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THE SUN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1915.
Max Marston Has Narrow Escape From Golf Elimination-
Tennis
Iriumvirate intact at Forest Hills
GARDNER ONLY
WESTERNER IN
GOLFTOURNEY
Btandinh, Sherman, Lee and
Whitney Fall by
Wayside.
IAHSTON ADVANCES
BY FINK RECOVERY
DlTtorT, Kent. 1 Hubert A. (lardner
il.i. 1 -l Mai It- Marston In one match
I.J Johg it Anderson against HI n II
Bhtril RR IM llM other In the programme
fo- the semi. final fund of the twenty
first amateur championship of the
I'r.lted States (lulf Association, which
Will be played to-morruw on the links
of the country Club of Hetrolt
The four metrites to-day were In the
gsture 'f an anti-illmax to lh- un
lonked for upsets of yesterday, and
fvcn Um fT'ilf played wua not up to tha
r let In the earlier rounda. Hub
ert tlatdncr probably did the beat work
of any of the eight golfers who took
pari In to-day's proceeding. Hla play,
combined with a collapse of Ned Saw
yer'a hitherto excellent came, gave the
f irmer champion an easy 7 and 6 vic
tory over the conqueror of Chick Evans.
Max Mareton, aftar ha eeamed Isidly
beaten by Howard Lee, pulled the match
out of the fire and won on the thirty
eighth hole. John O. Anderson plugged
along with aplendld steadiness and
(owned Nelson Whitney by S up and 2
to play, and Kherrlll Sherman fllbd I o
trolt's p of wo to the brim by finlsh
iRg the thirty-alx hnlea 1 up on Jimmy
Standisri, the Oulmet killer of the
twenty-four houra ago.
Detroit Out of Tourney.
The elimination of l.ee nnd Blandish
puts the home club out of the toiirn.y.
except In the role of hoat, whirh it filial
o well, and the championship division
as now constituted consists if one
Westerner, (iardner, who Uvea in Chi
cago, and three elastomers, Marston of
New Jersey. Anderson of New York city
and Sherman of I t lea
The flrat match to start and the first
match to finish to-day waa thnt Be
tween (lardner and Sawyi-r. the Chlca
goans. In view of Kawyer's remaik
sble golf In the earlier rounds he waa
R good deal of a favorite even though
Oardnw had been Improving Steadily
from day to day. And even those who
prophesied that ihe f,,rmer title holder
Would win hacl no Idea that he would
take Sawyer Into camp an easily as he
lid, (iardiior never had to Work hard.
He Just played good golf with here and
there a brilliant hole and let Sawyer
beat himself. That feat the Wheat, in
golfer accomplished by weakness, wnen
called upon to make short approacJies.
His chip shots nearly all went wrong
In one way or another.
(Jolng out this morning Clnnlnor
played his i st K,,if ajid reached tha
turn In 35. a stroke under par Ills
best stroke was at the short fifth whero
his tee shot Mopped SMS than eighteen
inches from the cup Tha remainder at
the way it waa good, eteady golf, with
dependable work on the groans.
Sswrer'i Play Itaaaeil.
(lawyer In the meantime was getting
few nhots to Ma liking once he waa
away from the tee. Ills driving was as
food as could be desired, but In every
other department of the game he was
ragged. Ha kept getting Into difficul
ties, the worat shot being from the sev
enth tee. where he hooked Into the big
dltoh. He went out In 40 and 3 down
St the turn.
Coming In (lardner won the tenth, and
Rt the eleventh, whore he took a 7, he
Seemed at first to have a fine chance to
win The next was halved In par 4.
hut on the thirteenth (lardner put bis
aj'proaoh dead to the pin and waa 4 up
Rgaln. The last five holes were halved,
having (iardnur 4 up with the match
half over.
In the afternoon Sawyer halved the
first two holee and won the third. "Now
he will begin to fight." said many in the
big gallery, but they could not have
made a Idgger mistake. Instead of Im
proving Sawyer blew up completely and
Rvery one of the next five holes went to
Gardner. At the ninth Sawyer succeeded
In Rtemmlng the tide of disaster tem
porarily by halving the hole, hut he was
I down with only nine holes left to plav.
A fin- 3 by Sawyer on the tenth, where
Gardner topped his second into a hunker,
prolonged the match a little, but the
Text two were halved an1 it una all
ver
Wins Only Three Holes.
Oardner roally played championship
tni .HI day and wouM have liecn a hard
Rum for any one to bout, but Haw ver
Ptver lilt up a fight The Whcaton man
Won only three holes during the day,
Bte eli y.-nth In the morning and the
T'-r'i and tentli In the afternoon
Cards
The
MORNIxa ROUND,
out.., .4444151 5 4 33
"Ut 4 4 5 4 4 5 5 5 440
' 474344 5 5 4- 40
":'. In 1 1 4 4 4 4 5 1 440
A FT Kit NOON Hol'NO
S" '" OUI , .1 4 5 4 3 4 I 5
.,,' "'it 144 3. 4546
t'' 1'"'r m I 5 4
SB In . . . i f. .
417
441
Rys halss sol pl.yed.
' 1 .1 1 .SI (lit - I .e loiiti-l, (to, lit, nn r.twl
dew t
M.cr ir tliere ev.r inn, uool.
a
t'. HS ii tha hlatAMtf ... ..lf Mmi .
v forai all ad nshi to ha .. i ....
RO , t
hint back to level t, irssa. and
P.
ill u
(if ,1
tll.lt
of
th- u
wrc( King sn uggle went on un- i
I ' ilia hole. An indication
Wai the mut' b want is the fuel
afternoon round Just three:
i ghtoen holes were halved And
1 " of Hi, golf was none too good
Htiiness 4,11 VRRtsheai
Ihe match was in Ita earlier
' In aine more thun exciting
red tin- etui lute iii the after-
Hy . irons methods, though prln
by im.k.ng fewer muitakes than
las had gained a lead of 4
Ii ',,!y hix boles loft lo play,
never look.,! Ida. i for llm
ii y ch unploa than in. i .id then,
i n in d oui despair w as
' lifter all. W inning Ihe thlr
le .Marston only 3 down, and
' wonderment of every nni
r p
lai
f ill bf ill caddie t W0 mot S
1 lioweil on as many holes
cfeat was turned into a
l i
inaie wno neipea to keep
1)1 tight let words of sn-1
I, fore each shot was ll, c
on of the I lined Stales. ,
ivsrs, vvifn a n;ig nr tut
'I. I plated
It I .
foRtl ' 1
li ill s
I I . ' I
Wltl
' it.
i f th.. g.dfvr wl ii 1 v
id him of his great
hold both national III Inn In
ear.
1 ton only 1 down the alx-
DISTANCES AND PAR OF
DETROIT COURSE, SCENE
OF NATIONAL TITLE GOLF
Ol'T.
Ills.
4U
441
4hh
II I
1114
4!4
114
Kir,
401
IX.
rr. Unto. Par.
4 Ml :m7 t
I I 11 HI n
11 4III 4
i4 IH
4 1.1 SIM 4
iii IH n
6 17 41.3
4 is im a
a I Totals ,tM Hi
H I-
I
I
1
4
R
I
7
II
Totals ii.iua
Total length, R.o.il yard.
