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THE SUN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 27, 1915.
West Defeats East by Margin of One Match in Intersedional Golf Church Downed by Johnston
EVANS GIVES WAY
OUIMOT'S FINISH
ir Ihirmle :i Only
to I."'
mi
w .-t Rent Rant.
mm MATI II IN DOl'BLKH
iK IHEM NOVEL AFFAIR
n.
.Mill
ih.iim.n .
Tha legltl of ahilf
Westsrn section of
A IMF
ft, r;.re-"':, Iim
.... pi ted
.p pl.ir.t e
lies vxnn the fliiil of "A hut
id i. Annan! faarii ngtuheg
'tin pe-tinti of the euuntt)'.
hall tnnt.l.e i.i ItM mum
, i . inriiuie by 1 1tt mn
while the pln in tli siti-
- rt division nt tlx'e
rr. iking totHi "f eight
VWsi auatcst m.ti for
. ., ... ,..
ft four
Inn
gal to "
rufeties mi
aif.'tir tOt
tie k.i'
Tic sftSI
T.e V the
oon play
K.ui lair, as
ntent Hits.
notaMy Pimm hi
in the mini''!
.lid
i arrive
. .. clock, and
t take-. ,1 Kll
h un fes. i round of
the COUfMi
MUMttd that
Jerome I I
Tnwra would pel) No I for thr Kant.
, . . .. Ml "imr 10 thr fact ttiat he
ild. which miikes
ither iliffii nlt. it Ml atoMad
iv u i'Mi'1 'he list m a lay
the W :ertt anititeur champion.
p i , mi Thr ntatih attracted nl
pej VhoU body of Ri'lfrrs who
(! ni- pi urine,
for lk ? t fr holes
, Pi i. lint .ii ih.t turn
to iijic- with the very
tin. golf waa
Ktmna lad by
rtnr rre f
i in' outward
as ho might
t . Ion tat mailr on
II mk Try
! ,. hi ii champion
,.i ii.. hail nevi
i no M nt radtic
r-. r- tean thr ootiraa
atld knrw vr-ry lltMr
dtntanrca whiih rr
ff ort .
Rvana laid foil
In the hoW at Ir.r
, - . thii moi nlnn
lm in J'plgi. Ihr
.ii , .1 -I iMiia i
TherVfara when
u l daad
Iftan -a I
.. iy. hol
in& became hp with omy 1
in play the uawihara of thr
trd toward tha clubhouaa. Hut
... .. know of what atufl Out.
UK)
ri
- , . i maae Tney nung on
iteUirhted in ate thr amalaur
, - win the nr xi hole with a pin-
: ind lake the anvant tenth arMh a par
BvaM 'M'.-hlllB a bWlkar on his rrr
Wlll lh.'i all rushed lii the home cr,en.
hi ,i.i- aaray, to the llnlah. li
. hhi a aorn finish for Ottlmat,
lh dtiVa loo fai and was III a
1 . ..er the Kl.'eti. while Kvrtlis lay
. han iw I) feel from the hole
." ., little flg'irlng UUlmet pitched
.. within a doavn feel or an of the
l, Ri tm had to do Was to Ih
' ' "Sort put t dead. Inatead
r, ble . I might alnwal add. w
, ami brought up Mine feet away
ifO or die for Qkiimet. Mr pMttad
ami the hall went in without
t i an Kvnns d the yarder,
r . fool beyond this tune, and II
(.. for the etr hole
. -1 grod driven, both were on thr
. .. . green in -. oulmai played
I , . within a yard, lull BvatM
is u. l illy weak, mid then tnissml
i . '. and win still away lie holed
lull nutntet Went down in 4. wln
)inj md match by taking four
. i ,iet. n drcumatanca which in
mi ihi lot of Bvana to encounter.
, Pig vires were about th- satnr.
imund Ti.
i t me other match ea want to
i , ie Thi n l'ownrs. Andorson
narston wera beaten, each by a
i mi The medal of ail player was
liidei "i t
Tram . who an id that hr had not
r iyei1 mail) bud Roots in years, was
. . . i ner over Ned Allla, the Inter-
, . niUion, by I and I, Again
Mike Gibbons Becomes Testy; Sure
Sign He's Rcunding Into Condition
.o.i, St Paul say '.b'" M ile
. nlni quick tempo ed and
he "air belBg an Indlca'lon
u- f to fight to-n!Rht. It I
i K Al rua- n grent
thIIj takaa on tin- ml Id man-
r
It Mike
t:"'r , l
s-
it
lly tear alien he liegins
l ;,. Ketchrl v .i - juai
. ;.. in Ketchrl .i- Juat
. nan when he as almost
pa taut light,
ti, arho could handle K;an-
t . . :i any one " unej to
l
n
ttei
, the next Stair h-rr
ore right time. If anything
k l. i -.ol wun vt IBM to
. with the training Ogmp
lenaa I', and hr never
ppeai when 8:eve begun
ml the stove.
ri 1 . 1
U Ii
td
si. Paul on Riturdai
e
fo N
V .: k lirmg'.ng With Him "i"
Tom nnd ' s,aff of siatr.ng
, hie Oltl om. M'ke will
..t tie New Tolo Cluh.
.t and Johnny Dundee Wesa
: ..),: t nier: at Mad lain
a- .:
i irdrn
in
September 41 I MS
millet
., nolle) iist of engage
Keep johnny busy until
ii.. laavea to-night lor
an ne tights Kllchle
: dav
M
'In
iwler atll H another chance
ti , fame negt Wednaaday
in meats Jack Hemple at
Si id i- Rink Both Hemple
t . fought tiunh at Sm'th
; ...in..- the tragic count. although
Mil ne aim k. o. punches
full oistanoii
ri,
S'
a.'i
Ii dualling tnui bank
it. rii
. - ugulii, John, you know, in
munager of Joe Aaavado and
. - I i '' IK Milan Is a gr in
!,.;.!. . Vestenliiy he plunked
in ' ii 'l match foi hi
i'1 implon rraddli welsh
e'e the -oigar." aid John "The
:ai. r gi - I will 1st him have
i for a p sasnt, add wh u's more.
re, a cotwln -f thai othar
I Mill give him If he agree to
I-. In a twenty round hwut.
1 d llur- without any wTlnan
a I mn II Noa im ii he a winnrr ;
"a- " iav to mi paa, won't he" I've I
'.. .t . the beauty of It all i
- ' . miii Thi-. offer gota i
I: i his "r in one else who
1 in fight."
know 'Ini tlie beat hghta
n a ring huve larn tlpaan I
veai statrfetnsytaaT1' gakad Orwi
. , ,i " I ( ' a true, fltayplta I
Ho
the fa
promotara and match mak
i
Anderson at Detroit
to Cover Title Gol f
T OHN G. ANDERSON is on
J the scene of battle. He
reached Detroit Wednesday ready
to play in the national amateur
(rolf championship and write ex
pert reviews of the event for
Till Si n. His intimate view of
play in the championship proper,
which begins Saturday, will he
presented daily as a special feat
ure in addition to the regular ac
count of the occurrences written
by the competent staff frolf re
porter of The Sin, who also
is beitiK sent to the tournament.
In similar manner J. Parmly
Paret will handle the special
features of the nationul tennis
tournament at Forest Hills next
week.
n Jerry's vxronderful recovaiiw which
turned thr tide al opportune momenta.
