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THE SUN, SUNDAY, JUNE 27, 1915.
BEHR HAS TROUBLE
HOLDING HIS TITLE
Totingr Throckmorton Oivns
Middle States Chnmpion
llnrrt Tenuis Hnce.
MISS HJI'TtSTEDT WIXXEH
Mountain Htatiov, N. .!., June 26.
Karl II. Itchr, n mcmtier of Inst year's
Intcrimtlnniil team and ranked third
among the lawn tennis players of the
country, Imd the time of his life holding
on to hi" Middle States championship on
the Orange Lawn Tennis Club court
hete to-day. The Internationalist did
manage to defend the title against Har
old A. Throckmorton, the eighteen-year-old
challenger, hut It took hint five sets
to gain his victory nt'fi t, 7 5, 4 fi,
4C fi 3.
Hehr now has two legs on the famous
Middle States cup and will have to win
It only once more to own It.
Tloth of the women's titles went to
Miss Molla HJurstcdt. the national cham
pion. The Norwegian triumphed over
-Miss lna A. Klsel of I'hllndelphla with
tlie greatest ease at C 1, 6 S, and In
tie doubles with Miss Clare Cassel the
Norr girl disposed of Miss Kissel and
Mhss Florence llallln In straight sets at
C 0, 64. Itoth of Mis lljurstcdt's
matches were tlnul round affairs, for In
the singles Mrs. Kdward Haymond, the
holder, did not defend and there Is no
challenge round to the women's doubles.
Young Throckmorton showed a great
deal of natural tennis nblllty and also
tome faults that might easily be cured.
Once the youngster has overcome the
tendency to expend too much energy on
Impossible, strokes and learns to keep
his feet behind the rervlce line when
delivering he will rapidly come to the
top. Again to-day as yesterday the
youngster made glaring foot faults.
There was n Judge to-day and ho called
few, but for the most part he over
looked them, being too busy watching
the (light of the ball.
Hehr was not nearly at his best. The
champion had not participated In a sin
gles match this year and he showed the
lack of training plainly. Ills general-
hip. however, was too much for the
joungster and It was Ilehr's court ex
perience that gave him the victory. In
the first and second sets Uehr won by a
scant margin, but he apparently did not
have to extend hlmsnlf greatly to do It,
and this fact nearly cost him the match.
The Internationalist threw away two
er three chances to win the third set
and make it a straight set victory
through carelessness. After a ret, the
players came back on the court and
It looked as If the match were about
over, for Hehr ran through the first
three games In quick time.
Right here he unearthed a real old
fashioned streak of Dehr wlldness and
dropped five games In a row'. He stead
led long enough to take the ninth
game, but Throckmorton won the tenth
on his own service and tied up the
match.
There was considerable applause
when Throckmorton grabbed off the.
first two games of the deciding set.
Behr came to life then and played some
real tennis. II took the match and
held the title by winning six of the
next seven games.
The men's doubles final Is mill In
abeyance. Throckmorton and Dunham
started to play Charles M. Bull and
C. F. Watson, Jr., after the finish of
the singles matches, but by the time
they finished two sets. It was almost
dark. Throckmorton and Dunham won
the first set after u hard light at 75,
and lost the second after an equally
tough tussle at 79. They will finish
to-morrow and the winner will play
Hehr and T. It, Pell Borne time next
week In the challenge round.
Miss Iljurstedt's play was of about
the same calibre as usual. She. ran
through the singles In little over half
an hour and with Miss Cassel finished
the doubles In about the same length
of time. The summaries:
Middle .Statu Champlomhlp Men's
SlnglM, Challenge Itouml Karl II. Hehr,
holder, defeated Harold A. Throckmorton,
rhsllenger, 61, ; 5. t 6, 4 , t 3,
The point score:
KIIIST 8KT.
H'hr.. 5 4 4 1 4 r. 5 2 4 3H H
Throckmorton. 436:41334 1 314
SECOND 8ET.
2fhrv 4 ! 1 3 4 : 4 4 4 4 4427
Throckmorton.. 1 ( 4 4 6 1 4 1 6 20 z34i
THIHD 8ET.
Hhr 2434 9 4 5 3 0 t 35 4
Throckmorton. ... 4 15 2 1113 0 4 4 39 0
FOUIITH .SET.
Hehr 5 4 4 0 4 2 4 0 4 ;;(
Throckmorton. 3:346464: 4376
FIFTH SET.
".. 12 4 4 4 6 3 4 4316
Throckmorton... 4 4 2 1 2 3 5 0 1 2 3
Totals Hehr, 3 seta; 27 (rumen; 173 ares.
Throckmorton. 2 sets; :4 Barnes; 13 are.
Middle .states Championship. Women's
Finnic". Final Ituund Miss Molla HJurstedl
defeated Miss lna A. Kissel, 6 1. C 3.
The point score:
FIHST SET,
Miss Iljuntrdt 4 5 3 6 4 7 4326
kllss Kissel 1 3 5 3 1 5 1191
Miss njurste.lt.. 1 4 4 4 2 1 4 4 4 51 6
Miss Klisel 400344:: 0133
Totals Miss lljurstedl, 2 sets; 12 sanies:
(0 aces. Miss Klisol, 0 sets: 4 games: 37
sees.
MHIdle States Championship. Women's
Doubles, Final Round Mls Mnlla lljur-
tedt and Miss Clare C.'aaanl defeated Miss
lna A. Kissel and Miss Florence llallln.
t 0, 6 4. The point score:
FIKHT SET.
Miss UJuraledt and Mini Cassel:
11 4 4 7 4
Miss Kissel and Miss llallln:
9 115 1
4346
: 19 0
SECOND SET
Miss DJurstedt and Miss C'uenel:
OCS41I624
IffSS Ifl.ul an,l llallln
4 36 C
4 4 7 2 4 2 4 4 ; 1344
Totals Miss UJurxtt ilt and Mis Cassel,
2 sets: 12 games; 70 je, Miss Kissel and
Miss llallln, 0 sets, 4 Kainrs, 53 aces
Middle Statu Championship, Mens
Doubles. Final Round H. A. Throck
morton and I.. Dunham vs. O. M. Hull, ,Ir.,
and C. F. Watson, Jr, 75, 79, unllii
tthed. TWO ESSEX CLUB EVENTS.
