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THE SUN, THURSDAY, JULY 1, 1915.
4-4-
Brady Leads Hagen tn First Day of Massachusetts Open Carter Repeats Hts Victory in Junior Golf
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UnfM'ii, Nicliolls, Unnics and
Oiiimct Follow in Order at
Hrookline Golf.
FlXAl iW HOIiKH TO-DAY
nnooKMNB. Mnfw.. Jin 30. M. .1.
nrn.t. thf WolliiMmi (lolf Club pro.
findnr.iil, with n arore of 111, led n Held
of fifty-right at.irtcr nl the end of th
l,rM 3ii hole play In Hie Maswichu.ie.tti
-reii P'f cliamploiifhlp nt the Hrookllno
("numrv Olnh. .Next in nun. wiin
came W. Himeti. (Ill Nlcholl!", wh.i
fqtnllcd the rotirae. record of 7 In prun
lice eMcrday. wn third with 149.
.S'lcholl wiim out In " this morning, but
th! tifternooli he hnd n curd of "2,
hlrli was the arcomt herd round of tho
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j, M, lt.irnes of Whltem.irsh nllcy
,m fourth wltli ISO, mid one titroku
r.orse enmo l-'rnnels Oultnot, tho nn
tlonnl nd- Stnte nmatcur champion.
Ouimet vim right nt home on the course
that brought hint International fume two
j ears ago. His morning round for n 74
was lettered by only two plnyern and
lie took 5 strokes 'for the short seventh
hole. During his afternoon round the
champion did not do as well, a 77 mak
ing hla total I St.
Hrady plaicd lienutlful golf, a B nt
the first nnd n 5 nt tho seventh hole
this morning, preventing him from mak
ing a record for two rounds. The score:
A.M. l'.M. Tl.
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71
77
71
Walter lliurn. Ilochester
(ill Nirholls. Wllmlniftnii
j M. Ilarnrs. Whitemarsh.....
Francis Oulmct, Woodland....
T I. .McNamara, unattached..
liH Trlller. Canoe llrook....
(ifore Uovrdrii. Tcdcsco.......
T Kerrlcan. Pedham...,
in. imiAp.nn. Montclalr.
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A K. Held, tipper Montclalr.... 7S
1' J Doric. .Myopia... .
Fred Mcleod. Columbia 79
Wilfred r Kent, Sea View.......
! W Whtttemore. The Country 7
Orrln Terry, Belmont w
Alei Campbell, llaltlmore V,
T It. Fuller. Ilatherly 2
C II Homier. Woodbury .
K. Sterne, Tatnuck .., f
Mult Campbell. The Country.... to
l-eon M .McDonald, unattached. 7
A, J Sinderson. Uoulojne M
Amateur.
HONORS FALL TO REYNOLDS.
Geta Medal ftnlnrr In Qunllfylnu
for Qaakrr Golf Title.
PittLADKLnttA, Jun 30. Honors In
rh (lualifjing round of the lmllvldti.il
golf champlonnhlp of Thllaxlclphla nt
the WTiltemaroh Valley Country Club
to-day were curried off by Walter II.
Ileynolds of the Woodbury Country Club.
With 151 rtrokea for the thlrty-slx holes
he won the gold medal for tho low Bcore
In the qualifying; round. Then with
total for 72 holes. 36 In the Josenh Henry
Patterson Memorial Cup and 36 to-lay.
he raptured the silver cross of tho Golf
ANodation of Philadelphia.
His 71 In hla afternoon round to-day
not only broke the amateur record for
the coitrw, I mt also tloI tho proreesionni
record made by Walter Hacen. The
iuallflen:
W. II. neynoldi, ISt: C. It. Webiter. Jr.,
1t, M Itlily, HJ: T. W. Dyer. 13; II.
H. Newton. 14; 8. U. Starwood. 166. I..
51 Wanhburn. 1; II. 1. Wllloughby, lj
(1. A. Crump. 170; II. Iluxton. 171 : II.
.. Handa. 1,1; N. II. McKarland. 171; C.
II. Calvert. U!. A. W. Tllllnchatt. 171!
F. W Sargent. 173; Wllaon Potter. 173:
C. II. Mauley. 173: A. II. Kranclne. 171;
Harold Kltaon, 176; V. M. Mahan.'
178. V. H. nicking. 17C; M. P.
onr. 177: J. P. Maebean. Jr.. 1,7;
ii -w rernn. I7i B. n. ntier. nn; i:. a
Cervlce, w. P. Cleveland, 179; it. P
Smith. 173: S. I). IVrlEht. Jr.. 10: N. II
Main ell, ISO, K A. Chalmers. 10; 'IV. M.
Weaver. 11. W .1. XI. Dver. III.
Tied for mm place ami will play off
i -morrow nmrning.
WINNING OWNERS GET CUPS.
Ilrnnklyn l.lnht Harness .Scries
Point Trophies Presented.
Tlie silver cups to the victorious trot
t?rs and pacers which scored the most
points In the first scries of eight mat
Inees of the Pleasure Drivers Assucln
lion were presented to the successful
owners yesterday nt the Parkway Driv
ing Club. .1. D. Mc, a bay gelding
owned by Joseph Hahnesand, proved tho
best pacer, scoring 2ft points. Chief,
ueorge. Dalrymple's bay gelding, ro
dved second prize and Albert K. Peck's
blnek mire. Nettle Direct, third.
In the trotting division King Audubon,
oned by Matthew Dean, ami H. (1
Itoulston's Silver Korbes tied, each with
IP points. A coin was tossed and Mr.
Kean won first prize. Thomas Hood wns
third best l-Viir races followed tho
presentation of the prizes. The sum
marles :
. A Pare:
" inreet h. jr. (Bert Ha III 3 1 1
..r..i- wireci. rIK. ni. I A. K. reek) . 1 ;
Time 1:11, 1:1314, 1:11.
Han H Paeei
fWine, h. K (II. (.'. rtonl.ton) I
"orte Patrhen. b a. T Hopper)... :
Time till. 1:111$
Cla... V Paces
Nrnto rioy, b. . (V. Hornhuckle) . . 1
' hlef, b k (i! Dalrymple) j
Time l:Ui, mil,.
fM B Trot:
t1'"' Forb... h. K (II. C. Rouliton).. I
Thomas Hooi, h. g. it Ixekood) .. :
Time I 16,
To Mnke llrlilice nnd ninw It Vp.
