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THE SUN, MONDAY, JULY 26, 1915.
Ekwanok Golf Annual Feature of WeekLovtbond Feels Need of Non-skid Footwear on Sunbaked Court
10
EKWAM CALLS TO
GOLFERS THIS WEEK
Now York Will Sond Strong;
Delegation to Manchester,
Vt., Tournnmcnt.
CARPET MEN TO COMPETE
For the sixteenth time the itolfcr.. will
rnthr at Manchester. Vt., tills week to
May In the annual tournnmcnt for the
renldnt'!i cup at the Kkwanok Country
Hub. The tourney will be played on
the last four days of the week, July IS,
19. 30 nml 31.
Metropolitan unlfers always have flir
rd prominently In tournc.v.. at Kk
iranok nnd the usual Strom: deleijatlon
from clubit In arid about New York will
e on hand this week.
Play will bcKln on Wednesday morn
ing with an eighteen hole qualifying
round and the first pair will he sent
I way at the refreshliiK hour of 7 :30.
JTi first thirty-two will qualify for the
president's cup and provision has lieen
made for four other slxteciiH If enough
loiters to fill them enter the tourney
If there are any ties for the last few
slacea In the first thirty-two they will
be ptaved off, hut In the other divisions
ill ties will he decided by lot. The
naker of the lowest scoie in the qualify-
In- round will reielve a Rold medal
CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS
SHOW PROGRESS OF GAME
LITTLE DIPPER BEATS ALTAIR
Statistics of the Scores Made in the National Open for .sunnard ' Jm "i
Fifteen Years Indicate That Standard of
Play Has Improved.
By JOHN (i. ANUmiJON.
In generalities which are not nlways
glittering we are wont to state our opin
ions about the respective merits of the
play by golfers of the past and present
generation. The Introduction of the rub
ber cored ball, however, has made com
parisons, to all Intents and purposes, of
little value except when concerned with
the past decade, or. It may be, the laet;
fifteen years. Kew or no statistics have
been published on which to bae a
sound Judgment; yet I believe through
the medium of such compilations, when
carefully done, estimates approachlns
the truth of the matter may be made.
In this connection a wonderful ad
vance has been made by Max H. Ilehr,
former New Jersey champion ami na
tional runner up, and editor of Col
luttralol ami Outdoor Amrrica. He has
compiled what seems to me most val
uable data dealing with the ntatlstlc.
of the open championship play since the
Mar of Mar Ye.-tin .Nearly Vtr
Minutes vstrrn nt Knit.
I'ort Washington', I.. I . July
Altalr, the fast yacht of the star class
owned by Edwfl-d Willis and IMIsor,
las Hon )' 'he
races In which she started this season, ,
suweumberi to-day to George A. Corn 's
Little Dipper. The victory of the Corrj.
yacht, which Hew the colors of the
Manhasset Hay Yacht Club In the Inter
c'.ub race twice around the triangular
coiirae of the Port Washington Yacht
(CHAMBERS BATTLES I GORDON LEAVES ALL
J LOVIBOND ALL WAY HIS SPEED AT HOME
uas expected tu r,.n, far In the ruck.
The t-nce was won -by It- Mil-oUBhlln
of the Holy CtoM I.) fum. who started
from the sixtj yard null.. Mcl.oughlln
w is IiiiiImI atroi-H tne Kite 1 K. Jam's
r.f .the Monawk A. C and William
tlraltmer of the Irish American A C.
who was on the s.-rateh mark with
Cordon, wis plared third.
Five Hard Sets Required by
Militintnnti Ilcforc lie
llents Veteran.
t....!.... .I t.. tel...., P. J Wh!te of the bslem-uresceri .v
IIIIIHM 1 riillll J'H11 1 Illl-IM - in ,
Hack in Thousand Viird
Celtic Park linn.
won tin. 120 handicap front scratch
' bv a great tuts: of speed at tne nmsn.
' White barely nosed out J. J. KoUi of
the Krilchts of Ht. Peter.-who had a
! six v.n-,1 ..tart on Mm. In IJ 3-5 seconds.
I' . filocck. .t rree l.mce. was mrrj, iw
. ynrd back of Kolb. .1 J. O'Hare of J
NOT SKID SHOES NEEDED SAY NOVICE IS NO NOVICE ? '" A'n'!tr? uA,J. p;iV ..!
cnugn! at It The' Judges said that .he
Celt hud been promoted from the tanks
Wll" Cordon of the. N"W ori Ati.-of the rovloes some lime ago anil his
I w Yard Hun lland.eap Wnr. i
I.oui nliti. Ho'v Cro I.tc im i
James Mohawk A I" . y.ir.'. .
II l,ra,:inT J- I r i lnie- t
.rrti hi Hi ' T 'lie . :' .
.. V .,! i '!. I if W
White. aiem t V l ra
Kolb Knurr- t M IV r j... .
V lilo.u. ,.i..if hed ja-d t
..." 4 . see.- i if
Ti Mile It an. Now.e tVo-
O Hare ln.i Anitr.ean A ( w
HnlTHood Inn A A. com!
Martini Kleld Cl'lb. thlm Ten. ;
O Hire if 4!M,.fld Bute:.; '
TIiitp Mile llifl" ltnr- wtn ,
Tom Il-IIo. K:iinire C tv W., ,, .
urjt. Kmt.lre ntr vvrim-.i -Crnviler.