II. II. Hotlomr anil '. I I'nrinelee
Are Twice Winners.
West Oiianiir, N. J June 20. On tho
Kssex County Country Club golf courso
to-day the winners of the two scheduled
events were as follows .
KJag Tournament Class A, II. II. Hot
tome; Class II, (," 1,. Parmelee; Class C,
T J. llson,
Hall Hweepttakrs Class A, II II. Hot
loins and Hussoll Marston. Class H, Harry
Itodgrra and C. L. Parmelee.
Nnasnu (Golfers Tie for Prise,
GLEN Covn, L. I., Juno 20. A tie re
suited In the eighteen hole medal play
handicap at the Nassau Country Club
to-day between J. T. Pratt, 32 IS, 74,
nnd K. C. Kerr, S II, 74, The other
scores: A. Vletcher, St 20, 7.i ; O. A.
Dunning, dl 3. 7 ; K. T. Horwlll,
fl'J 20. 79 : H, V. Carhart, 9112, 79.
II. M. Adams. 899, 80; Howard F.
Whitney, 803, 83,
i One Able to Unit HoKi-y,
ltobert (. Stanley won a bogey com
7rv ('ln.'U 11,0 lch''''l County Coun-
P h!u1' y"Jenlny hy finishing 1 down.
uronrl W.h wa" 3 ,lown "
e.ond. About forty golfora played.
Freddie Welsh
Will his clrvrmrss lie sufflrtrnt
to offset C'hnrley White's hnril hlt
HiiK when the Inttcr tnrklrs him
for Ills IlKlitiirlKht erosvii nt
llrlujhton llrnrh next Saturday t
WILLIAMS TOO GOOD
FOR PITTSBURG BOY
Xatiounl Chnmpion Tnkcs His
Initial Mntcli in National
Clay Court Tourney.
DKXXY BATTLES GAMELY
I'lTTPniT-.o, June 2fi. The sixth na
tional clay court championship tennis
tournament was begun on the courts of
the Pittsburg Athletic Association this
afternoon. In the men's singles there
are 154 entries, and It Is planned to
get them down to the last sixteen men
by Tuesday, when the other events will
start.
Most of the matches to-day were be
tween local men. The only big star of
the day was Mellaril Norrls Williams 2d.
the national lawn tenuis champion. It
was on thrie courts that he won the
clay championship three years ago, and
this was his first appearance here since
that time. 11 the first round he was
drawn against Harnian Denny, Jr.. one
of the rising outtg players of the Pitts
burg Athletic Association.
Many of the spectators gave It up as a
foregone conclusion that Williams would
walk away with the match, but the
local boy gave him quite a surprise, and
he had to let himself out to the limit In
the second set. He won the first set,
6 2. In the second act, however, the
Plttsburger played the game of hi life,
and came from behind from 2 5 to 5 5.
Here the Harvard player showed his
calibre and took the next two games,
set und match.
Williams was faulty In his serving
during the early part of the match,
frequently losing on double fault, but
toward the finish he played more care
fully. The best match among the local men
was that of D. W. Lloyd against P. C.
Mailer. The former wus the winner.
Percy Wlverd, the local champion, who
fell before the prowess of Williams on
their last meeting, had an easy time
with Follonsbec of the Rellevue Country
Club, winning by scores of fi 1, f! 2,
but Slverd's playing was not up to his
former standard. K. II. Hansom, the
Heaver Palls man, gave a good account
of himself. The summutles :
First Hound Percy tflverd, Pittsburg,
defeated John Follaiistioe, Hellevue. I'a.,
61, 64. D. S. Thompson, Pittsburg,
defeated M. A. Dickie. Pittsburg, 53,
6 1. 02: .1. F. Meredith, Pittsburg,
defeated Robert Young, Pittsburg, ti
7 5: D. W. Lloyd, Pittsburg defeated P.
C. Maher Pittsburg. 6 4, 7 5; II. S. Oar
land. I'ittshurg, tlefented Joseph Dtiworth.
I'lttiburg. 7 5. 75; F. 8. Hansom, Heaver
Falls, I'a., defeated II, S, (1111, llreens
burg. I'a., 6 3, 6 I; A. R. Matheny,
Pittsburg, defeated J. S. Mllllgan. Jr.,
Pittsburg. 6 3, 61; J. c, Castle. Pitts
burg, defeated W, P. Snyder, Pittsburg.
2, 62.
R. Norrls Williams, IIar.ard Univer
sity, defeated Harnian Denny, Jr., Pitts
burg, 62, 75, P, C. Meiers, Trattord,
Pa., defeated T. II. Uopp, Newcastle, Pa.,
C 1, 63; A. II. Wright. 1'lttsburg, de.
feated T. A. V Malloy. Newcastle, 63,
0 1; II, S. Dornberger. Pittsburg, defeated
II. C, Sherrard. Pittsburg. 60, 62;
C P. Hillings, Pittsburg, defeated Waller
S. Strnuli, Pittsburg, 61. f. ; Norman
Leek, Trafford. defeated Homer (I. Castle,
Pittsburg, 26, 61, 03; Victor Will
man, Pittsburg, defeated Donald McLeod,
Pittsburg. 64. 73: A. II Hlalas. Pitts
burg, defeated Jerome Kuhn, Pittsburg,
64. 6 3; N. H. Hardy. TrafTord, de.
feated Albert Kapteyn. Trafford, 6 2,
6 2; C. F. tlaut, Trafford, defeated D.
E. Hler. Pittsburg. 36, 63, 62; Ellas
Sunstein, Pittsburg, defeated W. H. Can
Held, Pittsburg, 62, 3; Robert Thomp
son, Trafford, defeated V, K. Alden. Wll
klnsburg, 61, G I.
W. II. Knox, Pittsburg, defeated Paul
Cooglns, Helleue. 6 2, 6 3; Dr. T. W.
Stlmsnn. Pittsburg, defeated !,. J. Weaver,
Trafford, C 2, 63; W. M, Murdoek. Pitts,
burg, defeated M. M. lloeveler, Pittsburg,
62. 36, 6:.