Hamilton Kerr and Tom barman played
wrii m defeating swift ami Batikhard
rcspei tlvcly. while Mavlsim llrrron of
I'iltshiuR JusttPril thr ronndrnce In hln
aalaeMon by winning orer Albert nr, Kri
by 2 un. i i
Thr morning play at four ball matched
was not m cMMt as thr Itnilri proved
to b. All ihr matches wan over al
thr Mventeenth hoi, or befor The
play of thr irmii rs for the Weaternera,
Boi and Sawyrr. wan eaueptlonally
food, and they won with eaaa over Trav
ail ami Karr. Myrrs and Anderaon hail
an Intaraatlng content with Bankhard
ami Hunter, winning al thr next to thr
iHKt hole ami having a beal hall of 70.
Thr isummartex :
rot R BALL MATCHES
EAST I WEST
Truvrm anil Krrr . O.Boir ami Syrr 1 1 .11 1
Oinmet Ann oarkraa K ,m imii ir st.. i
inl,.-uii ami Ili. TB IWnkliat'l Hihl MunliT 0
Ml
Kim
anil IVrrin IStnntlidi mut SehlOtl
... t! nikll
un. I Shrr- Alim ind artfl u.
t
9 Totnl '
1110 MM
Haraton
man
jjiitmel i ur. i
Townee
M i-l". i
Mliler-MMi
Tea vera iMi
Hrrr
Shrnnn i 4...
Oarkran
Krrr I'M i
Rerran if-lt,,..,
i Ream
Sawyer -t upi
'i Mandtah 1 1 mn
" llaiilrr 1 1 Un
I '.III.
1-" il :i
l Bankiiro
i boir , ) ..
i lain
I S-'krl
, r,,iii
Total
V l.'TOHd tlltl
n crowded to-day with
c grttltivc in a few
On Friday the trophl
.1 iioiiiin Ooer will b,
The link
parti 'Ivanta-tod
Herded rutin. Is
donated b) the
played lor. and
than .ue tifi enti
aiirady Th.. playen arr Bndlna
thai
I' ia not an rasy matter 10 reorr iivei
thr C0UIM Utttaga one is hitting a very
long hill.
Tin mighty smltai Jeaaa llullford gol
In toda sol was choeotl to play on thr
Raatern leant, but the dlractlona given
hint .in to how to get to the etub sent
him a-tray and hr missed making thr
proper connecttoiia. Hr had an In
i a practloj rognd. Thr lywj-M acora
turned in was a "n. made thla morning
! by W. I Kownes in the four ball 'in-trKt-
Tlie feeling Is growing thai
ICO rt ther or four strokes higher than
la-t vrar will enable one to get into thr
. charmed) circle of thr ehgniptoiiehtfi 32.
i Thr first tram match played bat wear
the Kast and the Waal war a grand SUC.
ci as The payera were htshly please-1
nnd plans arr now undrr foot to m ike
the t vent one or national Importance to
b hell each year at the nation. ii am.i-
irur hamplonahlp under condlthyni
1 which arr practlcall) thr ssme as gov
erned thr matchea to-day. ii afforda a
'tine madhim for praehamplonehlp
, rivalry nnd play and Kive- tin- apacta
, tors a rlnr onianca for critical analysis
as thr crowds are nut ro large
The matchea art It gro.v in importance
'with each year and will soon be u
irrdlted as thr grraient team contaat
' in the World
) By the way. thrrr were no ntytmr
' piayrd in the Bvana.Oulmet I won-
1 der If Ihis is a start toward thrir ultl
n'aie abolishment 7 No one serins to
I know Jurt why they didn't play thrill,
hut It's u fact that they did not.
era always 11 irl. t -.hy when t come, to
signing them up, Theae atablematei
come extri'mei- Jaaloua of one ami her
and many a blttei tight t.ikea place in
the gym.
"Onoa I had Charley QrlfBn in my
camp. He held the lightweight chant
ppongh p of Australia and he cmild fight
when he wanted to 1 had hitn atnUoiied
at snr i torn iIotik w fn Sainmi sin ti.
unit prana Mortsn, una cut) i eaiked n
wirh a little stranger. K. O. Hrown. I
told them thsM K 0, arae ilaatlnail to i.
a worn heater. Iromedlataly iJr'.fllu be
came Jett-lou' of the puhUcBy ami at-
tatvtlon gocordad Brown, Ke Inatatad
that I let him ftgh. K 0,
"They were matched aid the Qgt
whh'h took place at the Olympic A C
was the most degparala 'he faris ever
looked Upon, They went to thr floor In
,i aftkt mixup and Hrown had his Irg in
a planter oaat for a motith. ili-lffln, alao
Injured In the fall, carried his arm in a
i ling for weeks.
"Then I had ,11m Savage a id RaokM
White in tin earns oamp Whan battles
the) d.d pill up in he gym! Yet mutch
makers wouldn't llateii to then meeting
around bar. Wnally Atlanta arantad
two haavywalglptj and i ihtpped tharn
down there. Before thay climbed aboard
the train I OaUad Savage aside and aa d
'1 cniie-ot you to knack this trig duffer
White out Inaida of ten rounds, do you
heai '.'' Savage prom, soil to do it. Then
i t-nok white oft' in a corner and aatd
Sailor, if y ou knock Savage out I'll g ve
yotl a ftO null of clothes."
"I didn't go down to Atlanta with
thwtn. t'Ul I know hat the protltoti PS
there have been olamoriiK for a pJMr
like them eier ."inc. The fight endad
in the fourth round, when liothmen wivit
Hying into tlie audience, taking the poata
and roiies :tli thorn Those (ttlanta
laiys never saw a tight like il. POOf
Savage riiine biu'k home on a Iteil Croat
freight train with his back In a rock.
lie was an awful looking night S . n
wMte, Jeuloua did it.
'igTBiik Mot an and Joe Jepvnnette wars
( th(. HB1I. ,.Mni, one. Tiiev glwaya
Matched each uttlet like a pa r of hungrt
wurfsi when they worked in Uha gym
pyhl Jaannatts hud in appaar In a
i,ai ahow houaa Moran was to ipur
wltll nhn. In lli unm-il louml both
tl lvu (,, , ak over a right hander. with
(eauit that tha uurtaln was rung
down In the saoond round juat as titei
were knocking elk h other tlnough thr
n-etiery .
.'f H'es don't think ateblematei put
up the beat arguments Juat let aoma at
- muter pot Soldier He ft ft old and Juke
Ahearn in the same ring. They're as
JagkMia of each other us two old inaida
Kight '" Oh boy!"
TWO refine
Attlllls coming
" Uabor Bay.
Will he one of
will oltli i.ite at Al e
nt p. i rt ai gaoaitds ia
Tne Hon Hilly Ida hn
ihe arbitrators, umi an
'will Jhm u
iriiuin of Troy.
