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THE SUN AND NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 12', 1920.'
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Late Sporting News Is Continued Here From the Second Section Evam Wins National Amateur Golf Title
TILDEN REPEATS
TEHNISVICTORY
Drfcals Johnston A pin In
KflHt-WeflUliitcliPH 'Hireo
SoIh lo One.
tfitM lo Tim Hl'K ami Nw V(HK HmiP,
I'llllMbKI.I'IIM, Hnpt. 1. IIoflIM 7.00
punon. Iho hiitfot crowd that over wiw
,i ternl nmtcli In ItillnOulplilu, Wllllm
T TIMmi Sil nf tliH rlty, tintloniO nml
world's clmmplnn, tn-ilny ilufMtnt Will'
nm M Johnston (if California, fornir
national 1 1 c I holder, In tlm fflatiim
nmti'h pf thn Utm-Weal IntenwtloiiMl
mii'Ick,
Tlhlon uinlil llifi npiilnuim of hi tnwri
men won ihrro Hi to ono, fl--!), 7"Si &,,7
H--I, It lidiiR almost dark whin tho lnt
Ml wns. complied, Karllm' In th atw
noon Watson .M. Wnidit.iiin of New Ynili
(knit out i (Went tn lloliind HolirrtH of
Oillfprnlu, tliri-o tieu'tn one, a 0, 7 ',
II (12, lly tlm vlctorlcn of Wwdi
Inirn nnd TUdrn, the IJM carried on
inn Intomcctlonnl hoimm, by fix matnlHij
in two, li wuh ia ilarlt when the. '
)lout)loM mntch started tlmt only one net
'mild Im played.
It wan tliu sevtnth medlim liolwirn
Tlldcn mid Jolmnton In tournament tln.
nnd now tlm riillndflpliliin ha tin) Mv,
four tn three. Tiny Imvn unit Hire"
lime thl your nnd Tlldcn has won
twice. Ho wiin beaten by tho Cnllfor
plan In tho London tniirniunent,
Tlldcn plnyml (o.dfiy without "Minn
the .ibidblnK driven Unit b showed lit
I'oteil Hllli", depenillnif inoro on sMIl
thnn speed, III lieltlnif wu blulily
speeineiihir nnd idniTinenln piirtlcnliirly
clever. Tho tall rhlhiilelphlnn Mm led
Hie first net In ii liwilneMiikn nmniicr
nml won It Willi eiiHe, CS The crowd
wim no I) IK Hint It overflowed on the,
boundaries clone to the court and refe reo
.1 til lu li rt. Myrhk wan compelled tn Mop
pluy while pollen put the spectator,
buck.
In the second set Tlldcn started
Mioiik, but MuniiK'd nfter tlm third
h'ltmc, whin Im allowed tbo Cnllfnrnhin
In pick up sixteen consecutive points.
He steadied finally nml regained thfl
load, tuklni; th) net nt 75. .InhnMon
wita lit hi bent' In tho third, which he
curried off, 7 S, Tlldcn hi'liiK iinnblo
to keep puco with bin stttiKliiK foiohnnd
drive,
After ii reel of but three minute iln.v
tvn resinned nml Tllden by bin tremeu
iloti nervlci! nnd stiperh voile) Ink' won
the nt ut C I.
In thn miilcli hetween tho New Yorlt
Junior tentn nnd tho I'hlliulelplilii Junior
llic former won, 7 to 3,
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V. M. Wiihhburn of New York, de
lejves Krciit credit for bin victory over
nobertH, cHpeclnlly nlnci! tlm Callfornlmi
won the first net wllhuut much exeitlon.
It wax Waxbburn'K Htcndlnesn and his
will directed driven from deep court
lluit won for bltn. Ho p.'unud Itobcrtn
roMilrtently nfter tlv tlrst division of
piny, but had lo kec: Bolnc nt top npeed.
In the doublet! miitiii betweijti W. T.
llnyeH and It. H. llurdlclc of C'hlciirn j
HK.linni neiin .ii.iuiey oi .ew lorn, nnn
riiarUn Uarland, I'lllnbur-', rcprescnt
Inir the Kast, tho WYMerwr won the
flrM sol, S 6. It was iik'reed before tho
match tlmt only one ni would bo played
on account of the lain hour. Thin result
wan not counted In ManiUm;, maklm; tho
Una I result six to two matches In favor
of the Kant.
Hie nummary :
Flndos-Chnrlr.i Watnn Sil, Philadelphia,
ilffenled Prnnk Oninoil, Nnw York, ll a, ll il,
Mllo Miller. Plillnilflphla, ilcffiitp.l Dlek
Mnrilmll, New York, 01, 02; John IJ.
llannnt, Phllilaelplilii, ilcffntcil . Jerry
J.nKe, New York. 341. 0 I. H-0, W. AyiW-
lotle. New York. Ucfrnlfd Eric H. W'noA
im i-1 m j hi m u ;ir ltru ui ii. ti. n i''ju, i
Philadelphia, iW, 0-3, I,. Dnlley, New
York, ilrfinteil William l.lncelliaeli. PhlU
ilflphla, 01, ll 4: Chnrlm Woods, New York,
defeated lliooks Huff. Plilladrlphlit, 11-2,
0-1, Jeriy Tucker, New York, defeated Joe
Ullmuoeii, Phllnilelphln, 0-1, i'-2.
Pouhles- Palley ond Osnomt, New Yorlc,
ilefenttil Wntson nml Miller, Phllnilelphln,
0-2, 0 .'li I-nnue and Woods, New York, de
feated Wood and Howard, Philadelphia, il .1,
4-0, 0-4, Mnr.-lmll and Adelotte, New York,
defeated l.tiiKellmch nnd Olhnuien, Plilladel
phla, 01, ll-.'l
MEDAL PLAY AT PLAINFIELD. .
C. i:. Plerson Wliu IN Holes fur
Ilrokrrn' Trophy. '
.'r.ertnl Ij Tlir Hex ami New York Hciaui.