JU: ywooj Inn A A t
K
1
1
Krnncls Onlinet. birth scores nude last club, was no fluke as the Little Dipper
ear nt chlragn. It Is lo wor;hy of crossed ih line almost five mlnutea '
ti'ile that t,e. rg Sargent vt Ciievy In advance n -h Al'i'-. which also
Clinse has mad" the lowest "lop score" repteiented the Man.issset Hay cub , ... . ...
oi an mn.. n nav p;avej 'n twenty t:iiaris k, tiyje got tnirn n;nce tor ' ; . u.i.j -i.i.. .i,. m w.
round, or more of nntloii.il open eham- the i'or' Washlistnn lub nth 'he sets we,r ree.-d to de-:de the nnat i etic Cluti. national Junior i ii.-urp' n ai
fniiisnip gon lie n.t a 3: nuae hi iiyura. .nre wis a in.r nrrnr trom round of '!! irvltntlon men singles si one mile, ma n i snow r.v m -.ne ' i(s
llrookllne. next to Ii'hi fiomes J. J. Mc- the .outhent and every one of the line w.Mdme- Club to-dsv and after; fonn that pined him among ihe top. . . n . s Wan b T D,mp.
Dertiw.t. who n n.s dr. attempt roared 5-ichts that started w.isshle to finish, , . ..... vi . . -I ,.l.l..h!i vi if vmn m J,,lii'. ! b
a n::. this at Unglewood the vear when The .utr.ma.le. mor- -Inn three Iwurs play Arthvr M. . notch mLM.e Jist-n. fUf..n t"di ; J-i,
Ihlnl Time ton.ireond;
v Vsnl Hun. Sovice-Won hr K R K
Pore Jery Hirr.ere: W. V Sfhuler. I.uiuh'
l,n I.roeum. i--ond: K Valeut ne. unit
isrlirrt third Time. J '! J
Match play In all divisions will begin , lntro,luctlon cf ,, rubber cored ball.
i Thursday mornttiR ami anoiner i . . ..
start will be made. The second match s.niinE u.e eiu.v- v. ...v
on
round will lv played nr Thursday after- In the national open In ihe last four-
noon, and the third and srmi-nnnl , t(.H1 jVRrffi n, Well as the scoics which
al'ZrVt!SJAuil:x men made In other years. The
lso will Ki plae.l on Friday afternoon,
to which thos In the various seml-flnaJs
six scores wre under .inO.
A careful survey of the figures would
seem to Indicate several f.ims at whleli
hllherio ne hae o".ly gueed, Tii"
gradual .inprovemrt of scores by the
same profes. nai Will'e And-.on's
33l, which won at MvorMn In tuill. snri Hv.l.-i. fhar i: H )
hi. :9:. tn io. which only brought him tn'f;' Trf.: ." i;''. )
a tie for fo-.tth. a, at, example-show- , h;. a'iT... J! :
uk r.n; oniy ine great nnproement In
the. rubber rore golf ball Itself but also
In the ability of the plnyern to circum
vent tiouble In a TiWr clever fashion.
Oolf cnurftn to-day aie stroke hjriler
than they were ten years agu, and yet
th average of scor!"s of the leaders, the
MrK ten. In the pnst tn ears is thre
stroke better fire reason Is the ken
corr.petltlan, far li-viml that of it d-i
ade ago, and the dec's. cm nrr ,l a' by j H'iter Kllmisl.). who for Cm- past eon
ma"y of our top n rt 'h nrr.fess'onjl Pie of vrars Im ben trv.ng to mit
first five players' colfer. to flB thltiklng" gulf Nculti'i from his Job. kmp till long .lis.
i nir -ioi'i lire is nuninu as ;re'ii-iii ami i.inrv niv imniT. snini.iinji
ret o' li. but in years past they h.neinew. to think nluut yesterday. At hii
tN'Tnnct.t'n Tkh r-I.ASS j-TAUT. J:H ' JavIwiI 'h- 5.venth Regime cra-k. in the gitiX's of the Local Jxxlce iO,
COCH.'K. MIl.K.i
KlnUti
V hi "ml Or-n" II M s
l.lltl l!ppe- t A 'orr 5 J! V1
.t.- Wins S'l turd i If, :i
Utfl
Slicour.c Htr V T-seich .i 4!
Canli. Mine- Atr .
O'Mrlen 4J 9
Mlr. C t.. rM . i 43 Ji
... ,,lawTel Chutes Chimbirs, the vetei
rim Mrgs county pliyer at 8 --
It jf .
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E1I0NSKY SWIMS SHACKLED.
Alan tins on UraltJnrLrt In 1 rip
rnm Bs.
total number of rounds which they
ttlaved In championships Is given and
of course villi not be eligible tl)c at)(, of itrokes. with the aver-
IhKeWrit and se'eoni a.e per round. Thlrty-n.ne golfers are
Hxt4en, and at eighteen holes for the i In the honored list and their average
other alxteens. There also will be an I ran(!(,, (j mve Included this year's
Aht champ.on.hlp flgures) from the 74.73
lt.or(g. of Chnrles Krlars to the M of Isaac
Kntiles close to-morrow aftenioon I Mnckle.
nd should be eeiil to jam-s i.. ia ior, i number of rounds of
cnairmau oi me uiurjiamcni i-uiiuiuiiri:
Kt .M.iuohcstn', Vt
The number of rounds or course
makes a difference, for at more than
one of these championships the weather
One of the older trade coif asoi la-1 ..,i ,t, .. nr m mount. Kor
Hons. Hut of the carpet trade, will hold ' ' ., v, ....,., rnrtv ri)Un,i.