Second Round .1. D. lams. Pittsburg,
defeated Mux Williams. Pittsburg, ti 3,
63; H. Vincent Imbrle, Pittsburg, won
from J. E. McLaln. Pittsburg, by default;
D. W. Lloyd. Pittsburg, defeated .1. K.
Scott. Pittsburg, 61, 61.
Hnrney llrnla i'ar nt Scnrsdnle.
llAiiTKDAi.K, N. V., June 20. A match 1
play competition against liar at the
Soarstlale (iolf and Country Club to-day 1
resulted In a victory for H. A. Harney,
who, wun tne nut or a 12 irole hanill
) call, finished 3 up, R. V. Fowler was 1
up. F. W. Cobb won all siiuare and
J W. II. Wharton finished 1 down. The
usual nail sweepstakes also were played.
The scores : j
Class A K. A. Harney, S2 12, TO; C, C '
Webster, 2 s, 74; Harry Chalmers, 90 I
15, 75; Clifton Crawford, SI C, 15. A. W
Hayes, s4 s, 70, '
Clas II David Nelllis, S!l 19, 70; O. II
Cheney, 9321, 72; (ieorge Standing, 1)1 -1C.
75.
(iolfers Piny In .Inni- Tourney,
Yonkrhs, June 20. The third round
of tho June tournament and the weekly
red card competition were played to-day
at the Dtinwomlle Country Club. The ,
red card winners were : Class A, A. M
.Morris. 8212, 70 ; Clas H, T W
llarkei, 9018, 72, The match play
summary :
June Tournament, Third Hound T L.
Mclleffy heat F. CaldMill, 3 and 2. I Hi
Ilubliell won from W. H. Conklyn ,y ,t(..
fault, ri Johnston be It .1 ii M11IM1.
and 1. Cot, II. II. Treadwull heat '11
1 i-rker, 2 and 1. II II Huikley heat V.
M. Macfarlane. 2 and I, A I! Lott heiit
D. L. I'elton, 2 aud I.
Murphy Sticks With Alhletlea,
Pltll.AiiRi.piiiA, June 26. Tliere is no
truth In the ripott that Outfielder Kddle
Murphy Hits sold to the Chle.igu While
Sox, Connie Muck to-day Hnlrt that 110'
such deal wns contemplated and that I
11s far as he knew .Murphy would roti
tlnun u member of tho local team. Mur-,
phy Is considered by Mack to bo on of
the best outfielder! on the Wm. j
''A lab sEr ' 1
33 i 141
WOMEN TAKE PART
IN CREW REGATTA
One of Them Pulls on Oar So
Hard It. Ureaks Heller Is
Senior Champion.
KEKLEY TAKES GIG It ACE
The Metropolitan Honing Club held Its
thirty-fifth annual regatta and ladles'
day yesterday afternoon on the Harlem
Itlver, and In spite of the thunderstorm
that .threatened for a time to cut short
the. rnces a card of six events was run
off that Included the senior single oared
shell race for the club championship,
Junior and novice gig matches, an eight
oared shell race and n novelty eight
oared barge race, with women among the
participants.
The senior championship of the club
was won by Henry Heller In easy fash
ion over a three-qunrler mile course In
ti minutes n nil 10 seconds. Janes, tho
second to finish, was beaten by a length
nnd a half, nlthough Heller never ex
tended himself. V. II. Hart, the thiol
to finish, was far behind. J. Hyan w-jts
scratched.
Tho other races were over a half mile
course. 11. II. Keclev took thu novice
single, oared gig event nnd the medal
offered by President Thomas J. Waters.
J. J. Kelley won the clas A Junior single
oared gig race, although P. Itogers, who
finished third, seemed a likely winner
until he lost his course through poor
steering. The clnss II Junior gig singles
also was marked by poor steering oil
the part of It. H. Keeley, who nearly
ran Into the Putnam llrhlge nnd finished
third. Mylcs McIIuxh. who Is the Pas
time A. C.'s crack half niller on land,
won the race.
The eight oared shell race was a close
one and was won by the scantiest of
margins by the craft of which 11. Shaffer
was stroke. Hut the eight oared barge
race furnished the most fun of the day.
llesldes the eight members of the crew
and the coxswain nine women were
added to each barge's aqulpinent with
the exception of one, which carried
eight. I'nch woman sat alongside one
of the oarsmen nnd helped to tug on the
oar. One of the auxiliary members of
the barge Lone Star's crew helped so
enthusiastically that the oar broke ;md
the race was held up until n new one
could be fetched In the starter's launch
from the clubhouse.
llecnuse of tin- shower nnd the late
ness of starting the regatta the last two
rnces, the Junior and senior double
oared gig races, had to be postponed
and will be raced on Sunday afternoon.
July 11. Commodore Arthur Crabb of
the Central Motor ltoat Club was ref
eree. John Holder of tho Metropolitan
was starter nnd the timers were W II
Dunn of the Sheepshead Day It. C. and
Samuel Cramer of the Lone Star Hoat
Club. The summaries:
No Ice. single tilg Won bv II. II. Kee
ley; D. Thomas Coster, second: H. del Rio,
Jr.. third. Time, 3 minutes 22 seconds.
Junior. Single (Jlr K"la A) Won by
.1. J. Kelley, W. II. Smith, second. P.
Rogrrs. third; J L. Mark, fourth. C Row
land, Hfth. Time, 3 minutes s 2-J seconds.
Jrmtor. Single dig (Class II) Won bv
Mlea Mcliugh, J. L. Mark, second; II, II.
Keeley, third. Time, 2 minutes 51 2-5
si-conds.
Senior. Single Shell Won by Henry Hel
ler: I- A. Juun. second W. II, Hart, third.
Time. 5 minutes 10 ,,, 11, 1
Eight Oared Shell Ran Von by No. 3,
lth U. Shafler. I). T. Coster. II. Hendricks.
N. Lund. O. Herner, C. Frnehllch. J. Pat
tun, L A. Jauss and J. Heuleln (coxswain):
second. No. 2. with W. Kirk, N. Clreen, J.
