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THE SUN, FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1916.
Woman Tennis Champion Is Doable Winner Crescents Improve Hockey Standing Baker io Be Regular Soon
CRESCENTS WIN
THEIR FINAL GAME
They Defeat Hockey Club
Seven nt St. Nicholas .
Rink by 4 to 2.
TIKI) FOR THIRD PLACE
ritih. won. jjom. 1-1-.
Ft Nicholas A C...
ni.'nri a . .
Ilirrvrd Club, melon 4
on scent A. 0
Botkry Club
1S7
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MISS BJURSTEDT VICTOR
IN SINGLES AND DOUBLES
Norwegian Girl Disposes of Miss Winn in Straight Sets,
and With Mrs. Schmitz as Partner Defeats
Mrs. Pouch and Miss Handy.
Ploy win brought down to the final , going: right ahead until alio, had run her
round In the doubles nntl to the rami "trta up to eight Mralght games,
final In th. .n.i. ., I. . At thin atagc, .Misa Vanderhocf looked
. - v. invincible, arid Mm. Helmut I nopoien.
YANKEE TEAMS IN
PITCHERS' BATTLE
The Crescent Athletic Club finished
Amateur Hockey League Mason last
t.:cht Jt the St. Nicholas Rink with a
to I victory over the tall end Hockey
nub f'ven, The victory of the (Half
Mee-ners put them In a tie for third
.;,vo Kith the Harvard Club of Hoston
,! of these teanu having plit even
tn fumet won and lost for the reason.
The Hockey Club kept Ha Mate of de-
fcits clean, finishing Its chcdule In lost
t'.trf, with eight consecutive losses.
Or.ly on' game Is now left to complete
t!i league pcuon. and this will bo
r'.acd to-morrow night between tho St.
.Nicholas S. C, leaders of the league, and
ire Huston A. A. team, which Is right
cr. the heel of the St. Nicks.
At one Ma go of tho giime last night
it looked If the forlorn Hockey Club
Oiycru were uboiit to awaken from their
irtturgy long enough to win a. game.
They outplayed the Crescents all
tfiruuch the tlrst half, and that the
Brp"'Kln platers held them even ut
1 all was due only to tho wonderful
work of their goal tender. Smart.
Hmart hHd the purk shot at him Ii
t.mrs and turned It away 21. Lewis, the
Mocker Club cage truardlan, turned the
pack away 7 time out of 8 shots. The
ni that passed him wan one of the
(ick'est sien on the local rink In manv
i dvv. White shot from mldrink and
tie puck tailing blg-h In tho air dropped
n en lewis's shoulder. The rubber
vnccl tvilco and then slid Into the
race.
Tne Horkey Club was first to score. In
e second half too. Macdonnell dropped
-f. n on a long side shot early In the
, -nnd half anil his team held the I 1
letd until 14 minutes and 48 seconds of
e wound half had In-en plaed.
Jlrit.rnan raged one then In a pass
'em Alan Smith, tying1 the score, and
i wmle of minutes later Heffcman re-
grtird flic compliment bp passing one to
the Miur, Smith allowlne; tho latter to
re Jleffernan finished tho scoring
for the night by putting one In the case
!l by himself In less than a minute
i'tep Smith had scored. In the second
atf Lewis stopped thirteen and allowed
hr to jiasK him, while Smart stopped
enty-tu and let ono through. The
rsup.
Ilni-Vev Ciuh. Positions. Cretcent A. C.
i. .. HbaI Smart
TK'rtfUf ... . Point White
T urf .. Coverpolnl ,. '....Brown.
Mn t'.innell. . .. Ilover McCarthy
' P. smith ... rentre Ileffernan
n-ionn . lesft wing Klenimer
K-.fe. Itlght wing A. Smith
ire -Crescent A C. 4. Hockey Club. :.
,tu ant period llrltton. Hockey, alone,
.It While, Crescent, alone. 11:1.,
an .4 nerlod MaeDonnell. Hookey Club,
tini, 7;0, Ileffernan. Crescent, on pass
from Ileffernan. 17:00. Ilefternan.
".f.nt. alone. 17:47. Penalties, first
r.rlnd C I). Pntltn. Itocaey i iuo, s
. ... i.lnnlnr. Second period C. D.
. - iiii.v ciuh. - minutes for trip-
'. t. pufihi' rresrent. 2 mlnutef for
fiM nir Klenimer. Cretcent. : minutes
li- t mshlns. Heferee B. Oaron. Hockey
C ' A t.littant referee Clyl Martin, i-t.
v, fc.v i"" (Wiiil umnlrca V. (.
k'.jjr't Ami Tom Howard. Jr., Hockey
r A Timer W. .1. Croker. Wanderers.
ln I- timer William Itosch. Wanderer.
T'jit (,f perloie ; minuiee.
EQUALS COURSE RECORD.
McDonald. Buffalo Pro, Dora Well
at .tarkaonrllte.
Hc-KtONvau:, Tla.. JIareh J. About
iluifii of the leading professionals of
rV country practised at the Florida
Country Club to-day for thi open tour
evwiieh wlllbe played to-morrow and
Saturdav. thirty-six holes each day. Hob
A Isiuld of Buffalo, who tied with (ill
holU for the Metropolitan open tlthj
t summer, but lost on the playoff,
rq'jallt-1 the course record this afternoon
shin he went out In 37 and came home
in 33 for a 7f.
An org those who were here to-day and
1 play in the tourney arc Tom McNa
i'idM, M. .1 Hrady, Tom Kerrigan, I'at
rvI, Carl Anderson, Kiiwsrd Loos and
Jack Hutchinson. MaoDonald Kmlth, the
lie!. air winner, and .lames Harnew will
inch, htm tills evening and will be
smoni; the starters to-morrow.
tournament for women yesterday at the
Heights Casino, Brooklyn, and with the
exception of Miss Alberta Weber and
Mrs. Spencer V. Weaver, the same play
ers are still In the running In each divi
sion. Mrs. Frederick Srhmltz and Miss
Motla Itjurstedt as a team nre In the
lower half of tho final in doubles and
as Individuals are In opposite sections
of the semi-finals In singles. Miss Flor
ence rtallln Is teamed In the doubles
with Mrs. Weaver and Is left In the
singles to oppose Miss lljurstcdt. Miss
Alberta Weber Is the other seml-finaltst
In singles, having gained her place on
a default by Mrs. David C. Mills. MIkh
Itjurstedt. the national champion, and
Miss Dallln reached the scml-llnal round
in the upper half by winning their
matches In straight sets. The cham
pion disposed of Miss Caromu, Winn, a
Chicago girl, nt C 4, fi 3, while Miss
Ilallln downed Miss Margaret Taylor,
at 7 S, 6 1. Mrs. Sclunltz won In
three sets, fraught with reversals, from
Miss Marion Vanderhocf, at 0 0. C 4,
60.
There was plenty of good tennis In
all of the singles matches, but tho very
uncertainty of the Mrs. Srhmltz-MIss
Vanderhocf affair made it stand In a
class by Itself. In the doubles Miss
Itjurstedt and Mrs. Schmitz defeated
the Mrs. W. H. Pouch-Miss Kdltli Handy
team In the senil-flnal at C 3, t 3,
and will meet Misa Ilallln nnd Mrs.