Thurs-1 '" "" ' . .
Hm All..l. . an,,, 1,1 lnlt.h.ltl.nl nil
Jay and Friday of this week at the while Kvans has plave.1 but eight
Areola Country 'lub ine divide the players Into group, ac-
The morn. iik of the llrsi day w ill be ,.. to tllM ,mmber of rounds which
Jevotcd to Hih qualifying round In the . .,
Ifternoon the first round of e.i.-h d.v Islon .have been played we find that the grand
will be plajed. match play. Tho.e average and relative standing of thoe
tllmlnatcd In the first round will takelwno have taken part In championship,
part on the morning of the second day,all( piaw.,1 at least twenty rounds ate
.71 ine iiHloiailon in e;n-n iiiiiriini. nui-i- i a!l follows:
tllmlnated from this can take part In the ,
tonsnl.iiion foursomes in the afteiuoon. I i" f
flarnmi. A lnnl. who nnn the chain-1 IMaler Itouniln
plonshlp of the association last year nt I
Sarden City, probably will be on hand to
Scfend hie title. Other golfers who nre i
likely to have a chance for the premier,
donor arc H. II Tobey. runtierup last,
tear; II. II. Itichmond of llo.ton, a I
former champion, nml Horace Cooke of
I'hlladelphln.
l'Uer
1 I J MrD-rmnit....
! leorit .'.iruent
S Willie Ander.nn
4 .1. A. Danil Json
J- ilrx .""mlth
e .vt. .1. Iiraily
I Thomas McNunura.
i Krnl .Vlcl.rn.l
! (lllhrrt Nichntls ...
U Stewart (lardner...
Cler liobi-rt.on. . . .
Aire
p.r
Itmind.
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7. :2
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The M-cretary of the Carpet Trade 11 lier In
:,.ie .i,,..i.iiiAn u a a i,.,...,,iu ,i ' t ? .Met tin
w. ,1. ..... mi...., ... . ., ... . . . Trail.
Information In r'?ar l to the iourn y ' ,. r.itnv bf'.l '
may be obtained from hlni His addreM ir, iimrue !.mi ...
b Ul West Thirty-ninth street. i While Mnlth ..
i; I. Auehterl'inle.
In the West tins iveck, the owner- -'al ,' i""u"n" '
Ihlp of one State title for 1915 will be , jo..,"V Jlckl '. .
decided. The Wlscorln State cvliamp- :t-I.iM lirnnn...
Plonshlp will be plaved at the lilue :: Iwnald l'.o ..
Mound Country Club of Milwaukee on
44
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as
41
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44
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:n
reternn Internal
-it, erntlng
;5, -. 3 The marvc of the .-"
matov win 'ht i"h.inber.s should have
py up ucli . tight ga!r. th' mllltli-' "
rii.ii ! i en the yott.g iromin wna ac-
nipin-d t.DvlUiiM tn thrt rourta and
.' -r.i as officii ph, . ii,t.ipher expe'ned
t!".!! he guariUaiar would v In quite '
easily i
A a matter of fict, this sm young I
rnnun i-ould not oul'e understand how j
It was that Ciambe". wxn the first two I
1 sets, and when they were over ithe went
I down to tne waterfront to flrire It out. .
Wh'le she wm gone Iv!tAiid won two,
j eels end '.ed tS match, e altrough
rlic 'oiicluded t.mt "he was a Jinx, she
.nil" bHi'k to th flnlnh, l-ovlbond
n.ii Unl"P or Meant ami up-
m.eirs. .'t i'i:t:- I'ttn lie
. 1 ' ii i,in run, w m h he
rurther Test of It Ice (ininl.li,
I'rof. Isaac 1.. Itlc" aan- - ,
terday that n furthe- : ' ;. -!llc
(lamb.f, t.ie ,!,- , ;
natej by h'nt. W'T.I I ' c I ,
fortncomlr.g meetlrg S the
State Chess Asoc !a' in. w '
gin at I'tlca a week tr,v t ,i
of the strongest of r. e i .
playere. A Kupehik, tie St,v. ,
plon . Oscar Ch.ues. f'hirie ' f ,
.1. licmsteln, wi.l be the i- '..
will be called Upon to ,i
tout.d tnurnnnirVt at t 1!
I
been If.s like mvhlnes and tb.e value of! fate he gave old Niptune the laugh, for, reilli il,n,1 better tennis thai Cham-
iieni In the tlrr-t two eels, but lie ws
at a dludi intare 'Ihe i-ourt hart been
baked by th" K.ar.ng sun until Its ur-,
fsen was hard ns m dance floor and I
single stroke ha. never nmente.l 1 1 h got himself all rigged up In n strait
them as It ilo. nowadays K've or ten 'Jacket und had hi. leg. shacl.teil In
year, ago the public wj. as much In-.heavy chains and then drrpped over
teresled 'n the Lrilll.in' .hot. ... !? iii-llxurd nt the lUt'.erv
total scor, bu now golfers spe.ik of o- "r n"1 B",!, although be had iju te a. slipper)
the bad shots which have helped lose a ' s of neither his mm., nor bis legs, ) laJilbond was afraid to go to the net
championship; as a rem't the profes.j"t he kept going porpolv fusliUm and fir fr of falling and Injuring himself
liru-ii in ine Hvi.riiii uiif-wiiuii ji v mi-, ii iiirrriurn ilia Hie muni Ul me p. a) -
Isliind. He came out of the water S bonis Ing In deep curt and when he did come
and 40 minutes later at Slxty-flfth street, t In, r was y e!o.vly that Chamberi had
Hay nidge, having squirmed a dlstamo no difficult In pi'slng him. Chambers
of five miles. was nil trtnune.i out In non-skid shcej.
