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THE SUN, FRIDAY, JULY 23, 1915.
4-4-
Evans, Siandtsh, Sawyer
WESTERN GOLF HAS
A 1914 COMPLEXION
Throe of Four Scmi-Fihallsts
Snmc ns Year Apo Mar
pins of Victory Largo.
CLEVEL ANDEIt SU K VIVES
Clrvr.LANP, July 22. HUtory will
tave a chance to repeat Itsetf In the
itml.flnal of the Wmttern amntcur (folr
championship to-morrow for three of
the four golfcrB who won scml-flml
' brackets on the links of the Moyllcttl
Country Club to-dny were seinl-flnallsls
at tlrnmi llapldji a ywir bro. Chick
Evalia and Ned Sawyer will meet to.
morrow In one match, Just as they did
lust car, when Kvans won, und th
contenders In the other mutch will be
J, I). Stnndlsh, Jr., of Detroit and H.
P. ninghnin of Mayfluld. Hlngham. the
local sensation, Is tho only newcomer
to the ranks of tho seml-llnsllsts. Vic
tories for EMns and StandUh to.mor
will mean a final on Saturday be
tween tho same pair of golfers who
fought It out In the lnst maicn in ivi.
when Evans was the victor.
11.1th Hawver and Kvans pkiyed great
golf to-day nnd both won their matches
by the samo gcnerouM margin, 10 up nnd
D to piny. Sawyer's victim was Jack
Neville, the last of tho California con
tingent, and Evans triumphed over (1.
A. Miller of uctroit.
Rau-vor wtm ntpadv and played ever
hole well this morning when he made
a, 72 and finished 10 up. On the other
hand Neville had trouDie in nis iiuuhik,
driving and approaching. Luck w-as
against him also and ho grew a bit
nervous a the match advanced, lie
braced for a tlmo In the afternoon, but
was hopelessly behind though Sawyer
didn't play up to his morning standard.
It was too much of a handicap to over
come and the best Neville could do was
hold the Chlcagoan even for the first
nine holes. ...
In beating Miller, Kvans played Just
about us well a Sawyer did In dispos
ing of Neville. Tho champion mado an
approximated '3 In the morning round
and piled up such a big lead that the
Detroit golfer never had a chance to
catch up.
The other two matches were closer,
though neither got nearer home than
the thirty-third green. Hlngham. who
was playing Dc Witt Hatch of Cincin
nati, a former Ohio champion, was fol
lowed hy a big gallery of clubmatcs.
He upheld the local prestige by beat
ing young Batch by 4 up and 3 to play.
Standlsh eliminated K. H. Hankard. a
nell known Chicago golfer, who put
up a good right In the morning by vlrtuo
of his excellent putting. Standlsh, on
the other hand, experienced trouble on
the greens nnd threw away many
chances to win holes. It was a good
and Interesting match, Standlsh win
ning by 6 up and 4 to play. The sum
mary :
Championship Division. Third Hound
D. K. S.iwjsr. Whruton, beat John K.
Neville. Claremnnt, 10 anil Hi Charlns
Evans, Jr., IMgenairr, bt . A. Miller,
Detroit, 10 mid 9. H. 1' Illniiham. May.
tlcld, heat He Witt Hatch, Cincinnati. 4
und 3; J. I. Kundlsh. Jr.. Detroit, lical
Ii II IlJnkard. Jr.. .Midlothian. und 4.
DUSK STOPS LONG GOLF DUEL.
Playrrn nt Msilrnonil Forced to
Quit at Thirtieth Hole.
Man.kwood, X. II., July 22. K. I..
Chllds, Ix)ng Meadow, and I. T. Hodge,
Maplewood, playing In the first round of
the July handicap tourney, were still
Bylng to break a deadlock which held
("or thirty holes when darkness Inter
vened. E. II. Martin of Manchester
made the fourth hole, 225 yards In
length. In ono stroke while plnylng this
morning. The day has been one of up
set and surprises. The summaries:
T O. Huckner, Compflitn. defeated J. H.
Blur, Form Hills. 4 and 3; F II. Luksr.
Maplfwond, won from H A, Walrtron,
Maplfwoml, by default. Charles M. Kink,
Dunwoodle, defeated B. II. A Norton. Win
chutrr. 3 and 2; Paul II. flhsrwln. Wnllas.
ton, defratrd William M Hire, Houston, 1
up (li hol), w. It. Calilwell, Dunwoodle,
defeated Lester Kussell, Dunootlts, 2 and
I. Hen O. V Elliott. Phevy Chass, ,lr
feated I. .1. Frtneh, Woodland. 4 nnd 3:
John 8. I'hflps, Wollaatnn. defeated John
II. Taylor. Huntingdon Valley, 1 and 3.
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Veaterdsjr's Itfsults.
Brinkln. 4: Ft. Louis. 0.
Buffalo, 5; Kansas City. 1.
rtttjhurs, 3; Newark, :.
Chlcaeo, 4; Hultlmore, 1.
Ntandlng of the fluh,.
w. i rc.i w. i,.
Kansas City t :. .KV Newark 43 42
fhtmro V ri ,fi75'nrooklyn.... 40 4t
St. I.oula... 44 at ,SH llurTaln 31 M
I'ltlsbursr... 44 i .StTiFlalllmre... 32 H
..W,
.411
.37'!
To-la's Schedule.
Hrooklyn In St, I.ouls.
Nenark In Httshurr.
Haltlmore In Chicago.
Iluftalo In Kanaaa City.
JONES CAN'T SAVE SL0UFEDS.
Fielder Vlmym In Mnth, but Ills
Team la lllitnkril l.y .Smith.
St, I.OUIB, July 22. Fielder Jones got
baik Into tho Rama as a player this
afternoon, but that did not prevent the
Sloufeds from losing tho opener to
Hrooklyn, 4 to 0. Jones got In right
field in the ninth, but did not receive a
chance. Frank Smith hurled tight ball
for Hrooklyn. Tho scoro:
BHOOKLVN (P. X,.) i ST. U)UIS IF. I. )
ab h p a r ab h p a e
rtnniton.ri ii-o o aunnn.-o. i o 1 s
Masee "h.
: 1 1 n .uiiler.ll ...
1 .1 0 0 Hartley.e. .,
! 3 0 Olllnrlon.lb..
1 10 o OlDrake.rf-cf.
0
roo;,er,lf,.
Kauff.cf
irinll'r.lb,
Halt 3b .
FdSmnh.ss
1 11
1 7
0 0 2 0 Klrby.lf . .
o 1 3 0 Crandall. .
0 7 0 n'jnnea rf
0 0
0 0
rimon e
FUSmlth.n. 3 0 0 2 obntinsnnss
IWreterzil.3b 3
Tolali ,11 7!T 8 0'Watson.n .. 0
IDavenport.p 3 1
I Tolnls SI I 27 11 1
Ditteil for Klrby in the rlrhth Innlnir
Hrooklyn 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1-4
M Louis 00000000 0-
Iluns-Hrooklyn. Anderson. Ma-e 2. Kauff.