-ometn ng new tn enniirelnn u'lll,
track and field nthletle irameu will h
-inereri m- t ie Ir sh Anierlrnn Athlntlp
1Tuh and the Affiliated Hulldlng Trades
their Joint athletic nnd military car-
ai wic ram on Monday nfter-
Moon T..lli. 1 M I .
" .luimicti hwi-i- tinu men
'0)11 it-. TWenll -MPPnm! ItMm.nl
runs of Engineers, N. fj. .V, V will
"end nm will demons-train how pon-
rnies are mint mid also how
" '!! mid easily they are destroyed by
"eily invented high power explosive
'"'Ii Is 11 irreat deal mnri, nnu-or-rni ,,n.i
fe lt ih.. dynamite, but still nnt on
tun Full VlHrillllon Itlalnnee,
wuneeinent yesterday that
mod.
Ul.iiat ion race of abriiit tuii'
flb'S would w held at the Piiuiimn-
l'IHo International Hxposltlon on Au-
iiai to created an Impression that the
raiHjiion distance marathon of about
r-entVHlx miles had been cancelled.
lek Hublen, secrctary-treas-of
the Amateur Athletic Union.
Il'es thill Sllell Is nnt the -nun nnd Ihnl
full dtitance marathon race will be
I'll on ,eiitflnbir 2.r. im orlirlnnllv
I'i'duled,
I'll to Itun l nnil U. Alhlellin.
, "MIKI U'. lllllll Ht.
I. former football star at Holy Cioss,
leeepicd a posillun with I'muklln
.Miltslmll Colleire. I.m ilnr. I'n
Iwlll have COIIIIllele i,b:ii-L'n ,.t 1, 111.
a lu the college, belmr niiifpHsni- of
Meal Instruction and director of uth-
CARTER TAKES HIS THIRD
AND LAST JUNIOR TITLE
Nassau Youth, Who Will Be Twenty Next Year, Defeats
Mcllwaine 6 and 5 in Semi-final and Then
Downs Lewis on Twentieth Green.
llAIUIK.M ClTV, I.. I,, Juno 30. Philip
Carter of Xnrsau won his third nnd Inst
Junior metropolitan golf championship
to-day, although hn wan hard pressed to
do It, In the final round pluod this
afternoon on tho links of tho tlnrden
City (Jolf Club Carter defeated Iteglnnld
M. I,ewl of Wyltagyl on the nineteenth
green. Hlncc the Junior tournament wna
Instituted In 1012 by the Metropolitan
olf Association Carter's name has been
prominent each year. Ho was runner
up In 1912, won tho tltlo In 1913 ami
now twice has defended It successfully.
He will ho over 20 years of age, how
ever, by tho tlmo noxt year's tourney
Is plnyeil. so ho will havo to surrender
his honors then without making a de
fence. Although there was n tltlo nt stake.
neither Carter nor Lewis played cspc-
lally good golf. They started out In a
good lu til red, happy go lucky manner
that although It created a flno atmos
phere of good fellowship nbout tho
match seemed to keep both of them
from settling down nnd idnylng tho kind
of game of which they lire capable. It
was in marked contrast to their play In
tho morning too, for In ono seml-Ilnal
Carter went out In 37. a stroke under
par, nnd beat Archlo Mcllwaine, tho
medallist, by 6 up nnd S to play, and In
the other match I-k-wIs played excellent
golf ngalnst Howard W. Maxwell, Jr.,
winning by S up nnd I to play.
?o complaint could be found with tho
final, however, ns far ns Its closeness
was concerned, for It was nln nnd tuck
nil of the way. Carter managed to get
as much ns 2 up early In the match, but
ins lead iiulckly disappeared nnd for
the rest of tho Journey neither was more
than one hole ahead at any point. The
match began with a halved hole, but en
tho second the sloppy golf began, Cnrter
overplaying the green, wasting two shots
in tne sand nnd les nc tho hole, llnth
took three putts on the third green, but
on the fourth Lewis took three shots to
reach the road In front f thu gieen.
two more to pby out and picked up his
ball after ml.islng his try for a 6.
Carter won the fifth also when Lewis
took tnrco putts nnd made It three holes
In a row by holing a long putt for u
on the sixth. It was a hard lmln for
Lewis to lose, for ho seemingly had
saved himself from a auro loss by play
ing a great Iron shot from n bunker bo.
side tho fourteenth green, into which a
nooked drlvo had taken his ball.
Having lost thrco holes In succession
and become 2 down, Lewis set about tho
task of getting square, and It took him
lutt two holes to do It. Ho didn't have
to hole out on either, for nftcr playing
nlong In tho rough for a while on tho
seventh Carter gave up the hole, and a
topped drive on the eighth cost the cham
pion that hole as well. Tho ninth was
halved, so they turned for homo all
square, Carter being out In 43 and Lewis
in 42.
On the tenth hole Lewis lLsmvereit
that accurate play Is not always re
warded as It should be. He made a lino
drive straight down the f.ilrwav and
Carter hooked Into the rough. Ills sec
ond shot was on tho green, twcnty-flVA
feet from the pin, and Carter's second,
piayen irntn a Dad lie, new over tho
green nnd Into tho rough bevond. As
Carter had not been mi tho green sine
no left the tee It looked like n sure win
for Lewis, but Carter holed his chip shot
ror a j nnd i.ewis misled his long haul
putt by a hair's breadth, losing tho hole.
no squared matters on tho eleventh.
however, when Carter took three putts,
ond ns neither cams anywhere near thi
green from tho teo on tho short twelfth
mat nolo was halved In 4. Lewis
gained a clear stroke on Cnrter when
the champion topped his drive, but thn
advantage, wns lost when the green win
readied, as Lewis approached over Into
tne nunkcr behind the green on thu left
EIGHTEEN HOLES TOO
LIMITED FOR AD MEN
Many Matches Carried Ileyonil
Homo Green I'arker, Oliver
nnd Hamilton Choices.