Total liar, 111
enth hole began and It turned out to,
be one, of the most remarkable holes !
ever aeon In a big match. Moth drives
were good. Maeston'iRYbelng the longer,
ana nit.r be had played a fine brassy
shot straight down the course Marston
sliced his ahot over .1 fence. A long
discussion followed on the question of
whether or nut the ball was out of
bound, but after eonaultatlon with vaii
PUR members of the ritlt Howard w.
rorrin, the member of the I', rl. I. A.
executive column,.,, who had charge of
the match announced that there was no
bounds on thai hole and Instructed Mar
ston to play ball, Waiting until La,
who was away, had put 1,1s third on
Ihe green, Marston clambered over Ihe
in, fpoi wire fence and took up his stand
as h. st he cold, for the boll was not
more than two feet from the wires
Travels handed over a niblick with a
Isst word of advice and left Marston to
do or die. As Jerry described it later:
"I didn't think he had a chance In the
world to get it out. hut I told him he
could put it right on th
he green.
ii. .n ( l.tir. in. fence.
All ( ramped against the fence. Mars
ton drew back his club and bringing It
down sharply shot tho ball almost
straight up In the air. It
ver touched
the wires as it rose, and although It
did not uultc reach Ihe erecii. It fell in
tha middle of ihe falrmv Murstnn
then chipped up .lose to the plti and It 1
was 1 s turn to mitt. Ili oimon.nt 'a I
astounding recovery seemingly had I
shaken Lee's nerves, for the Detroit
golfer overran the cup with his long putt 1
and then missed the shorter one com- I
lug back. That was Marston's chance. '
ao he holed his putt, winning the hole
to B and squaring the match.
"rom that point on both Marston and
l.ee were painfully nervous On the
MVenteenth Lee drove behind a mound
ami after a couple of more had shots
lefi Marston with a putt about a foot
! long f,.r a Win. Thereupon the Jersey
champion missed It and the hole waa
halved. The home hole again gave
.Marston an opportunity to win. for l.ee
I was bunkered and could do no better
, than a 4 Three putta cost Marston
his chance, however, and the crowd
flocked over the first lee to see the extra
hole. I.ee reached the green with two
Hue sloitn. l.ot after Marston, who was
short, had overrun the hole on hla third,
the Detroit golfer putted and overran
i about a y ard.
Matl-ll Seemed All Hot
When Marston missed his long try
for a 4 it seemed all over, but Iee
couldn't sink his short one. and the hole
was halved, t ui the I nd extra hole
Marston iraa home with his second and
lrfe was only a yard or two short.
Three studs from that point while Mars
ton got down in two settled the match.
Jerry Travers surrendered the bag of
clubs to a boy and heaved a profound
sigh of relief. "1 would have died of
heart failure If It bad kept on
longer," he ga-ped. The cards:
MORN 174(1 ROUKD,
much i
I
i
Marston, out.. . .. i t r, . .', a &
!r. vat .'. S i I ! S 1 I
Marston, In 4 1 4 t 4 I S b
Use, In 3 i I 4 4 0 4
5 II
6 4
4 4. -3
i 41 .7
AFTERNOON ROUND
Marston.
out
4 4 i
.tie
..441 r,
4 3 5 3 5
4 3 4 5.',
541
4-34
IJ
laie. out.
Msrstioi.
In.. .
Let, In
Extra lo. -
.! ar.tun.
t.oir b
4. l.ee. t. 1.
PtORaly Oalf b 4 ml ' ran n.
Steady golf was John '1. Anderson's
forle in Ins match onanist Nelson Whit
ney. Through the groan the Siwanoy
golfer seldom missed a ahot. although a
few short putts that should have been
made went astray now and then. In
the morning round he gained a lead of
one upon Whitney. He mei eased the
lead by Winning the second and third
hoes in tbt afternoon, getting a fine 4
on each and picked up another by holing
a putt for a 2 on the fifth. Whitney
almost won the sixth with a stymie,
but Anderson puttsd around tho ob
structing ball and halved the hole.
When they turned for home Anderson
was 3 up ami SSemod likely to lose the
tenth, as another Stymie CUt off h.s way
to tho hole This one he Jumped suc
cessfully and halved the hole. Whitney
put up a good fight on the nex' few
holes
hut An lerson cluntr to his lead
and won
CSVI ds :
by a up and J to pay. The
MOHNINrj ROUrfO.
Anderson, nut. ..5 4 I 4 3 4 5 5
Whiinv. nut. . . 4 5 5 .", 3 4 4 5
Anderson. In 5 ' 5 4 3 5 5 5
Whnnsy. i ii ... . i ; (i 4 3 I s 4
AFTKIl.VOON ROUND
Anderson, out... 3 4 4 4 3 A 3 4
hll net, oul. .. 5 5 4 4 3 5 4 3
Anderson. In 4 4 5 4 4 4
Whitney, In 4 4 4 5 5 4 4
tiye holes nui played.
517
4 311
11 in
341-
I II
I 41
hsrseaa Foil. Nlandlah.
Jimmy Standish, comiueror of Oulmst
was slated for an easy victory ovr
hi ml! Sherman, but tho I'tlca golfer
thougir otherwise lie began by win
nltig tha first hole and kepi BtMldlSh
behind nearly all of the way. Poor
pu ling goli.K out oat the Detroit golfer
Several holes, b it coining In he did bet
ter work on the greens and ended tho
round 1 up on Sherman, the approxi
mated scores bel.ig si and R2.
By beginning wi.h three 4s In the
afternoon Sherman soon changed the
asp. t of the match nnd by Ihe time
the turn whs reached was 3 up. Stand
lsh won the t' nth Put ou the eleventh
lost his ball In the rough, and the hole,
went to gharttUMI.
With his hack to the wall and 3 down,
with only s.toii more holes to play.
Standish began a tin.- rally and squared
the match at the fifteenth, Sherman
won the slit,. nth with a great 4, but
juaji'iish look the seventeenth and tin y
f:ic4U the home hoi. all Square. Standish
played into the bunker and failed to goi
out with his second, Sherman wiiinlng
tlx hole and mat h by running dowa
a hard pull for a I, not an especially
brilliant wav to win a hoV on win h
pur Is 3. The Ogrdl I
MORNINfJ ROUND.
ghsrtpaa, out ...i 4 i '. r, 40
blandish. ut . 6 ti 4 r, 4 5 3 I 441
Ml. rm 'in 1 4 (i 5 I 6 5 5 4 41.
Standish, In 4 5 4 4 4 4 6 5 4 IS
AITKIINOCN ROUND'
garmaS' SMI 444441344 -SI
StHndl.h. out.., .'. :. 4454 r. 443
ghsrsjisn, m ,,, f I I 4 4 3 4 5 4
dlaadisb, Is 4 4 4 1 i 5 4
let hall.
-II
-11
I nurse
The back
I. ellKI belied
. sg were In US
. a 1 ".
to-day and
Ihe course
by using a
was lengthened slill furihur j
tee aonstruoted ysstsrdsy on
the iw
Ifth hole, making ll 101 yards 1
0ng Instead "f an:.. This Increased ,,.
ungth ni ths "puree to is.ij.-.i yards.
, ,. Was Idsal for golf Thai
. .,,,, irv
lip lib I.I. ai. Third It.iuml
irdnvr, iini.i bi-ai It K
. . ' A
gj.il' l, W h
ml li. Mil II.
Mar. Ion. Ils'l .1 r, 1, In
1 up ils boles I; Jobi
Ibov.rd II Lea,
1 Anderson, .-41-
WUll'i.l, lietl .N.ls-.li VI
tthltli.l, Autluboll,
8 and So, rrt.J Sb.i rit.ili,
V'ahu iinls.lB.
1 . a 1 Jamas U. Standi. h, Jr.
Ostrglt, I up.
