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Crews of Harvard and Yale Ready for Annual Tussle To-day; Crimson Takes Both Preliminary Races)
HARVARD WIS TWO HARDEST WORK NOW OVERlMU HEADS LIST IN 'TRAVERS WINS, BUT
HALL VS. THROCKMORTON
IN MIDDLE STATES FINAL
GREAT 'NECK FAILS
IN HOT POLO FIGHT
PRELIMINARY RACES
FOR OARSMEN ON HUDSON
FOX HILLS TOURNEY ' KIRKBY IS BEATEN
Crimson Crews Victorious in I Coaches Will Devote Few Days That Remain to Task of
Gentlemen's Elirhts nntl Putting Finishing Touches on College Crews
Frcslininn Fours. Stanford Rows Timn Trial.
Former Makes Quick Work of E. P. Larnetl, Defeating
Him in Straight Sets, G 4, 61; Latter Puts John
ston Out Even More Easily, Scores (3 1, G 2.
Younjr .Mnti.cliilr flolfcr .lust
Jlnck Vrom follojrc Lends
lir Field With 75.
Twenty Hole Mntcli Proves
Downfall of Knylewood
dolfer nt .Mellon.
MpiiiIow lirook Tnltcs WIniiiiip'
iecnii in Tinnl Period of
Cup -Miilcli.
THE SUN, FRIDAY, TONE 25, 1915.
iikimmc'K err limvixtin
Htv lai.NPoN, .Tune 24. Hnrvniil vm
In front at the finish of both of the
MM row oil on the Thames to-day us
-irellnilnarlra to tho annual Yali-llar-
tan! rrg.itta which will le rowed
narrow. The rrchm:in four., nml Ken-:
......... ihi. o.i n.i. . .i i
, . .
li loth coldest Harvard idiowc.l the
WJy
Tho ficsliman fours rowed first and
wv,-e.l a one mile course with Harvard
cut In front from the start. At the half
. . .
ir.lle tlie Crimson younr'ters were 11 sec-
mils Jhoml and they kept that lead coaches,
vnl!. li-r 11" finish when the No. 2 . As M'lIr npproarhes Columbia
' , v , ... ... , looms up ns n favorite. What little.
man In tlx' '"e shell oatiRht a crab bettltiR hs taken placo Ims been freak
n'i ended whatever chances his crew 1 Ish. Cornell's ndvanco Riiard Is wIlllnR
hid left- Harvard's tlmo for the mllo ,0...bel evo" ney that tho Ucd navy
i i .,,1 Vile1. w"' tn'M, two races. Tho Junior varsity
L .,.l 1111., n,irm'ei. u-)in rn,.,t l r:lC0 fCtmn ll:lvo I'.lcklnK of equal
fr'" ''ornell. Columbia nd
tie gentle men s elchts considered that ien.,;vlvniili the ontv thren crews en.
1 hilf n.lle race was a sulllcieut test 1 " 5 1nnla' ,ne 0,115 ,"rc" trews ,n
"ly It , ,,.'! the LMin w iV nl i "tretiRth of tho Cornell Varsity, and
,Je V'.n'I" .. 1 ,)f ,hi i. t .?.- ! of the Ithacan navy has ilwlndled con-
, ., t ti e em o ' the half m lo "Print. .
The time was llanaru, 3.0.i'; nl i
1 ,.. 1 1 , ,1,1. r,
' - ... . , . .i.i . ,
The olhclals at this afternoon s raees
ere. JU'Irm. for Harvartl, Lharlei
Morgan, for aie, l ml Allen : time-,
krf,rs, iur i.ii.iiu, imiies .-.iieaie.
flT l.ile. Uoliert J. Cook. Harvard I
r.Tiilni.m elRht rowed tin to llro:nl
r"-- , , - 1
i tsr aftrr Its victory, and the Herrlck I
cap, hlch was won by Yale last year.)
vis lllled with wine, ami members of (
loth crews h.ul n drauRht, 1
Yale' two varsity eishts were Riven j
1'iht PM
in imniir inn criiiim, uui me iii'iu. .
man eight did not launch Its shell,
Coifh Nlck.ills followed the senior crew I
across the river opposite Ited Top In tho I
Iiumh lllngo. and after n half hour's
mirlns In short stretches tho crew r- I
turned to tne tloat. One of the largest
cmwJ of Rr.iduntes seen at Yale quar
tr in years watched the blif crew nt
work on the river nnd the oarsmen did
cleaner and smoother rowItiR "than they
have exhibited since coming from New
Haven.
Coach Olannlnl looked nfter the see
tmd varsity boat, the crew belnp con
tented with a couple of raclnpr starts and j
short paddle near the boathouse.
Harvard's crews did not so out for
rractlce until after the afternoon races
nere. rowed and It was close to 7 o'clock
when Capt. Murray ordered his men Into
the ihtlL The Junior varsity and fresh
man eights followed on the water as
Quickly as possible and all threa crews
remained but a half hour paddling off
Red Top. Jim Wray coached tho eights
from his single shell Instead of from the
The two Harvard varsity crews continue
to be f ivorltes In their respectlvo rnces
to-morrow. The freshman race Is u
Uuu;, but Harvard backers hint that
tlejr will sweep the river ln nil three
events. At Vale's quarters the senior
oev Is Ixikert upon ns liavlna; an even '
chance, to win and the Klls havo not
rhen up hopes of landlns tho Junior and
freshman events, ns the two mllo con
tuu always havo proved to be un
certain. There have been no nhakeups
cr changes In either tho Harvard or
Tale bats this week and tliu oarsmen
art allll enjoylns excellent health and
have thown no signs of growing stale.
The big Hudson Itlvcr passenger
iteamer Adirondack arrived from New
York this afternoon nnd Is dolnR duty
it Central wharf to-night us a tempo
rary hotel and restaurant. The steamer
I!1 remain until to-morrow nlsht and
tike torre of the race visitors back to
the metropolis Some of tho underprod
uces fr m both Vale nnd Harvard have
put In an appearanco nnd are having
huh Jinks In tho lobbies of the' two
leading hotels.
That ono of the largest crowds seen
It thw city for neveral years will bo
on hand to-morrow Ix predicted, ami
rest.iur.iiit keepers have accordingly
'i J in a heavy block of provisions. Tho
hotels both In tho city and close by re
port record breaking applications for
roums, uto comers bclnu answered by
the laconic words "Nothing doing; full."
A half hundred yachts had unchorud
along the four mllo courfco nt du.sk to
r.lg t Commodore -Morton l- Plant'n
'.earner Kanawha, ono of tho official
teats, is anchored near the blurting flag.
Col Oliver 1'ayne'b steamer Aphrodite
another large yacht that has taken
ip a alton near tho naval station.