Pl.AlKt'IKM, N. J., Hept. 11. 0. M
I'lcrnou was the winner of tho Rolf
event for tho brokers' trophj nt tbo
rinlntleld Country Club to-day, bolns
I down. Albert I. Codington, who was
I down, finished second, nnd Henry .1
Cochran, who wnn 3 down, was third.
(), li I'lerson nlno won the club handi
cap with n net score of CS, and ('.. It,
Dnscomb was Fccond with a 70 net,
In the ball sweepstakes Henry J. Coch
ran, O. K. Plerson, Albert I. Codington
,ind C. II. Dascomb wero tied for first
place with a 71 net.
Tho qualifying round for the fall
champlonnhlp, the first eight to qualify,
was the fenturo e.vent, nt tho Hydewood
riolf Club, North I'lnlnflcld, to-duy. Tho
scorea i
A. It. nattln. fi.1-10-04i O. It. Klnc (13
2T-CII-, Dr. T. It. Champlln, 0 '.'T 17 ; W. B,
nnt. nla,' fiO 19 I1U. Tnl,n T tllnnr 01 1 J
on, Newton c. Malr. 7B-H-70: Frank n. t
Tlmvlby, 00-24-72! Harold I. Illailer, 8,1 ,
13- 72; Leonard H. Church, 87 tfi 72; A. I
Valentino. 10R-27-Hli John Dawe, 10.V-22-I
M. A. H. ltattlii won three coin s for the.
piesldcnt's cup with l net, O. II. Klng'cu'' 10
two points with a (M net and Dr. T. It.
unampiiii one point wttn a 07 net,
CUP PLAY AT MONTCLAIR.
Special lo.TllE HON xxd New Yobk IIehild.
.Montclair, K, J Sept. 11. Members
of tho t'pper Montclnlr Country Club
played tho first round for the Presi
dent's and Vice-President's cups this
afternoon.
I'icsldent's Cup J. S. Williams beat
A. E. Allsop, 5 up 4 ; D. ll. Smith beat
II. Struller, 3 up : C. S. Andress beat O.
Roisen, 3 up 2 (27 holes) : J. C. Patter
son beat T, J. Cnrlon, by default.
Vice-President'. Cup W. C. C'uslunan
bent M. Nolle 4 up 2 : J. J. Adams l.ent
' II. Hrlnrr, 2 up; J. 11. Bncr beat C.
P.. Ilerrlen by default;. C. T. Woodward
beat II. Molr. 1 up; C. W. Anderson
beat W. H. Dodd by default; W. v.
Tonscnd beat J. J, Schumann by de
fault. A sweepstake event was won by P.
Rutherfot J, with 03207,';.
EVANS DEFEATS
OUIMOT 7 AND 6
(;onlMiiril from I'irtl J'agf,
I ,Wn-
III the Kflernnnn It wnn renlly hl ff
nnd anil work on tlio ffroonn that hont
him,
(Inly Once Off Ibe I.lnr.
JuM once Oulinet went off tlm line
with wood from tho ten In that econd
eluhteen hole, That wn when Im nllced
1 1 ilrlvo Into tho rough nt the ninth,
inlMalio tlmt iteiiernlly In fatal when tlm
anlmr In clour, j;vn wiin HtnndlnK (l
up when thin occurred, Ouiiift lonl ft
Mrolie, for lie bad to play nhort of thoj
nuiiKercii nniiii, ami wiiii im imrn u
could not ponnlbly ( l boine, an (lie bull .
bad come out of thn rouifh to the right
of Iho fair Kreen with no timcli force thai '
It landed In tho further rnuifb, I
Thin col Oluinet exactly one ntroke,
and In turn tho loM Mroko com him the
hole, for while he played bin nhort ap
proach with rnro JudKtnont Kvann laid 1
bin ball a llltlo doner, and when the New
I'lmtlwuler holed lu one putt for a par ft
Kviuin came back nt him with a birdie
4, I'or Mich wnH the mood of Uvnnn by
that Mhko of the conflict. I
Nothlnif belter han btcn ceen nlm ,
man Invented (folf than the, imlf in s,
which ocouried nt the nhort hut dlHIrult
tenth. Kvuni wan 7 up, and playlnir like
the Kim,' of (loir blnmeir. With bin ;Ik
Ker he nlapped bin ball on to that narrow
nock of Kreennenn, nwlrled It cooll) down
tbo narrow ;no between to miinn of hu
nmnlty that nlmmt cunteil tho llnkn up
on end or dented It like u tin phile, no
that (he ball rolled within Mx feet nf tho
cup, He.ro wan nnotiicr fucenn inreiy i
liviiim wan to bo iiormio !
Hut iwi, Oulmrt had et.me to life
Kranclii ncemed to i.eck out prartlcull.i
tlii Annie nir poeket oh that throimh
which Kvnnn bad propelled bin bull,
Only thin tlmo the nphere rolled lo with
in llltlo mote than n yard of the cup.
It wno a treat that the 7.000 npectntnrii
connldered well worth the cumliiK to nee,
well worth oil tbo puthlmt nnd JontllnN
and pernplrlun In the heat nf the nun.
Much thlliKO have hipperied before, (if
cuurne, but It In nehlom that In n blK
maieli everythliiK Koen throUHb without i
a bitch. In thin battle ll wan different, I
for flrM Kvniw and then Oulmrt holed. ,
A half at that Miiko of the game and i
it nun, nun rii,'r, mm in' iiiii. in iitnni'
In a ntroke under pur wan purhupn not
calculaied to nroune Oulniet to any Kreat
dt'Kree of culhunlnHm, but tho fart that
he Mill could play that port of k'olf In
nplred lilin, npurred him on to n ntlll
Krealer effort, Ho bit a heroic nhot from
the elevpnib tee, sixty ynrdn at leant
beyond bin opponenl'n effort, nnd, n be
had done In thn inornlm.', laid IiIh np
prnarh Up fliwe. I'vann meantime had
pull id Into n bunker and hcr It wan
Hint Oulinei won bin only nuccenn of
the entire afternoon,
Clilrnunnil Ih 11 I i.