Hot Sphinos, Va June 30. The first
round of match play In thn golf tourna
ment of tho American (Jolf Association
of Advertising Interests to-day wns
maiked by several extra hole matches
and ono twenty-seven hole match In
which Harry C. Mllholland of Pitts,
burg, president of tho association, beat
Ills opponent, F. W. Nye of New York,
2 up. A. L. Aldrcd of Providence beat
A. n. Gardner. New York, and tleorgo A.
Schofleld, New York, bent C. II. Ault,
New York, on the nineteenth green.
Don Parker. Louis Hsmlllnn nnd All
gustus Oliver are favorites In the cham
pionship flight. Parker plays A. C. O.
Hammesfnhr to-morrow, Lee Maxwell
meets A. II. Johnton, Louis A. Hamilton
plays F. J. Hoss. and W. P Wood plays
A. K Oliver. The summaries ;
First Sixteen D. M. Parker heat 7. T.
Miller. '.' and 1. A C (I Hanimf sfahr heat
V, II. Hlssnn. .1 and 3, Lee Maxwell l.eat
It. It, Matnlnk, 5 up; A, II Johnson bent
if (' MrMIIUn. 3 and 3. L. A. Hamilton
, beat H A. Thompson. 5 and 4. F J. Hons
heat A. .1 Watson, 3 and I. W I' Wood
beat II. II. J.enls. l up. .- u oilier neat
11. M. Iloopes, 3 and 2.
Mecond Hlsleen It. I.. Whllton I SI. heat
It. F. aln (1. 3 and 3. II 11 HpnuldinK
III), beat II. H .Malllson tl3 t up; l.a
fajette Voung (181 beat W 11 l.ishar
(14). 4 and 3. It 1). Hutler (101 beat II.
II. Treadwell 1311. I "I". F A Sperry iI3i.
heat (1 !. Jnnm (O, 2 UP. .1 C Mirtlll
(131 he.it T. 11. Conklln (HH, 1 up; A I.
Aldrrd (II) I'ent A. It (i.inlner (121, 1 mi
115 holesi; II ('. Mllholland (14) beat V
K Si- (3D. 3 up (37 holes)
Third Sixteen F H. Smith (l) beat A
S. .Moore (ID, I up. V. II. Foster (1)
bent H It, MeKelvIn (111. 3 and 1. F. I..
HonQn (211 beat H.ilph Trier (24), S and
3. F II Mann (111 and William C.iiiui
bell im llnlslieil all npiare; C. I,. Colleito
iliil beat .1 Ilarher 1321, I and .1. (I. A
rlcholleld (21) beat (' II Ault 122), 1 up
il!i holesi. i: Meyer (ill neat h. n
Whitman ill). 1 up (!! hu'ri: It C. Iluf
I IK) and .1. II Appol (!',) Ilnlshed
-tl
sipmre.
I nurin j-meen
-Hdward Hose (33) heat
II II (lrean (3D. 5 and 4 , George H." Oliver
(III beat J F. M.uteson (31). 3 and I;
Grey Htilllwin (Hi heat J. P. Wallace (11),
4 and 3; C It. Sutphen 1 30 1 hint K. T.
M. re, llth (301, 3 and I, S. D. Flood (21
heal I A Klein (3(1). 2 up. .1. M Thnrsen
131) ben W c Ixor 1301, I up
I'eiiranii Ilnwns Alabaman,
I'lllf.AliKI.I'lllA, .lime 30. In tho l'iilla
delphla and district championship Icon's
tnitrnamenl at the nermantowu Crlrket
Club Stanley W. Pearson of OeriraM
town defeated K, l' Wnltits of Alabima
by iwn sets in on,. ,n a hot match W.
T Tllden, Jr., (Icrmnntinvn, reached the
hcmi-liiial round by defeating A. l.
Thayer of tho I'hlladelphla Crlckot Club
iu haid straight sets.
As a result the hole was halved In 0
and the match still was nil square.
Three putts on the fourteenth cost Car
ter that hole, but hn squared It again
nt the fifteenth when Lewis took thrco
shots to retich the green. They halved
tho sixteenth, Carter -snvlng himself by
holing a fifteen foot putt, and were still
nil squnre with only two more holes to
Piny,
Lewis strayed from the line on the
seventeenth und lost Just enough dis
tance to keep him from reaching tho
green with his second shot, ami ns ho
followed It up by taking thren putts,
Carter won tho hole easily and wns
dortnlc. lloth were on the homo green
from tho tec hut nowhere near the holo
nnd Lewis was enabled to square tho
match when Cnrter took three putts.
Lewis almost did the same thing but
succeeded in holing 11 dlttlcult down hill
putt of nlsnit 11 yard for his 3.
Then en mo tho extra hole, nnd It was
played nbout u well as had been thoso
which hnd gono before. l,ewls drove
first nnd hooked Into a trap behind tho
big mound on the loft of tho llrrt green.
Carter's drlvo was too low nnd It hit
the bunker In tho middle of the course,
but. luckily for him, bounced out on tho
fairway anil gave him n good lie. Ho
put the ball on tho green with a splen
did shot, nnd then Lewis played out of
his pit, tho ball landing on tho far cor
ner of the green. Lewis ran the ball
up to within two feet of tho pin, nnd
Carter, by holing his putt for a 3,
could have won tho match then und
there. He missed, however, making n
poor try for It, but Lewis then stepped
up to his short putt ami missed that, so
tho match was over nftcr all and Car
ter still was champion. Tho cards:
Philip V. (I. Carter. Nassau
Out . .1 J J 5 4 4 6
Iteglnald M. Lewis. Wykagvl
Out . .1 3 5 J l l s 4
Carter
In ...3 f. 4 5 4 4 5
I.rl
In ...4 4 4 t. 4 f
llxtra hole Carter 4, Lewis II
4 i
44:
4 40 S3
3 4a s:
Play In tho other three eight nlso
wns completed to-day and there wns
a handicap which was won by fourteen-year-old
Joseph 13. Mc.Mahon, Jr.. of
Sleepy Hollow. Ills score was OS 21
77. A. L. Plerson. Jr., Montclalr, made
81 14 73, but wis barred from tho
i-ompetltlon ns ho had won tho chief
prize In the net'ond eight. There was
a tie at 79 for tho second net prlzo
between Kugeiio V. Htevens. St. An
drews, nnd Knslgn Conklln. Soarsdalo.
tJeorge H. ll.irnes of Apawainls. ehnlr-
m.ui of the tournament committee of the
Metropolitan Holf Association, who took
euarge ot nitairs to-day and ncted ns
referee In tho final. Instructed the Iwys
to play off tho tic hero nt somo day to
be arranged between themselves. The
summaries:
Championship Dhl.lnn. eml-nnal
Itound Iteglnald M. Ih-Is Wykagyl. beat
llnwiird W Maxwell. ,lr.. Nassau. & and 4;
Philip . ti. Carter, Nassau, heat Archie
Mellniilne. .National, fi ami 5.