BIGGEST SURPRISE
OF DETROIT PLAY
Machine Likt Eteellenec of
Prrviou lns II it1 ('lies a
Ml with Gartner.
1
BTAHDIBH ALSO FAILS
TO KKKP CP FAST GAIT
11 y John C iM'l ll-n
I'kthoit, Hept I. Intersection al ri
valry still holds sway In the nntionul
amateur championship, held together by
one single We; t, ni thread, but that one
pf pure silk, In a golfing sense. r.in
the Eastern golfing la. lorn produce the
s Issors which will separate Robert A
lardner from Chicago from the cham
pionship garment'.' Thut remains to be
seen. In nny event the continued pres
ence of Mr. Qardner means that the In
terest Is well sustained for the epoo
t.itora on this course of the Middle West
ern district, and, after all, this enthusi
asm Is an excellent thing for golf.
In
Its single remaining r preservative
the West has a man who has been
through the mill, even to the stage of
winning the national golf title itself
I Thla (lardner did in I9ns. Having been
a irine loo Dusy myseir to see
action, I can pass along the
him In
reporta
others,
i game
which
which have come to me from
l,ittt Gardner la playing i
which compares well with that
won h,m l,,M e'0. which means
,ha- Hln from ,he wel1 known length
"' wooden shots and Irene, he la
,i",n hl8 niaahles with telling effect and
running down the putta In the tight
l'iat ca.
Mure Honor In H'lnnlns.
Oardner has been in tight places, too,
' during thla championship, but haa
.merged therefrom with colors flying.
Hut from the viewpoint of the remain"
nig hlahtern representatives the better
1 the opposition, the more honor In win
' tutig.
It waa the Irony of fate for D, K.
i Sawyer of Whealon that after having
d.siststsl In this championship of the
man upon whom the West banked .ta
I hos?a for the title. Char-Us Kvuns, Jr.,
he should have lieell Obliged to meet an- j
I other Western reptesentative to-day anil
I go down before him, proving an unvx- '
I pecteilly easy Victim for (lardner Maw- i
I yer has the unfortunate hatdt of bump- j
j mg Into a steam roller alsiut every Hum
i he Is making good progresa In a chain- j
! plonship. Six years ago at Wheatou he i
; was going along l.ke a well oiled ma- !
chine In tha national until In the third
' round he encountered H. Chandler Kgon
j nnd In one of the hoat played matches
t ier witnessed in a championship tour- ,
.i.ameut Bgan won at tile thirty-eighth
i hole.
Four year previous to that, also on
the Chicago Uolf Club course. Sawyer
' went through to the final, defeating W.
C. Fownes, Jr., on the way, but again
was a loser to Chandler ll.an, S and 5.
la l!n7 at Kuclat he defeated Kgan in
the first round, but bwt to Khen M
j llyera In the third. Kach time, it will
i e seen. Sawyer has gone down hufoiv
Rome other leading golfer of the middle
Watt
Who Would Have Dreamed f
What went wrong with Ned's game
to-day Is one of those mysteries which
pertain to this game, w here the Cham-
I ,ons fall by the wayside Just tho same1
as do the lesser lights, even If not so
often Who would have dr.atned that
I in this 11(15 national championship ih
hamplonahli
ssmi-nnaia would not include the nam
lot a Tracers, a Oulmet, an P.vana. a'
POWnSS, a Sawyer, a livers' Iflvery
pre-champtonshlp favorite gone. i ad
goes to show that III tho latti r da..
i hamplonshlps the men who are n
nisetl as the foremost experts of lb"
day In the amateur ranks must go to i
the championships in the finest of physl- I
al condition and keyed up to their top
performances from their firs! Stroke m
the medal round until they have play. I ,
the winning stroke for the title, (ith, r
wlse. they are certain to meet along the
way some man who. for at least a day.
Is getting his drives down lh line, his
. pproachee accurate ami hla putter
working like the cukk of a machine, so
ih.il. unless the favorite also Is doing i
all those things, ho stands a BtfOI u
t banes of being defeatsd, Kcpotatlons 1
no longer count ; It's the results
All the superb golf that Sawyer
played before he met (lardner yesterday
went for naught against the I POP chant
I i n Where Bawyer had b. en reeling
off his Tlia and 71a in the previous
I rounds, in this match he met u mini
who was doing bob after hole In par
I or lo iter ii was as if Gardner had
j usuns'd the position which Sawyer had
thought was Ins (or keeps, and win ii
I Sawyer bad to fat e such opposition
. Something Went wrong with his gain,
4aiver'a l'la Mumps.
An 10 for Sawyer yaaterday morning
was far removed from the quality of
Ids golf In the previous rounds, and
the best he had in him was called for
to meet Qardner's 15 lo the turn. The
s line III the afternoon, when !uidncr
wen) out In 37 and Sawyer took 41. It
was not that 1 iurdner played witti ex
traordinary brilliancy, as Sawyer la good
for 37 to the turn almost any time,
but he didn't happen to Im good for
it ut thla particular time, Hla I ami
1, defeat was the tog surprise of tha da.
Afler my own match was SVOf 1 went
to see how Standish and Sherman were
faring. They were followed by a large
gallery, most of whom full sxpsoted t"
re.- Blandish rsfurosd a victor. Bui the
play "f the Detroit representative was
not as clear out yaaterday as whan he
defeated Oulmet in the forenoon lie was
one hole lo the good, but Ibis was due
is much to Shermans weak play in
spots as It was 10 his own efforts, us
tin medal scores over Ml will testify.
However, Sherman piaj in tha alter-
noon was right up to onampionsnip cab
tare and at tho ninth In hid a very
useful h-ad of 3. By, ths ti ne the thir
teenth green was reached the bad had
bean reduced. Slandlsh holed a twenty
live footer for a win on the short ft ur
taenttl and had the match square at the
1 ext. lilght here Shetrill look a mighty
ijyace and regained the load at the si
leenth hole, a matter ol sonic t y.nds,
our ft. when he sunk a fortt fool milt
over undulating turf. Hut tins bad of!'"'1"
, no was soon lost when hi played the
seventeenth badly ami lost in n m a
J.CI t'eCt 4.
Last Hole a Henri llrenUer.
The last hole was a heart breaker Two
thousand people were lined up hy hs
hlo of tho green and all Wg us still
is death while 'Blandish teed im and
Pi-e pared to nrivs. 1 n to a 1 1 post
linn m ar the home h"l.i and next I" mo '
1 was Tom barman, Pherrilrs brother. ;
; with huge drops of perspiration roiling
off tils forehead'
Are you bringing him home a winner, !
Tom .' ' I asked.
"Whew,'' he
worn out thn
answered,
Rherrill le
"I'm
right
mere
now.
M arsion-Gardner;
Sherman-Anderson
A S a result of yestcrduy'a play
in the nntionul amateur
coif chumpionship at Detroit the
Kast will be represented by three
men in the semi-finul round to
day and the West by one. That
one is Robert Gardner of Chi
cuiro, who won the title in 1K09
ut Whcaton. To-day he will play
Mux Marston, present New Jer
Rey champion, for a place in the
final. In the other match John
G. AnderRon, runner up to
Jerome D. Travers in the 1913
championship, will meet Sherrill
Sherman of Utica. Anderson has
Written many entertaining nnd
authoritative articles on golf for
Tin: Scn. One of these articles
appears in an adjoining column.
Sherman is a Ron of the late
former Vice-President of the
United States.
, He's nearly given me heart failure with
I his missed putts."
Then Sundish drove. Although he
had played bha green many hundred
tini. s. on this particular o, c ision he fal
tered ind was trapped Bvarytodj .