Thin revorre cut Mvann to il up and 7
to play, not much of a cut when one
IwiH hut to Ret u couple, of balven to
tlnlth the battle.
Oulniet an h now Mood could not nf.
ford to lone a Hlnirl" hole, One nllp nnd
It would be nil over HRalnnt the Kulf
that Mvann wiih playlott. Uven Oulniet,
tlm hardened cnmpnlKncr, felt the ten
elon, ns he Allowed when for probably
tho llrM tune during tho week he fulled
In hold the twelfth cttiii wdth IiIh ip
pioach, The drive of the Woodbind Mnr wnn
of the name old rotlMnk' variety an be
fore, but It neemcd there wnn a flinch
lu the approach. Oolinet hnd all the
k'reen to aim fur, but bin ball clow the
nnrrnw left end, (kidded over and
dropped out nf nltrht In i (hallow pit.
With Chick looking an If be mlk'ht
eanlly hole e. 3, Oulmot'n admirers there
and then threw up the nponse. Willi
that nhot, they flamed, the title had
been clinched lor Kvann. And clinched
It wnn, bomdi'd up nnd nailed down
and on itn way to ChlcnKo.
Otilinet rnino out of thai trap w'llh his
third nhot, but when be failed lo nlnk
the IniiR putt the riittnlu went down on
the Rreat International champlonnhlp of
1920, lenvlriK Uvann the popular Idol nnd
thu hero of the piece.
Where Oulniet Lout II In (.'liniier,
)t one wero to dissect the final nnd
find out whero Oulmet lost It might be
claimed that tho flrM nine holes did It.
Thuo flrM nlno holes tho pair played
no nervously that omn ono wnn tempted
to remark Hint not only hnd there been
ii recurrence of last year chllla nnd
fevern nnd neuritis, but that both were
' - -- w ui
soinethlnR of tho sort besides. Ko
on me verKo or St. v tun t ance or
shakily did tho pair play the first flvo
that they trot only one pur. That wnn on
the third holt, whero they halved In 4.
On tho other four they hnd divided the
spoils of war !r. 5 .aeh.
Of course. Otilmot and Ilvntis did not
piny these opening hole Hh u n pair of
cI.im C duffern, hut nil the way throiiRh
there was romcthlnR to J.ir tin- tender
hcnnlbllltlen of those who feel Hint the
creine de la crenic can. or should, do no
wronif. It wnn nothtiiR less than n
twItchlnR of the. nerves that ciuised both
to short pitch their npproarlie for the
openhiR hole, Oulmet to the bunker nnd
Kvann short of It. There wasn't a nlu
Rle thine on which to ImnR nn excuse,
for after opening up the hole by JlrecthiR
their itre to tho rlRht they cloned It
again by poor direction.
Then there was the second, where
Kvann sliced hl second to the rlRht of
, . . . . . , ,
. .. . n" "mm W!,H "ho", nnd l
"'"'i mere lunowen hnasmnriin
iwttclilng of thn short game The third
faw the pair Imnroverl both In bnntth
nnd Bplrltn, but they became near-nervous
wrecks ngnln at tho fourth and
fifth.
Oolinrt'H Mnatrr Nhot.
At the sixth came the nrst sign of n
permanent restoration to health and n
full use of tho faculties for both, Oulmet
had pushed his tee shot Into thn roni?h.
but with his mnnhte ho played n ntroku
that led Peter l.ees, one of America'
foremost links. doctors, to declare that
he did not earn If he never ngaln saw n
'olf club nwung. Oulmet picked that
ball out of the rough, sent It hurtling on
high to the uphill blind in-een no thnl It
....i. , " . , lMa ;,
1,nclC Bfun. onl .a foot or twO from Iho
:,cs that stroko wa the twin
brother of ono made years ago by that
great master of the mnshle, J, H, Taylor,
and which until yesterdny Peter Imag
ined was nfloat In nn ocean of baso and
spurious Imitation,
That nhot was tho one thing needed, It
seemed, to cbnngo tho aspect of the
game. Krom halving In one over pnr
they had now begun to knock tho chips
on perreci. goir. utumcrn 3 gave him
first blood, but It I a and though Inter- 1
estlng fact thnt during all that memor-
nble day the liostonlan won but four
holes the eleventh In the afternoon and
the sixth, eleventh nnd eighteenth In the
morning.
And, let this fact lnk In, ye who f.iln
would say, "It must hnvo been a lluke
victory," the three holca that Oulmet
got during thnt morning round were
won, every nno of them, In n stroke
under par even down to thnt gruelling
nwc-lnsplrlng nffalr, tho 430 yard
eighteenth, where Oulmet laid n superb
Iron shot Junt Rhort of tho pin nnd sank
the putt for tho 3 that left him 2 down
National Amateur Golf Champion and Runner Up
CHARLES (CHICK) EVANS
III the mornlni; innirad of 3. The cnnln '
of tho mnlch :
MOIIMN'd IIOPNP.
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OufinrT-ln I :i I ,' 4 n A I .17 7S j
AI'TIHt.NOON limiNI.
i:nnc-nut I I I I II 4 I S I-.'II I
oiiinifi-diii . . i i I I I i -: ,
llinni-ln 2 r, 4
OUltl!t-lll 2 I ."i I
Dnnlln nf AliirnliiiT Itiiliinl. I
No. 1 (415 ynnln, par I) llvoim had
the honor. Chick jilnccd his bull out on (
the rlRht, fifteen yariiH nnort or iiuimei n,
lloth were iilmlnt? to open up the hole.
However, both npproiu'lien weru hooked,
that of Kvnnn'H nhort of tbo bunker,
Oulmnt wan In tho trap, but made the
ohner third. (Mir tho hole twelve feet
('hick Raw tho ball ii rhanco and Jut
mlrneil. Itom ti n feut Oulniet alco wan
over, llalu-d In 5.