Final Hound Carter beat Lewis, t up
(19 boles. '
Second Eight. Semi-final Itound Alden
Iilanehard. llrnoklawn, beat Uarolil Do
ney, Canoe, llrook. X upi A. In l-Irrson.
Jr.. Monielalr. beat Devcreux Kmmett, Jr..
Final Itound l'lersun beat lilanchani.
and I. ...
,'.'!"" penii-unai iiounu Alan
Kaaers. Uattusrol. ii.ut rn-i-n ,,n.i,,in
Srarsdiile. 1 and 3, K. W Arnold. Jr.."
MnnlrlHlr. Item .Inhn Ti n..i. i. '
Jr.. Wy-
KHKXI, l nun
Final
Hound KKuera beat
Arnold, 3
ami 1.
l ourth Klght, Seml.nnal Hound txuds
Werner. Jr., I'nlrvlcw, beat Martin
Hrbrell.er. unatt'iehed. 1 up (15 holesi:
I., I. Itohdenhiirg, unattached, beat Hon
Janiln teKel. Woodmere, s anil 7,
1 Inal Hound Werner beat Hnhdenburg.
3 and 2.
The scores In the handicap; A. L
I ler-on. Jr.. Montelalr. s7. 1473; Joseph
J,etahon, Jr. Sleepy Hollow. Di. 31
.'! Jiu,'i,n,' r Stevens. Kt. Andrew's, sn,
II 79, Hnelan ConkMn. Searsdale, J5. IS
,9; Alan Huger. Haltusrol, vt, 14 o,
pevereiix Uinmett. Jr.. National, J5. II
M; Herbert Ohendoerfer, Imsnml, 104, 31
J3, Ahin Downey, Canoe llrook, 117, 31
96.
SOUTHERN BOY IN FINAL.
Trennor nt West VlrKlnU lo Play
(illdersleet p of Hnst Orniiitr.
Paul Treanor, former schoollioy cham
pion of West Virginia, and (iordon Oll
derelccvc of Hast Ornngo High School
reached tho tlnnl round tn tho lawn ten
nis tournament for the Junior champion
ship of Stnten Island at the Clifton
Lawn Tennis Club In Arrochar, Stnten
Island, yesterday,
Itpth tho tlnallMs were forced to go
three sets for their victories. Treanor
defeated Walter llaulon of Curtis High
School at 4 fi. 7 fi, 61, nnd Oilder
sleove trliimped over Cieorgo Znbrlskle,
a New York schoolboy, at 6 3, 3 ,
1513, The final round will bo playnfl
this afternoon. The summaries;
Ptaten Island Junior Clutnplonshlp
Singles, Fourth Hound Waller llanlon rte.
foaled Gilbert I'armele, 60, 97; dor
don (Jlldersleeve defeated Augustine
Healey, 10 S. 81.
Penil.flual HoundPaul Treanor defeated
Walter llanlon, 10. 7 6, 1; Gordon
(lllderaleet e defeated tleorge abrlslile,
li 3. 1ii. IS 13.
Consolation Singles. Semi. final Hound
Pater Vlscher defeited Austin Doyle, i; 3
K 3; Herald Donaldson defeated Cecil
Donaldson. 7 5, (11,
HAMILTON RACING RESULTS.
First Race Six furlongs Hetterton. 103
(Van Omen), ID In 1. 4 tn 1 ond 1 to I,
mon; Commenrla, an (Collins), (ml,: to
1 and even, second. Hlchnood, 114 (Gold
stein), 8 to 1. .1 to 1 and to i, third.
Time. I ;II. Zlndtl. Hneare, The Huayhoily.
King Worth. New Haven. Sir L. Joe, Lurla.
f'llrf Stream and Mnreoill nlso ran,
Second Haee $500; two-year. olds. eli
lug. Ave furlongii Greetings. 101 (Acton),
." to 1, 3 lo I and even, wrin, Servla, too
(MeAtee). 3 to 1. 7 to 3 nnd 3 to 5, second;
(lloainer. 105 (Claer), In 1, 3 to 1 and
evn, third. Time, 1,013-5. llrnninstrnw,
Cincinnati, Tab Her. Matrix, Semper, Stal-
, nan nini i,r. ruiiiiiin niso run
I Third Haee llarton Steeplechase, four-'year-olds
and upivurd, about two miles
I Stucco, 126 1 William), : to I, 7 to 10 and
nui. won; uarier,- u,i' lu't niinnrj, 3 to I.
1 to 1 nnd out. second. Joe Gaiety, ISO
iliupee), 10 10 1, : to I and 4 to 5, third.
Time, liOC, Dorothy Webb and Morpeth
also ran
Fourth Haee June Selling Itanillrap;
purso fiOO; llirro-jfiir-nlils nnil iipirnrd,
mile and a sixteenth Donald McDon-vld,
100 (Metcilf), 5 to 1. 6 to 5 and out. won,
Prngieaslve, 101 (Shilling), i to 1, 4 to 5
und nut, second. Hiishy Head, 105 (Tap
llnl, 6 In 5. i to 5 mid nut. third Tlmn,
1-47 3-5 Stn'ae, Cap and Suhutrl Helen
also ran
Filth Itace- Dominion Pints; three-ienr-
nlds and upvv-trd. Canada foaleil, one mile
1 and 1111 olnbth'Tarttarean. 10H (lliirnsl.j
I to 5 Nn. nut. won; Lady Curxou. 100
iMetralfi, Hi tu 5, eten and 3 to 5, sec
ond, M'.llr MiilitnKUe, 112 (Watts), 3 In 5
and nut, third. Time, 1:51 1.5 Pepper
sauce, Iteibtest anil Sen Lord also ran
Sixth Itace Wentwortb Handicap, three,
ycar-nlilx and upnardi Ii0il uddeil, l fur
Ioiiks -Garbldi', 104 (Acton), U lu 5, 3 tu
5 and nui, won, Iteeoll, 1Q') . ( MoAteo), I
10 I, r, n i and 3 10 5, HeeniH, Dr. Lirrlck,
96 (Smyth), ii to 1. 3 tu t and even, third
Time, 1 '13 3-5. K'ewesn, Purduer. Hor
ron and King K, also ran
SeMinth Haee Purse $000, malilrii throe-year-ulds,
mile on the turf -Aprlsa, t07
iSmvlh), ; to 1, 2 to 1 and eeu, won.