Weaver In the final at 3 o'clock this
afternoon, the latter pair having beaten
Miss Ina A. Kissel and Miss Helen Alex
ander, at 6 I, 10 8.
Miss Winn played about the best ten- iM Tui or.
nls against Miss DJiirstedt that has been
played against the Norwegian In Hie
tourney, but it was not goo,i mnugn
to win. Ah a mAtter of fact she seemed
to be playing about as well as tho cham
pion, and In spots a great deal better.
There was something lacking, however.
and whether It was that Uttlo bit ot
stage fright which attacks tho oppo
nent of a champion. Is a matter of little
moment. Whutcver it was that was
lacking was sufficient to lose thu match
for her. Miss Winn's drives certainly
had as much pace in them. If not ipilte
so much top as Miss Iljursteilt m; ner
service was better than the Norwegian
girl's and there was little to choose be
tween the girls In generalship. The one
fault that stood out in Miss Wlnn-s play.
and It cost her many a point, was a ten
dency to overhlt the ball on her fore
hand drives.
The Chicago girl had tho right Idea.
She played the ball deep wllh plenty
of pace and kept shifting the attack
from side to side so that tho Norwegian
could not statul In mldcourt and defend
without effort, as she has In so many
of her matches. Miss Itjurstedt did not
like the fast drives at all and was aced
a number of times on passing strokes.
If Miss Winn had been able to keep
her drives within bounds, thcrn Is no
telling what might have happened nnd
to win Miss lljurstcdt certainly would
have had to play remarkable tennis.
Those who saw Mrs. Schmitz and
MIsm Vanderhoef play their mutch were
rewarded with plenty of variety. Mis
Vanderhoef started like a whirlwind, anil
before Mrs. Schmitz could get going, took
three love games, two of them on her
opponent' ervlce. Only three more
games were needed to tltusn tne Bet, as
Miss Vanderhocf tooK tliem all. mtk
Schmitz made only eleven points In the
opening let, and Miss Vanderhocf kept
However, Miss Vanderhoef scored only
one ace In the next two games, when
Mrs. Schmitz found her stroke, and the
acoro of the second set was tied. Miss
Vanderhocf came right back and won
the next brace of games, making the set
fccore 4 2 In her favor, and appeared to
bo on the high road to victory, Sho
faltered, however, and that was her
finish. Mrs. Schmitz ran out the set
on four straight game.s ami continued
until she had taken the third aet at love
and with It the match. Mrs. Schmltz's
run of trnsttalght games was all the
more remarkable because the last seven
all went o deuce.
The best of the doubles matches was
that In which Mrs. Weaver and Mia
Ilallln downed Miss Kissel and Miss
Alexander. The latter pair oould not get
going together at all In the tlrst set and
won only two games. In the second set.
however. Miss Kissel nnd Miss Alexander
played well together and got away to a
lead of 5 lo a. The other team caught
and passed them at fi ., but Miss Kissel
mid Miss Alexander fought hard, keeping
the game even up to eight all, when Miss
llallln'H work at the net helped her team
pull out the set and the match.
Miss lljurstcdt and Mrs. Schmitz won
pructlcally aa they pleased from Mrs.
Pouch and Miss Handy. The sum
maries :
Women's Invitation Indoor Singles,
Thlnl Itnunil Mls linrence Ilallln de
feated MIms Marffaret Tailor. 7 i. 4 I:
Ml.. Mntla lljur.leilt defeated Ml. a Carom.
Winn. I. J: Mrs. Vrederlck Schtnltt
defrated MUs Marlon Vanderhoef. 0 4,
s4, ft, M.s Alberta Weber won from
Mrs. David C. Mills by default. The point
scorrs:
Miss Itellln vs. Mia Tlor.
KtltST SET.
Mi.. Ratlin i mu;:i:; u-
Mln Tlor 4 S S 0 3 ! 4 4 4 ) iii-
SECOND HKT.
Miss Ratlin.
I ! I .U I 4 : 1
: 4 : 3 i o i15i
Miss HJurstedt v.. Miss Winn.
rutPT .i:t
Ml.s Hlurstedt..: 7 4 1 3 4 4 ! S 34
Mlsa Winn.. . I 4 : : S t 4 : 4 3314
PKCONll M7T
ML. niurstedt...3 4141314 4
Malinger Donovan Keeps His
Men Hnstllnff In Fnst Ten
Inning Onme.
BAKER .TARS SORE FINGER
GIANTS IN BATTING
BEE FOR CHARITY
They round Ball All Over Lot
in Nine Inning Game
at Martin.
TWO HOMERS BY KELLY
BOY SWIMMERS QUALIFY.
Hir Hare I'nst anil Plajasr Far In
i . c . V. Tank.
'r. f nullifying heats of the 220 yard
in and plunge for distance for the
I' S A l ihdinploiihhlps which will bo
itruM to-nlBht at the C. N. Y, were
fin oil jcMerduy. Four 'nullified In
r.'h cunt, Townnend Harris bring rep
rinted by three, Ue Witt Clinton and
S'iiut.mt two tach and Krasmus Hall
'it
Ju'lKinc from the time made nnd dig-
n e row red records are likely to fall
lon t-hi t(CO (jiebel of Stuyvcsant, the
c " p:on and record holder of the
' 'e for distance, failed to enter the
v r. is j.rari e preferred paying
attention to the 22(1 yard event, for
v ' U (lualltltd In easy fashion. The
u.ir.tH
I'ltULlMlNAllli:.
-1 va-d sm, First Heat Won by
. .-iiuvvesaiit; 11. uriinina.
nl llarri., neconU, Tlmn. 3 mluutea
HI sucomi heat Won oy w,
" Da Will Clinton. A. 1)0 Kronlo,
J''is i Minltij-, second. Time. 3 mlnutea
J mi'l. Third heat Won by 1a
Jhrrnjri Toiviisend Harris; L. Polk, De
1 ' tntun, second. Time, 1 mlnutea
i . ,rn, rourlh heat Won uy A.
Vl.rni.in 'Irmnwnd Harris: If. Drourr.
'. irrimr c, second, Time, t minutes IS S-S
srd tialm. Hembflnals (first and
" 'Mi'l to iilfy for llnalsl, First Heat
.1 i'J W. nSulllvan. Clinton: Lchrman,
..rid Harris, .econd. Time. 3 minutes
I I a . oud.. Second heat Won by t.eo
'litif!, Muyw.ant: a,. Fherman, Townatnd
ll.rrl. ttruinl, Tims, 3 minutes (0 1-3
C!ini
, 1'iunit. (or Distance (iiallfylnf mark li
iifti-Tho.e who qiialllled were Paul
fjl'kel, bmyveaant; l'aut Ilorgan. Kraaimus
I" Ixmli Timor, Townsend Harrla;
Lliar tv ijieenman. Ds Wilt Ollaton.
Mlsa Winn 4 I 0 a 3 4 4 1 1173
Mrs. Ss-hmlti vs. Miss Vsndrrhoef
lilt.sT .-iKT.
Mrs. Sehmltt 0 0 0 3 3 11
Mlrs vanderhoef. 4 14 3 4 S 3
SKCONU iKT
Mrs. Srhmitr. 7 3 I 1 : I 4 I & 34
Mls Vanderhocf.. 3 0 1 I I 1 1 0 334
THIHK ft:T.