No, 2 1412 ynrdn, par 4) Oulmct he.it
Kvnnn on tho ilrlvo fifteen ynrdn. lloth
were down tho Jnlddle. Chick' ap
proach wnn nllced tn tln nhort numb on
the nlde nf tho Ki'i'en. while oulmet'n
dropped Miort on lb'- hank, Wln; n Jl(.
Ker Oulmet half topivd, Oiut laid bin ball
four feet lo tho left. fMilcl;' wan n
mlnerable effort, hi Imll, Rettlnu about
half way from n nporwy Ho. Tho Cht
caRoan wnn left with n,nitcen foot jmtt.
which he nilnned. dulirii'ti had .t chance,:
but did not rIvu tho Jtill a cbani-e,
Halved In .".
No. .1 vnrdn, par (Ji Kvaiw nut,
drove (Jiiltml by furty ynvln. However, i
Oulmet oiicil ilu Iron from tthe tee. Chick
did not hit the ball welt on J!he approach, '
. hut be wan while imink'f hwuiir hint
'nhot tn a trap nn the left. IlecoveeltiR
I oloverly Oulmet holed n urd pint fori
hi half lu 4. 'nloppcil bin ball within four feet of the
No. 4 (4011 yards par 4t Kvnnn Pad nip with buck npln, while Uiilmetr bull
tho better line on tb del to and wan buiincod and went over the Rieeu. Oul
nllKbtly nhead nf hi oppone.it, who with , met played a nice recovery but fulled
n (llcht Mice had to play bU necond ' on n nine foot putt. Chick ntabbud
from the rough, Oulmet put bin second
In n bunker In front of tho r recti, while
Chick with nothing to bother Mm pulled
nn to the fourth tee. Oulm lt made n
nno recovery, nut ten kviuih wnn a
glorious chanco to win tho bolo when !
ho missed bin putt. Kvnnn hud played
n superb third, n ynrd nnd a half over!
the cup. Chirk mlsied this onu. Halved
In S.
No, G (.180 ynrdn, par 4V--Kvnm
plnyed the odd after tho drive, Ilo was
too much to the right nnd had IiIh view
of the hole obstructed by n line of tiees.
He pulled his necond, wherca Oulmet
wnn on eighteen feet short of tho cup.
Oulmet overran nml missed coining hack.
Kvnn was on with IiIh third. IIIk tVniitb
won strong and ho also mlaied IiIh Khort
one. Ilnlved In fl.
No. (314 ynrdH. I'm- 4 1 -Oulmet
pushed hi ten shot Itrto tli rounh, but
laid his approach a ynrd to tho left iholo
high. Kvnnn wns straight on the drive,
but his second wnn on She edRo of the
green. Chick rnn up iliHtd. but Oulmet
holed his 3, winning thn Hint halo of
thn mntch.
No. 7 (3111) ynrdn, pnv 4 1 Oulmet
pulled his too shot among Uih spei'tnlors
nnd had n lie In tho rougl. for IiIh nti-
in - onch. Ch.ck wnn strnU'id. but whll
,,, , ,,,,
both hnd flvo second, Ouunct win the
closer of the two. Chick 'from twenty
feet to the left rnn up within nn Incn
of the cup, Oulniet hnd n downhill
eight footer, which ho mlsrud, Halved
In 4.
No, 8 (213 yards, par fl Oulmet
pulled to the blinker on tho left, wbllv
Uvnns was on the left edgo of tin green
Oulmet was nut short nnd a ynriH over on
hi third, Klin laid his sotUnd four
feet from the cup, but missed, tho putt
for n win. Halved In 3.
No. 9 (550 ynrds, par B)r Oulmet
drove Into the rough nt the fight nnd
then flubbed hi Iron shot. IJvanm had n
fine drive and brasslo, these t."wo being
as good as thieo for Oulmet. Chick's
short approach was eighteen fl-ot shnit,
while Oulmet' was over thn pin. Oulmnt
missed, nnd Kvtins won In fi to 0, squall
ing the mutch.
No. 10 (155 ynrds, pnr ,7 Evnns w.ih
Just short of the green, wMlo Oulmet'e
ball rolled down to tho mound oii the
Itft. Chick clipped to wlth.tn four feet
and holed while Oulmet imttfel to within
two and a half feet und mlsiicd. Kvuns
1 up.
No. 11 (408 ynnln, par 4) Oulmet
had n terrific ball from the tec, twenty
ynrds ahead of Kvjuis. Kvam wa his
second twelvn feet btiyond tbo. ting, but
Oulmet beat even till linn effort. Ho
wns but seven foot nwny, nml nfter
Evnns had missed Krancls holed for bin
3. Mntch nil square.
No. 12 (360 ynrds, par 4)-Culmct out
drove Evans again nnd once inoro had
tho closer nppronch. CbUck'a long run
up was six feet short but he holed nnd
saved n half. Oulmet had inUsod from
twelve feet. Halved In 4.
No, 13 (13 ynrdH, par 4) Eans bud
tho longer bnll against tho wld by u
few yards, oulmet pusncii his second
to tbo rough, getting a llo on tlVi nldo
of n mound pf soft earth used Ijicon -
Yankees Close on
Heels of Indians
CI.MVUUVNn In only n frnctlon
,if a point abend of !few Vork
In the American I.enk'ue race,
whlto llrooklyn In three full rhiucm
ahead oi' Cincinnati la the Nt tlnual an
a rcmilt of yenlcrday'it contPMn, Tho
throe. Amcrh;nn contitiderH.'JncludliiR
ChlriiRo, are buncheil clonur than nt
any time nlnco their three enrnerod
lontent ntarted.