richemer. nil iTnpllnl, : to 1, 7 to HI and
7 10 20, second; (ubect, 'H.ll IMclicrmetl 1,
h to I, 3 to 1 and .'I to 2. third Time,
1:40 .'-r, Klnir Colton, WmUn, arold,
Oupld'a Dart, Lavana, Klin, Ilrlny Deep,
MUs-Clara. n4Cadama, aJoran,
BEHR AND PELL DO
NOT GIVE DP TITLE
Jtcttiin .Middle Slates Doubles
Crown, Losing Only Single
Set to Ch 11 Mongers.
I'KLli IS 0lTT OF l'HACTICK
Mountain Station, N. J., June 30.
Karl H. Dchr nnd Theodore It Pell sue
cesstully defended their tltlo to tho mid
dle States doubles championship nt tho
Orange Lawn Tennis Club hcru to-day,
defeating tho challengers, Charles M.
Hull, Jr., and C Frederick Wilson, Jr.,
three sets to one In the challe-igo round
nt ti 2, Ii 3, 2 tl, 6 4. Thn cham
pions wcro not nt tho top of their game
by a long way, but their play wns strong
enough to overcome tho best efforts of
tho challengers. Hehr showed Improve
ment over his form In tho chnllengo
round of the singles, but Poll wns very
much out of practice. Hull nnd Watson
wore both wofully wenk In tho first two
sets, but they both picked up In tho
next two. Hull was tho stronger of the
two.
In thn first set Pell nnd Hehr began
by winning with such easo that It looked
ns If tho match would be a procession.
They rattled on live games In twelve
minutes nnd while they were counting
up tho games Hull unit Watson were
making 11 meagre total of only eight
arts. Then they let up for n while and
dioppod two games before, they con
cluded tho set.
Thft tlttelinliter tnok the llrjil IhreA
irames of tho second sot. but had to
work n llttlo harder for them. The
challengers took tho fourth nftcr it had
been to deuce five times, dropped the
fifth nt love, won the sixth after It nlso
had gono to deuce five times nnd tost
tho eeventh nt love. The tennis spilt
even on tho next two games and tho set
went to Pell and Hehr.
Tho third sit ttarted with n victory
for Hull and Watson nnd It wns well
earned by some pretty tennis. They
kept up tho good work until they had
the lead at 3 1, when the holders broke
through for n game nnd then played
listless tennis whllo Hull and Watson
won tho next three srainvs nnd tho set.
Tho usual rest after tho third set was
dispensed with because of tho lato hour
iinrl the, ,diullpiipern nunln tnnk thn flmt
gamo of the set nnd managed to hold j
the lead up to 3 2, and they really
should havo been In tho front lit 4 1,
for In tho fourth game they led nt 40
lovo nnd dropped the game on five con
secutive errors. Tho holders won the
next three games, and with the lead nt
f 3 threw away n gamo Is'fore they
finished the match on Hehr's fervlce.
Tho summaries :
Middle states riiamplonnhlr.. Men's
Doubles Challenge Hound Karl II. Hehr
ml Theodore H. pell, holders, defeated
Charles M. Hull. Jr.. and C Frederick
Watson. Jr., rhallencers, C 3, : 6,
64, The point seore.
FIIIST MET
fell and Itehr illll! 4 4
Hull and Watson... 1 HIDTI : :i :
.snco.VD siET
fell and llehr. ... I 4 7 4 7 I : 4 44 a
Hull and Wnlson..l : ( H H I 1 t: J
Titrnu set.
Pell and Hehr 4 1 4 3 1 7 t: :
Hull and Watson... i i 1 4 I t 4 t 41 S
KorrtTii tnr
Pell and Hehr. ... 3415. 43 4 J
Hull and Watson.. .4 1 4 3 4 1 4 2 4 1314
Totals 1'all and Hehr, 3 jets, 30 games.
Totals Pall and ilehr. I jets.
I 14C ace: Hull and Watson, t i.L
t i;s aces.
I
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POSSIBLE WINNERS AT
AQUEDUCT TRACK TO-DAY
I'lrsl Hnre Qnlney Mnhle entry,
Stnrtllng, Tatlana.
Second Iture Chetcrlon, Minstrel,
Snrntnga.
Third llnee Hleh Noon, Tup n' lh'
Morning, ) 11 11 rtr.
Fourth Hare Distant Shore, Fthan
Allen. I. ml) Ituthu.
l'lflh Hare liar, Hnrry Mi aw.
Meulb.
Sixth' Itnre llrnmo, Suln, Hands
on.
TO-DAY'S CARD FOR AQUEDUCT.
First Itaee For two-year-old maidens; sell
Inr: five lurlonts:
Startlinir HZCorfu
Kollt lir'Malfon
Sun Ood 1t: Tatlana
IMssjr Willow.. . Ht'Cond Counsel
SInoiKtnne 10! 11. of the Kitchen.,
Second Ita-'e For three-year olds and
ward; st'lUnr; one mllet
Joe Delbnld Ill Col Ashmeado.. ..
(1. M. Miller HO Minstrel
Perth Itoek l!0,MI-s Jlarn Harbor
battery 107 Xephthjs
Ileoihovcu 107 Saratnsia
Cheslrrthii lftt Oesary .Maid
Third 'Itaee-llandlcan
for three-jrar-nkls;
tlx lurion.s;
Huh Noon. IS.Ililii'.
Ton o' tb' Mnrnlnr 13 Sea Shell. . ..
Norea Kins. ..tltLadv llarbarr,
in:.