Pected when he siw Sherman haul
i out his spoon that he would earn the
green, and perhaps go over. Hut on
in.- contrary tie was even shorter than
tandiah, The laet that In. h.ul a grass
he gave him the chance to get the hall
I UP n the gre. n on his next. Standlsh
, failed on his first attempt, was barely
I on the edge on his third and a foot
away In 4. Sherman was left with a
HVo foot putt, easily mlssable, and after
carerul ecr.itiny and arlous wlgwag
glngs he gt the ball Into the hole In 4.
It waa a flna finish to a hard old golf
match.
My own match with Nelson Whitney
waa stirring. Ho drew first blood, but
1 managed to recover arid, thanks to a
I at the Seventh, which might have I'cen
a 1 If the pin hid been in straight, the
end of the morning round found It S on,-
hole to the good n the aftcrn on I
had the good fortune to hide nnother 2,
at the fifth this time, which made the
j total of 2s six In the last four dnvs.
I and was .' up at the seventh hole, where
Nelson stymied himself. Krom there on
the Southerner played a rattling gnme,
billing three of the next four holes
and but for a fatal tu'aa at the thlr
leenMli where a four foot putt failed
to go dim ii, he would have reduced the
lend of five to one. As It was. I man
aitcl to hang on and finally win by
j 3 and 1. Out IKatdal BCOres w, re under
I 10.
htSMrS ("ii's (.rand PlnUh.
When you're 4 down with only to
go, playing Ix-fore a gallsrv which 11
a Mb tho local favorite, and w in four
ItralftH hobs, miss dscetrl length putts
for a win on the next two ainl finally
gain
oar
the victory by getting a 4 on a
i hole at the thirty-eighth. SOU
have true. In nest g. lf nerve. That Is
what Max Marston did In hla match
with Howard Lee By SO doing he gap!
another Kastirner tu the battle and
proved again that he Is a fine fla-hter
on the
friends
Osorgs
links. I'm sorry his Eastern 1
missed that finish It was is J
i.ow would say, simply graun
SHAD FLIES FINISH MIGHTILY
Four (Ionia In IsVSath Terliid Mp
llrinirs by IS T.
AlKXVNMtIA llAV, N Y. Sept. 2 A
P"C,P matcn game under band. cap w as
l''''ed to-day In the Thousand Islands
Pa loui ii.iment brtw,- n the Thousand
Lw!?- i. " Thousand Island
Sh.olthes for 'ill presented bi Mrs
Usorgs Hssbrouck. The Rhadfliss won
by a score of s to 7. Tne BhadfllSS
started in the first period and th. n did
not score another goal until the fifth,
during which time the Bslfilas made six
go ds. In the seventh s-nod the Btlad
Una passed the Bjelflles, making four
goals In one period. The lineup:
KUl.h'l.llls IHADPUII
""P Hep
No 1 A r a Ii a in No t -H Vilas I
mips (i No : ',ns H laltl. i i
So 1
No
ll... k
V I'
K
nu.'oin . ."so .V-sl ll Huff
l lie k II J w,.,r
-14 n r r e
Huff ,,
I It
1 Total
Total I
slfljf Qoals earned Ti total. I
tiles Oosll ear i t , by hsttdtcan,
'H.iial'.Ks. 1; total k
Sha.l
1; laSS
DARTMOUTH HAS FIRST DRILL.
ggwbd Twentysta Men in Mgrkf
Praetlee Bwrlng latoRsa Heat.
HAMOVga, ,N. H. Sept 3 Couch Cav.
snaugh's first call for candidates for
the Dartmouth football team was an
swered by twenty-Six men this after
noon at Alumni Oval The squad Is
Mpectad to Increase dally. Several
vsterana will not ieport until the first
of next week.
The first pia. ti.o was very light be
cause of the Intense heat. Osvanatlgh
is to dlrSCl practice twice dalli ream
now
l.g.
1 :sh.
cock
on until t o opi nlllg "f the 00l
Among the Veterans were iler
Capt MaoAullffs, Pudrlthi Hitch-
narrows, (iii,.. tiio-a
gwll Isr,
While, llolbrook and Currier.
vVhoRtley larprlaee VallmoSi
Josstph Wheatlay "f the New York A.
C won a mile race In the Metropolitan
A. A. I' championship aeries In RtSeple
.ii.-, pool lost night, turning the tables
on II. Vollmer, who bested him In the
half mile a Week ago. liver an eleven
lap SOUrSS Wheatley also ma le raoord
time, displacing Hud QoodWln'l fminer
mark of mlnutSS 11 2-5 seism. la by
covering the distance In 25 minutes
16 1-5 seconds. John ElRlnOCh finished
third. Vollmer w is about stventi-flve
yards behind Wheatlej at the finish.
I'oter l', 1 til.
Toronto, gent. 2,-
Tllkea
Clip.
Peter Pan VII. .
owned 1 ntiv b) lames Blmpson of New
1 York and'J. P. Blokall of Toronto, took
I part to-day In the exposition races for a
I gold cup offered hy the Royal Canadian
Yn.'llt Club Tliere wre live stllllerS
1 and Patar Pan won without being driven.
ih.. boat w.ii in- shipped o-morrow to
Chicago to Dompeta for the Wrlgley
I trophy next Tuagdsy,
in... - Basel
Ht'MSnN, N J.
In Practice Polo.
Sept ; -I,,
practice
game ii eparatoi v
preparatory to the Humson 1
which st irts Senletiilicr 1 :l I
tournament
the nines defeated the it
score of 12 goals to D.
ds to-day by a 1
Hugh Barrett,
l.inil" Pruer, .1 11 Waters
m l Warren ,
inn pour piaygd ror the nines ami ti.
Jaaon Waters, l.elund Hoas .ind Howard 1
S Id. Men rm Hie Iteds
New Yorker llenta
Brooltli niie. I
M aim rwoon. N H .
Sept 2 .The Hist
round of 111,11. h play m Hi,. f.uar
gsaaon handloap goir tourney was
played hi re to-day v Hockmeyer of
isweii who btal v C, flould of Brae
lint n ii and 5. imido 11 madal . r.. ,,r
77 Waller 1.. Ha hards of Now York,
won a match from U b Owsus of
rtrooktyn, I nnd 4.
eas.l R
sfi t i w m n -m w fnm
SIATJSKB Lfcfl
TO FIGHT FOR
TENNIS CROWN
i Blve of Ranking Ten
Mingled With Some
Earning Spun.
U.U.I BRINGS FORTH
If. . WILLIAMS'S BEST
With only Sixteen of the original Ills
starters left In Ihe running at the end
of yesterday a play the national eham-
, plonshlp lawn tennis tournament at the
West Side Tennis Club In Forest Hihs.
; I li ahould have nothing hut close
I matches frum now to the fltil.h. l our
of tho men who came through to the
fourth round are new to that stage of
the national ChetTVPtOnRttlPi Iternard 0.
Law, tho Princeton football player. J.
I H. Adoue, Jr . uf Texas, Francis T.