Three hase hlt-Kanff Sacrinee hlt-Ilrad-'!
Stolen base-Hartley, Wild pilch
Darenporl Ilasea on bnlla Off Wataon. 1;
ft Davenport. 1: off Smith, t. Slruck out
i't liarenport. I: by Smith. 8. Umpires
Hrrnnan and Corcoran. Time 1 hour and
J mtnutrs. 1
At Pittsburg.
It. H. E.
Newark (FU, 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 02 4 1
I'lttsh'rg (F.L.) 1 1 0 0 0 I 0 0 x 3 7 2
lUiterles lieulbach and Itarlden; Allen
nd Derry.
At Kansas City,
n 11. K.
iiunalo (F.L.),. 20010101 0 6 7
I
mn. city (F.T..) 0 t 0 0 0 0 0 0 01
flatteries Anderson and Allen;
8 t
Pack-
'u, v-uilop and Easterly.
At Chicago.
It, If. K.
n llmor (F.L.) 00000000 1 I 3 S
Chlcaro (F.L.). 0 0 0 t I 0 1 0 x 4 8 2
. listterlta Johnson. Conlty and Jack
itsih; Uroirn and Clemens.
Visitors to Play at Jlackensack.
Hackknack, July 22. F. T. Fisher,
y tennis committee chairman of the
luckentack Clolf Club, announced to
y a treat for Saturday afternoon when
ymond D, Llttlo, F. B. Alexander,
Harold Throckmorton and I Dunham
Plsy on tho new local court in sin
l and doublei.
MONOPOLY IN
MOffGAT, FATHER AND SON
J. P.'s Grayling Has Big Lead Over Other Fifty Footers
in Larchmont Series and Harry S.'s Opal Shows
Way Over Rivals of S Class.
Vlco-Commodoro J. '. Morgnn's 50 1
footer tlrayllng won tho rncn of her
class in tho fourth regatta of Larchmont
race week yesterday nnd now has scored
30 points out of a possible 32 In tho
contest for the scries prlie. Tho Ven
tura Is second In the series rnce with
23 points, so It would seem thnt tho
flrnyllng should win tho prlie unless
some accident occurs to-dny. Commo
dore Morgan's son, Harry S. Morgan,
has sailed tho (lien Covo H yacht Opal
every day very successfully. He won
again yesterday nnd, like his father, ho
seems to have ti mortgage on the series
prize.
Ueorge Nichols, ono of the Ilesolute's
afterguard, sailed tho Grayling ngaln
yesterday nnd In spite of the fluklness of
the wind worked Into tho lead on tho
wlndwnrd leg, tho first, and then held
tho lend to the finish. The roursp was
to Mott's Point, then to (Ireenwlch I'olnt
nnd then home. The wind at the start
wns light from south southeast, so the
llrst leg wns n beat of three nnd a
quarter miles.
Tho start was a pretty one. Ilutler
Whiting sailed the Barbara and had on
board VIce-Commodoro John Proctor
Clarke, and nt the start the Barbara
on tho port tack was first over tho line
at tho eastern end. She had to give
way, however, to the Ventura, which,
being on the starboard tack, had right
of way. Harry I.. Maxwell sailed the
Ventura. The others were all In close
company nnd the Samurl, Spartan, Caro
lina nnd Acushla were on the port tack.
Very soon all except tho Spartan and
Acushla, which had taken the starboard
tnck, headed over toward Sands Point,
with the Carolina to leeward, the Hnmurl
next and the ltarbara and tho Ventura to
wlndwnrd. When halfway across the
Sound the Grayling took the starboard
tack and forced tho lronuols to tack under
her lee. but meeting the Ventura and
the Uarbara.theOrayllng passed astern of
them. Then the Grayling took the port
tack and stood well In to Glen Cove
until she wns able to fetch the mark,
and there she met the Spartan coming In
from the eastward In second place, wltn
the ltarbara third and the Ventura
fourth.
Hv this time the wind had backed
more easterly nnd It was a close reach
tin the second leg of 6 miles. As they
neared the outer mark the wind headed
them, so thnt each yacht had to mako
two gr. three tacks. The Orayllng held
her lead and tho ltarbara had worked
into second place. In turning thnt mark
the Spartan hit the buoy nnd nt once
withdrew. The Venturn. Carolina and
Samurl held welt to the south for the
reach home and they caught nnother
shift In the wind, which enabled them
to outsail tho Harbara. The Grayling
won by 3 minutes f seconds. Ventura
wns second. 1 minute 10 seconds ahead
of tho Samurl. the Carolina finished
fourth and the Harbara fifth. It was
t.ald that Carolina hail towed to the line
after the preparatory signal and con
sequently was disqualified.
The Josephine won In the P clasi, beat
ing the Anita 1 minute D7 seconds and
the Amoret 2 minutes lit seconds. The
Joephlnn had Ahe best of the start and
led all the way. in tho thirty foot class
I. K. Raymond's Hope was tho winner
with tho Alera second nnd Okee third.
The Okeo Is leading In the series content.
Edgar I.uckenback sailed tho Virginia
In class Q. That yacht got nway well
nnd finished 1 minute 31 seconds ahead
nf the Alice with the Arvla third. Com
modore W. 11, Chllds's Joyetta was tho
winner In class It. giving the Margaret the
biggest beating she has met. There wero
eighteen starters in the star class und
Adrian Iselln 2d won with tho Snapper.
That yacht finished 2 minutes 42
seconds ahead of G. W, Elder's Zete, and
George A. Curry's l.lttlo Hipper was
third, 28 seconds further nstern. The
winners In the handicap classes were
Senorn, Sally IX., Twinkle and Grace II.
The summurlcs.
SLOOPf N. V. V. C f0 FOOTRHS
STAltT, 2:05 COUftSE, 20 MILKS.
Klnlnti.EUp.TIm.
Yarht and Owner. ;?: V,,,'il-
flrayllnc, J. P. Morgan. . t IS tl 3 30 45
Ventura. 1 1, F Haker. Jr. S 37 M 3 32 M
Pamurl, W. E. Dodge.... S 39 01 3 34 01
Carolina, P. Jona. B 42 42 3 8, J2
Harbara, II. K Whitney. 0 44 It) 3 i 10
Acuihla, H. StelnliruKge. 6 SO 18 3 15 18
Mpartan. J. M Macdon-
oinli Did not flnlh.
IrtnoiioK II.. It. N. EIH t, 44 43 3 39 43
HI IIDS STAltT. Hit .-Ot'IlHB. U MILES.