The itvenue cutters Oresham und JIo
Uwk took up their positions on tho
loer end of the course to-day and tho
Acukhiiet will bo stationed up the course
tt-niorruw,
Iloth upper and lower harbors are
!otled to-night with lights with at least
a hundred pleasuro craft ranging In tlzo
from the big three masted schooner
Mchts to the tiny motor boats, lirly
to-morrow morning the flotilla will
'ellh anchor and make the big draw
bridge swing cpen many times before
1.39 o'clock, tho hour fcet for the varsity
". netting In the city late to-night
'as reported to bo at odds of 5 to i
favor of Harvard, but little money
la Known to have been put up.
The New Haven Itallrond will oper
j'f & number of xpeclal trains Into-New-wndon
to-morrow afternoon, from New
jork. lioston and Now Haven. Tlun
Ireds of automobiles are expected and
'ttra traftle ofrlcrs have lieon sworn
in to hamllo the crowd. The weather
Prediction for to-morrow Is fair and
armer
Jlsrinrd I'arnrlte Over Yule.
Md of in to 9 that Harvard wins the
London vnnslty crew race to-day
re fiuotei yesterday by l-'red Schumm.
no otfereii jciio on Harvard nt this
J!' T'im b.:ltniR was reiiorted ns ijulet.
wiumii .1 ,3 favorlto at 1'ouglikecpsle.
tnteii lain nil .Innlnrs) to 1'lnr.
, l"J' 'i tho lawn tunnls tournament
,1 , ".'"'Kin next Monday afternoon I
M fie. twelve clay courts of the Clifton
wiiiik i uui at Arrochar, Htatcn Island.
Tno tournament has been Nnlictloiicd by
'1. 1 mieil Stales National, Iiwn Ten
"'I A-sn- 1,'itlon nnd Is open to nil boys
"oltr li jearH of ago. Tlif courts nru
"Uhed bv the South Hunch trolley til
naileii i, venue or by the rapid transit
" Arrochar station. Hoth these lines
"nct with the ferryboats from White
"Il ttreit. Manhnttan Untrles close
Otto H (larbo; 14 Marlon avenue,
awpltiton, Staten Island, to-morrow at
' o'clock, and may lie made by either
mall or telephone.
kill in in I iik Unlrs Announced.
.Keciipjry Itublen announced yester
OiY the, dalea for the A. A. U. swim
ming championships) to bo held nt Ban
'.nncld'o. The dates nro: 410 yard
i'm. July l'j; bSO yurd swim, July
Jf! one mile swim, July J3, nnd high
!lnr and lone distance swim, July
I'oCiiiiki.ki'hii:, .liine 2 4. There wusi .1 i
iiituvi niuwilm (lOWn 1(11111) III IMP WOlK 1
of the various, crew. assembled here I
ror me twenty-first nnmi.il regatta of
the Intercollegiate Rowing Association. ;
and Clinch Jim nice, of Cohiitihta said ho ,
vo.ilii .inn mie ui 1,0111111111.1 sniti no
..-. t.n....U ...UI .1 I t . , I
was tiiroui,n with the hnr.l work "H i ;
to-i"ou cvoto tnu remaining dns to ,
poiisning on wnat tew ueiceis situ re-
innln ln t,i. e,i,i....,i.. !.. i.
i . . ' , " , , w ,
"1 light ilay of It. n thing unusual
II" tl Qunker camp. Stanford rowed n
I "nrd four miles over the course thin !
J mornliu, while Courtney continued Hh
' policy of keeping the men tloTVn stream 1
. . m a.. i
'rom me curious eyes or inn icuow
M,(1rrullIv , 1B ,,1Mt W4.ek ,.mtrtm.j. ,
,0.,!,. thnt Iu. ,loes lot ktmw ltM
rcni strciiRth. Twice ho nttempted time
iieui niieilKlli. i H ll r lie lllieiuiueii inuo
,rlnl!( ()ll)v , ,l;ne xhcm H.,olel llV a
, i...KV.. wa:i. from a,,i.. .teamers. This
t,)rK , j.t XK ,.,,. down to
MlUon ,, fonow0,i tho samo course
tliin afternoon. It Is hardly possible
...... 1.. .. m 1,1. ...... 1... ......
ill. li. 11," ..ill ,11, u 111.-. ...in,. u.vi.1,.111
nilles now.
T10 Columbia varsity and Junior
,.Rhts came down stream this mornltiR
In rouRli water and showed themselves
to bo one of the best crews 1 it oamnan-
fnip on tno river, hich Kept mem in
their lanes, the Juniors usimr No. 1 and
tho varsity No. 2. At tho bridge swells
from a passing ferryboat prompted tho
coxswain to call a halt. IClce bellowed
out for them to ploiiRh rlRht throiiRh
the rouRl. spot. This they did and with
such Rrace that the coach afterward 1
said they wero tho best roush water
crews ho ever had seen.
Syracuse's stock Is fluctuating because
tho absence of 0sman, the powerful I
of
stroke. Ossman was out yesterday and
nRaln to-day. Ten Kyck tut Id be was
fccllns well nnd would be all rlsht to
row to-morrow.
DodRe stroked tho
Oranse arslty In tho nbsenco of Oss
man. rno nature 01 ins uiness is siicn
that It Is feared that two days rest .
may weaken him and so decrease the
powe rof tho wholo boat. Until Ossman I
WARD BEATS FIXMAN
AND REACHES FINAL
New York University Man Is
Effective in First Set,
Then Krrntic.
New JtocitKU-K. N. Y., June 21. Van
derbllt Jt. Wnrd reached tho Anal round
lu tho Quaker ltldgn championship sin
gles by defoatlng lilmund J. Fixman ot
. ..... ,,..i..,i,.. I., tlio leml.llnal !
round nt the New llochclle l.awn Ten
nls Club hero to-day, 20, C 1, 3.
Fixman played very I?00-1 tennl' In tlls
first set, but grow crratls In the next
two and could accomplish llttlo npalnst
Ward's hard driving. Tho nummarlcs:
Quaker Illdie Cliinplonhlp Xlrn'j filnrles
Pounh T round--I)r. William itoenbaum ile
feateil Harold riwaln. 0-2. I. ,.,. . ,,
l&-tfZiS&t E. J.
F1Mlen'ns,n.VBs-SfC(ml roiind-ll. M. I'hllllps
ami Want defeated Hooker sin! hmlth. o -3.8 -at
ostendnrt iuwI Hunter defeated Hoicrrs una
"'fhlnlroultd-Plillllpi nnd Ward detested
(iraiiger and O'llrleii. 0-2. .v-l. Wcndort and
Hunter defeated FMicr and I Islier. ?.'-.
Mlxid llonbles- -PlrM round Ml Wagner
nnd A.J. O-undorf defeate.1 Mrs. II. II eoe eiii.l
1" T ilunter. l- I. n- J:. Mr. nnd Mr llainmrtt
defeated Mls5raneraudW.Grani!cr.o-l.i-7,
B rJ'rond rmind-MI drove and J. It. Kteln
kanipt defeated Mrs. Ilumphrle- a id I. Hart
iiiaiiti 4--41 7 -s .-.: Mrs.niidMr.il. I llrljis
!l, f"atcd Mri. W'llbouni and W. C. Knltal. f 1.