J Hunter, a former Cornell player
and
J
S. ITaffman of Itostou having nsvef
got that fur before.
of the men rated In the flrat ten at
the end of last season, Hubert Litslley 1
Murray of l'alo Alto, fourth; WllllR
J. Clothier of I'hlladi Iphia, fifth ; QeOrgR
M. Church of New Voi. seventh! Wat
son M Washburn of New Yoik, ninth,
and Ella V. PK troll of Nan Francs. Oi
tenth, are not among the remaining six
teen. Murray, Clothier and Foltrcll d d
not start, while Washburn eliminated t
( hur.'h Wednesday and was put ,at , s
tetday by Theodore H. Fell of New York
This haves Just half of the first ten
still in tho hunt. Of those rated In the
second ten. six started and two. Fell and
Clarence J. ijriffin, uia left. hung
Wright Is the sole representative of the
third ten. Charles M Hull, Jr. of the
fourth dncade, J. II. Adoue of the .- ti,
ten, and William Hand of tha seventh
Hunter. Uw, Pfaffman. Cra.g Blddls
and BsrnOM S. Pientica did not got their
nanus in the lists at all last season.
Maurice Mctoughlln. th.- California
comet : Hichard Norrls Williams J.I of
Phlladslphla, the national champion, and
Karl II Bchr of New York, rated one.
two nnd three respectively, eat li had tu
gu four sets to win their llsRlllllOR, while
the other two of the first ten. Predsrk-k
II Alexander of New Yoik and William
M. Jon net OR of San Fran. I SCO, took their
victories easily In straight sets.
I. ILe Three Itlna I Irons.
The one objection that th' crowd
hud to offer about the afternoon wi
thal each Individual In lis makeup had
not been endowed like Argus. Tht-ic
was so much good tennis go. tig on In
all corners of the arena that It grated
on the nerves of the followeis of tho
game to think tb.it they could not
watch mora than one court at any one
time.
McLoughlln was playing Leon ltd
Beskmsn of Bronavllla, n. y., the inter-
aholasttc national champion, ou court
4, over In tho extreme west slds "f the
enclosure. lilght next to this four
Williams, national champion, was hav
ing Ins own trouble disposing of Wal
ter Merrill Hall of New tfork. Then
came Itehr, the other member Of this
year's triumvirate, needing an extra
ret to win from Kolsttt La Hoy, another
New Yorker, and on the turf nOSrOOl
the clubhouse Pell, exponent of the
backhand stroke, par excelh ni to, was
bachhandlng in form and therefore
beating Washburn.
til Have a I Ollott Ina.
It Is hard t
held the gre
say which
tor part i
of the matches
f the crowds
interest,
pionshlp 1
Bvsry player on the chsm
courts had his following, bul
likely that Williams and Mill,
if the sturs to t ike th. atena.
most watched, and well they
I" be ll.ill W lg beaten at
7. 2 R, 61. not bsoauss the
champion was playing poorlj ;
not have won If he had been,
was playing real tenuis. It
It seems
Ihe last
Were the
deserved
ll 3, ! -national
lie ClllUd
for Hall
is doubtful if for brilliance, spe d,
startling gets and golntlllanl rallbs the
second ami third sets of tins match will
le surpassed in the touraey.
Hal seldom has been so steady lie
went on the courts determined t" play
tho gam. safe and let tin natloi til
Champion beat himself. The plan was
a well ordered one and would have -11 -ceeded
if Williams had had one of hi.
well known bad days, hut unfortunately
tor Hall the Phlladelphlan was at his
best and was making errors only When
compelled to hy the New Corker The
kind of a ftifht It'll was nuttaor to,
gains) the champion may lost he
Judged by the fact that Williams made
1 total of pnly four more points In tho
mutch while he won six mora games.
Hull Slow In Mnrlluu.
Hall did tut got g.nng very well at
the start of ths match and It was not
until tho sixth game that he showed
anything like the top of his game, F- 'tu
trailing at 1 4 he came up 10 11 I and
made Williams fight hard to win the
next two games and the get, The New
York( r s drhes wet,, very strong mid he
frequently succeeded in getting them by
Williams on sheer sped In tin second
ret Hall was going ut his best and so
was Willi. mis, which was uni t; tug hut
lucky for Hall. Tim New Yorker led ut
4 -3. lost the ndvai't ig' but pulled the
S'-t to deuce ami forged to the front
again at 7 -8 He w is lighting very
Inch of the way in the next three games.
but could "'t pull them
ut. and the set
went to W dlianis
The hard work "f winning that gel
look a lot Pill of the champion nnd
Hall's powerful build helped him t" run
through the first three gameg of ihe
thlnl set with Ihe Iush of only two
points. Five more games were played
In that set and Williams won only two
of them, one after it had been to dauoe
four times. Then came the customary
rest and It waa Hall's undoing, for being
a slow starter, he could no) gel going
again afler the rest until Williams had
a commanding lead of 4 gvs
The one game that Hall won went to
deuce six times and the New Yorker
took it by making tw lean RerVli'R
mes Hail's particular bete noir was
his rivals iibll'lv on the nick un stroke
n nny pun of the court. Ti ami
..!,, tn,. Mas. Vnrkae l,,l,...l 1.. 1
sure point when he slammed over a low
hard one only to have Williams di it
out "f the tm f and pop it back over the
nel
The point score .
FirtsT PBT,
11 1 lain.
Hall
Williams -4
3 1
Hall
1 4 4
3 1 4 4 4 5
1 4 : 11 i 1
BOON0 skt.
4 4 1 5 4 1 1 4 1 0
0 4 3d 11
4 1! 6 - 3
4 4 5311
.' I 3 -41 T
111 24 J
- 37 -li
s 1 -la
4 I 141
14 7 5 4 4 14 4
Tlllltli stir.
11041
4 4 4 3 4
POURTB RUT.
4 4 14 3
3 0 I 2 10
Will. 'ins
Itill
Wlillame
Hall.. .
Beekman's show ing sgnlnst McLough.
1 in was rather an RfrOrabte urpilse,
tor the schoolboy played an excellent
match before succumbing to the prowesa
of the Comet at 6 !, 3 R, 6 2. 2.
There was an added pleasure In this
match too In that McLounhlin showed
mote of the Comet than at any other
t oie ti.ls season, lie used his old s. r
rlOS frequently and successfully nnd
rag about as Unbeatable ever when
tie went ;o the net, which was unite I
oft, n. .
The oiitig llronxvlllo bin showed
son,, thing of a service himself andjExhlbitl Detth, Con f itlcnco and
.. uir Huiin j nit u, iiuo i.iiii. no- I
'. S by his ability lo Whip back Mo I
Loughlln'g hard drives with speed and
accuracy.
M. lanighlln was making a number!
of errors by dropping the ball Into the
not. a habtl that did not look good to
'i' Unary follower of ti,. vame In tha
P1'i "in wis a nappy leature to
l hoes wioi hava seen McLouthlln's
si ght backsliding In other mm. tee this I
season. The Comet's main fault to'
nata has been his propensity for slam
ming the ball out of bounds, but yester.
J day his outs w. r. remorxibl for their
I paucity. It showed that he Is get-
I tllnr his ilriii.', t.io.L hammI il. . i !
closer to the lop of the net. The Cab
form it played at loo anesd In the Inst
two Sets and limp!) overwhtlmed the,ams. When It enme to the fourth set1
najaung youngster. The point score:
KIltST I IT
1 4 5 4 3
, . 0 0 3 0 4
MCONO MT
. . t R 2 4 I 4
i.i 7 4 4 14 3
tiiikii par,
MeLeughlla.
ItTkmnn . . .
: 6
115
MrLntigbllR .
uasajnRn, ,
7 I
Metjnaghlla
It. i k in. in . . .
4 t 4 4 4
4 I'
o :i-
,v., 1 11 1 13 5
POURTII bt
4 1 4 4 4 1 4
.... 0 4 10 14 3
M I ...lirli'ln
He km In
i
-. : - 2
The veteran I. Hoy put up a wonder
fill Dghl against Hihr. the third of the!
I tennis trinity, and was beaten only at!