Tho ntiindbik' of the thriv tennis
carried to five place follow:
Won. Ut. P C.
rii.eiiuni S2 nt .otmt
Nmw York ii'i S3 .(ll.HH
I'lilmvo l M .01.111
Tho llrooldyn Nntloinl iX'fcated
,Mt, I.ouU twice yenterdw. while Clii.
clnnntl dropid a douUe hinder tn
IJonton. Tho break In Iho National
pennant race wnn a nurii.'lne. an 1Ioh
Ion wan not exacted tn put up hiicIi
ntroiiK (iiiponltlnn to Cbiclnuatt after
Itn hIiowIiir nRiilnnt New York,
llrooklyn In e-pltlnir n hot. pace,
New l'ork kept oil the trail by do
fentlnk' Cblcauo. The Obtnln are three
and a halt names back of the Icoruo
lender.
t)1H-tlo with th ujikeep of tlio courne.
Kvann, with hi eciind, wnn i.ii thn far
f0rner of the Kreen. After n oonntiltn.
tlon Oulmet was Riven tho rliflit to lift
nnd ,0p, Oulmet apptoache twenty
f,.,t nhort, Kvnnn, who now hi rt nlmoM
h utrnki- on tils omiommt. chliuvd .ibort
UK nank a four finit pull to win In
I lo .',, Oulmet Kolnj; a )ard KtroiiR on
bin putt. Hvan 1 up.
No. II (IM ynrdn. par Sj-Kvniif
ni'rviiuMy nf bin putt nml had to ex
erclso grent euro en his next, lie
holed bis 3 tn lead by 2 up.
No. 1.1 Ol.V yards, par D-Kvnns
hooked bin ditfvo to rough nnd wn
short with hW second, while Oulmet
w Htrnlght fdom the tc and on In
- . Chick's chip was ten feet short nnd
uuimcl's putt xour icot strong io me
right. Kvuns missed and Oulmet
putted short. Ilih'cd In li,
No. 10 (353 yardi, pnr 4)-llolh drovo
well over tho hill, straight on the lino.
Kvuns laid his tvcuml on the greon
about thirty-five feet nhort, while
Oulmet wa Just in trlflo further off,
but with n 11" Jn clover. Oulmet
chipped short six foot, whllo Kninn was
three nnd one-half feet short on bis
putt, oulmet miulo n woful stub of
his putt, never giving tho bnll a chance,
Evans holed and won in 4 to 5. Kvuns
3 up,
No. 17 (340 ynrds, par 4) tntlmet's
bnll on the , drive ritmn down off the
111") Into rough. Kvann wns straight und
Ins bull held I the hill, lloth wero ln-youd
tin pin on the approach. Putting first,
rmlniet ran o'Vr about three feet whllo
Uvans wnn slurt about thn :unu dis
tance, lloth h lied nnd halved in 4.
No. IS (130 .turds, pur 4)--Ouleiet let
out on hi drlto und wns forty yards
alend of his oivonent, who hud to use
a l.rasnlo for his' second. Chick's second
rolled Into n trap to tho right and short
of tho green, while Oulmet with un Iron
In lil hi bnll up within six feet of the
cup, Evans miulii u masterful recovery,
hole high nnd five feet Ui the left of
the flagstaff, Inlt Oulmet liolcd for his
3, leaving off 2 oViwn,
DrtalU of Afternoon Itouml.
No. 1 Oulniet wnn fltty yards over
I van on tho opening dttlvc, lloth
ranched tho green on the necond, Oulmet
having the ndvnntugo uiul being only
twenty feet, short. Chick rnn bin bnll
within u yinl and luled for tho hnlf
nfter Oulmet' ban given his bnll n chance
nr.d misted. Iiy Inches only. Halved in 4.
No. 2 E'tana outil.mvu Oulmet by
forty ynrds, loth being down tho ccntro
of tho fnlrwiiy. On his secohd Oulmet
sliced slight! r. overshot the green nnd
got a llo on the roadway. I'ortunntuly
tlio ground under his ball waa solid. For
tie next Oulraet hnd to borrow from the
hill. Krnncls on ,hla third w.ib further
from the )ta than Chick wan on his
second and ho had to piny two more.
Chlck'H ball on the approach hiad run
ucross to tho bank beyond tho green.
Hmvovvr, It trickled back and luy not
twolvo feet nwny. With his fourth
finlmut, enme clow, but not close enough.
yinn failed nt tbo 3, but wmi In I to C.
No. 3 Again Oulmet ustvl nn Iron
from this tee. Kvans ued wood and
Knlnod n distinct .advantage. His np
protudi ho laid up hole high, eighteen
feet to the right, while Oulmet was
short. On bis run-up Oulmet was awny
short. Ho missed liter second putt nnd
took C. Thereupon Chick dropped bis
nhort putf. for a 4, whining tho hole and
itnndlnKl up
.v0i iZiTvans played Ube odd-.on the
FRANCIS OUIMET
IHTHRMATIONAL fHOTO
necond thli time
no lloth were ntralehl
m iioiu wero nirnigfH
On hli second Chicle
;o of tho green, wherea
from the lee.
reached the edgo
Oulniet' hall trickled over the green to
the frlmm of a bunker. A little more
nttength nml Oulmet would have been
lu tho sand. The Woodlnndcr mndu n
brnve recovery nnd looked lo have a
chanco of the hole when Kvnn was
nhort. However, the Chlcngonn fin
ished nut petfectly, holed from four und
n half feel nnd linlvei).
No, r-Oulmet got tho longer ball over
tho hill, hut nt thnt he was only n few
ynrds nhend of his opponent, lloth were
on the centre of tho fnlrwny. Chick
Inld his npprnach within six feet of the
cup, nnd sinking thl beenme 6 up,
Oulniet' approach wa on, but short
by nhout twenty-five feet, 110 wnH not
oven close to hi 'I.
N6. C-Oulniet Intended to hook hi
teo shot around the trees, but Rot fome
what of a nll'-n liinlend. However, he,
like Kvann, was on tho centre of the
fnlrwuy. Oulmet mndo h high pitch
eighteen feet over, while I 'hick ran his
up. laying the bnll a ynrd from the cup.
CliMi tnl'sed thin ono und uliowcd Oul
met n half.