Easlet. W A. Waltera... 6 33 00 2 38 00
Curlew. C. L. Wlllard.... S 41 57 2 44 57
Te.l.er. J. . Neshltt.. . 5 43 21 2 48 21
HANDICAP CLASS SECOND DIVISION
STAltT, 2I30-COU11SE. II MILES.
Sally IX., A. E. Illack... 4 3 51 2 08 81
Veda. (I. Chadwlck 4 41 05 2 11 05
Nadla. W. F. Clark.. . 4 Jl 17 11 17
Ited WIiik, C.rice ,i Loony. 4 54 31 . 2t 34
Corrected Time Sally IX.. 2:00:51, .Sadln,
MAY REFLATE BIG SEA CALL.
Steel .liny lie Substituted for Her
.11 0 11 el .11 rl ill, It In S11I1I.
Nkw Lonpon, July 22. Tho auxiliary
schooner yacht Sea Call, which has been
hauled nut here for overhauling and
inspection, was launched to-day. George
F. Law ley, the builder of the yacht 1 lie
signer William Gardner and representa
tives of tho firm that furnlnhed the
metal used In plating tho underbody
mado the Inspection nnd examined the
hull closely to tlnd out the extent of the
corrosion which It Is said lias taken
place. Just how bad this Is has not
been announced, but ono of the Hlver
slde ship yard otilclals said to-night thnt
tho corrosion In tho rudder post and In
the platlmr has been so bnd that the hull
probably will bo stripped at once and
steel plates substituted.
The Sea Call haB been plated with
Monel metal, which, It Is claimed, does
not corrode nor tarnish. It la harder
than bronze. To a certnln extent the
use of this metal was an experiment.
It has been used extensively for yacht
fittings, but It novcr before has been
used for plating.
Hlmre Dinner (11 Follow Ituce.
Tho motor boat race from Pough
kcepsle to ltrlghtwatcra will bo starud
at 8 o'clock In tho evening of July 30
nnd tho finish will bo at Flro Island Inlet
the next day. This race Is for small
cruising motor boats and It Is expected
that the fleet of starters will be a large
one. The Ilrlghtwnters Association has
planned to celebrate the event with K
ahoro dinner, which will he served at
the Hrlghtwute bathing pavilion at 6
p, M. on Sunday, August 1. Other
features have been arranged for which
will mako the visit of the yachtsmen to
the Great South Bay a very pleasing
one.
and Bingham
PRIZES FOR
3:08:lSj Veda, 2:09:11; Ited wing. 3:21:02.
HANDICAP CLASS Til lit D DIVISION
STAltT, 2:45 COUltSE, It MILES.
Twinkle, M. C. Hunter... 4 57 GS 2 12 58
Mlnmi. t. s. ("lark... . , u o 3 19 42
HoMn Hood til., C. K.
Onrtland 8 05 27 2 20 27
Jolly lloser, II. I. North. 5 01 17 2 2.1 17
rireny. K. ! . Fn.ter .... 0 Jl 4! 2 20 42
Peg, II. T. Hornldse.... 5 13 04 2 28 Ot
Corrected Time Twinkle, 2sl0!lS; Fire
fly, 2:14:4i Natnnia, 2:11:00: Jolly tncr.
2:19:18: Ilobln Hood III., 2:20127; Peg,
2:24:05.
HANDICAP CLASS FIIIST DIVISION
STAltT. 2!30 COL'itSE. 15i MILES.
Senora, V. H Fnrrell. . . .8 33 50 3 03 60
C arolina, A, w. I.ocKwoou.5 J i 3 ub 41
I'olitlac. W. II. Iliiwea 5 41 58 3 11 58
5 41 58 3 II 58
llna?r:'s, lM?aerOI?0JiI. " ,0 bo noUI U,",er ,hP ,m,",on" whlch
HANDICAP CLASS VortlTII DIVISION probably will govern nil stake events
STAltT. 2:45 COUltSE. 11 MILES. 0f tho lDlfl Grand Circuit. Top had
Klme,C!...r:...8.'' 20 05 2 35 O5',ho mounl ,hln,, The C'"M'- M 0W"
Orace II., J. F, Laml.den.,6 33 4 2 48 4 ! trotter. It wns Gcers's first appearance
Mia Mixleity, C. w iieed.5 33 43 3 08 4.1 '. ,, , , , ... ri..-ip Bn.i ho celebrated
Corrected time White cap. 2:32M8: In Hie nm local classic anil no ceiiurnnu
tlraee II 2:18,48; Mls Milcty, 3:04:60. by taking the second nnd third heats.
SPECIAL CLASS STAHT. 3:00 COUltSE, the nrst heat I,ettle Lee, driven by
Ogeemah. E J. "ea'ly's 34 68 2 31 68 I" White, landed first place In a rous
.shadow, c. W. Ford. ...S It 48 2 41 43 ling finish with Miss Hlrected, trotting
MXl'r V"" "rr.Ts 48 08 2 48 08 'tho mile In 2:0G4. a new record for the
Corrected ,tlme Oiceemah. 2:30150; Dip- rnce.
per, .';i;va; wiadow, 3:tl:48,
MANIIAS8ET HAY CLASS WTAHT, 2:50
COUltSE, 11 MILES.
Mile. Hom, W. E. Llnde-
mann 6 34 40 3 44 40
Maharka, T. C. Frees Did not llnleh.
JEWEL CLASS ST A TIT. !:65 COlTIlfE.
11 MILES.
Opal. Harry S. Morgan... 6 35 61 2 SO St
Cateeye, n. Frar 5 82 00 2 7 00
Emerald. C. W. outnater.6 42 17 2 47 17
Moonstone, W. Jennings. .Did not nnlh.
Ilrllllant, Dr. J C. Ayer. .Did not nnleh.
INDIAN HAIlllOIt ONE DESION STAltT.
2:50 COURSE. 64 MILES.
Minnehaha. .1. C. ,fohnon. Did not finish.
NEW HOCIIELI.E ONE DESION STAltT,
3.10 COUltSE. 64 MILES.
La llnchelle. W. II.
Eliler 4 69 Hi 1 49 18
Vlritlnla. II Decker...
Ner-Id, D. Ulrl.n
sun? -111 nr
.5 II 12 2 04 12
STAIt
CLASS STAltT. 3 .05 COUltSE,
54 MILES.
Snipper. A Iselln 2d 4 17 2.1 1 12 23
Zete. () V. Elder 4 20 01 1 15 05
Little Dipper, II. A. Corry.4 20 81 I 15 23
Hydra, v' E. llv.le 4 22 ni 1 1: ni
Twinkle, j. ti. Aiiev 4 22 27
Vesa. E. t! t'nltt. Jr 4 Jk 21
Meteor. It. L Flnlay 4 28 24
Shadow. W, L. Inelee ...4 7 J 0i
Altalr, Willis St Stannard.4 29 47
ShnotlnK Star, V. E.