L. Slack, J. J. Kelley, Henry Heller, K. E.
F-iruam, W. Hendricks. J. Srhultx and Joe
4'loonan (coxswain); third. No. 1, with P.
Rogers, J Hauck, J, D. Corhett, J. del
(Jenetese, II. .Martin, II. Indelkofer, T.
KllUe, W. II. Hart and A. Johnson coxs
wain J; fourth, No. 4. witfl M. Murphy.
Lieut. Mrilronln. How land, (i. Zoellcr,
E, Thornton. T. Wenger. J. T P. Callali.in,
(Irorge Froellch and H. I.auer. Icoxswaln).
Time, 2 minutes 46 2-5 seconds.
Eight Oared Harge Race Won by barge
Hohcmla. with W Kirk, II. II, Keeley, (I.
Zoeilsr. J, Mack. N. Lund. J. Itenleln, II.
Indelkofer, J Sennits. Mrs. Sennit. .Mrs,
Weston, Miss Hfer. Miss Klin-. Miss Cos
tello, Mrs. Kink. Miss Wade, Miss TobIr
and Joe Cloonau (coxswain); second, barge
Lone Star No. 2, with F. Areson, 1". Rogers,
T Dalno. ;. Rowland. A, Flllot. W. Hrn
drlrks, James Cloon.in, T. Zlllle, Mr.
Frankenstein, Miss SullUan, Miss McM.mus.
Miss (lidding. Miss Annette Fllzpatrli k,
Miss Katherlne FlUpatrlek. Miss Waring,
Miss Zlllle, Miss Klrke und II. Laurr
(coxswain); third, barge Harlem, with R,
del Rio. Jr.. J. Hauck, II Hendricks. W.
Smith. 11. Herner, Froellch. James Pat
ton. L. A. Jauss, Miss Hell, Miss I.awl")',
Miss Nlrkelson. Miss Hoth. Miss Weber,
Miss Mattery, Miss Allen, Miss Dlano, .Miss
Met-nrmack and A. Johnson (coxswain);
fourth, barge Lone star, with D T. lister.
II. ilreen. N, tlreen. J. I). Corl.ett, (1.
Schaffer. J del (ienevesc, w, Ilertrani. E.
E. Karnain, Miss Meery. .Mrs. Van Wag
ner, Ml Johnson. Miss Drown. Miss Orif.
fin, Miss Tully, Miss McCarthy. Miss llrooks.
Miss Mc.Manus and T, J. Waters tiux
swain). No time taken,
I.onit Wlna nt Kauri Fella,
Caldwki.i., N, ,I June 2C, In the
finals for a trophy presented by W. A.
llrown, Thomas Ixmg defeated T. Syl
vester, Jr., at the Kscx Pells Golf Club
this afternoon by 4 up and 2 to play
An eighteen hole medal play competition
for a club trophy was won by W. A
Hush with a net score of 65.
The finals In the Junior tournament
for the Dortllngcr trophy was won by
John Clinch, who defeated Robert Mr
Cord up and 6 to play.
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HAIL AT NEW R0CHELLE.
Wnril mill Hoseiilmniii Will Ciiti-
tlnnc Contest 7o-dny.
Sr.w HocitF.ux, Juno 26. A hailstorm
put nn end to the final round match for
the Quaker Hldge lawn tennis champion
ship between V. H. Ward ami Dr. Will
lum ltosenbatim nt the New' Hochelle
Lawn Tennis Club here to-day. Ward
was leading at i 3, t 2, when the
Morm broke. The' mutch will be con
tinued to-morrow. The summaries :
Men's Singles, Final Round Vanderbllt
it. Ward vs. Dr. William ltosenbatim, 63,
12, unfinished.
Men's Doubles, Third Hound .1 II,
Stelllkimnf and Dr. William Uosenhnilm
defeiled Allen Hehr and E. J. Flxman, i
6-', 16, a 7,
Semi-final Round V II. Ward and H
M. Phillips defeated Ingn Hartmann and
(leorge H. (Iroosberk, 6--3, 9 7,
Mixed Doubles, Seml.rlnal Round Miss
Marie Wacner and A J. O-trndorf de
feated Mrs. and Mr. nenjamln F, Urlggs,
S-6, 61.
BRYN MAWR TURNS TABLES.
Rents Plillndelphln Pololsts First
Time This Senson.
Pllli.ADKi.PiiiA, June 2C The Ilryn
Mawr polo team turned the tables on
llm tl,ll.la1.,1.ln r... ..... , .xi
this afternoon by defeating them, 7'i to0- cross-country champion, wns second.
S?. In a special match on the Phlladel- with I'ctfr Powe. the Smar Set runner
phl.i Country Club field, llala. It was " IH-rJ I'lacc. only Inches behind, nf tot
the first time this keason the main line'0 mx" '""P1"0 for the place that lasted
team won over the tin In aggregation. ! ""? 'ntlrc last two Ial,s uf 0,0 "lv
The Country Club started with a ban- tnnrc.
dlcap of three goals and managed lol J Uonoparte of the Salem-Cres-maintain
the lead until near the end ofe(,nl Athletic Club came through with 1
the H-vonii, nri,i ,, i, i 1... ,.,...' I whirlwind dash In winning the 300 yard
Mather nnd ltobert H. Straw-bridge gave '
Iliyn Mawr the lead hy i of a goal.
iiryn jiawr made another in the final 1
peril!, which clinched the game. The
lineup :
Phlla.Country (iuh. lip. Ilryn Mawr. lip
1 .rhni' Mokes.. 3 I -Victor ('. Mather 3
2- Mnridley .Stokes. 3 2-1. W. Hopping. (
J-L. Lowlier Jitokrs, 4 ,1 It, K. Ktrau hrVdce ft
Hack-Paul I), Mills., 4 lla(k-Ale.i. Ilrimii 5
Total Total 1;
,-.Sr"r.r; l,r:n N'lMr ''' Philadelphia Country
tltiti. ..'1. Loals earned Ilryn Mar, S. Lost
by penalties. ia. et. T'j. (ioals earned- Phlla
tlc nhlA Country Club. 3. Lost t,y penalties, ',.