Nr'ntl'tlnal round- Mls drove and J. II.
Klelnkainpf defrsted Miss I'arrett and tl. Knltal.
li- 1, u- 1.
WINS MEDAL AFTER DEFEAT.
Mrs. Fox Mnkri n S I" PlnyolT of
Tie- nt SlmMiiee.
Rii.vw.S'iai. I'd.. June 21. Ono of the
..... . -... .,,,.iIm b n woman over I
1 ,7lVn of tho ShawnJe Country Club I
went to the credit of Mrs. Caleb V. 1-n.x JuVrnty-ono holes), it. s. Jarvl,. Saejklll bent inV"'vv 'xiurvoJ' m.c1 M h,'f.rx,i"",v'
of Huntingdon Valley n tho playolf of M. J. Wright, Itocklnnd. :i and pp. n. Lmnili, , ,J c,,,11,1f '."'l1' Jf? w
?L ! e toalw Mrs. Fox. Mrs. lloe-kland, bent 12. 11. Titus. Hocltlnnd. 7 and r: Hearinan. l-uj Kill.. 103 P. Th el. Cr
the tie here to- ay. .,' v.. A. Mosey. Itockland, bent Dr. II. l. Smith. 03. H. I W clton, I Ichmond County,
ltonald H. Harlow , ,, , ' Horklarul, 2 and I (I. A. Loeser. Ilocklsnd. bent i J- ',. ,x '"' M'. ,."",".' l.04,' . v
Kleunor Chandlir of Huntingdon alley T, it, wiillnms, llockland, '.' nnd l: M. I). Mills, fan. lox HlPs, lot: c. h smith. Jr.
had tied for the 'inedal yesterday at 9, llorklnnd. bent IV. Jablne, Sse-klll, I up-11 II j iililtier. 103. T. S Wheeler. Plalurleid
had tied tor iiic i m ' i ) ..IOItms.ii. llockland. hint W. T. Thnniiison, I IJV '' --V -'urponter. New Yo.k i.oif.
but III the playoff Mrs. I ox won D) a n.km,,,!, ,y default; W. 11 Fallon. Iturkland. J : P- M Ivendlg. Fox IIIIk. nn. J
,.l,ln m.iiirlri. celtlng round 111 02, finish- i ,e,.i I-' ll.new llockland. hv ilefnlllt. Iloth. .Munlialtatl. 10'J, W I.. IMeiee Tnv
itur lulib -in 8 and a 5. MM. Harlow had
ng Willi .ui o . ill '
89 and Miss t-nnnuitr ,
xe co-itch nlav earlier In the day Mrs.
Fox was defeatod. hut .Mrs. Harlow and
Mlm Chandler wtm. Three women well
known In tho Now Yoik district, Miss
Madeline Uand.ll of Fox Ill.lls. .Mrs.
Florlnn Krug of Kuglewood and Mrs. W.
1. Seaman of ltlchmond county, won
their llrst round matches iu tho hccond
eight. The summary!
First Ktghl. First Hound Mrs, Ronald
It Harlow. Merlon, beat Mri. Albirt Mac
Donald, I'lalnlleld, 9 und n. Mrs. A. K
IIIMsteln. Hala. beat .Miss Florence Mc
Neil)', Merlon. 7 and ; Mr", llrnry Hlet
eon. Huntingdon Valley, heat Mrs Caleb
' Pox, Huntingdon Vulle). 4 und !; Mies
Ihtuiior Chandler. Huntingdon Volley, beat
. . . . If V. V h el Ii Iflllfj 1 111!
.Mrs. II. . riioui. ... .
c..,i iMubt. First Hound .Mrs. W ,S.
,;,a. Fox Hills, beat Miss (I. 12. Pick.
, hardt. KngU'wood, 1 up; .Mrs. ivioriou urug,
Khuwnec, beat Miss Juunnette Slorr-i,
Si ran on, una ;, aire. ,i. i. m ii,
...... I I.au, Vie. .1 Prloe Will.
lamsiin. NVynniliiB Valley, I up.
Third Llgni, rirsi iiouini ..iif. i.,
PlckUardt. Hnglewoud, beat Mrs. C . S 1
ii'niriioii... llackensark. 4 and 2. Mrs. ,
C. II. Lawrence, jr.. I'lninni'iu. neai jir
(I II. Curtis. (Ireenwicn, 1 tip; .Mrs. Denna
Ogden, ISroensburg, beat Mrs J. J. Singer,
ureensniiif., . ; '"", .....-
bouse, llaikeninck, beat Miss (Irare Far
relly, tlnglewood, ,6 and 4,
Young l'orslrr Criishra Jnnea,
Yonkkhs,, Juno 24. H. W. Forster,
the seventeen-yeur.old star, defeated K.
II, Janes of tho University Heights
Lawn Tennis Club In the second round
of tliii tourney at the Nuppecknmack
I-iiwii Trunin Club at Lincoln Ktqtlou,
near here, to-day, fi 3, C4, He will
play Itobcrt Hnckctt on Saturday, and
Die winner will meet (lie winner of thb
A. lVlir-M. Pt Hall mntcli In the semi
fliuU rou'nX '
became Mick Smucuso was being idled
'.".is iiv.r,.; vi s.. .
this &' ...TO
I2yk Is not wurryliiK over tliu temporary ,
absence of 1,1, powerful stroke.
Nhkalls wanted to put Hunter back
"l -SIF. a. Ill lllf 1 Villi III'BIIIII.III l".'ll, T
jUl ))ri nml,.y ,,,, )t ,,mlM i)n 1)t.t,r
tii give th" youngster another day f
i.iiiaauii is lowing wnne uinm-r i
a nuttier i
i "eing prini" d to replace, Mm Mekaus
. . ... .
, Mont his crews up past Columbian ipi.ir-
.. nt hi crews up pant Columbian ipi.ir-
,... niormil? an(, . HuM tllcm
down stream for .1 kooiI two mile row, .