Trench 4 29 Jl
1 17 27
1 2.1 21
1 23 24
1 24 0
1 24 17
1 24 31
me nipper, J. T. Mc
Mahon. Jr.
.4 30 OS 1 25 08
Taurus. P. Hrown . .
4 30 M 1 "S is.
Ittle Hear. A. Walker.. 4 30 30 1 "5 .10
Star Faraway. A H. Fry .1 31 03 t 26 03
Snake, Trnc Lewis 4 31 07 1 2C 07
Canls Minor. S !,. Adler. 4 31 35 1 28 35
Rinshie. L. 11, Hrarken..4 39 01 1 31 01
Oltl ENTAL ONE DESION STAHT, 3:00
COL'itSE, 54 MILES.
Teal, J. Ulster 4 31 10 1 31 19
Akone. It. P. Coutard.,4 35 21 1 35 28
Thane. A L. Snow 4 38 37 1 38 S7
Heverle. Dr. Hoerr.. . . 4 43 09 1 43 09
STAMFOItD ONE DESION STAltT, 3:00
COUltSE 5 4 MILES.
Dart. It 11. illllesple 4 28 1 23 69
Wake, It. W. J. Kinean..! 38 13 t 88 13
SPECIAL CLASS STAltT. 3:00 COUltSE.
5 4 MILE3.
Vlerge. J. It Collins 4 M 11 1 11 11
PaWows, II. E Hroulere 4 40 59 1 40 59
SLOOPS CLASS P STAltT, 2 10 15.
MILES
Josephine. . (i Hmnn . I 53 60 2 43 60
Amoret. it 11 llnlri 4 :.r, ir,
An.ta, 11 1' Cranbery. . . 4 55 47
SLOOPS CLASS M STAltT,
COCItSE. 94 MILES
Ete.lnOM. H. 11 Shaen. ..I 17 OS
2 48 48
: 45 47
2:10
1 37 nr.
Hrrnie.. II II Itayinonrt I 23 23 1 43 29
.rrrciea ume on llennes. 1 31.47;
Etennora. 1 37 on.
SLOOPS CLASS It STAltT. 2:31
COl'IlSE. 11 MILES
JntU, W. II Chllda 4 41 03 2 13 06
Mariraret. C. D Mallory 5 01 15 2 28 15
N. V. V. C 30 FOOTEItS STAHT, 2:15
COUltSE. 16 MILES.
Hope. I E. IMymnnd. . . .6 04 42 49 4
Alera, .7. ! Culler 5 08 .17
Okee, J II Mahlstedt....5 OA 10
Lena. O. M. Held 5 07 47
llnnzal, E. LansT .1 09 21
Silhouette. E II Prentice 5 09 42
Alerlon II.. .1. W. & E. P.
Alker 5 11 24
2 SI 37
2 61 10
2 52 47
2 f.t 21
2 61 42
: 6C :t
I.AJICHMONT INTEItCLL'Il CLASS
M AIIT, 2:40 COL USE. 9 MILES
Vuron, W S. Mackintosh 4 62 27
HnmhurK II.. M M. OolJ.
Ht'hmltlt 4 63 It
12 27
13 14
Ilarhira, C. Shields 5 10 13 2 30 43
WhllT, It. Manny 4 56 34 2 15 34
Dacmar, P J. Tlrney...4 67 oo 2 17 on
Wild Thyme, a. II Mnrrls.r. 00 m 2 28 01
Leuanna, Sponoe Ilrus... 5 II 21 2 31 21
SLOOPS i'LASS y STAHT. 2:25 '
COUltSE. 161, .MILKS. I
V I r st I n 1 .1 . J, S. Illuckton. ..5 l'i 07 2 54 07
Alice, flherardl Did 5 "a ,ix 2 65 28 '
Arvli, f'eler W. Hous 5 21 30 i 68 .10
,'i,tri . , . t.nui u a 01 32
SONDEH CLASS STAHT. 2:45 COUltSE.
11 MILES.
lladger, L. Parsons 6 15 23 2 30 23
Peg. II. T IlornldKf r, 13 04 2 28 04
HLV.ZAHDS HAV CLASS STA UT, 2:20
COL'itSE. 13 .MI I. KM.
C.ameeork, It. P. Tyler 6 33 21 3 13 21
Maehmee, V. S. Pardee.. 5 37 42 3 17 42
CAT HOATS .STAltT 3' 10 COUltSE.
MILES.
Peewee, A. E. Elder 5 38 14 2 21 14
Marlechen. It. Martin.... 5 46 21 2 35 t
Teal C. W. Hall K 23 47 3 13 47
Nlmlile, D. Hparknun DPI riot finish.
AMEIUCAN DO HIES STA I IT, 3:10
COUltSE. 54 MILES.
.Mae n, Ilr Hoy 5 13 ;i ; nj ;j
iu(i. n n 1, ,rrirail n ia 32
llocky, J. HaKKrrty c 10 5,
3 33 32
8 30 5t
STARS IN CONNECTICUT OPEN.
Mr.Vniniirii, .llel.eiid, II mil y, Tel
ller. Mcliiill it ml OHhtm Ciller.
Nkw LnxpoN, Cnnn., Julys . Many
of tho leading professionals will play
In the Connecticut open nolf champion
ship, which Is to bo held on Saturday
over tho course of the ShcneeosseU
Country Club nt Knstern Point. A num
ber of them nrrlved to-dny nnd will
take part in tho preliminary competi
tions to-morrow, as well ns In tho cham
pionship proper 011 the following day.
It Is expected that more than fifty
golfers will play for Iho title and that
all but fifteen or twenty will bo pro
fesslouals. Among the more prominent
names on the list of entries are those of
Tom McNamara, Alex Smith, M J.
Hrady, Georgo Sargent, Marty O'l.ough
lln Fred MoLeod, Gilbert Nlcholls, Louis
Telller, Tom Anderson, Jock Hutchin
son, Kugene McCarthy, Robert Andrew,
Tom Kerrigan, Jimmy Maiden, Wilfred
Held, Arthur Held nnd Davo Hunter.
VANITIE READY TO TRY AGAIN.
Overhauled, She Ta I.iiiinrhrd, and
Htnrls to Ncene of liner.
The Vnnltle, which has been over
hauled at City Island, was launched
esjerday morning nnd tit C o'clock
last night sho started out In tuw
of her tender, the houseboat Semi
nole, for Newport. Tho Hesolute
has been overhauled nt Ililsto and In
her races next Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, will appear wllh the single
head rig but with nn Increase of sail
which, It Is hoped, will help her down
the wind,
The amateurs who will sail these two
ypclils will go to Newport on Sunday
on former Commodore Frederick O.
Bourne's steam yacht Alberta,
Western Golf Survivors
POP GEERS DRIVES
TWICE; WINS TWICE
Tnlt-cs Tavern Senk With Own
Trotter, The Ouiilc, After
losing One Kent.