Allow, il handicap, 3. .Net, 6'i. Iteferees
llarrlay Mrl'sdilrn and John It. l'ella. Time,
keeper and scorer William II. Itocap. Time of
nine Light periods of ;ij minutes each.
LIGHT BREEZE FOR RACERS.
Tnehf Cruisers filnrt In Xrw York
A. . Harp to lllock Islnml.
Twelve small crulsinc vnchts mnri.A
yesterday morning In the twelfth an-
nual lllock Island race of the New York
Atlil.-ilr. ir,.i, ti..... .
.m.. . i-uiiicu iro:n a
lino on Whortleberry Islnnd to race to
V.-t Harbor, lllock Island, 100 miles
lawny. Then- was a very light westerly
wind at the start and the leaders passed
Lloyd's Neck shortly after 1 o'clock.
They were well out In tho middle of
the Sound. Later the wind died out
and then freshened again and by pun
down the loaders were Hearing Port
Jefferson.
A .". o'clock In the afternoon the motor
boats were started over the name
coutse In this class were the Flyaway
III., Hoopla and Wet, nnd as these .ire
three very fast boats It was expected
that the best time made over this coutse
would be beaten.
JAMAICA BEATEN AT BAYSIDE.
Winners tirt I'uur of Five Tennis
.Mutches, l.oalnic In NlnKles.
Representatives of the H,iynlik- Ten
nis Club defeated players of the Ja
maica Tennis Cluli on the courts of thu
former yesterday In the Queens League
series by four matches to otic. The
only victory for the visitors was scored
In the hlnglcs. when HuhmcII Holt de
feated Murle Johnson, '1 ti, C I, C 2.
In the other singles It. II, Roberts of
Ilnyslde defeated II. Wlttse of Jamaica,
30. C t, C 1.
In the doubles ( r. Crelghton nnd
T. W. Hoxle, Ilaysl.le, beat It. Holt and
W. ('oggswcll, Jamaica, (i 1, 6 I ; It,
II. Hoberts arid Merle Johnson, llavsld",
bent 11. ilts and J. Wright, Jamaica.
2, 3 0, C 4 ; (leorge llarmeyer and
W. l'.irmloe, Ilayslde, beat 1). Holt and
(1. Hedervoose, Jamaica. C 2, 63.
'MiMilitiitnery llns I'lenly to Spare.
Hvk. N. V., June 26. II. 1), Montgom
ery led hy a wide margin in the bogey
competition at the Apawiunls Club to
day He wns f. up. The swei-'iMakes
wete won by C, L. Watklns, whose score
was Ml 7, "3 The Hcores .
Hogey Competition II. 1). Montgomery,
5 up. C L Watklns. 3 up, y. s.
Hart, 2 up: Norton Squire. 1 im; k. P.
Walden, 1 down,
Sweepstakes- O, I.. Watklns. SO-T. 7J;
A. H. Ashfiirth, S1--7 74, t. (" Tore)
SI liS, 7C; W. S Adams, M-s,
Forest Hills lli-nts -Miuitt-liilr.
Tile Forest Hills Hardens Club Hon
Its Ilrst game In the Amateur League
by defeating the Montclalr Athletic Club
team yesterday on the hitter's grounds,
H to 3. Funn.in was driven out of the
hot by the Forest Hills batters. The
score ;
Forest Hills.. 40220213 0 l" '' K:
Montclalr 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 JSC
H.itterlMs. Forest llllls. Warren ami
Doyle: Montcl.ilr. Kurman. Meyer and
lluitlips und Cross.
Trrliiinp nml StnfTnnl Arc Low.
Hackknhack, June. 20. In the four
ball foursome at the Hackensack Coif
Club this afternoon Walter Terhune
und C. P. Stafford took tho prize with
s3 15, 6S. In tho playoff of the two
ball foursome Morell and Newklrk de
feated Ileadley and C.uvey 4 up and
3 to play.
The Sensations of 1915
Lozier Fours
Lozier Sixes
"The Choice
of
Who Know'
GRANGER LEADS IN
LENOX OVAL FIELD
Dartmouth Ilininer Is Never
Headed In Salem Crescent
Club's Contest.
HULL SHOWS SOME SPEED
William II. Oranger, the Dartmouth
College distance runner, rared away
with an easy victory yesterday In the
SSn ynrd Invltntlon race that featured
the nnnttnl games of the Salem-Cresccnt
Athletic Club on Lenox Oval. Taking
the lead twenty yards after the start,
Oranger Jumped nwny to a ten ynrd
lend at the end of the first quarter
mile, which he Increased ten yards more
In the fight to the tape; His time was
2iOB 1-5. Prank Jenkins, the school
run ,rom ,hc crn,cl1- With only ten I
i"',lH ,0 ? llonopa-ie. was In fourth,
Pve, uoi .........r,
through the field, to win by a foot from
lliiiric I'liin'i" v
House, who had a start of six yards.
Oscar J. Hell, wiio Is now competing
unattached, showed a line piece of run
ning In the early stages In leading horns
n field of two dojien runners In the one
half mile run from the 2S yard mark.
Hell gradually worked his way towar.l
the front to tnkc the lead In the stretch
nnd win by five ynrds. K. It. Hank )f
the Oiannm Association, who started ten
vards behind, was second.
Although It had only n hnndlcap of
six yards, the Salem-Crescent Athletl"
Club relay team defeated seven other
starters In the 1.200 yard relay race,
with the Hronx Church House second
and the Knights of Paint Antony thlrJ.
The summaries.
100 Yard Dash. Tlnal Heat Won by O
Mundl. St. Hartholomew A. C 2 yards;
A. D. Pendleton, Jr.. Salem crescent, a. c
4 yards, second: 1L Poster. Haiem Crjscent
iA',c" ",rd'' ,hlri1' Tlm'' 10 1" "-c
lonus. . ... . .. .
in Yard Ittin. HindlraD. Tlnal Heat
Won by O. J. Hell, unattached. 2s yards;
K II Hank, Onanam A. A 31 yards, sec
ond; II. Mrt.auKhlln. Holy Cross Lyceum.
40 yards, third. Time. 2 minutes 4 1-5
seconds.