Mopjilnp them occasionally when the '
l!c0cn.Utfi, Oiem 'ofT ti."!' ru"tMK start I
npnln. On one sprint tho Junior elKht ,
.....i.. . . . . . ....
causni a crao on uie port xiiiu ana tno
shell narrowly escaped serious trouble. l''nyd n Htartllns rounn at carsua e 111
Tho tholo pins do not allow for much H amateur-professional coinpetltlon
freedom, and when anythlm? rocs wroni? that precede.1 th- 1!;H Metropoll an open
an oar breaks or tho man kocs over- ' chnmplonslilp. led the bin l-ox Hills I eld
board. Often both happen. yesterday with a 75. The other KOirer
Stanford rowed up the river nnd then ""dor SO was Harold Slater of the home
hit down th.. course lit 11 Ioiir htroko who. despite the fact that lie Has
of .". It was n, nu.isl tlmo trial, but flayed Rolf only once or twice this sea
there was no nniunincement of the tlmo 1 son, played around yesterday In 'J.
consumed In coverliiR tho course. Coach 1 . who has Juat complctcl his
Oueren.i spent a koo.1 deat or tliiw freshman year at tho LnUerslty r
eoachlnu his new man, ltoseis. at No. , Pennsylvania, has been playlnc r.u I'hll
Tills nftiTnoon (lueiena went down ailelphl.i courses all sprlmr and has Just
jtrnim 1.11,1 ii-..rl.f.,1 .... .M'ti-nl tiliniinl to bin home at M nitelalr. He
Marts. He retiitned after luxlm? niv
oied seven ntllcf. and su-pped the crew
at the Mulsh line. It rami for a half 1
'" niralnst a stilt breeze and showed
' - ..v..
surprlMm,' sp. ed for such Rlanis. The ,
wan 2 :27. I
There U a bad spot at Orme, No. fi, I
ror Mlico the coast champions left San
IVanclco ho haw lost nine pounds, tic
u,.lirhs,i ini nn.i tin,.- u .im.,, 1.. iv
1 ---r...... ... ...... ...... .0 ..w....
He raid the los was duo bi nothing.
M'Ut the fact tl.at lie had to break train-
l"B for the five days consumed In travel-
dm- across the continent. Ho felt con-I
lldent that lie would bo back to top
lldent that lis
weight nealii by .Monday. Ouerena said
his crew I. Just hitting Its stride and
rtRritted that there was such a short
tlmo left, ln another week, he said, his
crew would make them all sit up. I
interest in the ).Ufll.irvnri! race is
mot keen. The few who have mad..
c!'dces favor tin. Crimson crew. Kv. 11
Vivian Nlckalls favors the Cambridge
clan In the hip raco over that c...i.hed
tiy his brother lluy. Jim HIce Kild Har-
van! ought to win by two lengths. It
will be no walkaway In his opinion. 1
but a haul nice from start to llnish. j
Vivian Nickalls conceded tho race to
Harvard by a leiiRth. Charles K. Court
ney was said tn have Riven tho race
to Harvard by two leiiRths. but ho di-
nied It. "I haven't seen either crew
sines last year," he said. "So what
vului? would my opinion be worth?"
CONNOLLY HAS STIFF MATCH.
Dotm Carroll ,in et eiiti-a-nt li
irern lu Heaeli Seinl.tlniil.
Palisades, N. V.. June 21. Play was
brought down to tho feml-llnal round
of the Hudson Hlver golf championship
nt tho Hockland Country Club to-day j
nnd tho four survivors In tho struggle '
fOr lhrt title nre (' V nnlim .,.Oi ,
lor tne tine arc . . . Honton, .'-aegkllf,
and Stuart I. Connolly, ltockl.ind, ln
k 1-. 1 1 , ..
the upper bracket, nnd Charle:i H.
llrown, Sacgklll, nnd I! L. Smith,
Dutchess. In tho lower. I
. . ,? . inoiimig ;rom
I.. . Watson of Putchess, but had a
narucr tiino tins nrturnoon against I i.
M. Carroll, a e 11 nnate. Tho moteh
... ... ,' .i... ....
tUO
former .Metropolitan Junior chimplon
winning by 2 up and 1 tu play. Jtiown i
also went lo tho sevcnteenlli thU after, i
noon befoie disposing ot 12. H. Wilson of ,
Itockland, and Smith won on t' twen-
ty.secnnd green from W. Wettrrau, an.
other Dutchess golfer. Ilenton won
. ... .1 , l . i . '
both his matches by big margins. '1 ho ,
Bummarles: I
lluteliess, t and .1 V. II. Iliown, Sarirklll, la.-it
.1. M. I.oomw, Kockland, 3 and .' L. II. Wilson.
Ilocklatul. beat l)r C. ilMerhi'ld SaegkHI, 6
and 111 W. Wettrrau. Diilrhiss, brat W II. Slier
I ill, Duti'lu ss. 4 and 1: II L. Mnitli. Uutclii-vi,
lvit A. L. Si i'llgni.in, Sacgklll, S up.
Sif-oiul Hound lleiilon brat Co) l.'endatl, 3
and I' Connolly beat Carroll, 1 nnd I Iliown
beat Wilson, 3 and 1; Smith beat Wetlcrau, I
up ISJ holes,
lleaten Light first round llv.ms beat Jen
nings, 1 up' Watnn ben Van Srlialck. 2 and 1:
l.oouils la-at Ostcrheld, and I. Slierrlll biat
Stellgimiiin, I tip, holesi
Second Slvleen Plrsi round c Moore, Saejr
Mll, bent II. Arinstrong, llocklaiiil, . and 3:
M, (I. Miller. Itoclilmid, heat .1 Kelle; . I at In'Si,
fi and II P. V. II Lnligaere. Sac ..kill, beat ( A.
Vim ii its, Sacgklll. .' and :l. I. (irlilllh. Sargklll,
beatW. (). Hnss. Ilocklimd, S and I P. .1 Print.
Itocklnnil, bent II Nelson, Initrliess, 5 and I
S. W, Pox, Jr.. Itockland, bent C. T Snuill,
llocklatd, bj default P M Drrr. HiK-klatnl.
ls-rtt 12. V. Pftl.iri. Sacgklll. V and I. II. S lloi).
s.trpKiii. neaiii ii iio,s, iiocKinno, n ami a,
mid
T.,lrd hlt.ee,,.. llrst, round V. C Sherrill.
Second round -Jan l bent slii-rrlll. 5 and 3; .
Mosey bent Looinls, 3 nnd S Lorser beat Mill..
, up (nluelirn holi-s; Oltmnii beat Fallon. 4
lilld 3.
llealen l'lirlit Wilirlit bent Million'. 2 tin:
Titus heat small. 4 und .1:.lalilne bent Williams.
t nml 7; rnoiiipson ncni iirprw, i up.
.' York Mate LcriBilr.
AT IJTICA-riltST (!AMI2.
It II 12,
Tiny ...n o o n i n o n n o i it
lhlr.1 nolo o o o o ii 0 o I ; 2
Hattrrirs Troy- Parsons and I'llztcruld,
Ullcn-Obirlln and Mi Dunoillh.
Ki:co.n OAMti.
ii ii i:
Tiny ii n ii ii n ii o o j i
I'iIim . . . . o u o o o o i i :i
Iluttirlts Troy Jnruiauand Mcllratli. Liha
- Sherry and .McDnnmigh
AT WII.H1JSIIAH(!12.
II 11. n
lilniiliHuitim... t o 2 n n n 4 ii l s m 2
Wllkesbartc .ion 0 2 a I) o it -ti u ?
Hatleries lllnghnintou Sllioii, Unrip and
l'ltrreon; Wllliesbaric -Me)rrs und llrleger.
AT SCHANTO.V -FHIST (IAM15
n,n y,
1 : 1 1 1 r u li II 0 il ll 11 I -el s 'j
Keriniiim . .0 1 o o o 1 o I o :i 7 '.:
Hniurlcs Kiniirn capori'iancini'inis, Mcinn
ton-- lliirlit'Mitl and -Miller.
bllt'ONl) (i.MI2.