Mrs Sehmltt UK! 34 i
Ml. . V unilerhnef. ... 3 3 3 4 t 4
Women's Invitation Indoor IMublee, !ec.
ond Round Mrs. William II Houch and
Miss Kdlth Handy deestcd Miss Caroma
Winn ami Mrs Percy Wllboiirn. I 6. i I
S.ml.tlnal Hound -Ml.. V'lnr.nr. Ilallln
end Mrs Hpeticer Tiillrrton Weaver de-
reuleil Ml. s lii,i A. Kleel and Miss Helen
Alexander. -:. to . MUs Molla Hlur
stedt ond Mrs. Frederick fchmlts defeated
Mix K.llth Handy and Mrs William 11.
I'ou.'h, s 3, s 3. The jtoint scorrs;
Miss Ballln anil Mr.. Weaver vs. Miss
KIimH and MIm Alevander.
FIIWT SKT.
Miss Ilallln and Mrs Weaver'
3 4 3 3 1 4 1 4 :
Miss Kissel and Ml Alexander:
4 3 3 4 I 3 I 1 14 3
.-i:coNi m:t
Miss Rallln and Mrs. Viewer:
.'. 1 l?::404443ll&3l 4 37 to
Mlva Kl..e Htni Ml.. Atrxander:
aijiiiiifii:toiai: I o s
Ml.a lljur.leilt and Mrs. Hehmltt vs. Mr.
Touch and Vliaa Handy.
first m:t
Ml.s HJurstedt and Mrs. frhmlts:
4 4I4I333 1314
Mrs. Pouch and Ml.s Handy:
03113434 1 10 3
sncoND si:t.
Ml.s r.jurnledt and Mrs. Hrhmlt::
13 f 13414 410?
Mr. Pouch nnd Mle. Handy:
1 4 3 3 4 3 4 1 3333
Macov. n., March . The plot tftlck
ened with the Tankees to-day, and In a
ten Inning game. In which teim A beat
team II 3 to 5 the.ro was life, hustling
and variety In the efforts to send runs
around.
The best afternoon but one since tho
arrival hero helped put enthusiasm Into
the warriors and was good for the
espousal of shifting and Involved tac
tics in plajlng the game. In fhort It
was a real gamo rather than a practice
affair.
John Franklin Raker didn't play. His
convalescing fingers are not that far
on tho road to recovery. Neverthelens,
ho was In the outtleld all afternoon
stinging the offerings of various volun
teer pitchers. In butting practice this
morning Haker Jarred his worst hurt
linger, the third it is, and as he puts It,
"I've been afraid to look at it for fear
1 hurt It again. I haven't taken the
bandage off to see. It wasn't hurt
much. I can tell that, but feels as If tho
scab may have been loosened."
Two weeks Is tho time ltaker figures
he will be kept out of thu game, but
In the meantime he Is getting everything
but fielding practice. This morning's
Injury Isn't of enough consequence, he
thinks, to retard his recovery.
The game this afternoon was a
pitchers' strife for the greater part,
but with both teams billing better to
ward the end and showing more en
terprlse. All the way there wan a lot
of base, running. Manager tmnovan
had tils plavrrs on the Jump In this
rfspivt throughout. It was extremely
dllllcult to get runs around nnd Ihei
efforts to do hi often were feeble, but
there was no want of trying. There
was base running, sacrificing the bunt
ing waei clevirl done and the hit and
run. tint for tho most part the Uitters
couldn't make enough headway against
the pitching to give the attacit th'- fin
ishing tourlirs.
Team It opemsl with tno hits off lllod
gett, then didn't make another hit until
the seventh Innlnir, by which time Hoes,
another left bander, was opposing them.
They couldn't do aftythlnic with Shocket's
Milthallcr. A beautiful throw to thr
plate by Poo Cook doubled up Gllhooley
In the tlrst Inning, but In the second
I'lpp caught on" of Love's curves and
spilled It far down over the left field
fence fur a large and healthy home run.
That's all the hitting of consequence the
regulars did off either Iajm- or Hrady
Ijvc caught two men napping at Hrst.
showing that in the useful art of watch
ing the bases he is progressing.
It wasn't until Hose adortiesl the
mound that the second team was alile
tn score ltoss In the eighth lsuril ln
passes, Willi two out, ami llendrjx, who
made two singles f"r the s's-uiid team,
batted in a filly with a single.
In the ninth the second team tij the
lead oil a single by llarti'il, a steal bv
PERIN RETURNS GOOD CARD.
ELLIS HAS CHANCE TO LEAD.
Onr
fapialn of St. McUs Only
Point neblnd Phllllpa.
Hit llussell Kills of the St. Nlckf.
liave a chance In the St. Nick-Bos-'"'l
A A game to-morrow night to be
fO'tie iim leading Individual scorer In
Amateur llmitey League for 1016.
'ii" utile ,i(ider of the li.eiiiiplolii has
''irci fourteen goals so far and Is only
behind Phillips of the Harvard Club.
hii topi the player III tho league. Kills
" at home In the St. Nicholas Itllik,
nrr the final arame will be Played, and
tltt experts look to i him cat at least
' tosli,
I
He Make a 7B In Third Itnand
for Iselln Trophlra.
AtKE.v. S. S March . Oliver Perln
played very fine golf In the third round
of tho annual handicap match play
for men at the Palmetto Golf Club to
day for the C. Oliver Iselln trophies.
He returned a earn or a. j. v.urumi
Douglas also was on his game. He
went out In 3.1 and was one below 4h
up to the fifteenth coming back, when
the match waa over. If he had tlnished
the match h would have nan a goon
chance to do a 70 In three 4s for
the remaining holos, an easy feat tor
him from the, golf he ha been playing
here slnoe his arrival from Florida.
Tho summaries :
Scond Hound F. Amory. Jr (ill d.
featsd J. n. Davis (ti, 3 and t; letnr
Sorchan (Si defeated It. II, Robert. on (fit.
5 and 4: I'rescott Metcalf It. I. defeated I
M. llacnn (II, and 3: Frederic S, Allen
(Ik) 'defeated 11. S. Habcook (si, r, and 4.
J. I". Hyers 121 defeated It. Hunter Inlue
31, I tip twenty-seven hulesi. Marshall
Field Id (S) defeated Henry Mnrfran (si,
1 and d: William K. Vanderbllt ( de
feated Hrneet A. Thomson (scratch I, 3 up.
oaklelgh Thorns. (14 defeated Oeorge 1).
Wlilsner (10). and .
Third Itound-J. Philip Henkard (101
defeated Irwin Huase.ll Klrkwood (14). S
and l: F. O. Beach (13) defeated Harry W.
Iji Monlagne (II). and 4: J fiordon
Douglas (scratch). def'M'd J. T. Talmadge
(11)7 1 up: Henry Flellman (13) defeated
flsrrlik Mallrry (13), I and 7: M. (i.
Haughton () defeated Joslah f. Thaw (l.
3 up. Henry W. De Forrest (10) defeated
John Mage. (IS). 3 up: M. V lyclloge (II)
defeated W. De lauicey Kountse !'