, 4 , r,4. 4. R -I. Ills game was!
i nn ex. elb nt test for Itehr. because tho I
( lorno r college champion plays a slow,
careful) mefnodleal nme, exactly the
; oppoatts t,. that of Itehr, who is highly
tetnperamental, and It Is the style that
frequently culminates In the defeat of a
' nervous player like lltfhr.
I.e Bay a I '..mi i.i . lib Threat.
At various tinus through
the match
It looked as If Le Hoy a cool syays Were
going to get to Itehr. In the first set 1
h.. middle states champion led at 4 2 :
and then blew tip. making only throe I
points In the next four games, which
went to I... Hoy and gave him the a rt. I
l.c Hoy sd at 4 3 In the second set.;
but COUHl nut hold the pace. In the
third set Itehr led at 4 love and an as
canslon cost him three games In a row. I
but ho recovered In time to win two
of the m-xt three la- Hoy. freshened I
by tho rest after the third set, took thoj
tirst three guinea of the fourth and thin
was smothered by Bohr's brilliance,
Which gave the latter five straight
games and later the match. The point
score :
MUST ."RT.
. . I I I I I I I
. . 5 110 7 14
PBCOND si:t
.. 3 4 4 4 4 3 3
IP hr
Ls ll.
It.h-
I.e Hoy.
1 I I 39 -
4 : 34
XII 1 It 1. SHT.
... I I I I I I I I I It
... 111144414 I II
Itehr
1.. It
rOL'RTH MIT
r I I I I I M I 44:-
t"l 5 15 0 13 0 4 4 4 35
It 1
I.e
14
will
Johnson, tha G illfornlan, w ho
oppose it. hr this afternoon on one of
the championship courts, did his best
wora since hla
running timnm
over I Kiugl is
South, a' I ,
edge, however.
arrival in the Baal in
i a straight sal victory
Walters, No. l in ths
I 1, I 2 Some little
was taken "IT the vic
tory of the Callfornlan by the fad that
Walters waa not at ins best Clarsnos
.i. Uriffln is ti ni other Callfornlan
sell i". He dropped Ward Dawson of
San trranctsco from the list of surviv
ors yester ay at 11, 7 5. g f,
rifiln will meet Huix Law. th. prlncs
ton gridiron star, today, the latter huv-
mg displayed remarkable ability in
beating (ieorgs W ghtni in of Boston at
6 1, S. 4, 7 i, 4.
tli'xnnder Keeps on (iolna,
Adoue and Alexandi r. who will meet
Williams and Mc giiim, real lively,
to-day, Won the.r in itches In straight
seis The Tegan downed it c. Thomas at
(l I, ( --.',, i 4, wmle Alexander con
tinued to ill-play th skill that haa
brought him lo the fourth round iii
beating s Howard Voahell, the Long
Island champ .ui. at g- I, 64, r j.
Pall's stralghl ut victory over Wash
burn at 64, li 4. 'i 11 was quits a
feature, it was .1 foregone conclusion I
that Pell would win 1 1 hs was going
light, in spue of Wsshhurn's stsadl- ',
nssa. Rome thought that W ishburn 1
would win because he vanquished Pell
at Southampton, when the latter waa 1
off Ills gallic Poll Was right to-day, I
however, and there Is no reason now
why he should not a n a place in the'
seinl-flnal round. It meats Charles M.
Hull. Jr. ,,f the Crescent a. c today, 1
The Interscholasttc championship wasi
stirted yesterday with tne winner, of
eight sectional tournaments striving for'
the title. Sidney T 1 ner of Phil dellihl 1
""""r
r 1 he ii i n ir-t toiirticv : t
harles
. uariano or rittaourg, winner "f the
Vale evani : Harold A. Throckmorton,
the Princeton winner, ami Willis B, Har
low, who sms throng ; at the University
of Pennsylvania trial, survived the fitt
round All but Harlow won 1 heir ntatchss
in stralghl sit. ii,. was forced to an
egtia sal t" heal It c Tremalne, the Co.
lumbla winner, at 20, 64, 64, ii 2.
F I nil I Scheduled Best I iirmlnt.
It was announced by the officials "f
the nut.. 111. ii association yesterday that
Hie pics, lit plan ;s to pliy t lie in,, Hi. mil I
championship singlea Anal next Tueaday
and tne c allonge round of ths douulss
on Wednesday, in the event of Bund y 'a I
grrlvlni In New York In time This w.ll 1
give ths nu n a Shanes to lest on Thurs
day fur the Baal versus Weal matches
which will sl ut nn Friday In the sec
t i na! return match four .-mules and twol
doubles will be played. Tins will pro-1
vide :i chance for a tie, but tho officials
reel so sure that tele will bo no such I
outcome that 1 hey have nol arranged
for an odd 111. itch The teams have not I
been picked officially, but there la btile
doubt 11 s 1. 1 their lineups. The sum
maries :
Nsiionsl fbsmplonshlp, Men'i llnglee
Third lio.ni n ,1 , J Origin defeated
Ward Uawsun, (i- 3. 7- ... 4 .' II, rnird
.', I. m dsfsatad 'i.orse vYIgtltntRn, 5 7.
- " ,; 4. , 'i 1 wil '.mi i Johnston
dsfsaled Puuglss s Wattt-rs. 4-3, ti i
I li 4,11-1 It itehr drfeaisd Robsrl Ls
Kef. . ,;, . l; J. It Adouo.
Jr.. oif' i' II. ' . 1 h Hints, 11 7 5
i 41 Richard Nnrrli 1 Hams Id dsfsslsii
iS'sltsr Merrill Hsll, 11- 3. . 7. - si'
1.111: 11. nne .111, 11. 1 1 (irinnell, f -I
61.6 -' iv 1 lain Rand 3d ,i, fi nod Whin
i" t I'ate, 1, ii 1, 1. 1. Prancls T
Hunter defeated ! A 1. Plunna 10 '
I J 16, u R. I li J s. Pfaffman dst
feds I W. A Campbell, 7 1. 4 ... 1
URUrlcs K. Metuughllii defrsted Lionard I
llerkiusn, I ?. s ... S. .: .'. Predsrlck
II All isndsr .1 frati 1 R. Howard Veshell
I li 6- I, I 2. UsraoR g. prentice de-
ft.ued In n' in i pbll ips. I 1 1; .a
11,16: Irving C Wrighi defeated Fr-.i-I
'H(k T. Fr, lln.liiiy.. 11. I , . ...(!-!
Th. odor,. II Hsll defl ate. 1 Wm XI 1
-hlii-n.
J ' . 'i. I-. 1 li charlss 3 !
:, Jr.. d.
I III 11 II .1
-R.
37, li 2
National
S. end Rm
llefrslsd rl'
1" tuuty, ii --
'.lid. Vile.
Inb
rscholsstle
Hldnsy Thai
iinlnnshlp
ll n i 41 1
I' Ik
1. llo,, 111 in II,.', better
. s I, i-s riri g aar.
' ' John Vlrdm, I'nlvsr
. 1 'lev, lad. I I I I, s
Th' ., km." 'ou. s r lit. i,in a...
s ' ' I S, I
ol
Harold a
fealsd Coresllus Rui'ttork. Wesiern Ni w
Yoik. r 1, 1 a : .1 wiih, it. Harlow,
t'nli.l-lty of I'piin.i Itan 1 Isfestsd II 1'
Tremslns, '"luiniiu, I i, 1 1, 1 i, 3.
WILLIAMS PLAYS
STRONGEST GAME
OF TRIUMVIRATE
Speed AaT'iinst Fine Piny
of Merrill Hnll.