No. 7-Oulmet' ilrlvo hnd the belter
direction and wn nlso tho longer.
Chick' bnll flnlHhed In the frlngn of
the rough, hut denpllo tho dlnndvantnge
he hniught off tbo better approach, Oul
met ball kicking off tho green to tho
right. Krnhcln chipped back perfectly
and got Ids 4, hnlvlng tho hole.
No. S-Ouimet's ball overran the grcVn
nml finished In tho bunker, whllo
Evans's slttit held. Making u good re
covery, Oubnet htnbbed valiantly for a
3, hut inlswed, Krom eighteen feet
Evnns rnn up close and holed for ? lo
become 6 up. '
No. !) Kvtns pluced Ills dtlve where
he would get ii good bnissle shot annind
thn trees unif over tho elbow, whereas
Oulniet sliced to rough, played safe on
his second und over the hill on hi third,
Evans had a Hroko on bis opponent. He
wa on In 3 ami Oulmet In 4. Oulmet
holed from six or seven feet for hi 5,
but Chick bent blm to It, sinking hi ball
from four feet for n birdlo 4, At the
turn Chick wns 7 up, but be bad cone
out In tho magnificent total of 34.
No. 10 Using u Jigger, Evans Inld his
bnll within six feet of tho cup, but Oul
met got an even better shot, being less
than four feet awny. They halved hi 2,
Thl (eft Evans 7 up with 8 to piny,
No. 11 Oulmet bud one of tho longest
drives of the match, Ho outdrove Evans
hy sixty ynrds, Chick pulled his ap
proach into the bunker. Oulmet wn on,
nbout ten feet from the cup, Kvnnn
made n good out. but wns left with an
eighteen foot putt for nny chanco of a
hnlf. Cldck overrnn nnd then conceded
the hole. This wns Oulmut'n first suc
cess of the round. Evnns, 6 up with 7
to play.
No. 12 Evnns had tho shorter drive
but tho better direction. Oulmct wns
down toward tho left. With tbo tips of
hi finger Chick felt the texturo and
holding power of the ground under his
bull, and then laid his lnashlc shot up
within wvcri or eight feet of thn cup.
Oulmct' approach clipped along the left
end of the green and lolled over Into n
trnp. riaylng out Oulmet made a bold
(tub for n half, but the best ha could
make wns n 5, Kvnns missed his 3, but
won In 4 nnd 5 nnd took tho champion
ship by 7 up nnd fi to pluy.
The Nnminnr).
Natlonnl amateur golf championship,
final round (thirty-six holes): Chales
Kvnns, Jr., Kdgcwntcr, 111., defeated
I'nncis Oulmct, Woodland, Mn., 7 up
nnd 6 to piny. Kunn IN. Pktmb.
Prices $2,750 to $5,000.
F. O. B. New York.
1
SENATORS DROP TWO
GAMESTODROWNS
St, Louis Wlna First, 13 to 6,
and Scand, 17 to 2,
Ht. Lni'iN, rirpl. U (.Mnurlcnii). - rh .
ouln Hot an oven bifiU In tlm flnnll
wei'lcN with WmliliiKton, wlnnliiK m
douhlo hciider tn-dny by inlilmr tho llrnti
KiuniN U tn ( nnd (Im neennd, 17 lo
Tlit vlNltnnr i'chern wcro pouijded liard,
III lioill itarni I. Minium on "
run In oncli Kdine. Tho ncorom
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Until,... 1(11 II 0 01
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Ti.tnU, .-jo in I'j-jt i.i a
Tnii.ainri'i at iita'i
linlliif for liknilller In fnorlh binloir.
lliiileilifLr Arnalu In llillll I Intllha.
tllnn H'r Aiehnry In eluliih Unilif,
jllnlled for Diivln In nevenlh 1'iiilnil.
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Two lu'n lilln-Huillh, Mice, (leilfon. Thrm
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luiM-Juflite, Huerlllcen-Wllllaoin, Harwell,
dtibei, Jiirolmnn. Iioulil" playn-Dail",
huerelil uil Hlnleri (leilron. (lerber nod
Wider. AVIIIIainn ami (leiletini lillerbe mid
JllilRe. Lift on linnen-Wnnhlniltnn, Hi HI,
U,uln, 4, llnnm on Imlln-dtf l Hiilller.
tiff (l ennon. 2, off Acnntii. fii off Invlf.
rff llurwll, 1. lllli--Off Illynitt fi. 7 Ii
II iimlnKm .iff linvU, lo In 7 liniloiifi of
Aiimu, I in I Innlncni off luirwcll, I I J
li.nliiun: off (llenmin, I In I IniilOK. Hlruek
uiit lly Hail, I. Wild pnrh-dleiii'oii to
nliK (iltrliiT-l mvlx. Union pllrlier-Aeomn,
I fiiiilrin-Morlarl nml llllileliranil. 'Ibnu of
vniue-1 hour ami l,i mlnulei'.
HCCON'li (I AM II.
WASIIISIITON (A.I I HT, Ill'lHA.)
' all r h o a e nil r h on
JmUeJIi. ftOl H 0 ll(leilier,i. SS. il ,10
Mtlhli.tr. . 40 1 2 niHIedemi.Sli 4 2 2 1 nt
llleeef 0 0 1 il HOiHIilfr.lb., ll.'li 1112 2 0
'Holh.rf... .KM 2 1 O'Jn'Imoo.ef r, I 1 ll 10
Hii'iiinsii ani i ao'wiirmn.if "22 n on
llril2li 2 t t I OHli.llh.ilji.. . ! 2
ni'ibe.ati in o loiToiiin.rf.. mi i i no
.(V.NelllM a 12 il 2fi,C(illnn.e.. lot 0 0
t furnn.e., (Ol 4 OO'Helereld.ii 2 02 il III
'.neh'iy.p 100 o OOlWelllu'o.P 0 I o t 10
iiunnoiMi 2 00 o 2oi .rtr-.-zzrrr,
I I Total". .41172127152
i Totnl..5H210 2l UP
Wnnlilemno I 1 0 I 0 fl 0 (I 0- 2
HI. l,oUl U 2 0 t il 2 2 1 x-17
Timi l'e bltii-Jnrobnoii. Ilnrrl. llllcflie.