SPECTATORS ASSERT
JUDGES ARE WRONG
Suit Yiinkcc Notions Finishes
Ahead of Lady Botha, ind
Ptrhapfl Another
IIISSKS (iFiKKT DECISION
lAaATOOAi Aug 2fi Andrew Millers
lidy Rot ha won Hie Anislenlain .Srlllug
HlakiH to-day, but It In a fnir ostlinatr
to nay that HO per rent of the
spec tators near the finish dlsagrocil with
the verdtct that placed her In front of
thr i htack Btrtblee1 Yankee Notions,
while a Inige number bel eved that It
Ti Wilson. Jr's Pomatte llleu bad also
headed her over thr line
Tlie aggravating angle lias played Its
part many a time and eaunod disaatis-
factlon with finishes that were truly
. Judged by thr officials, but it In a long '
time slner atlch grnrral d.nnpproval of
the placing hits beet! exhibited as that
which greeted the hoisting of the Hum
hers. Ilmslng was the mildest form of
protect Indulged in.
Krom the preea aland, nlMiui Iwenly
fviA hai k of the finish line, il appeared ;
ag though Yankee NotlOlM had won by
al lean a FlSCk, and it is certain that j
the son of Yankee hud an advantage
of half a length on Lady Itotha at
that point Moth Yankee Notlona and
I'oinette iiTeu awarvad atlghtly in the;
last few strides ami It Is poaalbtl thai
Laay Hoihn. wtilch wan rumiina on the:
i rail, got her head In front.
Thtu Uady itotha is u particularly
lucky thoroughbred In evident, for Iho 1
' win to-day nitide the .1 tlntt ahe .
tiwd si-ored wh.ch the general public '
did not thtnk was entitle,! to. It was'
this ttll that was muiied b) the Mi -
nrde aa the vrlnner of the Tra van gtakea 1
after Trial by Jury had liealen hrr
e.ght lengthK and aufferad dlaguaUftcn-
lion for a foul of wh.ch he ins gen- ,
tally believed to have been guiltless
There were rive ntarters in the steeple
chase. wMch developed Into a ctanady,
tha only horse to get over the. courre
Without a blunder hotng K. A. Iturke's
old Salt, which won aith I WhJatOUl
aaae after Rock Kish. the only other
hjOrac ataiidtng up. bad run out on the
far turn. Caawlna lost hlr rider at the
ninth Jump anil lndhin Arrow rafWegd
the twelfth Al this time Thomas
Hlttfttcoch Bwlaht the islds on favorite,
war almut ten lengtha behind oid Salt.
I'olng over the first Jump on the luu-k-atretch
Tlghe rolled off Swlhh witlnMlt
any apparent reaaon Just as the Hit ah .
cock Jumper Vaa making h-s run to the
f ont Bryant naught Indian Arrrow
ami he blundered through tha Liverpool
to bolt directly after. Turnbttrke also
rontoutitod Caawtne, and though he
waiUe.i through moal of the obetaoiee,
he completed the couraa ami got third
money,
Tla i-ummaries
IKST HACK
il ciiw,..eht hantgcao: lhreeyear'Olde ini
uiiw;ir.l, mi furlnnt
ir-e to-
Rene
Cor. rang Toner
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iai tnolay.
Al leh rr..-i
aunarl oteialaoi
t . a-1 Barliary
Wt
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Joeker
Price rm
i.nrner
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M'"ahey 7 1 '.'1 4
IN T MeTag't f t 1 1
US H-hrrt 15 1 6-1 i
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Town br . by Yankse O'RItao: owne-i t
Mr- j BklUlag; Irataed by J Pa wan
RROOim j At'K
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nin ; in cari-mna
a .1: ,- I, 'in.- Old Sail h 2
nir i. :i iio i a Thorn won: o,
rai iralned by I a Burk
TMIKIi RACK
Tvo-year-aM fliiir- and retdlagei n
Uoiai; ll mil a hall turlungi,
florae Wt Joofcey Prna.-
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owned by Andrew Miller, trained in' a .i
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WESTMORELANES fN FINAL.
llefeal Thonaand i-ihiuIh and Now
will Meet thus rlu X alley.
At.exANuRii Bat, s. v.. Aug. n
I",.' Weatmorelsnd County Polo t'luh
will meal lha Chagrin Valley four to
morrow in the final match for the St
Lawrence itiver Challenge cup do
nated b) Petar Lawson.
rhagrln Valley reached tip. final
through a default by the Thouaanl
ii lands iiciiiies. Hint Westmoreland won
the only io null match played to-day. de
feating ihe Thousand Island Polo Club
four by a score of 11'., to IV,, The
lineup
WRHTMORRItAND THOUSAND lat-ANDS
N. , ii It McNrtry No I A Ii Ml lea
Nn l' Ii Utile No I I. II X'llim
Nn Julian li Huff No i u v piauwn
Hack li R linn iDai-k hud Welnar
Itelerre Hnl'd l Ihlllnck Tl luekrel a'l Hum I
Oram
II v I lull !) X.
I . Dues.
The Bronx ChUreh House denied Ihe
authenticity of the report puhllahed m
Wednesday that II had Intended In
resign from Hn Metropolitan Associa
tion of the Amateur Athletic Union by
paying Its annual dues yaatarday to re
main a member of ihe local aiwooiatlo'i
for Ihe coming your Jack Kelly, Iho
Brum I'hurch Hons,, noach, will he ,.
I
i ai the aspiration of ina i . t
op tk' tuber 1 because ot phangui
flnanclal oomlitlons Negotiations for a
position with the 1 'uiveiity of Maine
wire opened Kill) yesterday.
POSSIBLE W1NNF.RS TO-DAY
IN RACES AT SARATOGA.
Ural Kar
Han . Mn mil h .
Hidden Slur, Kern-
llnkiila.
Neennd Hare
rnrk. Mtartlln.
Third Rare Donald
H II. nil. I.
Lahore, Ella Bryann.
1'narth Hare Rnyhourne. f'alloi,
Mnntreaitr.
Kills BgSS O, M. Killer, Boran
iriilanil.
Klilh Karr KIM- Hknntrr. Van
tare, Nnllt.
TO-DAY'S SARATOGA CARD.
1 Pin Rrwe-rnr three .rrnr oldn aisl upwird:
i nrlling. Mie md a hnlf furlougi:
Dakoea in: -snui Ml
Hunt rem IN 'Vnhiapa W
; Revrelj James... Iin -aan V'lua IHI
1 Mstabar MS Manor K m
' Marry .It -SiirrUi 101
laming tW'Rry Oakaiaul nil
A neon
.111 Jeaar Jr K
tknoad Raer Fur Iwn year nidi
handti tap;
nn aim I nail lurlonas:
Bidden siar . . ,. IM)HlUflM
Startling Illiir Vinaiv Ill
FrriuH'k ,,, itlS'.stiaii Kmahi M
pcoay SO lamMnlr .... an
Itm-hrrtrr 111!
Thml RaiITor niarra and lekgngS: Hirer
year nlda and uiiwant; aelliog ; oiin nulr;
Wan l.i Pitir M.. h i-i. i it. ii- t
DanaM Maialonald MM -l.vnra ti.
AmbRMK ur "Naiiler 1"
'Kil l llrviin tin little Nearer 11:
Mars Can-nty . -I'lilU II 10
Dukr nt Inmb.ir . 'ai
fourth a are For ibrea-yaar-eMi and
ward; hauilieap. one mile:
Pllllux l. .-.ini MeMi-ekin
irump t lay Raster Slar
Runarlnlendeni KdlCharlar Maid
MnnirrMor urn Rrjrbnurn
fifth Race for ihree-year-oMI ami
.u.l will ll( ; ola- mile:
RarljraMrn . is Holsnriia
'Orotuml ini Thought rrader
"Dan a ittth loi v . .. ,
i M Miller . tl:Towton PIcM
OflldiTeM H. v IDS .lease Jr
Counterpart ior lloran
at.