II. II 12.
P.liiilrn ... .a n o n ii t ii n o i n ;i
Sriiiiitnii I u u n 2 o ii t x-:i t
llntti rli'H - Illinlra-Capiiri'l unit llenils; Scran-ton-
lllgglns and Miller.
AT KVIIAClISi: -F1H.ST (1AMI2.
, 11.11.12.
Alhn id'., .on ii :i o 2 on ii n nun no n on i cm i
Syrncllse.il 01 0 100(10 IIIIOUOIIOOOO .'.111 H
llntteili's Albati) (inlse i, .laciihsnnd Niige,
Si r.'iruse Fricl. Cornwcll and Tyler
KlK.'HNt) (2AM12,
It II I!
Allmiiy ,. I II I II ,0 2 I 1
ttyrneuse . , . . .0 1 I 0 0 -3 & 1
I'nlled ilnrlllii'ss.
Ilaltrrli's Ahnuy--rfi'liiiildlaudKiigleiS) ra-tiuae-llclgcr
und Tyler, '
First SUtecn-ITr.t round -C V. Ilenton. ' '.h.r la ,, hl Vfi.im. I
Saecklli. beat S. s llvnns, Hoeklntid. a and I ' y-J "! '' -,'V " i,rPM'orVi. cirn,,
P. Covki-iidHI. Twanlfsklll. beat II M. .leniilngs. , J'eSk7,a1'kf"", 11 '!."' Vloi.,,11 w, . 1 r
Twaolfsl.111, t mi: Stuart ) Connoll). HiK-k- ', To. si Tl 'i iv,m ,L i- I
Mini, beat 12. V Wntmn. Duti'lirss, .1 nr,t . I JJilH M. II I- )'H . tox Hll, i... I.
12. ii. Carroll. Hocklaml. beat T. Van Selinlrk. I P. A'lalre. hot Hill.. S. W. hair-
,, hok'si. l.onr icre K oVlffllli. i I! ' cirence'T lSi' 1" W
Puisl beat Pox. 2 up: Doty bent Ilyer, I nnd I 1 1 ,;,.? ti . I V i t.a. 101 It u ' t, i,-Peuel!"'-.
ln:Jfd.ht';' 'iio'ss Vmm'T'and 'l - Mr" mn'jthfo .' T.' A.llendenn.ng. ScVr',-
- .... - i i- iiiiyimru, ,ieii iiiiiKe, lu-, l.llusm
79 IS XBXT
ony two of the 110 golfers who ptaved
ln 1ll0 miaifvlB round of tho Vox Hills
1 ,
rii.if nn'i Invitation tnnriinniriit yes-
- -' '
urdny Wero able to do letter than SO.
The hliili fCorlnK wax rather KiirprlnlnR,
.. .. .... ... , ...
1 u ,11. WI.fl I O.C f.llMllll 1(111. UTIC Ullllll '
- -
r,'l't for " wind that was Ineonveiilent on
"'Pi for a wind that wax ineonveiilent on
,,. ,,0,C!) ,, 1C m,iity of the Held
wnl) rurh tmt mvrr scores were ex-
I'te W. Hyer of Montclalr. tho
.vounu Kolfer who won the Sleepy Hoi-
f111' iiiiiriuiiiiuiil Intlt 'ifl( Htltl Willi
ku. -
plail pood consistent polf all of the
w ay oMerday. Ill
the tenth, whuie h
rach the Rreen. .
ins worsi mpse wai in
ho took three shots to
.unl then- took three
. . t
putts. On the next hole,, houexer, he
made up for part of his bad coif by hoi-
Iur a mashle shot for 11 3. Ills cam.
rrsnk V. Urrr. Moutclalr:
oat.... 1 t a t a f.
In ! 3 3 5 j 3
3 631
1 4 3J 7S
Slater was out In 3D and back In 10
fr ,H 7H, tmd was well satlsileil with
hl, K,h T,vo mou. i-0x lPlls golfers
.. r .t In order on the list.
Austin 1'. Palmer, with an 42, and
August K. Kainmcr, with an si.
-Max .Marston, tho new holder of tho
Jirsev title, turned up at tox Hills ye.
trd,y. althouuh ho had put In the
Unit three days ,if the week playing
, " "ur"; "V"1 "l, " '
1 , n "f ',, m
l""?1! of hl? lo"u,,t ,L' ' L.i.r
in tho tournament nt liuiitniKoon i
,l"T ,.. . v. . . 1
". .... ..-
worl M Ap.iw.uuls, nnd for thHt
reason was wraw upon a" "lie
favorites yvsterd.ij. kept up the Illusion
until he readied the home hole. Vari
oiw kinds of trouble cost him on S for
the hole nnd an n." fur tho round. Fur
a while he thought that It was an
S7, as ho had penalized hlnielf at
tho ninth, where some one stole bis ball.
1'pon explaining bis predicament to the
committee lie was allowed to deduct the
tii.ti.iliv stroke uhlnh he thoucht be had
! incurred.
It was lucky for him that the com
mittee knew Its business, for an 87
would have put him ln a tie for the
last few places ln the first sixteen, with
tho attendant danger of dropping back
Into tho second.
l'lve tlxteens qualllle.1 and match pluy
will Wgln this morning, the tournament
..n.llm- n,t v. , t ftr.tn Th ,rn,M r
mtnrnk w. 0.,r, Montclalr.
rs, .j itarniii iair r., mii. :. Austin
l. 1'altin r. I'.iK Aucusi P Km-
m,r j.-x nil.. sj; 11 t. .Mien Kn Hill-,
J Sesmin. l'nx Mills, si Muweit
It- Marston. lUliunrol. (. chsrWs lliteh-
..b. Jr. l'mni Judi'h. ft.. Aifri-.l .Mor-
r-ll. ll.ickeium k. ... lro r, Piatt. New
virk tiulf. s: u i. 11 ttllry. Pox Hills.
rl
11. v.ii:iins, mi.'iiii 1
Mi.
xi.lnaipr. fox HUH. 7. .Morton U Pearey.
uaUland. ?, S. O. riark. Sleepy Hollow,
k 7 : c'lilsboim nach, i-m iiii'k s;
seeona pixit en lilll Aiisnn.
Kf x
'.iunt. VT. I.lovil Telft. Pox Hllli. SS W
I,... ll.rnl.lM l.r lllll. U. 1. I II.
-x link, liub'in. . T. W." Potter. U,-t-
. li-.t, r. vs. A. W.'nnle. Pox II
"''j. Allison. MldlHiid, !. Tho
llliis s- inn
Ionian It i'oii-
idlV S'lV lilchard" it" Man, k. Pox
llllta. 19; W. W Van Loan. Pox Hills. t!.
"rtlamit Van Cllef. Klelimond County. Sf.