... , - i ind came in wlthmt fear when he wa
Three fiisliloii l'Uer Vlnirhrrf. ' so Incllt.erl At th.it he manned to
. , , , ,,, i . . , 1 eptead hie .eni;tn on t tie . ourt once and
A three cushion IvIIUrd match mil be; al, mlm(..,l. ,r t m
plaved this week at Poyle hut ti -mv-, tu. ...-.i,, . , .-u ...
oiul stie.t ncademy Coleman I- Mad- I ...., i, ",..,. ,h ,h ... ...
le i. who enjoys the dtHicllen of scor- rn.imhera .. .. ti,. i..h .i i m
slonals do not ntterhpt the brilliant often
and plan to play it safe alt along the
line, tru.tlnc to steady work on the
putting greens to pull them through.
There Is alo far more than a sop cf
lomfort to those who have been fearful
of the decline of the golfing excellence
of th" foreign born golfers to know that
'f we take the list of thoe who have
pla'ed twenty or more rounds :n th
t'nlted States open cliamplona'.ilps there
;v m
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are elchtcen fore sn born out of twemy
two who have Mulshed in th money on
various ovcnslons and have tie best
average., whll" In the number of thoe
who have played In three or four na
tional "opens." eight out of the first ten
are either Scotch. Fr-noh or Knglish
Still, on the other hand. It will be seen
that Mcliermo't leads the one and III
gen the other dlvis'on, each bavl-.er met
over a period of years most of the men
iv hose' names have been mentioned. Hut
If w take the Shawnee tournament and
the national and the metropolitan we
find that there Is manv a fight left In
the "old gunrJ" nnd that It ial!y Is
the case now where the homebred, are
on the defensive.
nig a v eto,, owr . iiami.i. i .crge , hjJ l0. ,,, ,0.,j. n the In.
.Mome . win piay a ;7'-" ter's feivice Had the K.ng. county
with John !ole of I'etrolt The latter I
tnir. been able to take this game, the
West. whre be i lousidererl th equal
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'v ',.,"':lr"l"r" V , . ; i mai,n anj
uonai iiiinarii i.e..sue . .mo,iu.miiiii. wmi v,.i ,,, ,. ,..i. ,-,-..,
season The matcU will be i:o p nt.. d I01 ;K1id to rlng , ni3ch
ii.ii., i i ...... .. ....... on to r,- -4 trf.fore he took enotlie-mime.
1. one of the nio-t sk lfill plaer.. in the I Wi,r, nouM Urn s,. ,IIh,' Hn.
oih-r g.iu;e wou.d have g.ven him the
second leg on the hLie
Alhert Cutler will
I whien made the set deuce. Chamber
took the nrst to game, of .th fourth
I The second El imp consists of tlioe
who have taken part In fewer chain-
Thursday, Krlday and Saturda. The
.... , i.,.i,i.p nr ,t.A ,iti i t'.i.. ii
ami. i.i ,. i. ..i i. ' ,...w.i!JJ ,i..; ' tilonelilii. and finished fifth or better,
rhampio'ii. Alii, did not play in thel?1"1 1r1ou",H ""?llln,t wpUt' l" ,Wl'".t.y-
Western championship at Cleveland last ' " " o""1'" '''
deck, aii'J It may he that he Is engaged '"" .........
In busliiex.. that will not permit him
to play much golf He finished his, ptaver
tourse at llaiiaril In June i j Wa irr llagen
If John Iteld. Jr. vice-president of the! : l.oul Telder
fnlted Statei, Oolf Assuclntlon. who now! 3 ! M. Ilarne.
Is living in Ilacine. should decide to
Jim Corbett's Tom Cowler Shows
Off for Wiseacres From Park Row
J.m Corbelt Tom Cowler got a crltl well wishers Tl' II be irere In yhl
ett a. e lead :
l.evlbond
Cr.amttrn
lii IbonJ
Ur.iml.r
lii lb.m.1
ChaniUer-
commenclng Tu -il:i
referee
i
" " ' ... .. . set and then I n ,x In a row The
llo.e 4ii1tiirr. lo l.ienl.. rtfUl : a. er n doubt, although
J Itoe was a double viitot In the ! Chambtr-s fought stubbornly. The sum
I'ennant A C. game, closeil to nieuibet. iraries:
at I'etham llay I'ark .vestetday He w.m.tn. re i-ub M.n"- Inrttatlen Singles
won the quarter mile dash In 55 second. ; Pirn Hound Arthur .VI liilhond dete.t.d
and cleared 11 feel m the broad Jump. liari oniintirr i :. : , . i. l.
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ca! once over, up and down and through " ' V",1.1
and through at his training quartets .J'uVa.. Vl'diui I
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f MTu.n . nuniirrti" o: nils imugrru .-Kiir int
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down 0 the pl.tutesque spot to ee Just '"" r.'-n.an. .. r nienun, mp.i ,-pe. . o.a .--1.0. ..in..,
llnr..r .Ine 1 1 I.r..ru , ,. Vtn.i tev fOlM.. LnAlllberi.
ir.eiwni! .inn i.oroen n;.s up .... ..icr.r
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1
House Joan lieeve.. the luice lint
t.i.wler amaziil the on'oonet. with his ic.n.'. Thompson tne Ilir.d 1, Mud 1
ulill ty to work on and on without a llrown. Ju:,e H'own. N-'i. IPirir. Sm iii.
jctu;i j House, Snake Klll'on. Snaggy Seirnou .