.101
Sislh Hare- For BMldaat! iwoieai olila
aelltuu: aix furlnuga:
I'hilliin . le -l
Rule SIicmSw ..Itn.Tatlaila . .
Venture to. W.illiani
Madame Itrnnann 10: Nolh
in ami out i: ipaafte Due
Kiletirn let
ICS
Ml
..111
Kb
Apprenlnw allowanee i laimed
JUSTICE TOMPKINS IN
FRONT IN BOTH HEATS
lrivN Uritx tn Virtorj
JlldlTP NCPJtVr'rl Allliisis
Mil tcli l(ni'i.
Over
in
Mi
Kudo
Ryrai
three
here
mujrrowM, N v . ai
ra Spier of the Lyndon
uae, guided by Ralhbun,
-year-old trot in tao straight
tins afternoon during the
:
Kamv
hi the
heal -third
clay s eventa of the Metropoliinn i'lr- i
cult meeting. Pettle lirlmm of thi
HoltywoOd K.irm. Iexlngtoll, K.. fin
ished 111 -.eeond place.
Ten thouaandi the largeat rrowd ever
gathered at the Marty Clay track, saw
; the fasteat event,- of the meeting on -i
line track. Belle Si inford. winner of
me :ia trot at cloehan laal week.
prated the feat The mate, owned by
W M. HalStead of New York, n ' i
Pitman driving, uaik the race in thi
, straight healK Kitty Moore, owned and
: driven by A It. Martin of Hartford
i tiaik eecond money.
am Direct, owned by Jamaa Heii of i
! Winnipeg. Man., with Pitman at the
I ralna, won the is pace in thr-e
straight Vanola of the clay Cottoi
stab lea, North Haven, Conn.i guided by
i lltlta, waa m . null.
The feature of the meet was the I
pedal event betureen Buprems Court
Juattoa a. s Tompklna, driving tlrlta,
and County Judge A II. V H-eger. he-
hlnd Amaata, Justice Tompklna easily
; won the two in three match iii two
I straight The eummaiiea :
i Thren-year-oM ire:, rurp.. It. use
1 Radora spn-r. bik at by Direct urn
Spier MUdOre I ll.l'hliunl .
' Pettis ilriann. i, h tDiatgei
i.ia May. bik r igbori ... .
I Morning QeaMgi br. ttlarrlsoni..
i Florence Whlta i' ai iMcOarthyi
Rarnneee Betaer, ; 1:11, b f
t Laaril l ...
: oeneral Preneh, b 'J s Mar
r 1 1 '
rolorndn I.. 3. 1:1(11, t iTyeoal
Tune : it ,. : : k i4
, Ills trot. purw. II. into
i iiriie si mf. Tii, i. m, by fJover
nor siiiufor.l- lrrnim Prloceai
I It n i -'-.,. t I t
Rltty Moore, b nt (ICartlnl . . . . 3
itiinn Lnybara, ck e. (Wlckeri :i
I
die.
dl
Axi l-. Ij in I lltirgrHP)
Olga'n BoHi n g 1 1 .... .. i ..... .
stav l. Dillon, ink m tVollmt
Alma Poekea, b f tAckermen
. otnnet1 . 1, m ..I H Murray
Moat Psler. .-r h i Dn lei.
I
.lis.
die.
di
dip
Tlmr -J 11 , lt 3 !!,
; IV pacr . uur-e, It.uiiU.
All lilrrit. blk. Ii by Oo Direct
Mia : I- i PC man I ......
I
Vanola, 1 niiiii' I !
yarn tlo, br a i Mnriini i
1 Pedro, ii g. i gunderlln i 3 I
I'rrr- rptune. t. a t QanieuN I . , 3 :t
Ton" .' ii. I i. 1:11.
, gaerlal evenl T-uipkm- Baeaet mat
urlti I'lkt by tValnui Hall ITomp'
kinai I
I Amasti blk e by Auatral lanegeri
Tim, -ttlSM, 3 IS
SARATOGA TURF NOTES.
- n T'
X.l ..
A ssl res M
'iigagemeuta
iv ill vv iii i up hi
In-..
a ilil a try for HI Hot g , .
iii . i -i furl, -ns- The i up
., mts
Will h.
run mi paturaai i no imaiyn o i ovar a
kntgef illetaaee tbaa 'i great handleati
horea has ekeayed before Iberr la nvari
eiHiAdenee on the pari "I hie owner ami
friends ihii he w ill le ,itorloue Ron met
had hi. tint! trial fur the event before
tin- tirai race to-dS)'i sfun in- wee -cut
a mile and a half on ,i ira. k that vviva
heavy from reeent rains Re stepped ebwis
freelx nnd eaaily and ftnlehvil Ihe' route
wRh plenty lo ap.ire in .io i-:.. Th
naif ii I- turned in l l-l ion th- mile in
li4S l-l,
The UWagatoS airing In cliarg,. uf Pldi
Chtnn WW 'a kept ben for len it lip and
hen shipped in Ravra i (I an foi he
Mai yiinii meeting!
xiikr paly'e Hatter nn. i cheater Rrutri
will po alth the juiuprr- In II.. ,
still,'..- to nier nn the uenadlsn Ini.'kw.
J antes Bacltaous baa turned oui Re 1 lor.
wht'ii wlii ne rreeneneii uti tor next -is,-a
ti s earn pel sn mi the h ue ki na ur K,-n-iipkv
li . siga nt Atbant hsi ii.ughi the
inn -...ar-ni.i Jacobus trn-ti i.i-,.ra.- li bona
and iv III train thr horef for lumping
John XX. Schorr' I harp, a all in- shipped
tn Kenturky lo-moreuw buki McUukei
whlcli was hr night here lull -1 1 . 1 nut ge.
tn the r.icee. will lie In tile stud lit-vt ie.ii
nd Ihe i.lea is tn hiivp nlni return far a
sarins . ampalgn
xv ,i. i miii! .-iiippe.i iiia etabte to Ken
till ky Hit' nilirillim lie ill. led III 'lie lot
were Hutae, The Hinder and XX'. old .