L.. i T i . niii.ee Perln (r its 31 defeated Dr.
Joseph Collins (71. S and 4
Fourth Hound Amory defeated Sorchan,
..-.i I, vt.tesir defeated Allen, 3 and I.
Ilyers defeated Field. 1 l J twenty-four
holes): Vanderbllt defeated Thorn, 3 and
Reach defeated Henkard, 3 and 3;
Douzlas defeated Flellman. and 6:
llaiichton defeated U Forrest. ; up. mnn
Psrln defeated Kellogg, t and 4,
FAVORITES LOSE AT BELLEAIR.
Mlaa Edwards Defeats Mrs. Jim
aon In Hecond Hound by I I p.
llsi.i.AiR. Ha., March . Tho sec
ond day's play In the Hellealr woman's
championship eliminated several of the
first days favorite. ir. "iw
Munson of Morion, who electrified the
women golfers at Hellealr by entering
the lists at ih" last moment and win
ning the medal In the nuallfylng round,
lost to Miss Marjorle Kdwards of Mid
lothian to-day with a score of 1 up,
Mrs. W. P. Thorndyke of Sioux City,
winner of Ihe second prize in me wom
en's annual February toiirnamenl at
Hellealr, l still playing line golf. To
day the defeated Mrs. J. C. Pllworth of
Allegheny I up. The other two strong
players in the first sixteen were Mrs.
.1, A. Moore of Sleepy Hollow, who de
feated Mrs. Frank CI. Jones of Mem
phis I "p. and Mrs. Thomas F. role
of rmlutti, who lieat Mrs. T. MoK.
Cook of Allegheny 7 and 6,
The score of lite Kecond sixteen waa
as follows:
Mrs .1. T Milliard, Jacksonville, de
feated Mrs. A. II. Cummer of Maytleld. 3
Lild 3 Mrs. C. V. Illch. Hleapv Hollow,
dafeated Mrs. F. 15. Hogers of Florida. 1
Virii Miss Lulu U. Jones. Memphis, defeated
Misa M. !. Northampton. 4 and 31 Mrs.
l. Whitman. Myopia, defeated lira K.
I. Leeptr. Zanesvlllt, I aa 4,
CARTER NOT SO GOOD AT NETS,
(ifitf ( hamplon la Defeated by
Matlhryas at I'lnehurat.
liSElll'RST, N. C. March ?. J, P.
Matthe.vsz. Toronto, won the I'lnehurat
tenuis championship to-day by defeating
P. V. (!, i.'iirtcr. the Junior metropolitan
golf champion, in Until, ! 7, 6 3, 3 ,
61.
Miss F.iy Nell of Columbus, uhlo. will
meet Mis- Ollvu Flynt, Munson, Mass.,
In the t) mi I for the women s champion
ship to-morrow.
Two matches in the mixed doubles
placd to-day bring" them down lo the
seml.llu.il round.
Women's Slnai; Flrt Hound Miss Fay
Nell, Columbus, Ohio, beat Ml.s l'rlscllla
Heall, t'nlnntann, n - 3,
Send final- .Ml.s Ollva Fli nt. Munson
Mas., beat Mls ltulli s'teplienson, Norili
Fork. S i,-S: viln ,ve n t.eat Mrs. 11
Hmdrbks. lir.l Iteglm-nt Tennis Club,
,' ;(. ii 3,
Men's Slnzle. SemLtlnal -I' V, C. Car
ter. .S'a.faii, beat H Hendrlck.. llrue num.
s (i, r,o ; .1. I'. MHlthevi, Toronto, heat
J. F, Abbott, Columbia ". c 46, ,
J,
Final Mattheyas t.eat Carter, 7, 3,
3 h, 1.
Mixed Doubles; First Round M. D.
Crary, Warren, I'a., and Miss Harber. New
York, beat Mr. and Mrs. H. Hendricks,
lln.lon, 3. S 3, I'. V, it. Carter, Nassau,
and Miss Kllnor (lute., Nar.au, beat Wal
ter (loldsteln, Toronfo, and Mtaa Cora l)an
forth. North Fork, 0, 63.
MAiatN, Tex.. March 9. The C.lauls
fold their practice wares tills afternoon
when they played a benefit game for the
Marlln Chapter of the Daughters of the,
Confederacy, who took chnrge of the ,
gates at Kmereon rare; ana impuseu a
small lax on those who went out to see
the tlrst nine linilns game of the local
season.
It was a real benefit game, as all the
receipts from a crowd of 200 were turned
over to the women. Tho Giants benefited
from the pastime, which was stagod
under Ideal weather conditions.
Manager McGraw divided his siiuad
Into tho two trams which will operate In
Dallas and Waco next Saturday ntul
Sunday, und provided each with three
pitchers, who worked three Innings
apiece. Hitting, base running and lidd
ing wire artistically inspiayeu mm me
score, II to II, provided all porta of
thrills. . , ,
I'mrilre llomis Ijlert Introduced the
contenders as the "Hcadys" and the
"liver Iteadys," hut a spectator troni
New York, Impressed with the horizontal
stripes in the new travelling uniforms
which tile athletes wore. Insisted that
they be called the D.iunemoraN and Of
sluing. Ills motion was carried by a
press box vote. The Dannemoras. cap
tained by I-irry Ixiyle, were the win
tiers. Arthur Fletcher led the Osslnlngs.
Doyle's warriors punished Fred Ander
son for the winning lime In the fourth,
tlf tli and sixth innings, but Hie Ossln
Ings made it close by pounding Kramer
all over the lot In the. last three frames,
Flvn home rims were spilled all leglti
matn hits. The. outfield at Kmerson Park
is taj spacious ami tho ground baked so
hard that any ball hit between or over
outfielders was good for the circuit.
George Kelly carried olT the Individual
slugalng honors with two home runs. He
hit one lo the right Held wall ant tne
other down neross the utinls court
in deep left Held Ills tlrst drive re
sulted in Ihe tlrst scoic of the came,
and his second, delivered with two out
In the tlfth Inning, st.irlid a rallv that
resulted in four runs.
Other leading hitters were labile liar-rl-'on,
wllh a home run. a doublo and a
single. Kia'her. witli three slnirles. and
Hralnard with two singles and .1 double.
Jim Thorpe made the longest home
run on a drive I" cntic.
Kelly further distinguished himself
bv a startling catch In tho ninth In
ning when tho 'Minings threatened to
tie. tile, score.
Ferdle Schupp and F.inlllo Pahiirro.
the noted left banders, pitched the tlrst
three Innings, during which Hiete was
no scoring Anderson, making Ills tlrst
appearance In a practice aamr, lacked
control, and after hitting Kodrigurz on
ton "f Hie lu ad be lie-Hal, d about rut
ting loose and w i batted hard
Harvard Is After
Brlcklcy as Coach
OO&TON, Mass., March 0
Harvard in making an effort
to induce Charles K. Brlckley,
football captain and peer
less drop kicker, to assist in
coaching next fall. If Percy
Haughton docs not have active
charge of the coaching, and it is
expected that he will act only in
an advisory capacity, Leo Lcary
or Reggie Brown is to be in di
rect charge. Brickley is pledged
to return to coach Johns Hopkins
if Harvard does not call on him,
but it i.t understood that he is
willing to give all his time to Har
vard if the terms are right.