HAS OUTSIDER IN OTHER
Ci.bvsi.ano, July 22. -After n week of
non-success old Pop Ocers came with a
rush nt North Itandnll this afternoon,
driving In two of tho four races nnd In
each piloting his trotter to a well
merited victory. In both ho drove races
of the kind thnt have made his name
famous throughout the horse world.
Pop's llrst chance came In the Tavern
Steak feature, which l the llrst race
It wns n great race. Fourteen
stnrtern entered. Five were dropped
nftcr tho first heat, but the spectacle
of those fourteen rushing away In tho
opening heat will bo remembered long.
Tho Kno appeared to have the first heat
at his mercy when ho choked down nnd
went tumbling over the track.
Oecrs's second victory rnme In the
2;17 trot, when he gavo the talent a
slap by winning with St. Frisco. This
race was n hummer, but wns marred
by the breaking down of Iho favorite,
ui,nff.i,.1 u'tnrl Uv .T V. Mrirrta nf this
city.
Strafford was the heavy favorite In
the atlct ons and 111 the llrst two ncaix
1 showed the form which caused him to
be balled as tho king of the twice
arounds In 1013. In tho third hent,
howeier, ho finished fifth, lnme and un
able to continue the battle.
St. Frisco won the first heat and
Strafford the second. Then enmn the
biggest surprise of the day. The Proof,
llgurcd as a rank outsider, came homf
In a rush and sneaking In on the rail
nailed tho heat by nn eyelash. When
only he nnd St. Frisco started In the
third heat, Geers laid In behind nnd
then won out with a regular old fash
ioned Geers drive. Tho summaries:
2 20 Class, paclns, puree. II 200;
Pat Carmody. hr. h . by Al Stanley
t Whitehead) 1 1 1
Hat I'let, b. h.. by Empire Hal
(fleers) 2 5 2
John II. I. .. !' Locanda (Cox)... 6 3 3
VlmlnU (1 , b. ni., by lr Band
(Thacker) 4 4 4
Oraee Onssle, b. m., by Onla
(Squlresl 3 2dls
Marlott, h. m., by Frank Ilesure
(Marvin) 8 8dla
Time 2i 088,, 2:101,1. 2:114.
Tavern Stnkes. for trotters thai have
neer lie.iten 2:13 i ; rurse, 13.000!
Th ;ulde, b. h., by Peter the tlreat
(fleers) 8 1 1
Lottie Lee. P. m by Moko (White) 13 3
Ml Directed, hr. m , hy Dlrectwell
(M. Delltl 2 5 2
Tod, I Temple, h. c., hy Todd Mao
1 Snow). 824
Hov MIMer. h h.. hy Hlngara (Or.1y) 3 8 C
Mary Warren, h nt., hy Zombro
fHe.iley and Murphy) 7 4 5
Precious Crcseus, ch. g., by Creseus
mokes) S 6 8
The TniMler. br. c by Kentucky Tod
(Stlnmn) 9 7 7
Mont Ferris, b h, by Walnut Hall
i.Mott) 4 9dr
Sadie S, b. in., by Archdale (Mur
phy) Die.
Dlil. Whm, h h. by (len. Watta
llodney) DIs,
Hrooklyn Hal. b c , hy Hrooklyn
Chief (SnedeikfT) DIs.
June lied, h. m , by Ited Medium
MrM.ihnni DIs.
The Eno, eh. h., by The Native
(Flojdi DIs.
Time 2:ot, 2:0Ji;, 2:09.
2.17 'Ma... trottlnc; purse 11,200;
St Frlseo, b h., by San Francisco
Kleersi 1 2 2 1
The Proof, hr h by The Exponent
(Andrews) 8 4 1 2
St'ulfonl. 1,. h . by Moko 1 Murphv). 2 1 5dr
Emprees of Itiisrli, ch. ni., by Peter
the Oreat i.lurral 8 8 3
Henry P, b c. by Weir Axworthy
(.McDonald 3 8 9
Tommy Todd, h. u.. by Todd (Snow ), 6 5 4
Huron Hue., b h , by Huron Wllks.
Jr. (Chandler) 4 8 6
Dolly DUun, blk. m.. by Ozono
(Dul.in) 9 7 7
Miiwltz 1. hr m by Crlto I.ayhurn
(ArnsparKeri 788
Orlettre. blk. h hv Ormonde d'oi) DIs,
lime i ia1,, ::uss, :.ios41 2.124.
2:16 Class, trotting; purse, 11,200:
Mirthful, b. ni, by Star of Putihen
(Murphy) 1 1 1
llicelll, h. r., hv llertlnl (Andrews) 4 .1 2
Jack K,, ch, p., by Sll erflneh (dray ). , J 4 3
11, ue 1 earner, br 11., ny walnut Hall
(Cuxi j ; 4
Wnrthv ninscn, blk. h.. by Hlngen
(Murray) 3 dl
Lady I'orhiitn, h. in., hy Corhato
IMcIleillt) c jji.
,1.1,11 ,nion, 1, k, t,y i-rllice Ash
ton isnedecker) dls
Time 2:104, 2:108,, 2;094.
I'lvi- In Hour Paced Cnulrat.
Five men, Cofllns. Mndonna. Wat
tliour, lledell nnd Carman will rldo In
the one hour motor paced race nt the
hlieepslieail Day Velodrome to-morrow
night Frank Kramer will assault the
eighth of 11 mile record In a match race
against Cies.tr Morettl. There will bs
half mile and two mile amateur events,
wicn litorgn nowkor on ..cratch,
run Teams Threaten llnini Men.
The Central Congregational A. A. nnd
Knights of St. Antony are icgarded as
the only organi7aliouH able to press the
stron team of the Prolix Church House
In tho games of the Church Athletic
Dengue, at McCarren Park to-morrow.
Tho knights are regarded as pnrtlcu
ltuly formldablo because of the fact that
they train on tho field where the con
tests will bo held.
Horse Dies on l.ns l.np of -14,(100
.Miles.
Illll.oiT, Wis.. July 23. Tho Inst lap
on a 1 1,000 mile course, which It took
him nine years to run, was llnlshed n
fow days ngo by Harry, tho horso of
tylwln Halley, city mall carrier. The
animal actually died In the harness
while making tho round It made for
nine years.
EXCIIKSIONN.
A DAY'S
PLEASURE
HARD COAL-NO SHOKI- COMFORT
Lake Hopatcong $1.00
Next Sunday Z'SS;
Lv. W, 234 61. 8.S0I Libarty St. 9.00 i.m.
JacLioo Ave,, Jcilty City, 9.17 a.m.
Lr, Bioid Sued, Ntwitk.B.Ms.m.