'pimr. Hinlth. llerbei, D'Nelll, Hlinnkn, (.Ml
IIiih. Tltrie Pane lilw-lllce. Twhln. Ilooi"
rone-Wllllnmn, Hlnler. Hliilen baen-1ol 0,
I Hen nll. HnerlfK ei - O'Neill, Hevoreld,
tlKiiible idny-Hlnlei, (lurlwr and Hlnlcr. Left
' Ion bncn-Wnlilmitotl, II) HI. liul. V. llnne;
I Welliimit, a, llll-4)ff '.MlMy, 10 lo a
, H (f niensmi, In r iiiiIiik. Hit
Jj"" J,;,.,, tUit-Hy (lleu.on mcdeoni. Htruek
' mit'-ity Wellnmn, 2, hy Ziuhar), 2 by
i fill I In IIKiJll inil ntJi "t iii-i-t
OMniitl, '.'. Wild plirn-iiennoii, i-nssm
tmll-Tnrne. I.iilnu idliher-ZniJmry. I.ni-tre-llllde)irnnn
nml Mot (arty. Ilnio of
r.uiu I hour nml in minute.
PIRATES IN CLEAN SWEEP.
.Mini Down l'lilllles for Third Time
li Nt'orr of II to 'i.
i'liii.Aiua.i'iiiA, Sept. 11. (Natlonnl).
,1'lttsburg madn o clean sweep of Its
tlireo Ronto series hero by winning to
duy, 3 to 2, Nicholson' home run Into
tin1 left field blcaihern provided tho win
ning run. McKu'hnle's hnttlng nnd field
ing featured. TJm score;
I'irrHlll'ltll (N.l I'lllLADKLI'lllA iN.l
ah r ll o n ei nl r Ii oh e
ltlctiie.lt. 300 'i no,I,eb'v'u,tf. 10 1 4 20
i"iliw,2h, 4 0 1 4 7 0,ll'i'lts,'.'b. 411 2 10
H'w'th.rf. 4 0 0 2 I 0 W'siiK.ef. I I .1 2 (Ml
N'h'n'n.cf 4 t 2 I 0 I Meusel.rf. ,'t 0 I .'I 00
Vh'ted,.1l 4 1 I I 2MK'uir,s a 00 I r.O
Hrlmill.lli I I Oil 0 0 P'lette.lli. 102 II 10
M'K'k.e- 40 1 I ll 0 J.M'ler.Ilb 4 0 2 3 2 0
Hrhnildi.o 4 0 1 2 t O'WItlirfuv.i) 'i 0 I !. 3 0
ll'm't'n.ii 30 o OOi-Cravnth. loo o on
Illotts.n... 000 I on
Totals. 31 !l 1027 17 1 Wheat.. . 100 0 00
'MMomh.p. 2 0 0 (l 1 0
ITr'g'sor.c. 1 0 0 0 0 0
I Tnlln..Kl2 It 27 14 0
United for Wlthrow In the seventh Inning
tllstted fur Ilettn In the ninth Inning.
Plttsburr 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 0-3
Philadelphia I 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0-2
Two hnn bltn Nicholson, William. Men-
il. Ilotnu ron Nlcholnon. Htolen bases
HlKbie, l'.iulolte, J. Miller Kncrlllre-
l leteher. JIimIiI plays MeKechnle, I'utshnw
and Crlmm i.ii; HoutliHorth and Whltted,
Left on tinien-I'ltlnbitrg, II; rhllnde.lpha. tl.
Ilnseii on bull Off Hamilton, I; off
Men.tows, 2. Illts-Ofr Meadow, 0 In 7 In
iilnRa: off Ilettn, I in 2 tnnlnm. titrurk
cut Hy Hamilton, .'I, by Meadows, 1. Los
ing pitcher Meadows. Umpires Hart nnd
MrCorrnlck, Tlniu of sanie-I hour nnd 41
ailnuti'i. .
HASTKIIN l.i:A(ll'K.
At Worceitcr-Klrst game
n. it. i:.
Worcester 10 1.f 2
Albany , 1 10 :i
lUlterlej-llctjnett anil Tyler; Martin unit
Pmllgrr.
8econd gnme
It. It. n.
Wnrco.-Ior 7 12 2
Albany 2 A 1
Ilatterlen Ilach nnd Tyler; Horn and Pre
dliter. At Hnrtford-Flrst game
It. n. i:.
Hartford D 10 I
Waterbury 3 10 n
Kntlerlcs-Pbernian and Ptmmi Patten and
Army.
Second name It. II. 11.
I In it ford I 14 .1
Waterbury 3 0 3
(fifteen Innlnus).
'llatterlea-Sloan and Damni; Mryerback,
Fuller nnd Army.
soi:tiii:un association.
At Chattanooga (first game) It, II. n.
Cl-attanjoca 3 11 2
Utile lloel! 3 fl t
Itiitterles York and Nelderkom; Fields
and llrottem.
Heeond (fame It, II, jj,
C'hattanimita I il 2
I.lttle Hock 3 (1 3
latteries Vines. Huffy and Ntlderknrn;
lenownorse. ana liroiicin.
At UlrmlncliKin
Illrmlniiham
New Orliaus
llattertes Clainer and Hooch
tie Uerry.
It. II. U.
.. I 0 1
.. 2 13 1
Vance nnd
At Atlanta- It, II. K.
Atlanta ,1 il 1
Mobile 4 10 1
llntterle Slieeban and Mills; I.ukonolc
and Ponds,
At Memphis It, II, K,
Memphis II n
Nashville 0 2 2
Ilatlerlcs-Tuero nnd Howie; Pano nnd
Morrow. '
The Ultimate Car
The new Fall models of
the Knight motored Stearns
radiate and permeate qual
ity. It is evident at the
wheel or when settled com
fortably in its deep uphol
stery. You know it's there.