SOO Yard Hun. Handicap. Final Heat
Won by J. II. Honoparte. Salem Crescent
A. C, scratch; C. Dunbar, llrnnx Church
House, r, yards, second; O. Hawkins, Salem
Crescent A C 5 yards, third. Time, 25 1-S
seconds.
One Mile Hun. Novice Won by II. 11
Jennings, unattached; H. J, lllckey. Holly,
wood Inn A. A., second: II. Johnson,
Salem Crescent A. C, third. Time, 5 min
utes 4 seconds.
0 Yard Hun, Invitation Won hy W.
It. Oranxcr, Dartmouth College; Prank
Jenkins, unattached, second; W. Powe,
.smart Set A. .'., third. Time, 2 minutes
.1 1-5 seconds.
1.200 Yard ltelay Hace. Handicap Won
bv Malein Crescent A C C yards, ulth
White. Honoparte, Poster and Adomson:
Hronx Church House. 11 yards, with Agen,
Scheffeld, Seney and Wlee, second;
Knights of St. Antony, 12 yards, with Hell,
Hyan, Klynn ami L.i Hoe, third. Time,
2 minutes 1' seconds.
Hunnlne Hop, Step and Jump. Handi
cap Won by L. La Heet. Salem Crescent
A. C. 4 feet r, Inch--, with 4i fet 10.
inrhes, H. Lauder, Salem Crescent A, C,
6 feet C inches, with 40 feet Inrhes,
second. It ifsrnandez, unittarhed, 5 feet,
nllh 45 feet 10 Inches, third.
LAT0NIA RACING RESULTS.
First Hare Three-vear-olds and upward;
selling; purse JC00; six furlongs Colle. tli
(Itohlnsonl, strulKht 115.30. place 14.20.
sho 13.80. first . Carrie Oriue. 95 (Oarniri,
place 12.50. show 12 50. second. Dr. Dough
erty. 113 Miami), show 15.50. third. Tim,'.
1-114-5. Hddle Dslling. Hell nf All. Sure
get. Alkanet and Sweetheart Sue also ran.
Second Itace Maiden two-ear-old.
purse 1600. tile and a half furiungs--Cheiks.
10t (Martin), straight 130,20, plare
120 10. slion IS 40, tlrst. Dirk Williams, 109
tMott), place 141, show 121. s.-cond. Pot
roma, 112 ((loose), show Is 50, third
Tim", ros 1-5. Htuck Coffee. Murgaret II.
Trlinl, J. J. Murduck and Uueen of the
Mist also ran
Third Haie -Handicap: three-year-olds
and upward. purs Itoo one mile Little
Fathe-. 105 Kloosel. straight J If. JO. plac
IT SO. show 10 20, nr.-t, Coldcrest Hoy, !5
lJudv), place 24."0, show, $12. second,
l'mhroldrry. at il.a Palllei, show II. so,
third. Time. 1 3s 1-5. Hanijuet. Ml-s
Tliorpe. Kleet-a-Helle. First Degree and
Water Witch also ran.
Fourth Hue The Quick Step Handicap
three-year-olds and upward. 12,000 added,
six furlongs Hodge, 122 (Kt-ogh), slrntght
is. 20, place 13.70, show S2 90, tint, I.ru
chares, 123 ((loose), plai-c 3.ao. show
12 HO, second. Star Jasmine, 110 (darner),
show 13.20. third Time. 1112-5 Little
Nephew. Ilradle.i'a cholie. Hawthorn and
Itol.rt llradlo also ran
rifth It'ice -SlllnB. three-j i-ar-olds nnd
upiianl; one mile nnd senty vards--Chllla.
Ill (Jones). 1110. 112.70 ami lis 50,
son, Iteno, 111 ((loose), 112 3) and tT.ko,
second; Alston, 100 (dentry). Ill 20, third.
Time, 1:14 s-B. Jessie fxiulse. Santa Hule,
llrlckley, Mubel Dulwelier. Dorcls, Hard
Hall and otiolus also ran.
Time, 1 ;I4 3 5. Jessie Louise, Sunt. I
Hule, llrlckley, Mabel Dulweher. Dorrrls,
Hard Hail and (ibolus nso ran.
Slxtli Hnce six furlongs, three year
olds and upward, selling, purse tr00-
Tory Maid. '.I'i (Hurler). $7.0. $1 20, 13 30,
won. !' See It. 101 KI'Hrleni. It. "0, 13 40,
second. Miss Declare, 103 (dentry). 13. CJ,
third. Time, 1:12 1-.'.. Transit. Doctor
Carmen, I'mlaiinted and Margaret D, Hoc
nlr also ran.
Seienth Hare One mile and a sixteenth,
three-year. olds and upward, sidling, purse
HOO Hxpectatlon, 103 (Mott). JiO.C'l.
Is.sO, 15 20, won. Manasssh, 103 (Junes 1,
tl2.t0, 15. SO. second. Impression. 112
idsrner), 11,10, third. Time. 1-46, (lulde
Post, Honanza, John Heardon, lleulah S.
and Itaoul also ran.
BENSONHURST DOES
WELL NEAR FINISH
Defeats Brooklyn in Exeitinjr
Cricket Match Mcintosh
and Dnvis Shine.
HOYLE HOWLS CAPABLY
An exciting finish characterized the
game between Hrooklyn and Henson
hurst yesterday In the Metropolitan
league cricket series nt Plmcr Park,
llcnsonhurst winning by eighteen runs.
Hrooklyn batted first and totalled S.". J,
II. ICdwnril being top scorer, with 17,
Nine Hensonhurst wickets fell for
thirty-four runs, but J. C. Mcintosh nnd
J. It. DovIh played to ntleh good ad
vantage that the necessary runs were
made before they were rcparated, Mc
intosh being not out for 15, while Davis
scored 21. V. A, Hoyle, with 6 wickets
for 2G runs and II. Clark with r wickets
for 30 runs, did tiro bert bowling. The
Hensonhurst total was 73,
The Crescent Athletic flub hud no
difficulty In defentlnK Itlchmond County
nt liny llldirii In the association series,
scorltiR 1S9 runs, nunlnst r,3 made by the
opponents, tl. Mncpherson, 30 ; K. I,.