Standing feet .1 inrhe, high audi -'"' wh""; -"""ti Kitzsnn-
ound. he not around the ". lire ni wii ine ii.achnr.:n.
Mi-
lnovk'.
shal'.
: !
1 tIif hlnir '111 I fi
: ;blg smnalum like a middleweight. The Oas Heed 1 mn Holle-in, i fi
:-hlB event, h bout with the glove, be-i ; ly. Countrj t.entb.n.Aii .-cl.li
I! 55 'tween Cowler and Soldier Carroll, was I r,"'ctl Williamson. 1'e.wee Mai
JOY BEST HANDICAP YACHT.
,e i4i4i line arid Davis Craft l.eada
Her Uli Islnn Home.
4 Kr.inrl. Ouln-ei . . . .
try foi the Wisconsin title this week .;:. 0. HmpsVn. . ..
hla manv goliilng friends in the Kast :Jack Hutehln.un. .
will watch hH progress with keen In-! "T" McNenile
tereat. Q .lame. Maiden...
j 10 John Jone ..
flhlefc num. .-.,,,1 r--rM..i- ,-.,,1.,,.. , While the."
srem 10 be in m cl.i.s bv ih.m..k,., I., they do not
n.eie ...... ,.t , i... ...,.... ,-. 1 different golfers
lie ij.iii Wl. ITU.. . fuller . .111. UP
to-morrow whether ihey wi.l .il
11 ni... ....... ....... ,...iu.....i ui.. 1 wan. 1 v ......v.. .,H. . v....
nnunii mucin now .....r .,.11-iic.i n.H" .... ... .... , , . -'. ited rhnul Ihe 11I.I ..' ., .,.'..,
..m h-ive filled i mi.llfv reiiii, leini, le ni anu waicn 0111 ior .
ars nave raneu to quant) ,..' ,., ......., m.i 1. Thutsd.iv n ihi fif rinirse clr.e vin.
..Vwiiil.l Im juiii ii.in.ip, ; .-urn v..'11'i.. 4 inn in 1 - -
SnOUI'l lie,' . . . ' "... . , ,. ... .. ,. ,1.1,1. ,,r !.. Il.ii.. I
a mie set i-unTli.ireu wun me one nr 1 " e..,...,
,Vn"'r;n : :.; 'Iie!.l kick until Jimmy Johrunir, rrUM i "f'' Jhe iio.e.ho-. II..U w.ignei. a. i.e.., :' ;ru'l1
aid" ; i i sill, a jitney bus load of nstlc wlfte.icres Hook and l.hder Lave. Spied lMnn. Julu, I" he hsrallcap and knot
e. .? : ::::: !: M.U 'from Park Itow. As soon as the scribes, :"e Harber, C.uer.'lla Wagner and Tom da.-e, .lo owned by l.e Sa iv
se figures are interesting ; had set foot in the gvm Corbet-. wlg-,aw tne lluvket. Now t,at'.. tin, Xiyls won in the seind d.v.elon
always tell the play of the wagged hi, big m.istery and the trouble ! 'Unch to let beve cm the girat ,Ti , ? th. ? b.
fers as they have shown In that had been brewing for the luckless, Way. isn't It- 1 " bn
won his fourth Wetem ch iniplonshlp the championships of the past few years, . i-o'er boiled rl,ht over. T(
last week and Oulmet gained his third 1 'or ' ecme cases elnce the qualifying1 ow er oie-ned up with a ruh. He "
Massachusetts title lie foe many vear, roum-i have been a necessity the well ' oldkr fought fiorr. wall to ,
have pated thry will begin to approach
the record of Jerome I). Traver", w ho
has held the Metropolitan championship
live time, and the New Jersey title on
four occasions.
THIS STRIKE STRIKES HOME.
up some
and their score., whlcn
rightly counted In this list as giving 1
a sample of their form at the time
of the open event, do not get Into the
and Welueit liaj .lesterday.'
roll': head and .houldeis through a pet
added a
I
it can't be dime "There are no
you can't expect two little spl:itre. like
Dundee and lirltton to do the polite
lave had n hard time holding; act wnen - muni depends on the re.nlt
him back." broke lit Hilly Itodenbach. for each of them '
,l.u rl.l,.r l,o I,u, ...lu. ui. u, d llm, . ... n ., ..... ....
Witt. .Indue I n, lor. ra.lon., which should be taken Into lp llext.r Unowi when he done took . . . . . ! II vndic v I vsi-TIIIHD 1I Vl'siov
Jii y 25. Judge Frank IHrcount whe" slu1'lne-' these statistics, much. He was doing twenty miles ont'1 ' r"'-' .ln,i lla.idlesp. j ',.rA.T, j i.j-,-ocit.-i: : .1 Mll.i:.
M. Taylor of the New Jersev Coi.m ,.f ""' ' wul " "ler "ut ' ",e the road before I came down here . (j, y Wood, won a rlub hand.ciin on I Sunbeam, A H I'i.ne .:. :i si ; it bi
IfacUi-i.siu'L.
ttmhlHte Hit)
IIackknhack .