XX , ndar
it a aa a 'si i day for Mwwltsg, unli uns i
winning, when U, 1' Juhnaon, Ji . in Iden
Slut- took ihr third ra' r in i aalbip, Thai
vv hp not .i illalinct tuee'eaa for Hie farm
playere a- ravour closed an eausl chniee
iviih the winner,
kiddle iiinke, manage! of ihi Havre ds
ttrace meeting, lays thai Ihe m ikes have
.'..Me.i with a iiettrr mi l htrssi enlri than '
ever Iterure Moat "t ihe aood hureea
eV 111 .i t" tlie Mat v iand 1' nk gftel He
pr-slui nt two vieekp at Retmoni Patk. (
In tutiire A .1. Ooldiborotlgh will train i
Ho. h"i. - of ii II Reweil in addltli
thisse oa'sed by Andrew xmie'-.
rne eucceaa of Ine preaeai meeting hai
ie., tn tin enaounvement thai me p-;,ke
i. i n-kt I'ear which oluee In Novembsi .viii
i, e iiibetantlally Ineresaed in value, The!
ii, , pi mi for Iwa veara will have i
guaranteed value uf lll.sis Thsn w in I
tn i BniMiful produce "ink. run iii lata, '
almllar tm the .'uturllv. lo n III-It gs, ftgl)
eiii in- added Tin- ilraiui Piilun and
I'uilP'l Skalee ll-del pukes leilli will p..'
in. 1 1 e -.-.I in a luarsaieeu vwius 7.a0i,
Iwiniiiy ali'Tssguel kept up hip imiitr i,r
riding ihe last winner lie had t'o numut
nn Krta Krlngte, wiiteh anaaled tin- eon
of iHiiamr to graduate front tlie maiden
eiaaa titer several uaeueeeeeful tttempte
ALICE SCORES AGAIN
AND DAVIS GETS COP
I Minute 15 Spconrtr. to
Hptn Over Virtfinia for
Thompson Trophy.
fttVt PRIZES FOR TO-DAY
Tlie in. 1. 1 and
last serirs race of I he
Atlantic Yacht
'lull was sailed yes
terday off Sea Hate, and now Iheyaclita
men. iM'ing keen for more sport, will
lake part In a regatta for
all class''
to-day. Originally the t'hllds iropny
waa a. In doled for to-day. Then Pom-
modote s'red II Dalradl offered a CUP
for me atari and the committee offered
prlaen for all other claagsa. The rnei a j
yaatarday were sailed In a light hreee
from araal by north and on each course
there was a splendid windward leg.
Hherardl Pavis. with thr Alice, won
111 class o. beating the Virginia by 1
minute It eecond a it was the third
conaecutlva victory of tha Alice, thts ;
wrrk and Mr Davis was congratnhii" I
as tha pnaaeaaor of thr ThORipaan
trophy, whu h has been In competltlo'i
for elghl yenrs.
The like, wo Ihr all foot elans. '
defeating the Ateflon II by .'. mlnnten ,
: aeconda. This gain Waa made on j
Ihr llrst round, when the wind wan so !
hgl.t thai nt Utiles the yachts rtrgld not
stem the tide The Victory given th i
nerlea prlxe to ,i A Mahlstedt, owner
of the I Ikee
Tlie Itansai had K V l.uekenluu h
and Molina' H, RoUchCT on lioard Al
th nd of tin- tir-t round Commodore
Luekenbach left ihr yacht, which con
aaquently w-as dtnoniattfled.
I P. Shields s Barbara was the winner
in the interolub lass and capturan tne
aHea prlae, Barbara lad ail over the
courae, In the knockabout cla.ss C.
Platl s Skylark was the winner, with
the Mouse aecnnd in Wedneodai -race
these tWl hosts were dlaquallfleil ,
for sailing tlie wrong course, and that
error mined their cbancea for th"
serica prlae, Which was won by S ': i
rhurch'a Chlco A proleat, noarover, i
to be eonaldared by ihr nmlttea, This
mm change the raaull
In the handicap second division the
r ran can, n rathoat, Wt n corrected
time and the i-rrlia ine gOM to W
Anderson's May C Holllnshed's Bug II j
wins In the third division
There wera seventeen startera m the
star rlase. The Little Hear led at the I
end of thr flrst round, followrd bj
Shadow. Twinkh. Hydra Little Dipper
and Altalr, on the aecnnd round the
I. title Hear and Shadow were outsailed
and Twinkle won the race heating Hy
dra II Seconds Allair waa tlllru ami
Utile Dinner fourth In tluae racaa
tlie Hydra had scored thr motrl points
and won tlie prlir. Twlnklr tukltig the
aecnnd prlae
There are three entries for th"
Chllda trophy. Alice, reprsesntlng the
Larchmonl v. C. i Virginia, repreaentlng
the Atlantic v i". snii joyetta. rep-
reaentlna the Indian Harhor . mtsi
trophy la for yachts i f class M aim
under and was donatral by ommodore
W ii Cbllds
The aummarlaa, Which show also the
time at Ihe end of the flrst round an I
the point aooraai
NEW V'U YACHT CI.L'B It POtVYRHg
- gTAItT, 1 - ' nsB II.Ii xii r-
Rlai
ed
Klntah.
it i s
i tnie
II M S
n i.3 47
a owner
l ililstedl
J W A K
nk. J
ii
At. rbin
ii
Aik.r
Bamal Kdiuuul l.nig
, (13 'el !
, Dlsoitallflrd
Tlman ai Ihe end of
the ttrei roaad
i ikie. 3 ll:St Alrrlon.
1:14:11
I:ll:lli
in iaL
gLoopa - i. ass a
START,
: en
ct ifitiE. i:
Aii.-e. ober ir.n fjavle
t - i': .... J S If i k' .n
Mil. gg
... o: j
s si ::i
!t a;
S "4
Tttnep at end ef rlre.
round -Alter.
..:. Virginia. ItlTlll.
l.Alii'UMi 'N'T INTIRCLL'R Cl.AM
gTAHT, 4. IS- -CDl lt.aH. T II M1I.ES
Barbara, C able Ida s oi I tl M
Dagraai V J Tleraey....! on sr, I II os
Yum i w llaekla' ah s Jl - It :i
Times 1 ind "f llral rn lie i - It.i r hara,
l:IT:4f pagnutr, lillilli Turoa i s; ii.
URAVIWaTKP BAT KNOCKAROITg
START .' -COl'ltgi, lit! Mil. .is
sk .
Mou
ebb
SI...
,rk. T I'lltt.
. . n K Suppei
. s u v'h irch
I'. ik.. P 1. I'm
ti
: :7 is
: : it
i .i t iii
J 17 II
gkylark,
Itltitli
is
:
. us t:
, it :.t
r-nin.l
Chlco,
ml
Timet .it end
: i; i. Mouse,
,.f tlr.l
J llltli
glow Poke, J Sltll.
V V i' ' PI N'l IKS
ST x RT
3U
tHM ll-K I II
Lila, k greneh
Vtva, n Pli eglbbone.
HAMllll'AP ff.Ag .al
MILES
4 M II
Disabled
II
NH DIVISION
: -s mii.ks
START
i i ii use
v
Hit nn
, i :i sx t t it jj
, .1 tl II 4 i ; ft i
, .X 43 il J 4 ill
I 44 11) J 3n 10
p, .i in. oo. core
1:11:11) Mleiral,
Pran
Mi-It
il . y,
'at
laae,
e.. S
Wil
li Astell
AtidMs.-ti
Kr..
1:111
M.iv
l:tl 51.
Times it end of Srt
i nil;: Careless i 17:11;
M.iv 4 11:11
liiltH.- STAKT - r
vi 1 1 . Hts
riir'.ea. i' I. wtitard
urlole. Il xx' ituuiiiiei.
round
Mia: in:
I t ,ni e-.
:i
Tln.es nt .nd of nri r.
i ;i 11 Oi i.tle. I til Is
ii xniiicap ri, xss i RIRb
ri r.x i,T. -' :'. '' ilttSR,
uti. I
i ur'i
DIVISION -
- XIII.KS
1 1
i' Hnlllnehead
H XV nn lit
at eli-l nf II ia
.1 17 3 :,t 47
In. I mu finish
round line 1 1 ,
TA its
IT xirr
COL'RSR . I
i If II t If II
r. i us . ;, s gB
. u7 I tit u7
:. ill II .1 ill 1.x
1, ft .1 in
II III :l il.' 10
. IT 'i 3 H7 il.'.