WILLOUGHBY AND
BANKARD IN FINAL
They Ilpfcal Opponents ill
Florida State Golf Cham-pionship.
EXTRA HOLE CONTESTS
INCORPORATE GOLF
CLUB FOR $1,000,000
Will Try to Make Courses at
MtisMiperjitn Like Thosp at
lMiiehnrst.
U.S. G.A.WILL DROP
ITS HANDICAP LIST!
lie
Pai.m Heacii, Fla., March 9. Hugh J,
1 Wlllnughhy of Wynwood won hi way
Into the IIikiI of the Florida Stale chain,
plonshlp golf tourney to-day by defeat
ing H. K. He nil of the Town and Count ty
.on Hie nineteenth hole., lo which hole
In; has been forced for a derision in
every ono of his matches in the inescnt
tournament.
In the championship round to-morrow
he will meet F. II. llankard. Jr., of Mid
lothian. Ilankaid in to-day's sriul-flnals
defeated Reginald Lewis of Wykagyl
I 3 aavl maintaining the splendid ttanie
be has been playing Here. Ltotli wete out
in 33 and had the match siillarred nt the
turn anil when llankard had won on the
Islxtcntli he had two fonts for ,i i',!. (in
the first bye hole he pulled Ills drive nut
of bounds, inking a ! and maie a midal
score of 70 for the eighteen holes.
On the Inward journey lels lost the
first two holes In r and I each, but won
tho thlnl In 3 airl 1. He pulled his
drlv'Q on tho next and was stymied by n
I tree, then overappruached atul lost. The
next two holis wep- Halved In I. Lewis
was on the list hole In 4 also, but
over I' l Id 1 V t nVlil' TV ' Hankard ran down a putt from tlirm frrt
M i.m irv i , , it r.; c . i rijorf tll0 Krccn for H . ,,. m.lU)l,
!' There were nineteen hole contests alo
In the consolation of the tlrst flight,
wh're D. C. Murray of YHhnuii'lasIs de-
, ,.- ,,.-:, v,r. ,i ...''!' HcnJ.-.min-rtosi.ntha of Ibivlsloe.
decided that th
ouale and here
ratine of the p1uers to the associations
to which they belong.
Thr following letter has ls.cn sent by
Secretary Howard F. Whitney lo all
hmw.1,'1 ,1 Inti. t
"The I'll ted Stales ;.) f Association "'inuy, , iij. . mn.i-n ''","'.. .
, , , . , . ., i.il.,, Mvl .-econd .Sxeen--A 11 Car,. rine
nio liei'iui'l IO .iu.ll'1'Mi ii. .,.. I IVallel. defeated I, U Vint e. RiHl.ln.1
... U.l .. . I r. .4. n ,, .1.. Thafft 4. ItAU'.lTr , , It'll. t. I. .'..1.
a" neces.itv ,f llmrtlnc; the number w ho ilenry l.ippnt. ,nm, I- J.
may .nter the natiunil umateur tourna-. .... . I.ea.1 Hnluer. l-lv-
inent. It would lie a tiliysl.al tnus'ssi-
Aniioniifes natiiip,' Will
Left to the Various
Associations.
"re-iflcr It will leave the ''i1 'Re of the I'.wkawav Hunt Club de.
Jf .l'oasatlo L ,tJ A. II. Pochl.i of Mmlhahda. Th.
summarj' '
first siiirin-i: II llj-ikirO ,lr.
Midlothian. defeated RscttinM l.e.. I.,
Wvh.nl. ,1-t Hush .1 wntnuchhv. ,lr
VVynvl-ond, defeated II h llenil Town and
h'tlty to accoininiidati every pla rr who ; Nkvv hki.vsuick, .N. .1, .Man Ii ;i -.
mleht enter If there wrre t,o limitations. ! John N. Mttpeiiti of Ww-irk h is ht-n
Al.tiANT, March !. The Massapiua.
(loir and Country Club of Long IsUnd
was Incorporated to-day with a realty
uipltallzallon of $l,00t',00u. The In
corporators are Hubert P. lllackmgn,
New York; V, Douglass Walker, llrook
lyn, and Samuel Nechl, Metiiche.n, N. J.
llic Mass.ipciiua (!of Club Is the re
sult of Ih expl iratlons of William C
Freeman, member of D.vker Meadow and
Lnglewnod, In his search for grounds
corresponding In Ptlichiirst courses In
North Carolina and ho thinks he lias the
nearest thing lo It In the metropolitan
district The property, which may be
reached in an hour's rldo from New
York i lly, consist.' of two tracts of land,
onr of .t."i7 acres and the other of 205.
Tliey are dlviibd by tli Long Island
lt.illro.nl lr icks,
It Is the ti lentliiti to develop thd
large parcel of land first, making three
eighteen hole courses. There also will
be ample room for the erection of a club
Ihium', ti-uiilN ntul .ipiash courts, putting
grru..s, automobile spaeu and a gar.lgi.
A new lallroad station Is to bo erected
espeilally for the convenience of. the
golfers and will be within two minutes
walk of Ihe clubhouse. The site selocted
Is especially adapted fur Its purposes.
It 1- a rolling I'liiiHrj, shaded mid well
irovldeil with water Tim toll glvfs
promise of ipnck dcvi-lnpiur til. The ele
valluli Is lilgli anil s'linew h.it out of the
mus'iulio .oik Ailjultii- K the property
Is I". acres of i lly prnp-rty which also
will be purchased should tho present
plans go tliroush.
S00S SCORES QUICK FALL
Downs Hires In t'ortv-flve Secoads
on .(.. A . Mat.
, Four tioutj. wrre contested ynterday in
tin- tlrst round nf the wrestling tourna-
e,ruted irt,t at th. College of thr City of New-
York. In the I3n pound division Albert
Sow. '17, scored (lie iiilcket fall, down
log his opponent, Klees. a freshman. In
I. seronils The fiiiunarii s
Kxp. rlenced I. is proved that not more ' i' '"-'i -.in.. u- iniisre,.-. i uimki-
than about 1 7a .'oiite-tanls can play a hasketball t.-am for n. t vr..r Ills
championship eighteen I,.,!.. course slur-, ) 'Tk 1 i.'' f; 'V' '' ",T, f''"1""
U.ill VI I III). . .. ,
make H list of from Sen t 41U players,
which will .-oiistltub- the eligibility list -
of tilt, I'utted Males tlolf Association
"In order that vi.- ma sis'iire the best
ailvlro upon the subject aril have Ihe list
as ari'ur.ile its nis-lble the various as
sisiatlons In the country will b asked
to furnish .i list of the h" t players anions
their numbers, 'these n.tmcs should he
listed as far as i-js.-11'le in the order of
their pla,)lug ubllitf. Tlie association
handicap of each plater listed should
also appear opposite ills name In order
further to jsslt the committee.
"The various as.-i- lations of the conn
trv art ieipirst.il in fiirni.-h this Infor-
rrltt , in itioii rat H'r dan 'lie didlvtiliial chili.,
reiriin tliat I lie .isso-'tauoii nan-
i;(i Poind " -Kblui 'a. threw
K.ipli. in. hi 1 m ante i,n enb nini, '17.