Street, 32, and V. P. Jackson, 20, were
the principal scorers for the Unit Moon
players, while fl. H. .Standfast and A.
(lunn did tho best work on the loslnsr
side with scores of 23 and IS respec
tively. V. P. Jackson captured C
wickets for 18 runs nnd performed the
hat trick.
The Hensonhurst Hovers ran up n hip
scon against Stnten Island at Living
ston and won the association name by
scorlliK 2B1, URalnst ."(i. A. Kvelyn was
the top scorer, with St ; A. I., flresham
followed, with 42; V. II. Ottewell. P. A.
IMrrle. J. C. K. Jordan and A. 11. llnlley
all rcKlstercil In the thirties, whllo P.
(Inutler had the remarkable analysis of
7 wickets for 23 runs. A. I. Iloblnson
did the best hatting for Htnten Island,
The Manhattans scored nnother vic
tory in the Metropolitan I.en;uc cerlcs,
defeattliK the Hrooklyn WnmlHrers
easily at l'rospoct Park by a inanrln of
169 runs. The Wanderers scored only
37. f), Smith nnd O, Iloblnson belnir the
only double llRure players. Manhattan
responded with 20G, I.. Miller hitting
brilliantly for CO, A. J. White following
with 37 and J. (Illlettc and J. I'. Jones
tiddinK 21 and 28. not out, respectively.
Miller, with Hall, had fine hnwlltiK 'In
ures on the winning side.
The West Indians totalled IS I In their
Kame against the Colonials at Prospect
Turk and then cot rid of their oppo
nents for the meagre total of 1!, win
ning by n margin of 13R runs. W.
(llbbs, 39 , 11. Cook, 28, not out ; II. Shlr
land, 25. anil 1.. Springer. 22. were the
scorers on the winning side, while (.Ibbs
captured wickets for 13 mus and Al
ley no 4 wickets nt a cost of 3 runs.
MurBnii Harvard I'rew Cnptnln.
Hostov, June 21. I). 1. Morgan, '1C,
who rowed No. 2 In the varsity crew
which wa beaten by Yale yesterday,
has been elected captain of the Harvard
eight for next year. Morgan was In
the victorious Henley elglit last year.
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MONDAY'S CARD FOR AQUEDUCT
Flrsl Hnce Kor twnyearsold fllllrs; con
ditions! four and a half furlunzsi
iLillle Dil.er IU;.MIss 1'iurle II..
I Malachite lit Sprint 115
Edna Kenns ItslKcniembrsnce . ...109
Second lta"e for three-year-olds and up
ward: marcs and geMlmts; one mile:
Orotund .. IflTininelithnrn !
l'einlly ir.VNniitcddlti ........... 91
Mis. Ham Harbor. 100'Nephthys U
Third It.ii Handicap: for three-yenr-olds
1 nnd upuardi six and a half furlonits:
I Hosier Prlline .. ..t 1.1! t.en HltulllV 1M
Double Kaile !(,' fair Count 58
Itoyal Martyr 10'.'!
fourth llace ."rlllinr handicap; for three-
vcnr olds nnd Uiw:iid: one nine:
Thornhlll lieiCllff Klcld
Il.io 1U Chance
Harry Shaw 1111
t'lflh Itace Kor three-year-olds nnd
.110
. f
lip-
uard: stHmr; one mile:
Ban Vcff.i.....
II.' Hinh Tide... ,
,104
Stnttrhctiire ..
Dart worth ...
I.oieiand ... .
llolcVn Prime
.,11" iieemnven
..101 Yodrles M
..10.' Krerin '
,.I0.'!Oilllool( !
..101'
Tinkle Hell
Sixth Il.K-Kor twn j ear-old maidens: five
(iirlon;:
(Jm Vive...,
Achievement
HKirtlln- ,.
Sasln ........
Pat our
Air Man
Wayfarer . .
11. ivr.nnon m
ll?il!rnnif) 11
..,112'Triimtintnr 112
Il2ll'.ilmnster Ill
,. .101 Lord Jtotk Vlle....lW
...t!2'4ca llinch 113
....tl2'
lirreii QunllMcs for Tnylor Cap.
SlKif.T llll.l.s, N. J June 2C. Wharton
(lrnen succeeded In tiu.UlfyliiK for the
irvliiB K. Tnylor cup at the Haltusrol
(lolf Club to-day. Mis score was
ilS, S3. Three of the second round
matches for the secretary's cup and
tno of thr matches In the duffer's cup
competition also were played to-day.
The summary :
Hecretsry's Cup. Pecond Hound Henry
Alls.ipp be.u W. M. (larey, t up; C. J. H.
Praser best ! M, Cnwpertlnvalte bv de
fault. HoKnrit ll.isliriiiiik beat Dr. J. It.
Shannon. 2 up.
Duffer's cup. Heennd Hound . A,
Phillips bent M. A. White, 3 and 2; It. S".
I'oss heat C K. Dunn, .1 nml 1.
At Klmlinrst.
It. II. i:
In-er-Senls 0 i .1 0 l 0 3 0 0 10
liliiiburst drays, jooosc: I n-11 9 o
Hatterles l'B.in nnd Lyons; Morton snd
Ueurrlrln.
HAMILTON RACING RESULTS.
First Hace Two-year-olds; fillies; purse
fiiU; five turbines Tnk.i, 10., tl'rnD,
3 tn 2, 1 to i nml out, won. Ilnrl.i, 110
(McAtee). 3 to 2. 2 to 5 and out, eee
nnd. V'tiiy O'Hrlen, 110 (Hums), I.', to 1,
B tn 1 und 2 tn I, third, Time. 1:02 l-f,.
Kathleen II.. Tush Tush, Clara Hooth ami
orln also run.
Heconil Itace Two-year-nlils, selling ;
purse 1500; live furinnKs (lentle Wnmnn,
!i2 (Mnrys) H to 1, 3 In 1 nnd 6 tn ."t,
on; Will C.ish, tit (McAtee). 6 tn 1,
2 to 1 unit even, second; OnMett 1. 1st. 110
(Tuplln), ' tn i. 1 to 2 and nut. third.