Atlantio City $2.60
Next Sunday fitf'ig6''
Lr. W. .'Jd SI, 7.50; Llbe nr Si. N.OOt
l . Isckion Arc.Jrtitr Ciu.S.17;
Lr, BioiJ St,, Ntwiik, 7.55 s m. a
via New Jersey Central
k4AhECAi?ntnaiyJ
KRAMER IN FINAL HEAT.
Will Meet Goallet nnd Mnrrttl for
Criterion Itacr Honors.
Newahk, July 22. Scml-flnal hreits of
tho Criterion race, tho big event of tho
Newark Velodrome's sevinon, produced
winners to-night In Frank Kramer, Al
fred Gnullet ntid Ovsar Morettl, They
will mcot In the final boat Sunday.
Considerable 111 feeling was shown.
The management. In nn effort to break
up the "Australian peril," which has
beers opeimttng nsnlnst Kramer, grouped
Ooullet, Uremia and Spears In tho same
hreit, and Goullct's victory eliminated
the other two. Then Joo Fogler and
Itegglo McNamarw, uti Australian, were
In Kra.mer'n he.it. Tho llrst tlmo oft
Fogler cut down behind tho other twii
li.nlde the tolo line at tho start nnd
the raco was ntoppod. Off ngaln, Fog
ler tried a stestl and Kramer had to
ride hnrd to catch lilm. Then McNnmani,
shot nway nnd Kramer had to chase'
him, getting only n, doad heat. In the
run off with Kramer and .McNamara
nlone. Kramer won easily. Thn wholo
proceedings worked up tho crowd to a
high pitch.
Jiajin Ohrt, tho Frisco lad, won th
two-mile amateur championship race
and Jumped to tho front for tho N. C A.
title with 11 total of IS points. This vir
tually gives him the title, ns there Is
only one more raco In the series, t flv
miles. Whitney of the N. Y, A. C. was
second and Kane, nmithcr Wlngul Foot
lad, third. Harry Taylor, who was lend
ing In the championship point tuhln up
lo to-night, was shut out in tho semi
llnnl. BAKER GOES FURTHER INLAND.
If oiiio Hun KIiik HIuiih With Weal-
em .Vorlli Ciiriilliut I.enKue.
Asiikvii.le. N. C. July 22. J. Frank
lin (Home run) Haker. formerly with
the Philadelphia Athletics, has signed u
contract with Morg.uiPn, In tho Wentern
North Carolina League, for the balance
of tho season, ncoordlng to a mensago
(mm Morganton to-night. Hiker's sal-'
ary with tho Morganton team will bo'
$50 a, day. Tho leaguo Is n neml-pm j
organization and tho jinld ndmlslnn to,
a grime averages llttlo more than H.ik- 1
r's salary wr day. I
The Morganton club Is luickod by A.
M. Klstler, h wealthy manufucturer. who
Is a red hot fan and who oiies nothing
lor expense If his team wins. The league
plays a split season anil .Morganton is
going nfter the second half pennant.
It Is signing the cream of playing
talent from the South Atlantic League,
which has Just cbx-ed.
MUCH ACTIVITY AT RUMS0N.
Tennis, Polo, Yhi'IiIIiik '! lf
on XiltnrdllJ ' Scliedllle.
HUM son. N. J.. July 22. The Ilumson
Country Club, social and sporting cen'te
for most of the society folk summi t nig
In this section, is nt the height of a
big j.eason. With a large entr list t li.
annual championship tennis tourn. im-nt
men's slngb-n, men's doubles, wmikii's
singles, women's doubles and tnlsed
djubles will start Saturday on the duo
courts, The winner of the men's eingle
will play Hernon 4. I'rcntlie, the pres
ent holder of the ch.illctigo cup. in the
challenge round.
A polo match between the Iteils and
Hlues. the fourth yarht race between
one design knockabouts for the season
cup nnd a len hole medal play golf
handicap for a prize presented by Clin
ton It. James are mber sporting fea
tures for Saturday.
.New Yiirl.era In I'liial Humid.
MaplewoOP, N. II., July 22. New
Yorkers forged Into the tennis finals In
men's singles of Mnplcwood's first invi
tation tourney to-day. Hubert K. Tom
an, Jr. won his plaie handily. C - I.
6 2, defeating W. P. Woodman of Pea
body, Mass., but n. (!. Tarbell had In
work hard with M (!. Jobiisliii, New
York, before finishing with a t". 1.
1012, 6 1 victory The llnnl will be
plajed to-morrow nfternonn.
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The development stage is long past all refinements of pro
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Four Years' Experience in the Build
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Hence we can offer you this type of car, which for the past
year has had nothing but enthusiastic praise from hosts of Motor
ists in the Metropolitan District, at a reduction of $355, or $1,395
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No Saving in Quality or Efficiency
The Only Cut
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LOCAL DEALERS
Pop Geers
THREE FINISH IN TIE
ON SHAWNEE LINKS
Cork. 'nil Hrollicrs and ScoH
St'iiiiiinoll -Mako 7!) Kiicli in
Qualifyinr Ilouinl.
IMiATT A tfl) ALLKX WIN
Shawnkk, Pa., July 22. Medal and
tnnich play kept tho golfers busy In the
opening rounds of tho annual Invitation
tournament on the Sliawnco Country
Club links to-day. In tho first division
the Corkrnn brothers, Warren nnd Clark,
fiom llaltlinore, nlong with Scott Sc.im
inell of Trenton, finished In a triple tlo
at for the medal, and after the last
card had been returned It was found
that those with 'JO or better were In the
llrst illusion.
At match play In tho chief division
several favorites lnt, among the unfor
tunates being Scaininell, who fell be
fore J. P, Mnrlioan, an Old York Hoaii
golfer. Tin! Corkrans won handily and
Percy Piatt of the New York Oolf Club
won his match nt the expense of James
C. Parrish, Jr.. of Shlnnetoek. Itegl
nald Wortblngton, the local golfer, who
won the lluckwi'od trophy a year ago,
b st after two extra holes to a club mate.
Alec Coles. The summary:
Pirn HUte.-n-D Cl.irk L'orkrih. Haltl-
ii vv I'nrbr.,,,. ll.i.tiinore. ,9.
iiitt fiatnniell, Trenton, L. M
Hihorh, l'hDailelphli Country. '4; It. L
.l.i.k.ou, Williams. !.. Alec Volr
Shawnie, 11! . J. y. I'arnsh. Jr., National.
. It H. WorthlnKlon. fhuwncn. ki. 1 .
P'itt, New York, 11. T. Allen. 1-ox
Hills sT; II L. Itlils-. Hucks County,
C II. .'alvert. Aronlmlnk. as. K. Inoue,
Hawor'.h, . C W. H,hlnn, Clen Hldge,
H. Ita Tieffort. IlrlilKehampton, bj; j
P. Maellean. old York Itoail, 90.
SM-on.l Sixteen 11 W Wood. Old ork
Hosd. 91. C. II. Unstt. Ducks County, S.