Hire !, e .ti at Iti, in mtintes 31
l I'
l. In I".
.- -in I- lilr
III. I'ei
ll'-lir l(,ll
17. tlirew- Klee..
ui.k i earned
Ii
hi. ...... .i.t .s', imnii .ni u.,w ii, hiU'iitit for Ml
ilin.it: il ; dlf.ip list, genera!!: provide a nmr",
Hill Itlttn went io the inouiiil (ur , toiiiiirih.-nlve basis of i omparlson ,
the ll.slMlm III the viitli and the1 "tlll t"U please, therefore, at tOllr
Oedeon. who ran for him. and a ,wo punishment h took In that Inning set- I carlltst pus-lble coi'V. tile tie-.- furnish tn-
t .d the k-ame Four li t.- and t irre er- 1 : "' ."" '
ror- save the w ntiers ni runs In that
fraini- The i isslnlmfr lien . h ittacked
Kratm r In the ebth llteviti h-vttir-facil
him and elglti hit- prolilccil seven
runs. In thl- rotind Wemlell made a
home riir with the basis full.
The (slning- lacked onlv four tuns
tn lie when tlarrl-on becaii the ninth
with another home run. Hunter made
aliolhir hit, hut Kelly killed a long
drive b Hralnard and saved his people.
The batting otder.i:
' don't understand n, ' he naid,
"but I can hardly ever act a pint of
oil into my new Httpmobilc. It burn
so little oil that it gets my goat."
And yet, friends and felloir citi
zens, the Hupmnbile is the most
thoroughly'and efficiently lubricated
mechanism I ever had to do uith.
bagger by Alexander Tin' regulars r
piled with a tallt. Mkis.1I drew a pass,
Gllhooley. who Is bitting the be-t of the
whole parly singled Mage sacrificed,
and when ile(e,,n let a throw by the
catcher to get Malsel napping roll away
from him Malsel scoied
Team II wasted a tine chance for runs
In the tenth. High walked with none
out and Cisik bust.il a hot one to right.
I'mplre Poiiovan. however, called iiibp
out for being nit py a nam-u inn
Hendryx singled, but Miigee s pert-ct
throw- to second collared him Irtlng t"
stretch tli hit A muff bt llendrts In
i ntrc. Aragon's sare bunt anil miiiiiih
II v to Cook brought In the winning run.
The acore by Innings:
Team H I M I I -: ' 0
Team V lltMHtl l-i - 3
llatterle. le.ie. Ilradi. ciil'op. Nana
maker and Alesander Illodeett. shoiker,
lines. Vance, Walters snd Smith.
The local V. M. C A. has extended tho
use of Its gymnasium and swimming pool
to the New York platers
NO D FOR HOCKEY CAPTAIN.
Dartmouth lleprlvea M archie of
Letter for Breaking; Training.
Hanovkr. N, P.. March 9. Walter C.
Slsson. '17. of Potsdam. N. V., was
elected captain of the Partniouth basket
ball team for next year at a meeting nf
the letur nun to-duy. Slsson played on
his freshman ti am and played at guard
last year. This tfar I'" w'"1 shifted to
right forward on account of his shooting
ability, and when Karl Williams slumped
Slsson becamn a consistent goal shunter.
Slsson i." a member of the l'hl Gamma
Delia fraternity and the Sphinx Senior
Society.
Cant Murchlc. 'IH. of the Dartmouth
hockey team was nut awarded hi- letter
this year. He broke the training rules
previous lo the liust game, which finally
was cancelled Genu. 'I, the star rover,
and Holdeti, 'IS. goal tender, also lost
their letters. The following men re
ceived their letters! Holmes, '16; Gale,
17 ; Iloycroft, '17 ; Tyler, "17, and Morse,
'18, R. O. Tyler of Fxeter, N. II. , wan
elected enptain of next year's team.
HANLEY IN FOURTH ROUND,
liannemnras--i 'nle, I t Tho-rw. r. f,
Kelly. I f.. l,le. M.. Ilmlrlgller, Ih .
Marlln. s. . sviiejuu r, .11,. Ko,-t,,-r, c,
Hi'hiiiip. p. l'errl'i, p. Kramer. i.
n-.PiliiEs -ll'irn.. I f. .Uin'iinp. i. f.
Parrel', c f llarrl..ui, r. f . Merkle, n,,;
I'letcher. s. Ilunter, e. , tl.alnir.l. al,.,
llaMni." -m, Jli VVendi.l. .. Palno-rn, p
,n.1cr..in p , Itltli r, p
The .cor. :
It H V
llannemora. , Ml i 1 I : , li -II I,
lalion in the nriier i.Klr nbillty
fie bail- of match plat, givlne also Hie
h iiidlcnp alliAied lu in b' four associa
tion'.' It will not be disirable to include
in thu list any plat '-re whose handicap)
.weeds '.
JUAREZ RACING RESULTS.
Kir-' r.ar- .-.'.Ins ilire-yertr cd. and
up .een Inr.otitft In. I li.-. in.
S'-lia me-hiirn i . v t I 'ii 7 and out
lull. Ml Kdl'h 1" 'llll''lle.l. 4 Irt 1
tn r, and ' l'1. sei'iimt liitntel II, n,
l Vtnri.i. 7 te 1. :l ' d I In Ih'rd
Tlm l.-'l '-''' Nsvemii:, Kleclriiw iti
S-i'.lailii IJlieeil HndlieiliCi and Palurlle
Artli I- il- ran
. ii, I Itan- :i iC frt.ir-teir.n'd. ind
Up, til' fll-.HII.-e I'l.i.ete H . ' illlfe--in
tn l. !' I '"1 '" ' "O Iievle, 101
(Hil.k'e-i I.. a 1 In I and : to 1
ricni.l. i" iiifn.nl i -1 .-'. 11.' .I'auleyi. s
tn I. ': I" 1 lild even lir.ru lime, I .nil .
Tlner lll'l llndde-- Mn'aee, V'nenian
The Car of Real Economy
S'
is-elnlnge . to( I I I ; 1-11 17 f, Pralri-. Tempi Human Ada and i Md truss
To hu.e hit.-- llarrl.on. imtle, Hums, also rin
Hralnard, Three ha.e hit -J.ic.ib.on. Hams
runs .Kelly 3, Wendell, Thorpe, Harrison.
Vmplrc Iiihrt,
Five Veteran llnrk nt Hushivlrl,.
Forty candidates, Including five v.t
erans and four acoiid string turn of last
f cur's team, uiiswered the titet call for
prartln! for the school nine at Kuehwlck,
John C Green nf the faculty will again I : m 0. se. nnd. Hi w I
coach the learn. Hf the veterans t "' i
port their were John Ackerman. catclur,
Marty Schaffer, shortelop, Louis Hnahe,
outfielder i louls .Strauss, second h.me,
and William Heyersdnrfrr, outfielder.
haVana racing results.