Quart ... It; Hhlne Maiden M
Fourth Ilaco-Th I'nlon Selling; for three
e.ir.olits, six furlongs;
Wnlertouii JOs Distant Shore 1D0
Liub-i Itptha, .. . bWKthan Allen 9
Dnublei IM sarsenet 9
Laity' Teresa. .. 101
Fifth Knee Handicap; srllliir; lor three-sear-olds
atul upward; one mile;
Hae ... lUVSIeuth 105
Lady Itolha.. . . Ill Clltf Field ll
Harry sha 112 Lazuli 104
Wooden Shoes . 'Absconder W
Sixth Haee For to year-olds; conditions;
nvn fitrlones:
Hands Oil
lisiiominant i"3
113Ilromn 109
115 Achievement 10?
113 Trumpator 1M
m Lord ltock Vale .. 10.1
Hattu . .
Socony ..
Sprint .,.
Costnmer
AQUEDUCT TURF JOTTINGS.
Fouriaen starters In the first rare set
n hard task tor .iiara tasia, wnich
reniieied more difficult by the craiy ae 1
Hons of Dengrn. After patient handling I
the st irtor got the Held on well with thftl
except. 00 of Dengro. which threw- Jockey
Turner as the barrier went up.
Cnssl'ly found fault with tho anions of 1
1 1 iipk I nn and Matthews lu tho ilrst race
and threatened both with a suspension
of tea days. He relented, however, and
the penalties were not reported 10 the i
stewards.
W. Hopkins, who saddled Palaniiiiln, the
winner of the first race, has taken the
piare or J. r iinrorii us trainer or j. 1)
Tallinn's horses.
llutwell, who was supreme in the saddle
on Tuesday, hud lather a poor day. He
won with flac. which a stahlo hoy coula
have ridden home, was second on All
Smiles and last with NnrthllKht
JililK" C H 1'ettlllKlll, who lias been a
racetrack official sliue short!! after tho
end of the civil war. said yesterday that
the race for the Queens county baudlinp
011 Tuesday was the best he had ever seen,
He wan backed up by his associate Judge,
i; C Hinllb.
Hlchard F. Carman, who bad won the
C&ii.irsle celling slakes on the 1. 1st two
occasions with Seniprolus and l.ndy Ilmr
Imra, withdrew his entry Stanlluic from
inai event yesieruay
Holy was the chief offender lu tin lung
delay at tho start of tha mile Iiiindlcip.
It was euld Inter that hn was kicked at
the post and tho general opinion was that
be deserved It,
1 .a 1 1 11 seho.nrs on the lawn Insist that
the name Aqueduct Is a misnomer Wnter
for spruiKiing purposes seems to ho he
grudged und the clouds of ellow dirt
raised by H10 racers led one wag to sug
gest that the courso lin renamed Auuedust.
No laws to repress betting will lie needed
In such races its the Ihtrd. In the three
horse field Mac was 1 to ft tn win nnd
Hen oulncH 1 to 4 a place.
I..nly Hllllngtnn, which hnd been
widely touted for the last race, was
scratched, hill a substitute wns dug up In
II T oxnard's Jldlko. This nily was
barked down fnini 3 In 1 to to 5, but
never had a chanco with Feminist und
bad atll she could do tu laka thn ulaca
lironi .uuu wnm
FERNROCK, FIGINNY
AND FEMINIST WIN
August Ik'lmout nnd (1 if ford
Coeliran Share Day's Spoils
on Aqueduct, Track.
ONLY ONE CLOSE FINISH
August Helmont nnd Clifford A. Coeh
rnti divided tho honors of the racing
sivwdon nt Aqueduct yesterday. The
chairman of tho Jockey Club won the
Canarsle Selling Stakes, for two-year-olds,
with I'ernrock and Mr, Cochran
look thn handicap, nt n mile, with
Klglnny In easy fashion nnd
followed a
with n victory by Feminist In the but
race that was accomplished without the
semblance of nn effort.
Tho sport differed from that of Tues
day, ns the only real thrill was the nar
row escnpe of Kemrock front being nenten
by tho Qulncy Stable's Success. In other
respects It upheld tho precedent set on
tho previous dny by continuing the rout
of tho layers. Plvo favorites ngnln
came homo In front, nnd Distant Shore,
the winner of tho second race, was a
well played second choice.
August Helmont scratched Tea Caddy
and depended on Kernrook for the stake
feature, nnd the son of ltock Sand wns
so well thought of that he started a
I 3 to ft
favorite. The Qulncy Stable'
Success and Jntncs Hutler's Variety were
nnt In .Inlt.llllil rl till tll.l former tlelirlV
. .. . ...1lnn ..S tl... UM-A I. I '
UpSCl UIU CIIIVUUIUIHI.1 ... .i ,n.
players.
After Variety had Jumped to the front
I'ernrock struck Ills stride und In tin
short run to tho beginning of the home
stretch opened n gap of two lengths.
Tho Helmont youngster wns sailing
along, apparently under wraps, when
about tho middle of the stretch he
swerved from near the outside to the
Insldo rail. MrCahey on Success wns
quick to tako advantage ot the erratic
Course, and when Turner got tho fa
vorite straightened out ho bad to keep
driving all tho way to tho finish lino to
win by a neck. Variety was beaten eight
lengths for the place.
Handlcappor Vosburgh's figures, as
usual, made It difficult to select the win
ner of tho handicap, nt n mile, In ad
vance. lull whispering comments on
Klglnny's speed In practice established I
him a slight favorite over Top lint, with
Holy and Har.ianno nlso well supported
nt slightly ndvnnced odds. Flglnny for
once ran true to his work, nnd nfter a
short duel with Holy on the backstreteii
opened n gap of live luigth. which he
held to tho end. Holy hail all lie could
do to stave off the challenge of Itaz
zanno and took the place by only n head,
The time, 1:39 1-5. was n fifth of n sec
ond faster than Ro.tmer was credited
with In the great race on Tuesday. The
summiv'lcs
rntsT itAn:.
Sellinc; fur three-year-oldi and upnard by
subscription ot S. with .vm added; six furlongs
llnrse A Aire.
Wt. Jncfcry.
Prices. I'ln
Palanquin. A
Hiker. 3
.San Veca. 1.