.' 'jl J.'. :i e
.".i :i ;t
'. tn t I II It
I 31 il an ii
: .it M .x in :,4
.. 14 l I 1 1 ti
:. :i7 :s i it :
r. II s: s :.x
113 11 I 43 1 t
XII, I.
Txvlnkli i xiie,
Hy,l ... ! g Hyde
Allair, K WIIIHs
Utile Hipper, 'i .x Carry
l.itii, Rear, x Walker
, i. . ii xx Rider, Jr
Ari.i, v gwelsguih
xiur i i. i' I. Athlneon
SaadiiWi XX I . I iiplee ...
Canls Minor, adlei ami
ii ini. ti ......
Meteor It " Plalsl
Tar i. II i 'ml.''
Mntlse 'i t- Ri
st it r" ii iwaii x li Try
, iitune, tl H H pkllll
Arii- i' .' Relley
t ' V 1 1 Mil. K I I. Villi.. ll.Plltll
,1
Tim. - ni enu "i nrei rnuini - t,iii,r ii'.,r.
1:00 II; Shadow, i llltli Twinkle, 4 ac : gf .
Hydra, "-' Utile Hipper, 4 01 it; ,xt- 1
lair. 4:01:111 XI,iKe. I l:; Z, te.
t -111:37. Aria. ttll:lii Canli lllnor,
4 it 11 Tare. Iill 37. xtne..- tii.':'.;.
star r'.H i" iy, 4 II ... Neptnnii lilltll;
At en-. I 43 3'
SBRIHS POINTS '
n, .1 X'nrii v.i.lH 'int. so footers Ogee, 1
. Alsrtan 1' ii Ramsli I
Hltinpe i'ii" y X ii". 11. Vlrslnlli 3 !
leirrhniont Interolub Plate " 'Rsrharii 7;
1 i.iu in.. r, 1 urorii "
Bird elans- Curlew, urinie. 4
Raudli'SP rises Soiaind dlvlalon May,
t:. Carelese 14 Cranree, 11 Sterling, t;
,v : . XI 'si 1 11. 3
Himilli'itp I'lsea Third dlvlelon ttu 11.
4 X 1 3
KnorkafMiuie 'iileu, . Moasei ". ,sk-
i.llk. I.. Mn I'nke. II
star 1 lira Hydra, x Aitnir. tii
Twlnklei 4. Ulitle Dipper, 41. Rete, 4;
Utile Rear 3', xiptem. .13 Canle xiinnr.
: : . Shsiluw, :':'. star K.navv4. ;o. Men
tun,.
XI ut I
N
traue. H xi.ivIvp. 1.; .trie, 18;
.1 i.i Tarn, '". fyaosure, h
X 1' i Innei'p X'lv 1. J. 1,1 Lit. 2
a li ra In ii TSlgle l ie.
MANIII.I.'IISAfl, Muss. Ag, I'll Xs .1
trsull "f lo-duy'l suiuler In. at noes for
tin Quinsy rup s Irlpls lis is m ex-
laleme fur SS.h Of Ihe seflialnlRg eon
lest. nils Klletl, eiUiir nnd ("una hive
wun tvx.i ia.-.- titnthsr rsea xviii lie
snileil to-niorrou morning sml the win
ninit erafl art 1 1 lake the . up.
1 McHWAINE PUTS OUT BOOTH.
I I pawn mis Bwlfavi It iwlie lergy
I rum il. . Ini. I.opea Vlnlrh.
MAVCItgHTKR. VI . Aug II. Thi first
annual invitation goif tournament of the
Dorset Field t'luh drew a representatlvi
Arid Urnrge K Morse of Rutland
Country ClUD, with a consistent 71. was
I medslllit in tlie qualifying round. VV
i V. Booth, Jr , of AplWamll, a forme
Harvard goif team member! was second
' with a ti, winir Archibald Q Mail-
I wninn 2d of Hartford, who made the
turn In had an S on the homeward
Journey and was third, with a card of
i 7,'i u. tlwathlrtay of Apawamls. who
nlahed fourth at 77. had a atlccesslon
I of nine fours for the outward Journey
The rs p. t divldrd at v.".
In Hie first round of match play this
afternoon two of the favorites. Booth
and Mcllwalnai were drawn together
atld the attrr won h 1! ni and 1 to
I play. Tlie summaries
Klrat Sixteen. First Hound ti. (Iwnth
nn ' Apawamls, defrau'd R, 1. flail. Urn
i land. ,t and I; K N. Urigiit. Annandlle
defeated l 1 M I'lurk. s'utiiivbtimk. :i slid
Il K. T I'lark. Nnahvlllr. defeated '. M.
i I'lark, Snnii I, rook, J and 1. K tl West.
DnrHi-t. vinn frnm A. W ll.ii rlngt.in. let
1 and. tiy ilef.iu'.l A tl. M. Ilaalne Id,
Hartford, defeated W, V tlnlh. Jr . Apa
iiMiius. 2 aad 1. H. i". Taylor. Racebrook.
. defnetsd s It Hinltlt. Harden rn. :t and
i-'. W, A Harl.rr. Jr. Kkaaimk. dsfnated
, It I S'.irk- lluract. .' and 3. Ilenrge F
Mora,. Kullakd, fon fr U, M Shea fr,
j Jr. Ap.ni t rule. drfau't.
H.-eond Bllteea, Flrt rotiml n Chlldi
1 Fluhl';g. defeated A I' Ntlson, Atlantli
I !. ind . A w. Ttlllnghanl, Jr.. lelaad
"-I. .it, i if Hrown, l-hllad- Iplila. I .ind
:. R It Bheldop, linrart. defeated Fr.nk
rrnkir. Bin mob. " and Is R P Bough
ton. Jr. llnraet. defeated It K Smith.
Rutland, and It. Ii Hitman, nnat-
tai in d. defeated It. M Campbell, Dorset,
l up: C, A. Bpafford, Harden rjlty, defeated
Tuny K-.rd. Clearwater, t up. n.-org.
riuit. Itutland. defeated II C Duranil,
IMIwentala, '. and .1. W R, Harthnlom. n.
Dnrnei .irfrsteii R it Child, Klu-hlng.
I and 1
HARRY EAST UNAIDED
OUTSCORES DEAL FOUR
Piping Ktii'k Slar MtvkeH Six
liniili mill PIr.vp, Clreal
Polo Generally
OcgANPnaT, N J., Aug II -Thr de-
ddlni game for the Rtrausi-gh rtnan
I CUPe was played on the in il polo Held
jto-d.iv Tin. t'lping ito.-u Wandarari
defeated n, lual four b a n ore of
i "j goals lo M,, N. J Stem. HeotK '
I Rherman, Harry Kant and Jack O'Dsy
'were tintn, raed. hut all tarapal Injury,
Piping lloek overcame Ihe handicap
of a:g goals com edrd Ileal at the end
i of the flrrt half and shut nut tli ir
i OPfJOnenta, Who loot l-j goal on safe
'ties b) ilenrge C Mherman and M P
' Bamberger. Harry Fast igaln played
great polo, h.s fast riding, angle ihotS
'ami mallet .md tietd arork featuring.