COMET PRACTISES I P
WITH YOUNG BEEKMAN
nr .1. rttiMi.v poiht.
Kach of the three favorites In the na
tional tennis tournament lost a set yes-
- '! " r'ln'' ,,ul
lt. hr was harder pressed by
' 1-e Hoy Hum either Mclsiughlln or Will
, 0
Hoy started out with a rush that
nave him n lead of 3- ft. and It began
to look SerlOUS for the old international
ist. La Hoy waa playing well off the
ground and his strokes had more than
the usual umourit of sting to them, but
his service was getting him Into tiouhle
constantly, Le Hoy does not get his
racket over the ball enough In serving
and he has a tendency to nut the ball
io;t of the court a great deal. sBgterall of this sea
day he did this frequently and his sec
did service was distinctly weak, allow
I raj Itehr to sin at- 'he ball Into ttio rar
corners of his court.
The placing of the veteran was excep
tionally good and he kept Le H"y chas
ing ar' tind the court to get behind his
long, sluiotliig drives and the short
cross rourt strokes that he used In at
tack From love 3 Hehr ran five I
straight games much to the disgust of
his adversary, but Just when he seemed
10 have the match safely tucked away
La Hoy came back hard nnd fought It
out to the end, although he waa not
'Itilte strong enough to win
WlllllllllS I oolld, "t.
Williams was brimful of eonfldetlbe
and seemed able to make any kind of
fancy allots that he plena d He pluvrd
tils usual slapdash, whirlwind game,
, bringing off one minutes the RtOflt per- J
leci noes ano trie next ui'uoie rail'fing
"r putting easy balls into the net Hali 1
at the start Waa overawed and did not
do himself Justice at all. He seined
tired still from his gruelling mutch
gain! Johnson on Wednesday and al
most resigned to tho Impossibility of
boating the shamplon, his judgment of
distance was very bid and be was . m
I stantly too dose to the hill, mlaslng
I many shots from lelng out of posit n n
I to play them right
When at hla Is-at there ate few
! players In the country who make as full
1 a swing and fol'ow through ag Mall
Bxcspl for a slight ItotWish of the racket
! Just before he hits the ball his play is
thoroughly ortln.lpx and In the best of,
, form Willi Williams yecterduy. how- j
ever the ball constantly Jumped III too
I close to ltlni and h. did not give the w.ll
known shoot of Williams's strokes room
I to handle them freely. A the match i
progressed he gained more confidence I
i and then he began to hit out mote freely
gain and with tetter results. In many!
of the rallies he outplayed the ettamtllon
clearly, but the smile never left Will
iams's face, and he generally came bach
with two cr three unplayable sly. is !
cv, ry lime he Was outplayed.
Williams tried short balhi and half
volleys and occasionally n volleyed lob
ind never failed to shake his racket and
laugh bis favorite mannerism when-j
.ver they went wrong, In the third set
Hall ran up a hi. bad. but Williams
' never seemed worried and even after
Ihe s.-ore mounted to 11, and finally
the set was lost, tho champion was as
I confident as ever. In the fourth set he
evidently mans up nil tniud to end u
quickly and he did so to the queen's
taste.
( imiinl e lleelsoinn.
M 'l ghlln, the third of the trium
virate, also h id In play four sets bsfors
he , ai tied hll next bracket. Young
Leonard Bookman of Bronsvllle, who
opposed the Callfornlan. refused to be
scared nut by his formldsbla opponent
and playsd his best game Ju.t as cin
ndentls is thoign he was In a minor
tournament against a weak adversary
He didn't win only because hla beat
game was not good SIM Ugh to heal Mi -l.ou-hllti.
which Is a fault no one lie. d
ipologiae fo:. Bookman's passing
-round strokes were particularly effect
tne ami when McLoughlln ran up 1.1
the net In the midst of general play he
frequently was pegged.
Th,- Com) was clearly prsetlslna
strokes, however, that he felt needed
some polishing up before the bicger
matches lo come, but ho did not run to
ti e net all Ihe time on his service 11..
Knows tn.s stylo of g cue
ii.,, s not need practice.
so well that it
The constant
''' wears out u man s
.lurvii un ti.. nny ano also may think It
safer lo hold that attack In reserve Until
he mods it to win. McUoughlln'S
gioui.d stokes are certainly not so go.nl
is m in,. Internationals last scisot
tha ssmo c ts Who can ever fop-ict
tho forehand swipes he brought off
against Wilding, three clean scon on
SUCh shots in one game? He showed
to such speed yesterday and when he
.11.1 iry 10 mt 1, ,r, :.o was as oft
I'll out
or court as safely in the comsm.
Tnere
,ne iw.i or mice dais of
yet 1,1
"me nerorc ne csn meet ihe champion
however, and these allow plenty of m(
yet to tune up to concert pitch.
wniiiiiiiK Looks itroRgsst,
(in ths day s play, however. Williams
certainly looked the strong. st of ihs
three favorites lie Ml ,e,., Adoue to.
day, Ihsn probably ni,i,iie tomorrow
aid Hehr or Johnston Monday In the
seini-linals. Hehr meeia JohnMinn to
day and he will have his wok cut out
roi h m, hut ought to win by the nnvi itv
nnd variety of his attack In e use n.
...... nciori.s (.rutin win i.
next opp 'tieni and fhen Williams in
Ins
tho
semi-nrals M, l.niiaiii,
brlRgg Alexander loday
programme
asainst him,
' 1 '""""".' iiunter to-morrow and
'""st likely Fell in the seini-llnals
Alexander and Johnston mlahi .,e......
10 "ii" ro-i,i', nut
them there s. ems little nr
opt f.
no
ippor-
iiinity i.r enanging the expected jneun
tor n,. semi-nniis .ind the fo'irtli nla,-..
Place
iiasnie .vl lacighiin, w
III I.,,- ... .
,..-0 no, i.iiiimiiiv SO 1,1 1 .,. nw
Fen ., victory over Washburn yester
day w is the RurprlRs of the dav. Waah.
burn was not the same ma,, who elinu-
1 1 ted Chinch on Wednesday by am
mi 11 s and ho did not .how the" Rams
sie.nl mss nor the same speed (in ths
other haul. Pell was in the best foil',,
1 have ever see. him, He seemed nor
ougttly confident, whleh is half the bat
tie In tennis, and hn let loose ft
RPRed than for many inoona back
Washburn foi a short lima Is tha
Read Ihe New Tpunls li......
I si.'n'.'i...: , c-,.,,1 vi., 1 u T,
H I I' irmly 1 1
nil."
sun pease "f n 1 tsx SR n,. msiheds at
. I, .111,1 f...Ol . I lis.,,, . .,1,,
I eh.mplons, in. 'u llm R'lliiama. 11 nni"
II. In. Alssalider. II. k W.slil.uin
I'liur. h an 1 inane other. 4. pig, a of
I photngrapba cf hsniiiioiis In act Inn 13
p.. "'P AMKUIL'AN LAWN TENNIS
141 Broadway, m. T. "'
Tennis Matches on
Main Courts To-day
ii.oo A. M. Theodore R. Pell,
New York, former nntionul in
door champion, vs. Charles M.
Bull, Jr., New York, Crescent
Athletic Club star.