JIol'1" ."'l l,,,'nu'!.Ko.U''l"' V!' Vii-
.iwunlon, Hiinw ooille. s?; J I. Hale,
,1UK,1Wood. w. II. s. I'.Hne. Tox HUH, so
Third Slxrteu Jamb A J.mln. r x
child. Kox Hills, a.t James l Pool, An
wamis, 14: C. c I'cirson. itrecnwlch yl.
Clarence Martin, il.-tlius rot, 1H, George
Wnnhl). Pox Hills, al: 1. 8. Danforth
Crescent, lis. P. A (lajuor. punwoodle. ti,
A. II. i.'uttlng, Mnutcialr. 'Ji
Fourth Slxteen--A. P. Uoth. Manhattan,
in; James el ll.ittsr-oii, Pox llll... HI,
11 irry li. Ca.liman, Ihiglewood. 116. J 1!
Hoik, Thornbury. ilC C. 11 imiiirrnian, 1
New Hacn. I7; P. C Hstiolng, Cresreni.
t7; Presil. y S MaeLauRhlln, Scarsdai.
'.7. Hniry llerlme. Scarsdate, ',7. II II .
MK'lellin. I'm III 1". 7, 12. C Ho'slon.
Sc-irsdale. : II H. Martin. (Irrsi Neck,
is. ileorKe 1-2. Armsironc, Kox III. is, Jl
U Slrobrl lee, Ininwondie. !S. P V Su. I
v.ui, Pox Hills. 9 II le Morrow. Antleri, ,
!C,i; II W Mason. North Jereey, 05.
riflh sixteen W. II. Harrone, Fox Hills 1
si; .V. W I'oineroy. Pox Hills. 59. Pr P.
M Mendel. New York Ciolf, 100, I). M.
Stewart, leunwuodle, 100. Ira M. lledgei.
IHaworth. 100, Dr. A. II. Thomas. Fox
i nun. loo: il waiter, iiichninnd c
-
lo.-kln Put Illile, 103:
T Shaw,
IHHa. His. K- S. Hogg, Midland no,
P. Hrew. H.icli. nrick. IIJ. W allace White
Mw.ino. 113 c Henry Pox Hi'ls, in.
i W 11) In til M-igt aw ,
unaiiarhed. 11 I)
II! ink Pox Hills. ISO. I
II Wood, Fox
Hills. I.u
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SANDS (JIVES TOl'ltXKV
Piiit.m:i.i'itiA, June 21. Ilillli.int
golf by Oswald Klrkliy of Knglcwnod,
former Metropolitan atnl New Jeivey
champion. In his llrst match, his de
feat bj It. C. Jnmes of M. rlnti In hts
second match and several hard fought
contCbts were the features of the llrst
nnd second rounds of Harold A. Kamls'H
Invitation tournament at the Merlon
Cricket Club to-day. Jerome P. Trav
ors. winner of tho I.ynnewood I Tall cup
at Huntingdon Valley on Wednesday und
of tho national open champlotmhlp at
Italttisrol last week. plned his tinial
game, that of winning holes when he
lias to, and won both his matchix.
After KIrkby had mndo n 71 In his
match with J. It. Maxwell, Jr.. of Merlon
In tho morning It was hardly expected
that Jaimn would beat him In tho after
noon. However, a comb nation of an
01T afternoon for Klrkliy and brilliant
putting by Janus iiccminled for the
the former's elimination from the
tournament. The match went an extra
hole, nnd had n putt of 20 feet that
Kitkl mmlo only staxed In the liols
ln-ti-.ul of Jumping out the result might '
have been different. The summary : I
Klr-t Hnuml--Jerome l. Tracers, t'oper t
.M'litilali ilrtraleil I.'. II. V. Tuiviis..iJ
Mrrlnn, 3 and 2; It rt. Kr.incls. .Merlon, I
ileri.iteit c. II. Webtter. Jr.. Krnnktnr.1. :
mill; Ull.i.'.nnli. Altuona. defe.iteil Win
ilirop Sargent, .Merlon. 3 Hint li II. II.
Kr.iniliif. Huntingdon Valley, detested W
K. V.irrnn. .M.rlun. 3 und I; II. Ilov
inn, lluniingdiin Vll. ileteninl II .M
ri.iilsnts. .Merlon, 2 mill 1. Maurice l!lsl.
Atl'inile City, ilete.iied II II Newton.
Prinkfnril. snd ;. Nnrmsn .Mi,wr.
Arimlmlnk, d.feateil 11. P. It.Neeiy.
Merlon, f. and i; U M Wash'iurn. Prime
1e.11, ilefeaieil II. P. Smith. Pine VhIIv). I
and I. .1 N .St.irns 3d. Vss",iit. ilsfeated
Itl.lrird Molt, Iliintlngdnu Valley. I and
i. W. II. (Unln.r :.l, llurt.llo. ilsfeated
-Mil'-lm ter. Whll.tnarsh 3 .net :. VVsl
er Ht-noids. Vooiltur. defeated A. W.
Tlllingtiast, Aronlmltik. 6 nnl 3. Ilarn'.-l
faiid Merlon. lefitil K.lwln ."alter
ihwalts. Aruminlnk. 7 and ,. M P. Jones.
KrankforJ. .lefsnto.l Hugh V!llnnitli)iv,
Jr.. Phlt.tJ'phl.i I'otintn. - ui. P
Sharwninl. Merlon, defeated J. A. MiCar
:hy. owrbrook. 3 anil 2: It. r Jam. .
Merlon, defealeil CerM rah.-rt. Aronlmlnk.
1 uti 2a boi; Oswald Klrkliy. Pngle
woo.l, itefaateil .1. it. -Maxwell. Jr. Merlon,
7 and
Set olid Hound Travers d.f, ited l-'ran-:
uid 1. Kram lns defeited Canan. 3
and 2. Iluxtnn defeated Itlsley. 1 up iJK
holel. Vastiliurtl dels ill., 1 Maxw'l t and
.. ilardnr defrt,itd Steam, 1 up. He.
no'.dt, d. teate.1 Sands. ; and 1 M.urwool
defeated Jones ( and J. Jatne rtfs.ite.l
Klrkby. ! up (19 hoie.
NIGHT AUTO RACES ARRANGED
llrluliton TrjieU. Nvrnr itf 12riita mi
MimiiIii .lnl r.
Tile llrlieliton lleach race track will
be the scene of the first night antomo.
bile racing ever held In the I nlted
States on Monday. July J. Leading
mile trark drivers will battle1. The
racek will be held In the afternoon
and e-venlng. arrangements hnUng been
made to llisull ihe large st lighting plant
of il kind for the evei.'tig events en as
to ili.MinguNh the o.irM anu drivers a
rt.idlly as in the daytime
A large dectricil plant with powerful
riltrogin lamps and se.irelillghlk T. ill be
us- tl to lllumlnato the i-oarsi- and a
high c.invns wall will encircle the entire
enclosure. The powerful lights placed
iweiily-llvo feet np.irt with the aid of
the white canvas wall for a background
will produce- a daylight tlfeit. The
lamp" will Is ho arranged that the
r.veis will not see Hie glire large
reiTeclors being use-d te, divrrl the light
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H'aller Merrill Hall and Charles I,. John
ston. Jr.. played close to foini ln the
semi-final lound of tho lawn bmnls
tournament for tho Middle States title
at trie Oruiigo Lawn Tennis Club hero
to-d.is. but with ver.t dllTi-teiit result".