II It. .Newton. Prankfort. 94, H. I.
Howard. Somerilllt. 91; L. H. Huebes,
Cunoo ltrook, 94- II W DouKhten, Merlon,
9.i. K. C. Hall. Montr'alr, 9-. S Allison.
Ml.Jl.ltnl. '!.. It I.. Mls-lir, L.insiiow lie. 90,
J II Kel.lt. Jr., At.antb: Ci:. 91, I. c
Itoricnhauih. I'm Valley, 9T. M M l ree
man. lluntlnsdoti Voile . Sit, F. S Hl'k
Iiik. Aronlmlnk. K. M. S.iwteue.
Shawn, e .'. Kiallk MeAilams. Una 91,
II I! Worhlngtoti, MMwhee. !', H S
llliks. Phil iilelpht t Country, .
Kits" Sim. en Plrst Hound -D. Clark
Corkran it Twt.ff.nt. md 7. Alien
bra- linitt). J i nd 1. ,l.i. U in Lett HnlK,
4 nnd 2 S.hwlnn leu- . 110,11. I and 3.
Pan beat Purri.h, 2 .ir. 1 I. Cole beat
VI ,ith iiK-en 1 up til) h ues). 11. Vt.irr.n
c.tkr'ii 1.1' C.ilwn, 7 and 1.. Maellean
I e,, : S . mi in , - and 1.
NOVEL SOCCeFtILT ARRANGED.
Ml .lien oil 11 Side In Content III
1 unl.i rs nn Miudii.t.
The iinn11.1l sports of the Yonkers
Field nnd Soever Club, pnelponed from
.Inly will be held next Sunday at
Tibbets Field, McLean avenue. Yonkers,
eommen. Ing at noon.
A special fciture of the meeting will
be a six a "Hie soccer football contest
for solid gold badges among the follow
ing wed known clubs, who will be iep
ieented by their strongest teams:
Hrooklyn (Mtle. Clan M icdon.ild, Hrook
lyn I'. C C.r.eiipolnt, Hay Itldge, Alley
Hoys, West Huilson Juniors. All Anier
iias. Yonkers F. C, ll.ibcock & Wilcox,
1. It. T. Stt oilers, Cl.m .M.icliuff, our
Itos, St. lieorge. Itoveis of Mount Ver
pon, Yankees of New Hncrelle, Hliie
F. C. TlnsMe F. C, N V Hibernians
and C ib (biiii.ins of New Jersey Trol
l y car runs from Van Cortlmdt Park
subway and Jerome ateime to McLean
atenue.
Hun I'ull lliiriilliini tiiunsl .
San Ki.ANi'lhCo, Jul 22 -Th Olym
pic M.u-ailifn race, fu.l nuir-e, will be
held lu:e Saturday, Angus: 2 accord
ing t'i an aiiii'iunccmei ' to-day by the
ntolei rntnm.Ksloti if tlm I'm. mil I'.i
t fii l.xpn-i ioii The d He oriK-.nally set
fv t'e ra-e whs Septcnilier j. The
cuai.g. w is made at tile recpiest of Kast
crn tibs.
(Formerly Priced at $1750)
Is in the Cost to You
B. STEARNS
Broadway at
EVERYWHERE
Hits His Winning Stride
CHAJEPI0N OUT OF RUNNING.
Iliilner (iueriiset llefeiiled In llnil
stoti Itlicr 'roitiiN Tmirtict
YoNKHiis, July 22. -Homer (lucinsey,
the playing through champion, was put
out of the running in tho third lound of
tho tout 11. uncut for tlio Hudson Hlver
title at Hie Park Hill 1iwn Tennis Club
here to-day by Abraham H.issford, Jr.
Hassford beat iho titlehnbl- r In straight
sets al C 4, 0-1, and leached Iho seinl
llnat round. J, II. Stelnkampf came
through to the final round by winning
straight sets at ti- I, :i from Dr. S.
II. Howe. Tho summaries :
Hudson Itltir 1 'hamponlii Men's
Singles. Third Itoutul Abrnh.nii Hassford,
Jr., defeated Honor (luerns,-), I, fi 1.
Seml-ilnal Hound --.1. 11. Kteink.tuipf de
feated Dr S. II Howe, 01, S 3.
Women's Mingles Seml-ilnal Hound Mrs.
T I, Hunlltk defeated Mrs. K. Halley,
63, t, 4
Mlied Doub'.s, I'lrsi Hound-Mrs. Itoyal
Victor nnd (li-orire Kloir ilefeited Miss
Virginia Tyler ami Dr H. II. Howe, r, 4,
0 3, Mrs, and Mr A I). Hrllton defeated
Mrs. Moore and H Moore, fi 1, r, l.
.Second Itoutul- Mrs. nnd Mr A. D. Itrll
ton defeated Mrs T I. Ilur.li. k and II. W
Pnrsler, 2 -, 1; 1, j Miss Margaret
(Irote nml J H lltelnktlliipf defe-eil Mrs.
Oreen and II A. llrowtiiiiK, 04, ; i.
OUIMET WINS TWICE
IN DEFENCE OF TITLE
Has No (ire.'ii Kirriciilly in
I i'rsl 'I'wo KomiiN of State
('Iiiiiiiiioiiiii.
Hostos', July 22. Two rounds of
match play In the Massachusetts nnia
teur golf championship at Woodland to
day left Francis Oulinet, the present
title holder; Sam Sterne, It. It. (Jorton
nnd P. W. Whlttemore nmong tho lead
ing survivors. Many expect that tho
finals will find Oulinet and Sterne the
cw.testants.
The champion did not play much of a
game In his morning round, but against
Colombo this afternoon be had a mini
of TC. There were sevetal surprises
during the day, notably tho defeat
of Paul Tewksbury by I 11. Pali.a
and the subsequent elimination of tho
latter by llnm Ktatis. John II Slllll
viui could ml get his putts down during
the setond round, nnd only one other
man w.us beaten as badly as ho was by
Gorton. The summary :
Champlonslii'i Iiltl-lon, First Hound I.
H. P.itntl. HirmH "d. beat I nil 'littks
biet. Woodliiml. I and 2, H S llvan", lis I -mont.
belt H M Pu'-tis, Woojlaml. 3 .-tnd
2. S. K Sltr-". TatnvHk. hH II W. Ilta
brook, Hroiikllne. 1 up; It. II Pb rce. Ilr.ie
Hum, lie it .1 V. It, Id. ,lr Siulbo-o. 3 .mil
2 A II (loud-ile Wnlaston, belt J 11
Chase. Wood an 1. .1 nnd 2. it ilornblower.
Hrae Hum. be,- II. Sclirhlite. Hr.iokllne. 2
and I It W Hrown, MiHb.w ll-nok, beat
II. K II. Frs. nd, h. Alio rin.irle, 1 up (15
boles i V chick, line Hum beat V. S.