Cnildles 4( ii 1 1 -In.
averaging. Alex Hoy and C. Nlchol.,. I ' - !
for Instance, have a fairly low average, u h;ive llalI ,u
nut tney nave taiieu io get into tne
I chosen sixty-four on one or two oc-
T. e Oraiesend Hay Yacht Cuili de
parted from the regular routine ves'n-
d.iy and liel.l a retatta tilth, pt.zes fur
races In the lisr.dtcap and knorkalsjut
,lo , owned by l.e Sain age ard
on hand
utiected
on cor-1
ncted lime In the third dlv.s.on. wh !
Sa.ilail; won In the knockabout class
, The (luinmar.ts j
IIAMllCll' L'l.AS-'- SnCOVD DIVISION' - !
S1AHT. J:0; fOCP.Si:. 7S MII.r.5
IZ anv-d
Kmt.h
' Va'ht nnd Oine- II M "
.!'. e Saul'Sfe A l1.'. I 4. '
.VI and I'. C It I'lrnp. t mi 4..
. . I ile II li imiiie . 1 0. . I
Mai. W Anderson. . . 5 0J "1
! i I'a'.l. M Chrl.tlsn.en 10 f'
' l.a i;uliana (l. I4rnriai.i1r I '4 It
j Correct, I lime .Ine. 1 43:i
l la 'i, 1.1110 f, i ... .nu i
I I
H .M S
1 41 (li,
1 I'. 4..
1 1.7-1
1 fl .
. 06 0
i It
.VU
4 1 .'!
Kriors and
the links of the O.iklui.l Coif Club
I ...im mnlnrlli' nf rrmeA the flm.ieu .1. .,. imml. If..'. .. f.on...
Appeals Had a strike situ- riven .ire iro.nl Indications of the nl.iv 11,1,1 .Irli.Uu not even .-I,i.. f at.
stlon imt up squarely before hlrn thl ' consletency of tho various well known What he lose, on the road Is real blood,
morning, li.it lie Heated the matter In profcsHonals ; arid a better Idea can I don't like ao much work on the high-
a phllosnphii-.it manner and decided to be formed of their relative standing ways."
remain neutral desnlte the feeling, or In the country bv a tierus.il of this "Work!" broke In Corbett. "(Ireat
100 i-iitldle strikers of the Hacken.ack , table than In any other way. .gun.., I worked harder than Cowlet ever-led for third place with 73 each The
Coif Club. Judge Taylor. Myron Ilobln-1 Ii urelv would be of Interest 10 mnnv 'did. as evervbody know... Hill v. be can leading scores follow: (!. K. Wood..
Anna. I It Wr Kli' " 4 01 2 1 U
5 'es- IVaukSIl II . C A Miens: I 54 o: : .4 n-
terday wnen he retuMied a low net' " a. utr. .... .... . .
score of ,1 one better than that of , .
1 . .... . . , 'uin.-niii,
I'm ivaukan 1 1 .
OS. i2. Hug II . : 10 ii
0113
Anni
Simiiel A Salvage, who finished second ! n m
Hrown and Cyril Scott wi re i ii- mhiictu-st hit i ncmT.sir
Tlit 1 - 1 III! PJ
Dr W.
Skylark C IMuii
roi, presHiem r tne Crnon League colfeis, before commenting a bit on the "land It. Why. fellows. I used to box s-.' is, .1. snmue. A. salvage. s -lb. 1 M -use. H. I. sapper .. . . in o. l -j o;
dub; C.arret f. Arkerson and H. Mers ' ,a,, which the statl'tlcs tell to refer twenty hard rounds every day with ! ; Dr. W. S Ilrow n, S41 1. 7S . Cyril1 -h,t. -s' l nu'' 11 J 4i : .j 4S
Hogert reached the lxtl. hole, and found , tncp more to some of the figure. W'hlch !l'' Huhlln when I was training forSs'''L S7 14. 7.1: (lastmi I'lantlff. '
1 Krank Klrke, of Hackensack , T,,.hr J r l ' J , Jim Jeffries. Twenty round of flghtlngi HI0-25, 75 . O. C. llolton. t.fi--... 7 . II. FLUSHING TURNS OOLF TABLES.
r,o i.oasiai.ie ! re. i. .el.cl or Maywood , , .. c'ami.bell nnd Jick Iloben. "' I believe In lots of work. Wasn't H. Henry. 5 It-. 77. li. Sieiens.l
divide the .o ,un n' ,,e:'',..,I': ! championship., neither one having w? " l,,ore of ' twent.lve to II. .M I'opham. IS. J. H. do,., (1 . ,
Jent Is wi. L. Hide of the coif club ' missed a year except at Midlothian In ..r, , . , . , , .. . .
and V It. Har ihorne tried f ,,,,ifv 1911. Campbell has never scored below "P." S ' 'hat whlpp..! me that , .ln, ..mtch of nineteen player.
Itfutfh Vlr HhIL ICirlliorn.