Ilrlan Horn, .1
to Ilnii.lnv.
as. MrKrever
IIS, llnrrl
lA Matthews
t. HoRinan.
II-
exen l"j
s-l
10-1
I'M
10-1
a-i .n
4-1 3
tn-1 I
4-1 .'.
13-1
V! 7
s-l a
411 1 !)
S I in
t I II
U--J 1:
3 I 13
ft I
volant, a
1 ot Fortune. 4 no Trnslrr
..Til 1
I'ro.tv Fare. .1 10S MeTanart..?0-l
SoncofVnl.,4. 113 Waldron ID-t
Antrim. .1 ins Xleklaua !' 1
llaliiee, & IIS llmton jn I
.N'oiireddln. 3. I (A MrCahey, I'll
Coy, S in Curry 7 I
Northlluht. 4. 113 Ibituelt s-l
Dengm. 3 loS Turner 13-1
Threw rider. Time. 1.15.
Goisl start, won easily; Palanquin, b. c. by
PlaninlcH oneck (Jureti. owmil by J. O Tal
hott. trained by V. llopHns.
si:eo.i) inci:.
Celling; for thrre-year-otds; by uhscriptloti
I of 1U. with 1.1o added: one
n.iie
uoie ,ue. jocaey.
Prices. I'ln
.1 I 4-.'. I
3-j t ; :na
At 3-3 '
If.-.', even I
30-1 it .',
Illt .shore. 3
All Smiles. .1
Alhrna, 3
Ahara. 3
lllacliihorn, 3
115 bonus
113 llllturl!
lol llnphllis
lin McCahey
107 liirner
I Time. I II
I Gooil start, won handily; Distant Shore
I eh. c.. by aiikee- Lady Schorr, nuncd tiy
1 Oneck Stable trained by W. II. Karrlek
1 TIIIIII) HACK
I Canarsle Selllne Stakes; for two-year-olds h
siibsciiptlon of Itn, starters tn pny f5 addl
j tlnnal, guarntdecd cash value !l,("'; live tur
tones I lliirse&Ase. Wt. Jnctey.
F rnriK'k. 3 107 Turner
Sucress, 2 pio McCahey
Variety. V I to. Horel
1 short Itallot.J. ins Matthew,
Helen Marie, 3 MA lluxtnn
Prices. Tin
3 5 out in
5 1 -5 '.1.
fl-I .'1-3 3
h-l 114
15 1 5 1 ."
Time. 1 .11?.
Goo.1 start, won drlvlnc I'rrnrock. eh c. liv
Hock Sand Ferment; owned by Aimisi Hel
mont, trained by S, C lllldreth.
FOUltnt HACK,
llandlrap; tor three-year-olds and upward
bv utiscnptlnn of HO. with l"ii added; one
mile'
Horse V Air. Wt .Incl,ey Prices. I in
rinlmiy, 4, PKi Warrington. 3-1 7 ft I'
Holy, s lin Huston. 3-1 een V'i
Hairano, "1 too McCahey. 1D-.1 een :t
Top Mai, .', ins Turner. 13 5 7-in 4
Time. 1 .111 1-5.
in' i.ti.Hi . nil. Willi Kiuii,iiiiiif: 1 IKLU111. i'. 11.
Good start, won galloping: Flelnny, b. o.. tiy
91 ' Dlspulse- 'Homespun, owned by Clifford A.
( oenran, trained ny w it unwicy.
ITI'TII HACK.
For four-year-olds and upward which )mc
not won three races since May 3ft. 1915. selling
by subscription of IS. with 1400 added; one mile
and a sixteenth
llnrte A Age. Wt Jnctry. Prices. I'ln,
Hae. 4 113 Ibitwrll 1-a out 1'
lieu Quince. 4 bit McTajuart.. a-1 I -I 3
Itayo' I.lirht. I ina Mrklaua Ja-l 11-6 3
Time. I 17.
Good start, won easily Hae, ch g , by Cunard
-liandrln. owned by Andrew Miller, trained by
A. J. Goldsborough.
SIXTH HACK.
For maiden two-year-old fillies nnd C'Mlnss
by subscription of IS, with Hon added, five fur
tones. llors- A Affe.
wt. Jockey prices, i m
113 Warrlnmon 4-5 out H"
113 Huxton . a 5 3 .1 3ls
112 Fnlrtirnther, a-l 2 I
113 Hodman 20-1 All
112 McTacifart. al 3 15
I'emlrlst, 2
Ildlku, 2
IMlthOUa, 2..
Golden Gale, 2
Hae II.,'.'
lime, i.iu i-n
Goml Hurt won ralloplntr, l'etnlnl. eh. f .
by Voter- llelle of Ashland, owned by Glfford
A. Cochran, trained by W II. Mldsley.
LAT0NIA RACING RESULTS.
First Haee Selling, three year-olds and
upward, six furlongs Water Proof, 103
1 Martin), 113 5a. 5 Hi tint I3.sn, won
lllrka, 100 Klarneri 15.20 mul 13 ao se,
ond, Floksle Crockett. J.1 1 l.np.Ulle), fi, '
third Time, I in 3 t. I.e linalliles, 1
Oakland, Hebecea Moses, Notileniall, imar- I
termn'ter und .Manners also ran
Second Haee Purse, maiden colts and
KelilliiRs, two. year olds, live furtones
Panhandle. It2 (Itoblnsoni. 111.60, 17 an
and 14 so, won. Solid Itoek, US itlentr) 1,
IS tin and 15 SO. eecniul. Trarllon, 112
iKeogbi. 13 70, third Time, 1:10 1 5
Llttlo Cove. HrlKlit. Goodbar. Klkton ind
J. .1. Murdock also ran.
Third Haee -Purse, tliree-yoar-olds, six
furlomts-"Couverse, 105 (Holilnsnn) si,
12. so and 12 30, won; Fleetabelle. 110 (Mar
tin), 11.10 and 13 90, second; Aniazin, tor,
(Goose) : no third. Time. Iil5 Hooker
Illll. leing lleaeh anil Sparkler also ran
Fourth Hare- Vnln itlou Stakes, two
year-iiliis. fle and a lialf fiirioiiKs-- Cheeks
96 (Garner), 113.10, 10 so and ll fiD. won
Thoriiwood, 101 Hlentryi, 120 in) .111,1 1,1,
second, ('.inloine, ml (Keen hi, 15 70,
third Time, l.in 15. Mary II, old
Charter, J. C Welch, Glpsj Grorae, llesde
N and lttnck Colfee also rail
Fifth Itace Selling, three- ear-olds and
upwardi six furlongs -Fltngeralil, lo
(O'llrlen), I3r. St), 111 so ami 17 3. won.