Hill, who held the 'lite In 191 1. Httiick
is sttlde for the llrt time this year
and defeited 1-2. P. Larncd, btother of
tho fain, us William A.. In straight sets
nt fi 1, K 1, while Johnston, who once
was New llngland Intercollegiate cham
pion, came down out of the clouds nfter
his surprising defeat yesterday of (Jus
lave F, Touchard, the national Indoor
champion, 'and was beaten In straight
sets to-day by Harold A. Throckmorton,
Junior metropolitan champion, at $ 1,
i 2.
Hall's tennis has been Improving stead
ily through this tournament, but be
ts uise of hl showing earlier In the sea
son he was not figured as hiving any
speclallv bright chance of coming out
to the final round. N w. however, ininge.
lite different and because of Ids showing
iigaiust Lamed yesteidai and the fact
Ih't in their btt meeting Hull de
feated Throckmorton easily the fjrnier
Middle Sl ites champion Is regarded us
H likely winner of the llnal round
match to-morrow. And tied only that,
but many figure that he has nn unusual
chanco of beitlng Karl It. Hthr lu the
challenge lound for the title on Satur
day. In the w men's single" and doubles
play was brought down to the seml-llnal
lound. Miss Clare Cassel and Ml
Molla HJurstedt are bracketed together
In the top half of the s'tigle. while
In the lower section Mls na A. Kl-ci
of I'hlluilelphi'i Is drawn against Miss
Helena Pollock Mls Cassel and Mls
HJurstedt are teamed In the double"
and will play Miss IMim Wlldey and
Mls Jewett in tho top half, while In the
tower hnlf M,"" Kissel and Miss Florence
llallln compete with Miss Al.hlo Jtoril
s. n and .Mrs. K. Van Winkle. All of
'lie-e matches will be played lo-niorrow.
The llHll-lvtrned mulch attracted thu
big gallery, and n very partisan gallery
P. seemed, for despite Hall's brilliant
pl.ij tne gre.it majority of the appl.iue
we-it to l.arnel. J.irnei was fresh for
the iniitili. as ho moved Into the seml
llnal round i-atolil.i , while Hall had to
take the court after tlnishlng a fourth
round match In which he defeated O. A.
1.. Dloi no at 0 2. 6 I. Hall did not
get going very well In the llrst set and
he had a hard tight to win It at (14.
Lamed was very strong at the net and
choked olT many of Hall s drives. In the
second set. however. Lamed became very
weak on his service and made eleven
double faults. Hall In the meantime- had
his fore'i.uid and backhand drives work
ing to iieifi'ctli.ii and msiI L'irneil fie.
quentH or looped the splire over his
head Ltrii.-d came w.thin ,t point of
winning four of the ti games taken by
Hall, but th- latter alwos m inage d to
b'lng Hu m to duce and pull them out.
Johnston and Throckmorton both had
fourth round matches to play before
they rune together In the seml-tlnal The
fo' nor .1,-t'e.ited L P. Woodbury at o,
C I rind the latter e'lti-nated Walter
I, Pile it l - I l 3 llii, were v ime
f, w ihni i lOUght Join stun would bear
tho Woodbrldgo High School boy qilltei
easily, but the closer followers of tile
game realized that the; speed und haul
strokes of thu yomigslei' would piove u
lough ptoposltlon for tin- erstwhile col
levtlrill lo solve. And so It tinned out,
for it was Johnston's Inability to swing
his racket In time to mi'ct a hard hit ball
that defeated him.
Miss HJurstedt had .in i-ii") I line ot It
again In-day and, won two matches In
straight sets. I'lr't tho defeated -Misel
Minion Holmes nt il o, 1, mid fol
lowed this by a vlcloiy over Miss dwell
ilolyn Hrnnilon at ti l,.i 1, making her
tot nl of lost games for tho tournament
only three. The stimm.uies-.
Middle state. Clititiiploiisbli, Men's
Singles. Fourth Itniiml Walter .M. Hall de
reaird II, A. I- Dlunne, I, .', 6 4; Charles
U Johnston, Jr.. d le-ited Lawrence li.
Woodbury, HO, u 1; iurold A. Thrork
niorton defeated Waller L. t'.ite, 6-1.
t 3
Seml-llnal llound Walter M. Halt da
feated 12. I', Lamed, fi I, 1 1 Harold A.
Throckmorton defeated Chnrles L, Jolm
soii, Jr. 6 1. ii .1'.
t'liaiiiidonshlp Men's Doubles. I-Mrsi
lound -Cliar ten L. Johnston. Jr.. and Ar
thur M. Loillioii,) defeated Mails Maekay
and II. P. .Mi Liin, ,; j. 6;.
S.i ond Uiimiil- el. .v. L. Iilorin. and
pirtne-r won Irom II. McKay Ulaanlirook
and turttier hy d, fault: '. P W.n-on mi l
Churl-e M. Hull. Jr. d-f.-at.-d ItUlig Ulkei
and W. I' Coiupton i,-i. T & ; Clmrli's
1., Juliiialuu, Jr.. and Xnntir M Lotlliond
won from Les le i. i.'oop. r and Vil.nttn'
l'.ly l,v default. l. II. Miles and I. i.
oodliur anu fioui W..;iinl A. Laiui-I
and 12. P. Lamed hy .li-faillt. P. Itog.ri,
and It H. ltoi(rrs won tfom t!. Toi.tnd
and iiattnei by d, fault , IV.irl, A. .M..J.,,
and A U l k II. .Mall. Jr., delealed llloe-i
P. TIioiii.i-, Jr., und Allen .1. Head.
j -I. S- a.
Third Hound C. P. Wntrun and Charles
M. Hull, Jr, won Irnm il. A. I.. Iiioime
and partner by iWaillt; ("edrlc A. .Major
and -V 1 r I k II. Man Jr., won Irolll p.
Itoiieis and It II lingers l,y ,, rillllt.
1'hllhlplotii.hlp Wolncli s Mil!'". Svcolld
ttoulid Miss Clare I'asxc! won from Mr.
llareii-r-Wallach t,y dsftult, Miss Hwtii
iii'tyn llriitidon defcalMd Mrs New ion
Adams. 6-.'. 4--. S : Miss Molli
HJurstedt dt'fi-at.d Miss Marion Hollno.
i; . o. C 1 ; .Ml.s IMIth Hunk defeated Mri
Itohert Ia llo. fc 2, u 1: .Miss llel.lie
Pollock defeat. d Mlis leorls Mans'.iiti.
i- -I. 0
Thlld Ii, inn,! Ml.. Cue Cis.,-1 defeat,.!
li-s Cont me Mndecal. I. r0, MI--Molla
HJurslndt defeated Mies (Iwcndolvn
llr.,i..lon. i 1, ii 1; .VIi.k 1 1 i.i A Kissel tie
r. .it.-,l .Mis. iidiih Hunk, ;-i mi
Hi l.ne I'o. lock defeated Miss i:i.-ln
ltutik. 1 -I. 7- -5.