2.00 P. AJ. Maurice K. Mc
Louf;hlin. San Francisco, world's
champion, vs. Frederick li. Alex
ander, New York, former Vavis
cup player.
j:jo P. M William M. John
ston, San Francisco, officially
ranked sixth last year. vs. Karl
H. Bchr, New York, officially
ranked third.
second set started p.,.,.K ., .;w ,,;,
to the backhand expert and lor a time
he had Pell pu'ting th,. I,,, oul of
court in his anxiety to hit In dir. It
was the best v. iy t., T It. nnd
proved profltsbla . ona Washbum
stuck to It. B) thei , m th .is and
Chopping the balls bail, with an under
cut t lie ii. u v trd ai. in , . rlj j played
I 'ell at Southampton only last Hn u day,
and why he ,1,1 HOI .-!:,!. to I. is win
ning tactics it seems hard to mi l, i stand.
isaterday he hit oui herder much of
llle uimi .Hid
udvetsury.
this St) le Just suited his
Baglalalna This Kalt
1-ast season Washburn arni in
rtburn wis in tha
ho -1 nil Isn, and
romparlsol - fatrgf
I tlrst ten and Pall I
- NashOuni. .( t.
straight v n tory
- 'or I ell
and that wit. out
el
. I.
after lie ontmslls rssull la s tl. ,, . sraafi
before certainly needs soma explaining,
H. C. Law. the Princeton halfbacki
and i. w. Vlghtman, the husband of
the former woman chs n, ll .xe
Hotcbklss, pinved the longesl match of
the day, and although the) stalled sartf
m the aftsrnoon tin y were sua at the
tifth set long aft.r ths pig) "" the
chnmplonsli i courts w is -.11 finished
and most of the big crowd of spectntorg
had started for home At 'I ,d. It
was a staggering match ami Law was
positively groggy Ii seemed a timtiah
he could not ding himself around to
finish out the lis: .i With S 1
against him. Wight man began to nlav
safe
nd lob ni. i Law 'a le id. n illltis
up to 14, only to loss
chnm-e In the last game to
IM
lie
.re
laud perhaps even wh
Hie
TITLE TINGE TO THIS TENNIS,
XhiIoihiI i bnniplon nnd ino Kns
in or
hnniiilnu In seo'l-lliuila.
CKI'AItll IKST, L. I., Itfpt t
sets wero the ordei r ihe ,1 i .
sn ond round ! the w Dim i -
lion Inwn ll nnle to n i
Bockawaj Hunting Club lo-d .
national champion. Miss Moll
uht
in the
m ita
at me
. The
Bjar
st. dt,
Mrs
Mrs.
Mlsa
two former natlui
Barge r Wallach .:
Qsorgs Wlghtman
Clare CagSel of N. I
1 npiong,
NewHirt and
f lloston, and
York arc In
Hie semi-tin. lis. M's It: 1 v. and M'ss
M'ss IIJui
Cages! in the uppei .1 end Mrs
Wlghtman ami M s, Parser Wallach
In Ihe lower, Th- sumni riea:
it. ka iv Hunting Club
tailon sinn ss s. 1 , tiun 1 .
BJurstsdl, New .rk. del, .
Bare Psars, K"i 01. 1 ;
Casssl, New V'.tk. defi .: 1
Klaaal, Pal idelphl . :.
s r W.il 1 11. N, a ....
Wlldsy, New ,rk, , ;
W Ightman, Bnat an laTi
Chapman, N) k. i; .'. ..
1 tuvl
v
31
la
Ml.
Me
I . i
- ' .are
In., A.
- Hsr-
1: cm
li( "I S
WEST SIDE COURT BRIEFS.
11 ir. Law's :
In good stead
man At ons
nni down Slid I
Hams of th.- f
Ight
ii ad
.... Hi
,r pas 11
ho
in. hip
hu e .11f.nl. 1 ,
regulal iv at N . ! '
thsi I furnish' I si tit
musle st tin- -. e
ntshsd by t ' nstlov
fur
h it
ban i. All ihs ..ft 1 1
vl ling a ' In.;
' s-
.'III!
It was
the us."
Amsrlt .0
! hsth ii' 1-
' 1 1
Ir, In
s n il
.
n 1' b
"IS
tip
sin.
j ,n a gn 1. ii'
The rolnrsd
tin -II wsi'S
led III en-
the only
ItltH -
tn 1'
the w.ii of !... TI
young soman with ,1 bat miugli up
inemei Iss nl Rostand's i-'liantt
Kre I Mailt!:,- I - ., I if deiief
from tne umolre's -h Ii In t u N : i us
Hull tnat'-h never falh 1 lu draw 1 ..ogh
from tin- gallery. S": f Ihe games went
1I1 11.'
ol : , '1 in
hs
'k
players wsri snxi 1 - lu
II. hr'fl gef ' urea s Rl n
shot etuert , n. .1 ths ' ' 1
in squi
u 1.. 1 ,.,ia
bul Hiey
s heart
wph lb
, 1 na
I i'S
'
lis. I ibe sstns sen ..'
iaeksd the spontansli
geslu
sonsss "i 11. 1,1 -
Font f nil' . wsrs not t
nl.iyers Ml" .in ,. .
him thai lot 1 1
playing Alexanilei I. .
ruled on hint, i'ln , ... 1
any, soon, think thai 1
ins i being ovai dons 10
Fre.l Raggs Wtl s
l..n as In M'ati lied 1 he
dill, versnds, Krail r
pi. 11 ing In ths Ri k4
: 1 nn. I',., a in Cedai h '
nionth ago gn 1 has 1 .
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s
ti
a
I
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PLY HOOKEY: 00 TO LINKS.
Mel rter, w i ( , 1.
also Pints llo. I. ci llo
Bl'MSON, N I H pt 2
MoCartrr, pr, il , til of I le
vice. Newark, sntedulm .
members of tin- exe iilv( i-
Partri
Plrati
ti. is N.
illc Ser
twenty
aid
1 hat
.'.ry
. nrnpi at Ion
at til"
I:
Club to-day
The prlncli
I fealui
1 iy
W IS
' IP
wag
a handicap golf t
pregenti d by M r
won by Paul Hui
1 rl
V
the
president
score of
id th.
It. 1 ;
Fill.
1 vii
wiih a
. .ix i. lee Mr.
333 lb- wis
1 .s m Carter,
t.t m: namem)
I glltlM 1 holes
""n ng ;. . e nd.
wltl .. lunt '.eon
it .hp rmissiun.
M i 'awei 1
beaten by 1. 1
.1 r , who wa
with a sc r
were played
teen In fie
at the clUbli
fternooti
iuis durl
II ti mi I ton I
en 11
e 11
t uril,
H
nefli nlghi ni t
ich
' IS
irgt
the
Motordrome set ""-1 1
' in reality Hunilli ui
' Hamilton ms i a ci
chief c cuts of ihe cv
I s
II
won tlui
agalnt
ii. the
tlso a
II : light
1 special 1 in nilla match 1
' 1 P ot ge all rotei n 1
time being
being 1 136 1.' I 1 30 ll
' 1 1;i ";
pin'. sr1 11 1 1
lu
; heats, in Which ' '
i took leoond and -in, 1 1 .
I and finished up Ih gloat evi
1 by taklt.it first hoi 1
1 handicap him i i p
event, ind ( 'h 1 1 ipli it ..1 c
1 one lap, flhlsln It rd
'.ni u'clnslll
son third,
ng'g work
f"'.ir mile
.
S Ihe lie I
TURF TENNIS COURTS
Bowling Cieeni 1 oil feuiei Liwm
Cemtruttedi ind Renerited
WILLIAM TU( KF.R
1 1. it- A I nrt Kp list
a. N vs It St III I I Mil 1 milt
Results: VSeil Side I nil Cstgll,
Athletic Field, Princeton I n.
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