Thlnl ltd' - l.HiC . hrrr-ri:H
U furlon . t Jl.ie"n. Ur ill. hlli -lnc.
t' I- 3 1,1 J M'1 "Ut.iui. Olrculit,
10 ( fSeutryt, 3 t't 1. rvn anl out,
tvi, llony s'U 13 Molmwrtrih. tn .;.
nut ami nut. .MM Ttm . 1 t3 iUe .m
Jeiuil tnll 1' ran
V'mirtli ll.tf- IUn. thr -i.r-Mh -inrl
up. riu fufnnn Vlrrrf. ll ill Mill
1hk, 3 t t -t-n ,til 1 t" - won t'liirlfj
tfi anti 2 ' ' third Tim,
rhyiiir ,ntintv. ist.M'11, l ran-
INCREASES MEMBERSHIP.
HavTorth f'nnnlry f'loh Also llaa
Imprnvrd Its Golf Cnnrir,
The llawortli Country Club has de
cided to Increase Its membershiti limit
from 225 to 300. Improvements and re
arrangements were made In the golf
couTse lust year, the playing distance
being Increased some 300 turds tn 6,200
yards.
At the clo.e of last season the course,
both as to the fairway and putting
greens, was in very fine condition. A
well known authoilty said the fourth
hole was one of the best in the metro
politan district. It culls for a nuishle
up a hill to thn putting green,
which Ik on a level clo.e lo the brow
and protected In from by an unusually
distressing bunker find sandpit, while
behind tho green thrte Is only t short
slretch which can easily be overrun, out
of bounds. A hook takes one over the
fence and a slice Into ihe rough, The
eighteenth is about 00 tarda, an Inter
esting stretch of brooks, meadow, roud
and hill.
The course will open April 1, weather
conditions permitting.
cutler Wind Up With Victory.
Culler School wound up It basketball
season yesterday, defeating the five of
Herkclfy School at the Twelfth Itegl
men! Armory by a scorn of 36 to I, Il
wii,H Hie second defeat of the year for
HerUelcy, Culler triumphing In tho first
game, 43 to 3, Kenneth McAleenan shot
the lone foul which accounted for Berke
ley's one point. Green and Brown ex
celled for Cutler, scoring II points be-
twceti tlirm. Purine the season Cutler
won eight of It twelve faniei
Wine Two Matches In York
A, f. Squash Tourney.
Mtra f-ets were many yesterday In the
continuance of thn handicap ("lass it
Hiptarh tournament at the New York
Athletic Club. .1. J. Hnnley. scratch
man, had his hands full In wlnulg his
two matches. In the second round he
defeated Pr. K. A. Lund, also scratch, at
lf 12, 811. LI 13. Ho again en
countered dlfllculty In the third round In
which he conquered J F. Connors,
scratch. 14 IS, II ID, 1513, The
Mimtnarles :
Second round J .1, llanlev. airatch,
defeated Dr. S. A, I.und. scratch, 15 It,
-15, 15131 A. C .-ee.lCi K, plus 2 aces,
defeated A A Itanne), scratch, 1 4 7,
14 17, 15 S; Si. Ilsll. scratch, defeated
.1. Neeman, plus 3 ace.. 15 -to, 10 15,
15 13; A. K, Hiiinly. scrati li. defeated
U. K. Hlrd, scratch. Ul. 16 .
Third round A. C Seedeck. ulua 3 aces.
defcHtod h. Hall, scratch, 154. 15 n; ,,
K. Handy, scratch, defeated .1, Marrhmnnt,
scratch, 1711. 15 ; .1, J. Ilanley,
scratch, defeated .1 F. Cnnnnrs, scratch,
1415. 1510, 1513.
Knurtb round diaries Ward, nlus 3
aces, defeated T, HiirnrliK, scratch, 1714,
1512.
Tn P.nforrr llnat-lmll Ilole,
The National Haseball Commission
has decided tn enforce rigidly Cluuse
of tho uniform major league player'
contract, wincn reads as follows:
"The player will not, either during
the playing season, or liefore the com
mencemenl or lifter the close thereof,
participate In any exhibition base-hull
games, Indoor baseball, basketball or
football, unless ihe written consent of
Die club has first been glien lo hlni
The commission holds lliat as the club
presidents of both leagues al their rt-
rnt meetings voteu unanimously mr tne
abolition of barnstorming, permission to
engage In such tames cannot he granted
by clubs white the legislation referred
to remaini in enter.
lo
1, won; Sal Vanity, Hj uiurtner), i in
5, 4 tn ft and ; to ,., second. Ilnrel, 10V
(Cimntllvl, SS tn I, ii in 3 and 3 to r,
third lime, I-.I9. Tom Hancock, Tiger
Jim, Massenet, laister star, runt and ,-lr
Ullcnliach nls" run.
TO-DAY'S HAVANA ENTRIES.
V'lrt Racc-SeUlor: nur-e, tivj three, year
olds and upward: sis Inrlnnes:
Danclnir War tw-raleihumplan . 1""
s,itllsh Knishl toi An'herv Ill
t'nily l4 liatbu.li Ill
Wnnlnirtnn - I'm
second llHcc-srHini:; pur.e, (. Hire-jear.
old. and upward: Hie and a half furlnns.:
fhtira tn: Ada Anne . m
Konie l"T'P.irlnr nor 11.1
t.aiira in i us'i . iiv
Third llai-e Mlllnj. imr.c IsD, Ihree.jcar
ni l.; lite and a half liirlmnt.
Kdnh Paiiniann v Ssnirlilnj n.i
t'tfmi H'J Stunner tot
"(ireeilnri . . . iniinrun mrd
Mcila lOJIfloh Hlossom
Fimrtli Usee -fell in.", purse, is.i; three
sear olds and upward, tlie anl a hall lur-
f.'nu1ax. ftVSnrdello . . . 1 1.1
Lord Well. . I'W Huliar 113
Thrill s'iraei ip
Miisaiiti . tM Wolfs Huh. n
Keather llu.ler If Troullci i
Mi4 lirmis l? Mildy Allen n,,
Vlllli ftaiv .sellnii' tuir.e is.i, In r-c y ar
iilil. and upwiril. one mir
Orana'lo '' .labol , ,. . Ifr)
Haby Wirier . 11 M.illli m
Almxila Lawrence In; Carlton li 11:
Havrtial inuC'api Rlholl t
Apprtntlea allowance claimed.
i
re It and Vlud 1 .us" run
Fifth Ita. - Selilni.' three. leir-otd. and
up. ...nn fiirtunzs- vil. FUt I"" iiv.
iientr) I In I. v tn ' and 7 tn 10, won.
i"iri. It.) ularneri. I ti. 1 ' m 5 and
3 tn 5. second, Airline, in; i Hunker). 50 to
1 V tn 1 and t" 1 third 1 line. 1 :
Thilla, 1l,ic I'nlni. li ulierlne ii. l.milr
l,-s Cognets, 'I'eeln, slietti , Id, Tammle die.
man. Mranui' i.lr' .m l J" Tar i'.n r.n
sixth llace - r'i line. f,i ,r eir n'.l , snd
up .mo nil"' and an -tghih .vie lie I'nl,
Id-, iPiiuI'Vi. 4 to 1. . t and even, won
in i v in i
and inn. sifnnd llartiar-i MS c Honker),
! In 1. J t,l .', .ind I tn z. third Time,
1:51 Canleni. Ninnle Mcln-e ltey and
l,me, s'tar a so ran
I'lrt Ita. e .Selling purse 1100. jii.iiJen
twn.earnl,ls. fmir fiirm,Ks--l.iiel!,. p
107 (t.'iillliell) I. I In 1 In 5 find 1 ,,
won. Ai.r.. 103 i VVnl.lenhiilin , ? in I
2 tn 1 and 4 In ' second I'n.ii.inn 1 1 ' I OrMcillallun lis iliuiee.
irrnv ori. , hi i" i tn i nn nut. thn.