I Rhsrman'n brilliant dafrnalve ami hard
, rld'tig ofT prevented Bnlt from ahiait-
iiig mot' go.ila
Piping Rock was shut out In Ihe
1 ar.o:,
elx IT
and tilth pet ;o la, l.,i-t scoring
tla, O'Ony two ami Klnnet one
In the other ehukkera. The vlctora
loat half a goal on a foul l Kirlin in
the final period The game was wit
neaaed by a large gallery of aodety
folks In autOntOblles that lined the Meld.
The etipa were presented to the Indi
vidual pl'ners with rotigratulatlotia by
M.,-'rr lleorgg
Sherinin. Jr.
Tne
lineup :
PI PINO Ria'K
WANDKRgRS
Mo 1 John O'Dsj No
No V II ,rrv K i-i No
No 3 Ralph Kirlin No
Rack W Kmrav lie
Indin dual seal- Kiel
R..fere,. uotlll Strausa
Ikottebndire
PBAI.
i M j siei n
ii l ' Sle nn .in
: J I V. v
n M Bantberirsr,
O'lCty ' Kinney
Timer Willi an n
NEW ROCHE LLE ENDS SEASON
It 1 1 list ii iii iii it HfKiittn Will Hi
I. ant Befor Full Imiii.
Thi nUdtUlttllMI1 nualtJ of th.- Vv
Rorh1 Tnchl t'luh will b nllcKl tn
morrow ,,f the Bound it nrlM iw t)i
I ant of the furtini-r vonlat, ami the fall
circuit ii '"'Kin thi' following Hatui
day with tin rem itt i of th S a wanli.ik.i
Cortnthlnon Tuchi riab The nl1ow
iOOM in t lie htt nd I cap rl.in.ieM to-rtmr-tow
ar- M follOWl
Klrpt V lul-'ii- Anltn m!I.ia AimM, 1
' Ain.'r
4 per i
. .Xr.ia la
Dorlnda
per eni Mnori nnd 0l
tvtcht pontUct is ir vi
Carollnftt I pr m.'. tnrh
Rnhll ' P- r rrnf .1 h
and
iVeiind nivUlon- stalls IX illowi Vdii i
nd Vi-tit, I 'g p r rem ei-h Mlgnnn nd !
It. .1 Wli.at. 2 P-! en: e.t h , A-Jei. 2'a p. r (
t-i ur . a lorlon wd Ifrnwuir, i pt
emit; I.. "imii. J'j p.-r centej ''lure m l M (
iMfir. i p r ci fnh, victory. -S pr I
con I Pcnttniti p r crni.
Third tilt t-.. 'ti Twlttltti ttllowi Robin !
H "xJ-1 III 1 per CMIte! NntiMiia. 2 per tent . j
Jolly Roger. p. r cent ttg P l" cent.;
Klfflv. ptr rent
Fourth hlvUion inllti end White 'ep
nllti Ufa. II l pert-, nt: SIIm Moleety
ind i hi . is per . ent. ch ; Ph mpeco,
per en
i
MISS ROSENTHAL ADVANCES.
will II ret Mea. Hammond fur
Western Wonieu's Uulf Title,
e.i-j.i... Ails.
lii)inn I'.'t's'.sle n
thai of It ixisi ie
eompala In the
Weati rn I'li.un-
f, Mlsa Blaine Una,
ii nn Oppurtunlt) ti
ii i ir the ve.'iiiet, s
plunanip hsis io-marrow, Miss Koasn.
thai defeated .Miss t'arolliit I'alnter,
former Wtstern rharnpion, b I up and
:. :, plat la) " i'. Mrs 11 it Ham
mond uf Indianapolis, prest ni champion,
il. feu tl'il Miss f. ,le
Rock Inland
In I .mil I
Miss li nr. ii played
nir for 1 11 1 uurae and
sure drlvlnt end ssll pis
Mis I'ainlei a .1 1 Ins 1 1)
l.iae tu men's
won 0:1 It, i'
ed iron shuts.
hit form, for
she
Ut
wis nol drlvins
manner and eras
In her usual cl
in., erlaln with
e.in
her
IrOnS II H is .1 Keell III. it. II 11 1 1 tu
tiiih tm i I rotn tin t.
in Miss lioaeu-
thai "as a eei miii virtor.
Mr- Hammond wun list mate
M -s Alien ii) ainklni a numbei
pulls
I'll fl.
if III
OLD CROW
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KIRK & CO., New York,
JOHNSTON HAS HARD
TIME TO NIP CHURCH
Calif orn Ian Bcata Princeton
Miii-, (i B 7. i I, and
will Meet Pell.
AALL TO PLAY VAMIIBI RN
HotlTMAUrfON) Aug II. Ilay In Ihr
InVltatlOQ tennis lournaineni at thr
Meadow Club courts here to-day Wgl
broughl down to the eernl-flnal ind
nith three New lorkari and ana san
Franciseo player In Ihe running. Wal-
lar .M.rriii Hail, former Middle States
ohnmpton ; Watson m. vsashhurn. Mat
ropolttan champion . Theodore ft ivii
and Willi itn M Johnsion arr the nuai -tet
run lining of th- eighty -odd slai t-
ts Hall nnd Washburn will come to.
grthrr In the upper half to-morrow.
While Johnston and Pall will dash in
the lower half.
Johnston, the ipeedy voting Callfor
nlan, deflated Cteorgs M. Church, West-
ern. Northwestern and intercollegiate
title holder, In the match thai featured
the fifth round, hi 6 3. & 7. I I. The
fiery Westerner played the Inst tenuis
he lias shown ilnoe his arrival h re ami
Ogoept in Ihe second set found no trouble
coring when he wauled to t'liureh
took Hie lead In the Opining aet. hut
only for the nhorttat time. After John
ston gol going t'hurelt did not get an
other i hatae to ahlne in that set. The
Callfornlan drove auperbly and played
beautiful fore court gam - in the early
part of the eecond s t and led at t 1.
Al this stage of thr match fhureh
lobbed quite a nn Hnd did pome vrry
good for,- court playing hlmaelf, with
the result that he threw thr Callfornlan
off lua game and look the pet utter It
had gone to deuce Johnston moved
along a' full speed l'i tlie hna! set Me
look the first iwo games wttii i use.
dropped the third Just as
then ran the si t out.
lake Johnston, Washburn
three peia to win his mate
Colkel farter of Phlhldelphl
1 K. I - I. This match was
raally and
had to go
it front l.
i, t I a,
cot nearly
as productive of gis.d i-it i- .is was the
Johnston-Church affair. bUI was some-
I what remarkable la c him of tin frequent
fonii reversals The New Vorker
i played ibove hlmaelf In the opening aet,
; while r.itier was Showing novice Ilk'
'form, and in the second a i ihr rrvern.-
; vas true, while m tin- third set neither
played eapeclally well hut Waahburn
1 was quite a hit more steady
Hall and Pell Won tlolr matrhts n
straight s, i Hail accounted for Bd
v. ir.i H Whitney, form, r captain of the
Harvard tennis tejm. arlth the loai of
only one game in each art. completely
outclasalng the eratwhtle t'rlmaon star
fr un start lo fluiah. Pell dlspoaed of
Leonard benktnath the natlontl Inter-
: echolaetb champion, ai s n, n. bul
aad to tight ill tlie uav t.. d" it
1 Neither M, i" Meloughllii nor
Thomas C Rundy, the national doublee
champion, put In an appearance, so then
match was defaulted lo W Complon and
irv.ng Rlber. The aummarlaa:
lleado 'tiib e lavltatlon single- Kinh
no. I -Hi! .1 Me t H i Sell US . r. I
,r l II
1.