H.tClIV . ii f i4. .. nv.,iu I't'iun ....u, I it I i a t..i I..
the striker., hut all to no purpose 'nnn. but he hi... one 302 to Ills credit. ' " V . ' '
....!?!. ' ' :!.B'..IIor nn,l hi- -hl-hU4ju5S stiol.es better than ul" .'im I k" ,t ' OHnkl, to nv self
offered the reason for hle'icen , kTo I to h lor " lb ? 'he I, Z ny V?h' " chf"" !"' ..' KelWr, , e.day In his effori io brk i day '.;" a' score of'brVo !
but these bora were m.i.le n..i. h i -e ....... ... ..... .... " ... li ..ire 111 my ,11111,1 nil- 111 1 1
"Crawl- ,
Walt till, tin y must be slight In eoninarlson with i i "... '
. I i i ti I , . iitiiniM.fii ne.i. nriKiu ul II1C l.urill
, i r noon .iw.e-n.T inu, eiijuy. rtw.iy tin. only man who ever tcgaltied tlie
ui.it. iii ijim, hkiiiii ai ...yopin, ine very lieiivyivelglit title. Vhl!
name of which seemed to caM a spell to decide which color Ink
on a side the Mu!ilng Countr) Club
tilumiihed over the (ireat Neck Oolf
Adverse water condltloiiK balked (ieotge , Club on the link, uf the former yester-
The home
tlie existing reiord for the nvilin from , club also mni a foursome In which ten
the Mattery to sandy Hunk Arter lie- pairs started on ..ich side by a score
Ing In the water three hours and seeing , of If to I'. The srorlng was on the
that wltii the touch sea rmtnlnir he, N.ikmim. nvhihiii Tw,i weelr. before ilrent
While I was trying' would be unable to accomplish his task I Neck defeated I'luihlng at Oreat Neck
prererreu in i he gave up the fight When opposite I drum Campbell was selected by the
I lould see Maine.. J. Cor-
in, ...j ine i-.iitiue!. jiie Tiuin- l . i,.i. iii-.i.,,.. ii. i ., ,, . iir up Hie I. Kill l. lieu opjioHlie iirnill lampoeil w.ij. nriei-.ru oy ine
rills, the.i said, was unfair to 1 01 ,,ole , ",'., al 1(! ", .V1" Nkln, ' !"y hllllliK I backed Into the ropi-s and , Swinburne Island i:...elboi n's advisers , visitor, to lead ofT and he lost all three
r and better caddies. poll. e. , "hUh In those dais frightened bimrued off of tl.eni nntc. a dvllig chance ,i,.cde. not to let their protege pro. I points to Crdlm-r W White, the home
ke told the s'llk-is to hold a '''"'V' 1-nK7,no' Professional blow. That wmn the last I i nny fvlrtl,er ngnlnM a losing cause arid I champion. Morel P. Lewis of Flushing
reach a (..inclusion ami appoi' t I handed In a card which totalled nc. Hey, t owbr. now don't do that. Save ,,uned him from the water. 'and Thurston Kly of dreat Neck, who
Tennis Team Take. I'll..
anil ll l-'fiir Doiilile.,
were second In the Hit. played to a tie
; llert United and Jamee Kraser, the pro- '
M. 4 brlitopher Hoy Ileal ' Intra, i rs.()iin. at Hushing and dreat Neck
St Christopher A c athletes did not; 'eipectliely. competed In the match, tho
In their I ' 'usi'mg man winning oy i point
in tne roursonie i.ar.iiner m unite
the strikers yelled to them
louse guys come ,n:""Veilow
.... ,
The strikers comiilal-r,l of -he new ' bark .?Killn. nt . Myopia. Ihe very henvyivelght till
Ijrtern wnereoy the raddles aie num
bered
the older
liiali Klrke
meeting.
four of their number to confer with the i n nverage of 2 per round. In later our Ininls. What's the sense of taking
club olhcial". I yinrs he has been in one championship chances with 'em. Look out for h:
- - 'fill strokes better. Just about a good nf- elbows vou know Jeffries was luckv.
ROROIIflH PARK LOSES ONLY ONE ' t' rnoon'.. ..core for him on his home Hey. Hilly, tall It off that fellow will
- - - .luuiee. , , o.i line ne enii nu, cm I lie , deal cil J Father Time kindly
kii, in an me "lie,, i ,ininnnsiups amt e e.nu . in mi. .is ,,e iinnru io a giouii OI ,,,,. vti.eomb. D.ini I
. .,,1.1.,- I..1I r... ...... I.IILV ti.tl,. I ,1n.u - - ..... I........... .1'.tl.. .1 .
I ' ....... ...... ...in,- nun uee terdav Ulill lOOK a Tall OUt Of IWO llllb l'""ru r.unriie inipi, neie.lieu
there have been 21 scores under linn for "Jim. you'd better teach him to kien r.e.,rrt. i.n nrtn.e . n. i.,.if Charles Zlegler and It M Tarllon
The Itorouub Park Tennis Club all ll",e"' T1"' nrKt " hreak the , hi- guard high," said one. "U.ok at ' mile In 2 02 S-:., better than the old The iimmnry of the match follows, the
but made a clean sweep of the Ter r.n ' "eemlngly mystic ttlple cemury wan T that chin of Cowlcr's. If the c.unner I mark by I 2.5 seconds, and A Morris P'aiers competing In the order given
Tennis Club on pie ermrts of the hitter 1 Al, x Smith, who. In lOnfi, at Onwent-, hooks one on It coming out of a clinch I cltppol two seconds ofT the rude and a Hmh'ng-C.ardlner w While, .1. Morel P
nt Avenue .1 anil ICnst Severitfcnth Tl,r,,e years later the he'll be In our coiner helping you to i half record when he went Ihe distance Lewis. J: C ''Watt. S. Alexsnder S An
street, ItiiKd.lit., ie.ur.la. The I lor- ':a' "',H l-Bl''d. the ground was revive Turn. A chin ns long as that Is 1 In 7 2s elciatch men won all thiec of 'pTl porter 3 " "' OiiHrW "c r,m
ougn r.irk i I'll, won in, in out nt ten i ' ..une ninn,. in." .-.niuu. . me iiiiiiun mi r. mie. errs jr 9 Misene nruni F y
niatche., Silniliert p.ilng Hi., only o. ' tecor.i utures i.eorge Sargent, with "lie Heard that the t.tiiiner I very."