Time, .',5 .. ('it lor i, Hr.iy und inr
Miala alen mti
r-eennd lluie siiitnc: purso lion, three.
) ear.olds and upward, slv furlnni;. Hint
noik. v: tiiartner . t tn l. s to ft and i
to 5, won; Kllterpr, lot rllerinl.onl, 7 to 'i.
I tn 2 nnd nut, ecerind, lisleswlmhe. '.is
( Weatherh) I, I In I, I tn i und 4 In 5.
third. Time. 1:20, Hustle Mall, I'nrd
Mai. Pr. IL L. Miaxenzer and Min-uilde
al.n ran.
Third llace se n: nurse noo. three-
year-olds and upward: su fiirlont.-. -llelle
of the Kitchen. 91 (llarrlnptnn), to
even end I to 2, won; Hall Hind 'ji
(liartneri, : to t, even and 1 tn eeennd.
I'rlnre chap, 113 iDennl.on), s in I 3 tn
1 and tn 5. thirl Time. I ll Ami
ment. Peg, latdy lunktn and Crlcn ut.n
run
Fourth Hare Selling; nurse lins ihree.
year.nlds and iiiwnrd'. fllv furlnnas - Clur-il-.l,
10K (Whymarki. .' tn I, : in I -md
evn, won, Yellow Hii,., 110 fC,mnil!).
7 In 1 5 to 1 and eien, mud. Tener.
110 (Wnlslenhnlml, 12 In 1. 4 tn 1 and 2
tn 1, third Time, 1-20 1-5 Calethilill
ptsn, Hruwii Prince. Dakota nnd Hen l.'ti
ca iilso run
Flflh llace Selling, vurse IOO, three
j-iar nlds and upward , lv fiirlonc" Mike
Cohen, M (Crulee). io m i, to t and
TO-DAY'S JUAREZ ENTRIES.
First llace lur.e, lwn-tr.tr eld maidens;
four furloiws
,la.v Thuninni .... inj'Vlasuetina 110
Satisfied .. 110 Tuy lit.
Kilty Cheatham lie .VI ill 115
Milbrey llO'Ptep Again. . . II'
fierond llac Selhni , Ihree year-olds und
upward: hie and a hall turlnnta;
llamnne.t
I.i llelle llrncade
Flo.sie F
Tler Kill
Jack Harrison, .
I'riunu
Lclinre .
Una.
"'.I'AIr Line
til Ye.trr.iin
IH Kthel Wpks ....
',0.1'Ad i
lu.1 C W Kennnn
in.', Own Ureal Friar
let II it Mastrrsnu
in;
Third Itaee -helhn.; lliree jesr old;
and a half furnns:
Tiustnisiler '1 Knight of Pvthias
Mlillllis MaJlle . '.H (Ikliihnni.l Uals-..
liu r errnua
I'll Yuba
10.', Ilirs.ic .. .
0" Vi.led Hlght" .
IHiZenuIlk . .
0l
three year olds
in
. tut
. llll
lin
. I in
H2
. II.
Ave
Thr mnrk vf
.upcrior taotor enr
service,
iIMPLICITY of construction is an im
portant point when iwljustments and
rcpitira nre needed and adjustments
and repairs will event uully be. needed on
whatever car you buy.
Tim four-i't limb r inolor pn-en'- no dlfiicnltlee
io the ,-iver.u'e nitvhanlc Hirelu m-s a saving of
lime and tin mis
li.i.-ulllii' is a big Hem m the dibit column of your
aulomobil,' Invi-tineiit iiic Series "V Hup
mntillr .iirrace- f-om Hi lo Is milts In tho gallon
of k'a.ollut' iitiii t't'un- arc from c.ir In -.rvlco
and not from te.t- Tint arc rvtraordlnary for
a car of llupmnlnln ljr
Thes am but bare outl'tu and statements nf
what Hie lliipmohllr can do but " am hero to
back thrill up to the Hun
Chas. E. Riess & Co., Inc.
Itcsi Htnadnai, at Md M. 1'hnn Circle lel'l
III. I'MOHILF. COMPANY OF NLW YORK
Wtiolrsale Warrliouie, t.rtt Hroadwsy
I iie-pawnacr Tourlni Car or Two-passener llosd.
er, siu-.-i. re,n.pa.senKiT louring: i.ar
ITU'rs r ti. ii. iietrol'.
31'.".'
Hupmobile
lulrl, I'rlt't IVIOMA.
and
Oklahoma lnth
llarhirila
Hoile
Nnhle Cirand .
Kir.in ... ,
Col Itamlrll ....
Fourth Usee Sellin;
upward, our tulle.
lirturil IVkell. . 'mi, union rtilell I".
Vny Purl. '"' Coiinaiuhl . . lie
Ksmout 10
Fifth llace Sellmt: fnur-iear-oldi Slid up
w.inl: us furlnnts.
a; .vtiss Kdltli . o:,
ion llnnine's Hack lo;
1 ao.Marshall Tllslinian in:
102 llaoti- 107
m: Vvn Horn in-
IK'McAlan I'l-i
io: M.nidadrro 100
101
-mli Ilae- selluij. luiir-vrar olds and tin
ward: live and a half lurlone.-
Dixie Nina f2 " A Jones os
IniiUv Dai n inj Ki, Nelsun . I"'
Old Coin ml Finnlfin . . to'i
i,u la-sbia insvtaiU It Knhinli. I'i'i
toi I'arnndnlrt 1"; Midler
l.a.lv James..
Vlanc Cohlll
Wild Irish
liilherl Iln.e
Ml.s Fielder ..
I.adi Young .
Fraiii'cs
Tuwrr
Apprentice allnwati'-e claimed
DEWUK
WHITE LAIIL i-H
WHITE LABEL
Tmi Icotcn of Om-tAoi
The Eveming Sun Leads
AH Other Evening Newspapers in Display
Automobile Advedtisimg
Durinn the month of February
The Evening Sun carried
11,963 LINES OF DISPLAY AUTOMOBILE
ADVERTISING
a gain of 2.384 lines over the
corresponding month of last year.
All the other evening newspapers except one lost ground.
Here are the figures that show the automobile advertis
ing carried by each evening newspaper in February and the
big lead The Evening Sun established over the field:
THE EVENING
SUN . . .
Mail
Journal . .
Globe
Post
Telegram .
. 1 1,963 lines.
9,174 44
8,610 44
7,425 44
7,036 44
2,020 44
Sun? lead 2,789 lines.
44 44 3,353 44
44 44 4,538 44
44 44 4,927 44
44 44 9,943 44
In the morning held The Sun. with d gain of 2,870
lines, finished a f.ood third or only a stride behind the
newspaper in second place.
The foiegoing is the answer to the question uppermost in the
automobile dealer's mind: "How can I beM reach the right people?"
Automobile advertisers select the MorniiiK und Evening Sun be
cau.e these newspapers are read by the people who buy automobiles.
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