Championship Women's Dotihl.e. First
I loillul MISS Kilt! I Wlld and Mlsr .le.iell
defeated Mrs Itohert 1 lto and Miss
Florence Slirldnu. S, ii Mi., Kath
erlne Por e and Mrs. Dirktiis.in defeat, i
M.-t Ualtli Hunk ant Miss Kw.yn Hunk.
e.-3. 4
Second Hound Mis. Modi Hf'trMedr an 1
Ml-s Clara Cas.el d.fealsd -Mls Alible
Morrison and Miss ilnemlolyti llrandon.
i- I. --t Ml,, IMna Wlldei Hid Ml.s
Jewet: defeated Ml-s Katlutine Por, n .it,,l
.Mrs. Iilckln.oii, a, : : u I. Ml.s Ina
A. Kt.sei ninl Miss Ploreme llallii, ele
feated Ml.i Kutherlli. l'otl-r and .Hst
llsrr. , 7s, mi Abide M,.-rlson
and Mr.. 12 Nan Winkle defeated Ml-s i:
i' Hand and Mr.. Newton Adams : -
li
ZBYSZK0 TIRES OUT ROLLER.
I I. utter lilvr. In ftrr llier llnur
of Hard Wrrstllnu,.
After 1 hour nnd 2' minutes of hard
wrestling Pr. R F. Itoller wan ex
li.msteil and had to quit, mak.nc Wl.ule'e.
Ztizko vlciot ir tlieir tin, eh limit t th"
,i ti-rn itlonal tournament at '.he Manhat
tan dpeia Hou-e last night. ZbyszKo had
a double nelson on Keller and bounced
the Inttui'H head up and down on the
ni.it, nearly rendering him unconscious,
y.bjsif.ko meets Alexander AVrg to
night in t'-.o tinnl bout.
Aberg downed Ivan l.inow In their
bout with a Inr and chancovv at'tcr ail
miinitis :;ti ..ceiiiils of snuggling Pierre
l.r Co'-is.-!- siiccutnlie it to il org Lurlch
a .i d"uh e a n lot k "m I" nni'iiics a
sc. iilids
A 00AL IN 11 SKCONDS
Mi'.aimiw ItiiooK, L. I .tune 21. Th"
best polo game i)f tho season was played,
on the Held nt Meadow lirook tills eve
ning for tlie Westhury Challellgo cup,
nnd was won by M'.tdow lirook from
(Ireat Neck by a score of 10 goals to
N. Though opposed hy ii team which
included three players of International
calibre tile Ill-eat Neck team put lip n
gieiit tight and It wan not until the llnal
period that Meadow lirook assumed n
winning lend.
(ireat Neck cut out a big lead In th
Fecund tiv scoring four goals. At tho
end of tho fourth Croat Neck was
still lending by to i ? and nt the
end of the fifth had an iidvantnge if
, tn goal. Tho end of the sixth chukker
saw both teams tlrd, and tho seventh
was a perloel worth going miles to see,
Neither side could mire, and each mado
n font.
There was troublo brewing when Tie
teams ciuio nn the Ibid for the lnsL
pev.ri'iix MHhurii made a goal In IA
reifiiiils. but Stoddard evi tied tip with
niothif. .1. Al. Witlcrbuiy th n scored
in M c, in, Is mid Una put Meadow
lliook one kii.i1 'ibe: il, to which La ,
Montnatii addcit .iii"t;ier in P.i serntnls
A fintlite of the game was (he fourth
goal voie, I by McLauglillii, wlw hud
a fun K'nliicky pony, which outran nil
th" otliet lrom one end of the Held
to tin- oilier in II seconds. Tho lineup:
M.-ndow Krook No. 1, J S I'hlpps, No,
:. II l.i Moimipne. No 3, .1 M. Watrr
bur . Iwu k, Mldmrii.
ilrevt Vol, -No I. K McLaughlin, No.
;. J Mat-on w N , 3. I. is Stoddard;
1. 1 k. .1. H Mllhurn, Jr.
.Mi iclow llr-K II, earned Koilr. It.
lost . ji, ti iitie. 1 anal tniai. 10 jotN
sir it Veik- In eietied goft,--. tl. lost h"
I'. ii i , .e., 1 k',.i! oial. 1 goals. Individual
iro.i'-. La .Mon',.1111,,. 7, Waterhury, I,
Phlfps I. Ml. i, urn 1. Miil.aughlln, f,.
Wei. i., : .s-odlird. 1 Played eEht
penile of 7'j minute, eirh llefere
.1. i ' Cooh-y.
YOUNGSTERS PLAY AT DEVON.
I'nlei It n ini I m'oirrs Srvrrnl 2Vrv
turs Wiiiinnml.rr Is llrst.
Piiii.ADr.i.riiiA, June 24 Voung polo
p, iyers had tii,lr mm to show- their
.ibliitj tills afternoon m the opening
game of the twt rit v -ihn d annual polo
tournament of the pevon Polo Club for
the Devon cups presented by William
T. Hunter T'-e teams that plaed were
the Philadelphia f'ountrv Club Magplen
and the P.rjn M.iwr Wanderers. Tli'
Ma 'ples won b) the score of ii "i goals
to
Tlie teams ptoved on the flat, no
handicaps be.ug allowed. The n3 inc
of young W.inainaker tva a revelation
lb- la a e-plendlel horseman and Ins mal
let woik was of the highest order. In
the sprints In- outrode hi. opponents and
mixed it up prett) llveiy in every scrlm
mace. Tt. Penn Smith. Jr.. although
still suflerlng from the effects of a ,
broken collarbone, pljjed a remark
able game nt the No. 3 position. He
ablv j.s'sted Paul in prevei ting tho
Wanrtereif from rtinnlng up a higher
score and carry mr ,i i the ga ne Tha
lineup
Coiintry ( lub
I Knileni Woo-I.
. -Hodman W ana
linker.
" It lVnn smith. Jr .
II ill V J Hrriel
hi) ii Mawr
l-Prite hard
Itarcliv McPad'li-in
r iliJUTt JLiiher
HickVi, ; rut-ner
Pull
l"iil.1de:iilni rnuntra Cluh M.i.ine Odall
,-iriie " In.t hv Is-liaMies. net " .re 4
Hrj i Miwr W i'i.i let., -ilu il, e irneu t no
petnlt'i- tot . cr. llel. ree K V Mor
1 . T ll- ,er ,i ,, or, r ' ,ni T
Uo. an I ni' six ,,e-ii,i.,. of , j mlnuies
e l II

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