I . v.
IPIMI
M
Waabtiurn .Jp'.-.,
: . T It Pel
man, I, I '
ii m trhuruh. a
Men e l r ;e.
Mil and Irv.ng
R Mcljoughttn
default . T K I'
Jil.i' P i net s e
ji f-.ip i i.- nerd
M m Jnhi at ! defeats i
3. :, 7. s t
See ,n.i raun I W t'.enp
ttlh le .n frnm Mauri
ind Th una i rtnn.lv hy
Ml Sl. t It S I'retitler ile
. r en I xv Ran I I i 1 .
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el ' i lal nn I -i n I XX
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lllalr.
Thi
feated ' irltflt' a: d lit'. tun
inali'ii ."! nnd Rrle X In
" . i laklev and K Bmitli
I'omptnn anal I Rleer, n -.
Daivann ind II x Thru k
. I I. In ,,,r mil II X" il.,
defeat' I XV
7 xx .,. t
men .n defe
i foes, ' .
M ''Liu 'i i, i I XX M
, Hall defe ited xx I'
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.ltd Tin.
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kn
Sml
OTTAWA RACING RESULTS.
Klnai U.i e -I'ur-e 40fj iwo-yoor
OtIUngi foe I in i a im i.i; rt - .m i ,t )
turlongi I . ii H nit.. ol M . 1 '-r:n
even. - i sttnl ."it. Won; Kathleen
102 icoopert, .' t : to nn l out,
unl ttanehore, 191 tChtvorit le I, .. i
fn. i l - . third Time. 1113 0 Willi
W.. Hopeful --, ..nd Uld lop ulen mi
gocind Kot?oTwoyeor oldej nnndk'
mIi furlonge Rooei , : ' iiohonit 8
t i" and ti ".. w.Ti; K.ir'..- Siglu.
(Clover It i" y ;t i ind outi eono
bynn, M ifdcLiorniottii to I. 8 to jj i
I te
i, third. Time. Kit
'ill 'i. is a, p,, tun.
A . i ke
Third lta I'll'
. 1110: three ve.,r...
rhaeei handU ip: itn
mi. Ill i Bt.-'i sei i.
i,i 1. won . S:
1 lu .1 and out. se,
au tm n. :t to i . :i
Time, s xt rpi
mid ItpWai I : steep
.v .1 miles Tropr
m 1. . in i and .
1 xv iitamei, 4 '
Nee H ivea, 111 l'
and 1 i" '. Dilril
iiui .ina Oaiety alt
r., ii
Fourth H i Puree . ..: .,,.
dlrap; ell furlenge- air Bdsai i"i tt'l
hant. .' in I. ii in .'. anil I ' i :t. a, m; r
guret ii, III UNinper), I :.i : i-. s inj
p... uml . Un- k ltu. 110 1 . . b ;
So fl and "ut. third. Tim,. 1:11 g-fi I'
xX'i.l.'W Moon sr I Piste tlUen mi MS
Klfth Rare raree IIN; i.ir. - ...nt ...
.111.1 upward! sslllnsj nintlen .1 - k . . ,
furliinse Uadl liondoni I . I ilap-iiuiiei,
tn ... 3 in umi oat, 'i.. i.. Kstharine 1
ii-. tgeihumehslnii ' to 1 1 mi 1 tn
hm und Kvle, ii. 1 lon 1 di mi, ' :. 1
1 and I m Ii third Time, I II, C
Nome, RSgUlSr, X nee 1,--l..- .Inn I, l-l
Jenntnsi Psmpl " I Parpe us) a
ran
sixth It.'- Tin. . xear ld .1 1,1
ward eeRlns; hn 'I"1 half furhinsi
sir Ravmnndi 115 iWarrtnsloni. II t.
i 1 and 3 i
loper), I m
nil. .I"
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M 'LOUGH LI N-BUNDY
TEAM MAY DEFAULT
Tneaday set for Title Match in
Donblea, bill Latter Is
Jfol in Bant,
PROBABLY WON'T C0MI
N'ent Tuesday hag hern
tentatively ns the rVaj tor tht
so' aetde
I'hallrnjre
roann of ma national
donblea at the VVoBI Rid
championship
Tennis t'lub.
roifst HIHa, I. 1. Maurice K
(( lanighlin and Tn.,m,,e r Rundy ai
; liolih rs and iue he.i,,i..rf A
Mo.
' the
fend
latrt
their title agamst another re hp
pair, i larcui'v J ili illn ,,,d M'llllua
ml
M. Juhoaton, tha wlnnara of tiie ac
iionai dpubtea lournamrtit Whethw ot
ml the match Vtr Hill he phi led te
rather doubtful, however Some of
those in the know hav, oiproseeri them
serVee as hung reaeonaMy mi, that
Dundy is mn going to make the trip
Howl
Il waa planned ona.iiallv that Hundy
would leave faliforiim roe th.. Meet un-
medlatol) aftei th- playing of tbe
Went-Bast matdiea and he waa among
thoas Invited to oompete al Ihe lamg-
wil. rleahi ighl, Newport .n,, .South-
a mot on tournaments, but in his rn
inisa.i.g from , ,, , ,,r ihres No word
ban beetl board from him stating sisi
tlvely that he or In mil i:oitlg to
ploy, ii an uhi not he .i ing gurpriat
if In- lid at iy out. however, for laat
ir ir whrn he and MoLoughlln had won
in., aoubias cup outright by tak'ng tha
doubles t-hamptonehlp tor the third time
II was predicted freely that it waa the
last appearance of the ln, ,,, galea
plav. i in a do ll, lea chiiiuplonahip even'
Bund) did not play in anything like
high eJaaa form Inst season and moat
of the exM'Ns had p I, I th. ehel-
lengvrs oi thin year cdrry off the
ehamplonship, if Bund) dpi ooma tivat
t.ow he probably would gol he of very
much help io MefjOUghHh fm- his play
on turf would he rather -'iaky. slm e he
hna had no grasa play ill!- yen. In
tite event of Bund) remaining In lw
Angelas Irtfttn ami Johnaton vill win
iti. douhlea nbamplonahip by drfauit.
should thla fa lbs uase it will bring out
iln old arguments In favor of doing
away wun the challenge round in
doubtea and making it an H '' event
lik. tlie single. M i. It has he"!! nld
in f.iv-or ,f the open douhlee ind should
tin challenge round be missing 'hip sen-
eotl it W'lll g'vr souie impeius to the
movement In favor ol making ihe event
a phi) through aftali
it nas ta-en practically decided h) tha
national laaociatlon ulBclals to iiava
Frederick H Alexander open the tlnrty
Itfth annual lournomeni Monday in a
match agai'st Nathaniel W Miles of
th,. ongwood t'rickei t'luh. Ik'simi R.
ti Wrenn, referee ot th tournantanti
has dee iie.i tii, it no further SllhecrlP
tuiiia for sea son tickets for the tourney
will hr
adi ii".
Mill h-
.icceptrd a
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