Time. l!0l 2-1. Hrnoni Htr.iw, McI.elUml,
Hemper Stnluart. (ireetliiKS and Heauty
Shnn nlso rnn.
Third Hnce The Diuidn" Ilnndlenp.
stseiilechnse. fnur-1 enr-nlils nnd lllivaril.
.purse Hon; about two miles stueio. 133
(Wllllnms), tn ... 3 tn 5 und nut, won.
Dorothy Webb. 134 (Huttoti), 7 to t,
I 2 to 1 nnd even, second. The African,
13S ((luilil)'l, 4 tn 1, I tn o ami 3 tn ...
third. Time. It03 2-1. dray Planet. Mnr
prtli nml Jim O. also ran.
Fourth Hnce Oakvllle Handicap; three-ear-nlils
nnti upward; fouled in Canada,
purse tfiOO, six IiirlniiKS flipper Day, 112
(Metcilf), I tn 2, even nil, I I tn 2. nun;
Tartarean, 10i (Witt"). 10 to I, I to 1
nnd 2 tn 1, second, Lady Curion. 10.
(Obert), 2 tn t. even and 1 to 2. third.
Time. 1:13 2 . Dark Hnsnleen, Mnrlnii
(l.ilety, Itediltst. Amphlnn. (nru Hluom.
I.lnsln nnd Hee Hive alsn rnn.
Coupled,
Tlfth Hace The lintel Hn)al Handicap,
purse 1700; lliree-yenr-olds nnd upward,
une mile und a sixteenth Hob Heiisley,
1 0 T. l.N-yinnl, I to 1, 3 tn 2 and 1 tn 2,
won. Klnc Hamliurir. DC (Clavrri. t to 1,
3 to 1 and even, second, Celtic, 101 (Ac-
,h r. n . k ... -. .l s ,,. t. .1.1...
I Time, 1:46. HnrheKal, Indolence and Pan
dean alsn ran
Hlxlh It ice--For three-eiir-o!ds and
upward selllni;. purs'- If.OO; .it furlonrs
- The Spirit, lot (Colllnsl, to 1. 3 tn 1
and to :.. nnti; Venetla, 106 (Metcalfl,
s tn 1. 3 tn 1 nnd 3 tn 2, second, fir
Ultlse. 114 lllilMies), I to 1, ! tn & nnd
4 to 5. third. Time. 1;14 1-S. Zln Del.
Hmerald l-m, YeiiKhee, Jim Savnpe,
Chuckles. Vldet. Astrnlnner. Stake unci
t'nti and Hetterton nlsn ran
Seventh IC.re Hnudv Howdy, won;
Zodiac, second. W'evatinke. Hint Time,
i.:i i-r.
N.Y. CRICKETERS TIE
AGAIN WITH MERIQH
Mrifffrs Docs l$csi lldwliii-r ln
llalifnv Cup .Mulch in
Hnvci'ford.
nOTH TEAMS HAT WKIJ,
ritn.Aptct.piiiA, June 2fi .i,iih,t
drawn game In the Hal fits cup loniMt.
Hon resulted In the contest l.e-mm
the New York team and the Merlon ( ,u.
to-day al Ilnvrrford. Hoth sld. s bittnl
In exceptionally good style, bin j n
Hrlggs, on the New York stilt, n,,s
the only bowler to accomplish much nh
the ball.
Merlon batted first ond .1 1,, V,tr,
nnd S. W. Mllllln stajed together, (aih
reglsterfng over 30. The best Hani
of the InnltiRs took place when J n.
Vctterleln wns p,trtnereil by q
I'earce. Some ep riled liltting (.isud,
nnd Vctterleln was not disposed f ;
he had scored 79, while I'earce tun p
42 before beltiR bowled by llriggs TIs
Merlon Innings totalled 2S, H-lmt. cap.
luring 6 wickets at a cost of f,j run.
After II. II. Hoyce had been sent rM k
for 13, J. I.. I'oyer and II. h'nr'i,-e
made an Invaluable stand for New Yr
and each batsman pcorul nvtr flfl t.
fore losing his wicket. Then K l t.
Stclnthnl ran up 3S In character .tic
style, and when time was called the tna
was 171 for six wickets.
The playing of C. C. Callnghan nt tr
wickets was exceptional)' gooi, he
stumping two men and cathlrg to
others. The score .
MEIllO.V C. C.
It, I.ee, b, Hrlgus
J. I,, ftvnns. b. Hrlftfrs.. . ...
C. C. Morris, c. nnd b. Hrlcr. . ...
S. W M If fin, b. Pnyer
A. I.ee. c. Durrnnt, li. l'ner
J. It. Vetterleln, c. Durrant. h. !'', r
It, I.. Melville, c. Pnyer h lloyre
It. It. (lummere, e. and b HrliiK.
II. tl, I'earce. b. Ilrlaiis
C. C Callaitban. not nut
.1. K. (JarrlKUes, b. HNkks ;
Hxtrns .
Totsl
SEW YOltK
.1 I.. Poyer. st. Callaghnn. b Oarrlcie.
II II. Hnyce, 1 b. . h .Mel,(. i
H. Knrtlantr, h. Melville ,
II H. I.. Stelnthal. c CnlUithar .
I'earce jt
K. (1 Hull, st. Callngh.m, b Hnrrlj i
It. Comacho. c CallaRhnn, b. 41arflKu.
I, W. Stuuxhton, not nut 1
(. K, Marshall, not nut 1
Hxtras )
Total ( wickets)
11
.1 II HrlgBs, A. S. D.irrnnt and J J
Hretz did not bat.
Appeal for KiiKlish llnrlnu,
Ix)NDos. June 2fi. A monster re' ' i
was presented In the House of Cornnien
this week by Col. Hall Walker r.-.
horse owner, signed by thousands
owners, trainers. Jockeys and othfrs n
teresteilln tho sjiort, nskln? for a r-
nnn.l.lnrallnn nf Hi. r-rv,. PnM 1.
clslon to abandon further race meeur.:.
with the exception of those to be b'l
nt Newmarket. All affected are hop, f.l
that a letup will be allowed during t.ext
month and preparations are being m.id
to hold the big meetings at Nenbtir