ins one to-Jaekmn or the Terrace club, -9ni having us lO'iipanlons under the fond of hitting nil the breaks and i-ay.ng 1 .
f, ii. i; i, in tin. sliigbs The Itorough 300 ,n,,rk T""' Mi'Namara. Ab- Smith. 'HN''iise wasn't It a dreadful nils- '
V.nks won nil four ni.it. lies In Hie , l5,iar Ahi'-Kle. Jin k llobrna and Willie take," broke In the pleasant spoken 1
doubts Anner.nn. I ne iicm year them were r, ' o" lei . -1101, I've lieen schooling up
,leiii"iis of tli" Hu-itiKli Park club I fi' "bite, none In inil, three nt Huf-1 11 t"l Dir tint and If we nre allowed to'
nnd Ctimmisn.'iiii of the Teriaco club ' fal" ln ,!,,- ,tnnf Mrnokllne and , light al line time I'll be pleased most.
furriisiieil the iet iiinteet of Hie das. .'ii.i."uo.iii, nn mo uiih scar at ' ,nM "r io.ikii ' oj man 111 ciose
Dr Jeniiiiigs won llu.ill.i
II 2 The Minimal ius:
Smut, n
. II,, I
V i.r", ,lr..iir
.11. Hie I I' n
II . M,''ll
fm , ' II
on .e.ea
ll,. .1,1
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Sun, 11 v, 7 ',,
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ll.iltii'rol. (iiai tei'.'
Freddy Mcl.i-od, diorge Sargen: ntnl I "How's the little old advnnce?" asked
I.I. J. Mrltermott have been mid; r Iinri ''" hett of Johnston, aH Cowler squared
'twice, Tom McNntii.ii.i tin Ire and Ae away fur 11 tilt Willi Haltlltig Johnson,
Smith rop. Hie,,, al! w Hi sroie. which, who weie a 11e.nl lonktrrir headgear
mi four oiwuHiniiH liM'iceii t in yearn "le,s of interest,'' s.ild little Jim to
I'ini'i P'lJ iiri es tb.tii .111 iieinj.,. of In big .lilil, "Ue.ene a section for the
7'i per round, dllliert Nl, bolls lias one Ibillglliston and llayslde looters," said
mni 111.11I1 1,1 l!'l. which l!i stroke. Coihoti "Here mv list. Theie's
better than in. flint elToit at Myopia .lot of fellow, hete who've never seen a
Among th'' ii'iiateiiiB Walter .1 Travis IlL-hl They've engaged a lot of husei
Ii.ih scoie.l :in(i, but this Is outshone by and will attend the bout at the Rink In
the 2'J1 by Chick Lvan.i and tho of elate. Juat listen to this list ut Cowler
Ordtrbytht
full nam
urke's
Guinness
Lfk for M tigns
W. iaH
BURKE'S-GUINNESS
hiily.
Itltd bu-E.t J.Burkt.
1 I'll. 11.11. 'I nr. A r. liuMii'i. .1. nailer 1
M untie, t. II. Hummer. I C II. Strutheri, i
R R NleUer.on. 1 Charle A Po., 2; C
1 A Ne.mllh, Ile rl llsttell, 1. Total .11. j
lireat Nei'k-firsnt Campbell. : Thurton
' Kly, Clurlei Zlegler. 0; It, M Tarletnn. e
Ue llockwell, (I; 11. n Martin. 9: 1; SVil
on, 0. K lieoll MrKiusht, .1: IV Petri, 0
,lnenli A. Millatif n; n. M lluekley, J 1
Ilr I'liarle M Sie.lei n, C II (inddsrd, n
n Walker, 0, K. T Kly. :. W. Cllllord, 0 ,
' V Dutio.e,ue .1, .1 Calrm Miliiiiihl. D, Jame
Kraser, . Total, k,
Fifty Mile It ace at nay Track.
A fifty mile motor paced race with
Lilian, Seres, Mitten. Hedell and Law
rence as starters will be the feature to
morrow night at the Sheepshead Ray
Velodrome. Cws.ir Moreltl and Harry
Kaiser will ride a match race In mile
heats and the .ensatlonal Pan Francisco
amateur. Hans Ohrt, will start In two
leulh lor the hIiiioii puies.
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BTURKISH I
jHBH CIGARETTE 1
JfcP No other cigarette F
3SSHB ever had a Record G
Of all high-grade cigarettes
15 cents to 25 cents
MURADS are the most
popular, MURADS are the
greatest sellers.
Why? Why? Why?
Not by chancel Not by accident I
But because the Turkish
tobaccos that go into
MURADS cost more than
the tobacco that goes into
any other 15 cent cigarette,
or any 20 cent cigarette, or
many 25 cent cigarettes.
No cigarette you can buy at
any price comes to you with
Such a recora
Such a reputation
Such a recommendation
ns Murads guaranteed by the
whole nation's verdict.
Maittn of the Hiehtsl Grmie Turkish
and Egyptian CiRarcttei in the Wot id
Cvvvwufwie

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