Lawrence. Woodl.inl. r. ,md S, W S. Walt.
Hr.-ie Hum. heat It I. I'ullen, Vesper. 1 up
i l'J holes). P SthotP-ld. Alb.rm.irle, beat
' D. S'oyrs, Jr. Crow Point, t and 7; It,
It (Inrtnn, Hra Hurn. bent c. 11 lb lliuny,
HnrinKtlelil, 2 and 2: J 11. Sullivan. Jr..
Wooil'ind, beat It I. tons, Albertniirle, u
and 3. L J Maione. Woodliind, he it A. C.
I. ockwon.t, Iteimoni. .1 and 2: P W. Whltte
more. Hrookllne. beat It J (lulm-t. Wood
land, .1 uhil 2. A. C Colombo, Wooillalid,
beat 1. Cuttlntr. K-sex 3 and 2. Kriinels
Otllmet, Woodland, be.it W. 11. Stiles,
Hrse Hum 4 and 3
Second Hrom I lit itns beat 1'ilon. 1 up
J1 boe-i. S-i rtl, belt Pl,l,. 3 ,m 1 .
Ipirni'cwtr ben. itn ,.:,, t oil 3 ''lib k
j bent Hrown. 1 UP. SI h 't.'-d l'l! wait. 3
Whlttemore btat 1 i.oii, . 1 ,,tiii 2. Oulniel
teat t'olombo, 5 nnd 4
nrlcil pnr(s for lliiulnrers.
Track atltlelce, 'i'ling .md (iuellc
fimtb.ill ,ll iiii.'.e the prngi anruo
of tno g lines to ic In .d at Cel'n Park
nn Suii i.ij ! L"c.il 2i, 1 'iti i national
I'lil'i!) of Stem md npiritng i;ngl
l.eers A''gc her tla-ie tt I! be over f,nO
parti, ip ibis Cork .i d K ociu.y w,ll
Pish in ih, 'i.ic .e f( .tb.ill in it li ',ie
llrst event w 11 begin at l;3n o'clock.
COMPANY OF N. Y.
57th Street
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LEFT HANDERS NOT
TO MEET IN FINAL
Voslioll .fiits -Man, lint Ward
Is Tut Out l.y ruusual
Itattlc of Pell.
MATCH (SOUS TllllEK SETS
CKtiAitiit'RST, 1.. I., July 22. Theodor
n. Pell and S. Howard Voslioll reached
the tln.'il round In the Invitation singles
nt the Itockaway Hunting Club courts
hero to-day. ltoth finalists had lo go
thrco sets to win their matches on tho
soft turf. Pell olllllnlslicd Vnnderbllt
II. Wnnl In the scmbllnal round nt 46,
S-fi, (13, nnd Voslioll downed Alrlck
II. Man, Jr., at C 2, 3 , C 2. In tho
doubles thrco of the teams climbed Into
the seml-llual round.
Pell nnd Voshell were favored lo at
tain the Html round, but !ho former al
most fooled tho prophets, for It was only
by a great rally that he came through.
Ward started by taking Iho tlrst set
after n hard light The llrst set victory
gave the left bander great coinage and
he uncovered un unusual streak of good
play In Hie early games of tho second
set, fo that in short older he had tho
lead nt C 2 nnd 3015. With only
two points separating him from a
straight set defeat, Pell put on full
speed ahead and tied the match after
the second set had been to deuce twice).
ITU never lot up in tho third set and
won It witli case.
Tho Vosliell-.Maii affair was n hard
fought contest, too, but It wns not as
produrtlio of good tennis as the other
seml-fln.il. Voshell went nlong nt top
speed and plned come very fluo tennis
in winning the opening set, but let up
n llttlo In tho second, allowing Man to
do most of the good plajlng. The left
bander enmo back strong, however. In
the third set, whb h was piactlc.itly ;t
tepetltlon of thn flrMt.
The Voshell-Fred C. H.iggs combina
tion showed up the sttotigesl of those
who leached tho semi-final round In tho
doubles In Hie second round this pair
easily took straight eets finiu IMwIn P.
Lamed and 1'red (' Ionian ni '", --'-'.
il 2. Tile other two teams to conio
through were th,. Ward-Leonard Heclt
mau and C. M. Hull, Jr -I, II Miibaii
pairs. Tho former defeated Itaynmnd
l. Little and Alfred S D.ibney nt 4--li.
il 4, S , Millie the latter disposed of
Hubert I.o Hoy nnd Hugh Tallnnt at
n, 3 6, 0 2. An unloulm! for re
suit was tint defiat of I'edrlc A. Major
nnd Man by Seton Potter and Harry S.
Parker. In the first round nt C 2. 4 II,
, I lie summaries -.
Hotk.iway HuntitiK Club Invlt itlon Men's
Slnirles, Seml-tln.il Hound- Theodoie it.
Pell defeated Vanilerbllt II Ward. 4-
c, s. 3 ; S Howard Voshell defeated Al
rb k II Man. Jr . '. J. 3 ;. .
Invitation Doubs, First Hound Hav
monil D l.lttlo and AID,'. S Pilot. t de
feated CI. A L. Pinnies and Hnjnmln M.
Philips. 7 S. i. - .1 Leonird He, It mi n mid
Viind.r'lllt II, Ward dif. i'ed .1 A II'. I and
Hoy p,r. T .1, n 4. Charles M Hull. Jr.
and Lyle 11 Mah.m won from Dr Willi un
Ho.enhitim nnd pirtner hy default, lu.Vrt
Lo Hoy nnd Hugh Tall.int won from Walter
Merrill Hull and 11 P. Leopard by tie
fiti!'; Seton Porter nnd Harry s Parker
,i feated Alrlik II. Mm, Jr. and Cedn. A.
Ma lor C 2. ( C. 7- ..
S. . .nd Ilinifid f'nn,rd Ibektoin ml
V ui.le-VU II. Wild il.f.it'd lUtlnond I).
I. It'io and AlfriO S Dibli") 4 i - I,
" I'red. tbk c It, sc. ..ii.i s Honard
V"hel! ir"it,d I'rultrl. k C Inttiiii and
I'.lwln p. L.irn'-d, '. -.' , - . rii.ine. M
li'i'l, Jr.. nn I Lite i: Vahan defeated
H..I.. rt l.e lt,,y and II leh T.ill.inl. 60,
5- 0, 6 2.
Iliittnril Ilnrili'n'n I'lnt l eiiliires.
Hi stsns. N. J , Ju'y 22 In a ons
sided poll match plnjid to-dnt i i"nn.
sou Field, fen tuied by tlm dribbling
work anil goal shooting ,.i Howard S.
Ilnrden for the Hln r1!, KtiiiiMo, It ins
di fe .ited the Whilis lij the scot e of 14
goald to 3.
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