Ginsv.nnr. 110 (G.inz). III. Si) mid (5 10.
I second; Freeman, 100 (Garner), 15 30
I 1 bird Time, I 15 3-5 Itnilna. Star hose
Suregei, 11 llrst, Mex. Alltanet, Iblget
and Matgaret It. also ran
Sixth Hare I land imp, three year-oils
and up, one mile - Tel.in, 105 (Girnerl
15, 12 91) and out, won Graver Hughes, lis
( l.apaillel, 3Xi) anil out, second. Davl I
Craig, 10't (Goose), nut, Ihlrd Time
l!l2 4 5 Utile N'ephevl also ran.
Seventh Itaee -One and three. sixtccnl1!
miles, four eur olds and up, sellitiu, pur-i.
liiiiii ,,.ny I'anehlta III) (Jonesi. s, tl 30
and 13 30. won lleno, 1 0 s iMeehun), ii ;,u
ami 13.90, second, Any Port. 110 (Garner)
tlO .hlr.l 'I'lnie. ",0 e.X lnl. I ,..ln..
' t'onauliir nd ilara.illl lso-ira.
BAGGS AND V0SHELL ADVANCE.
Will Meet In Srml-lliinl Hound of
I.iiiik Islntid Tennis.
It.ilph H.igjs ami S. Howard Voshell
ndvnnced to the seml-Ilnal round of the
Long Island championship lawn tennis
tournament at the Kiiu-s County Lawn
Tennis Club In llrooltlyn yesterday,
linggs by deflating Allen lit hi- In thu
fifth round at 6 2, C 3, and Voshell
by winning from W Holt at ! 2, ft 2.
Ilaggs and Voshell are drawn together,
while In the other half of tho fifth round
Louis (Ir.ives will meet (1. A. I.. Dlonne
nnd M, (loldtr.an will play ainlnst
Charles Chambers. The summaries:
Limit Inland Ch;iin,lmilil .Men's Single,
fourth Hound--W Hull defeated Dr. V.
II. ltos, ." 7, 7 5, M. (Inldlllan lie.
feated I". 11. Offllvl. 6 J. C2i ChHrlei
I'linmbern defeated llenjaniln M. Phillip.,
t 4. J.
Fifth Itmitid Italpb Mikk. defeated
Allen Itehr. r. I. 6 3j S. II. Voshell de
feate.l V. Holt. 6-2, B - :
riminphinsMp Doubles, Plri tound
It. S. Iblirv ,ui, It II (liilsumti ilrrnili.,1
W, YiMiiiK and P llallon. i, -4, (. W I.
f!,,.,M ,t,l I' PI,., t.llltt ll.f nn ,..1 4 T,M.
nev ml Dr W II Itn-. . s .V
1 Kred (I. Atutorsnn and Kred C. Anderson
defeated It Lake ,m,l ' II OKltUe
r 2. a.
TURKISH
CICARETTE
HI III I M Ml l imim
As one
,
,
I
I
'i
FRED INMAN PUT OUT
OF CLAY COURT TILT
.1. ('. Castle, PMHlmi'fr Youth,'
Heats New York Veteran in
Only .Match IMayed.
PlTTSlit'nd, June 30. ttnlnv weather
ngnln retarded tho clay court tenuis
championships to-day as only one match
was played nnd the prospects for to-morrow
nre not bright. Ono of the live
events has been railed off, the women's
doubles and the mixed doubles iiIhh
m.iy be eliminated from the tournament.
This will leave three ecnts men's
singles, women's singles nnd men's
doubles. The last mentioned has not
Ik en starlet yt, but an effort will lie
niiidr tn-ininrnw to get nil the flist
round out of the way atul gel the
women's slnghs down to the end of the
fourth round Miss HJiilstedl has not
im 11
in iii m m
Listen again, please!
WHY do so many men smoke about half of p
their cigarette, and throw the rest away .
Because most cigarettes taste tine when
they're just lighted but by the time they re
smoked half-way through, they begin to lose
their goodness. They go flat
NOT SO WITH MURADS.
One of the very greatest things about a MURAD is that its
"LIFE" and FRESHNESS
last down to the very end.
enthusiastic MURAD
"A MURAD b perfection
when you light it, and it
gets better as jiou smoke it.
Every MURAD smoker knows
Maker of the Hightsl Grade Tartar,
and Egyptian Cigarettes in the World
CENTS
played yet, but Mis. Wjghtiuati ami
Mm. Wallaeh both have been sirii In
action and all Hu m- tin re seem likely
to go thioilgh to the Fenu-lltia.fi.
Norrla Williams, Ueorgo Al. Church,
N, W. Mies nnd W.itr'in ,M. Wnshburn
are likely to be In the senil-lliwls to
moriow, although Williams wdl luixu lu
Uit Dean .Matin y of Iho West Side
Club biioii! he i .in otiur tne seiiu-ftnaia.
L'hUi'cli and Nile nlirady ate thcio and
Washburn will have to win from J. C.
Cntlc, a local boy.
Castle defeated l-'rid C. Intnati of NV.f
York In the mdy play of the day. Aftev
supper to-night they completed their
unfinished match, the total note being
(! 3, 4 6, ii I. The winner of the
match is n student at Allcghuiy Col
lege, Meadtllle, and Is a rising young
plajer of this city. !Ir Is a son of
Attorney Homer II. Castle, the ptohlhl
Hon worker.
Mlllrosrs Open ,pn I'leld To-diiy.
Kr.r.i Win., Willie Kyioiieii, ('hurley
Pine und Nick (lialiak'ipubis III a tno
mile inn will fi Mime the fnimal open
ing of tin- in vt, Mlllinse A mid lit
Itrnndw iy beh w AMor place this after
noon, Other Mlllinse st.us will com
pete III the meet.
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