arrived:
...r *Ecuador, San Francisco via. 11a
alla
ISLE OF WIGHT, April 20.?Pasaed:
Steamer Leopold 11 ?L-'-'^ ), New York for
Antw< rp
K1NSALE, Vprtl 20 Fassod : Steamers
Dlctator (Br I, Newporl Nons for I-lver
hawk (Br.). BL John'e, N.
r . for Porl sniout h, ftng
KOBE, April 16 Arrlvafl: Steamers
Amagisan Maru (Jap.). Soattio; Ntppon
Maru i.lap.), S..n Francisco and Henolulu
\ :a Yokohama
LA PALLICE. April 12.?Salled:
S:. ?mrr lUHo (N'or). New York. Ar
d, 13th: Bark Atlantique (Fr.), Phl!
adelphla.
Cor.tinued on I'njc It:,
w
eaiher Report
i
WASH1NGTON. April UI. There ia a
modcrate .lLsturbunec over Weatero Kansas
and the extreme South west, bu1 elsewhere,
except in the middle platean, pre.->Mire ;.v
Ste-nernl'.y high with tho ,-re^t over Ontario.
There were iocal rains in Eastcrn Nebraaka.
South Dakota, lowa and Minnesota an.-i fr<> i
tho upper Ohio Vatey east northeastward
with Southerti New Englahd. Elsewhere
the weather was fair.
High temperatures for the *eason con
tinue in the plains states and (he central
valley and the Far West. vvhile from th*
lower lakes eastward they are moderately
Ihcre will be Iocal rains ruesday in the
north and western upper lake region' e.t
tending Tuesday nighl or V\<-<incsdav
(iirough the lower lahe region. ln the At
laniic and east Gulf states, the Ohio Valley
and Tennessee, the weather will be fair
Tuesday and Wednesday.
^ It will be warmer Tuesday in the Ohio
Valley and the lower lake rt-gion and warmer
Wednesday in the interior of the middlr
Atlantic states and New Kngland.
Foreraata for Special Dlstrirts. Western
: Pennsylvania. fair and warmer to-day; to
morrow partly cloudy in eouthern, probably
j rain in northern portion. ?
Weatt-rn New York. fair and warmer Otv.
day ; to-morrow cloudy. probably rain in
i western portion.
Eastern Now York, fair to-day, warmer
ln western portion : to-morrow fair and
warmer.
New EngUvnd, Now Jersey and Delaware,
i fair to-day; to-morrow faiv, warmer in In
tei ior.
I i ern Pennsylvania, fair U>-day, warmer
in wcstern portion ; to-morrow fair and
warmer.
Locsl Official Record. , The following of
ficlal record Bhowa temperatures during the
last twenty-four houre, In compariaon with
the corresponding <iate of luat year :
1919.1 1918. 1919
3 a. m. 38 f.l .1 p. m. 4S 60
6 a. ni. 10 52 6 p, m 50 ?i"
9 ?. m.. .41 53 0 p. m.. . 52 51
1". noon. ... 17 58
Highest, 62 degreea (al '?? p. mi. lowesi.
51 lai 7:l,i n. ni.i; average, 56; avcrag*
same dato lost year, 40; average *am? datn
for thlrty-three \ ? n
8 p. m . . 20
Hnrnmrter K.-nrfine*
S n. m 30.07 I p. n< 30.10 | 8 p, nv."01*
1 oml KorresHt. ytxi>- t.? dnv i to morrow
fair and warmer; rooderatc northeast to rm-t
i . winds,
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