You can feel it from within ;
it is a constant source of ad
miration from those without.
See the nen models foiaji ani
arrange for a dcmomlrailon.
F. B. Stearns Company
of N. Y.
12 Centra! Park West,
Cor. (lit Btreet. Tel. Columbus :oo.
Lendintj Hitlers
in Major LenRiies
amiiiiican i,i;,(in:.
I'hnri
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NATIIINAI, l llAdl'l!.
I'luifr, Chili, (I, A.lli Hi lb r.'('i
II ir h Mi l,i . IK) not 111 nil AVI
iie,"i, Vn.' w m w v m
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NAVY CONFIDENT AS
FOOTBALL LOOMS
Seven First String Men Are
Bach,
.....mi tiih hcn mi Sim Vom, llnum,
ANNApoi.iN, Hepl, 11. Thn f n M
iho Nuviil Academy thl vour In thn. Iho
footlmll lentil Iiiim nn opportunity id
winning n idifo nucli iih tbo luntltullnn
innlnlnlnn In nlher briinclieH of cpnrti
Tho nchediiln Irf the host In yunm,
Whlld major Intercut, nf I'mirni', will
ho ('(uitrcil upon tlm Hum with Iho
Army, thorn will bo nther bbf conltntn,
Tho Navy will play nt I'rliiciion on
October 23. Thin will 11 ono of Iho nun
oecasloiiH on which tlm midshipmen hnvo
neeii petmlltoil to boivo their own
uroumlu to play nualnnl nny nther tvim
than Wont 1'olnt. Tho two hlg homo
gurnen will bo ngnlnnt l.nfnyelle, on
October U, nml iiKiilmit fkoriiiitoiMi, un
Niivcnibei' fl,
riincelofi Inn iiErced to piny the
Naval Academy nt AuuiipolU lu ItC'l
mid the Naval mnmigrninnt hopei to
fectire n giimo with tho ttnlveinlty of
renin) Ivnnla, to bo playeil lit I'hllailul
phla, thu completing nn timingi'incut
hy which tho Navy team will pluy the
two big teams enrh year, ono ut ,nmip
ui li and tho other on the homo ground
of opponent, Thin iitniiigeitient Is pos-
xiiilo an tho Naval authorities hnvo per
mitted tho midshipmen to play nno
,amo nway from home cucb kiihoii, ho
hlilun that nunlnnt tho CuloK
Iloh Kulwell ban tiiUen charge ut Ibe
Naval Academy, assisted by Hlcunrd-
son. Wrlnht. l'etrv. Wilrliel. hcaffo und!
liutler, all former Animno I p avern,
nnd Johnny WIIon, Hevoii of tint ilrnl
iiuiiii men in nini season lire iivniiaiue.
They nro I'upt. Kwim, right end ; King,
riuiii tricKin; .noore, right ifiiardi Lar
son, centre nnd Koehler, ('rulno nnd
Wnttirs, Imclm,
QUALIFY AT MONTCLAIR,
Xptdal In Tun Hl'K ami Nnw Yoiik Hkmiii,
.Montclaiii, N. J Hfpt, 11. Tho
ftiallfylng round for tho championship
of the Mimtelalr (loir Club wnn played
to-day, sixteen (nullifying, who will sunt
ut match play next Kntiinlay. In the
sweepstake tho scores weio:
Class A-W. II. Tnft, 7-III. ni K. II.
Hliillh, Nl IU. 71; A. I I'lerson, Jr , 77
5. 72; II. II. Hltinrl. fil-n. 73) A. Powell,
82-H, 74, 11, L. Allen, H7-I2 7Ji It, I.'.
Kerr, hn II. 77,
Class ll-ll, 11. Culling, Jr., M-ld, nil; r,
Hutibes, 0A-2I, 71; II. M. Dnuvs, U.I-20, T.'l;
T. A. Adams, i.'r-:o, ;,1; . H, CIoiikIi,
Kl IM, 7tl, T. A. Adams, Jr., 07-20, 77.
WILL WALK 140 MII.KS,
i'serlal lo Tun Hex ash .niciv Yoitu IIkiiiji,
ITHACA, N. Y, 8ept. ll-Hptirred on by
the liupe of making the eioss eountry teiini
that ulll Joitrney lo Knsliind in I'eccmher
for a men with an Qxfoiit-Cnnihrhlre tenia
nbout one hundred Cornell nthltle nre get
tlnif Into shape In various putts of the eoun
try, Hccordliig to Inforiiiallon lenchliiK Mnn.
nxer lleriy. To-day hi, liurneil from Joe
Morrison, tbo ban been siiliiuiellng nt King
ston, Out., that part of bis training would
Im a walk from Klnitstoii to Itbars, a illi.
tnnco of 140 miles, when he returns to col
lese McLierniott, rnitnln of the Cornell
harriers Inst )ear, and Irish nml Itlrhinati,
pimnlslns )iiiiiigters, report they Imvi- been
gettlns; In shape by "working on the i u II-rond."
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Stetson Hats
"THE HEADEASE"
(Registered Feb. 2, 1915) '
$
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as its goodness and good looks.
If you seek hat comfort, however, re
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Headcasc hat is a Wallach store. Stetson
makes them for us exclusively.
Stetson Hats, $10, $12, SlJ,, $16
Wallach Hats, $Jh $o, $6, $7
English Caps, $3 & &'r
Wallach Bros.
Uroadway, liclcw Chambers
Hroadway, cor. 29th
Hart Schaffner
INCOGNITI CRICKET
PLAYERS IN FRONT
Britons Tahe Lead in Phifo
dclphia Match,
VprvW fn TllH HON ami Nw Yi'KK lu.
I'lllMPKII'IIM, I'll,, Hept II Te a i
I'lillailuliililn cricketer rnn up u i-tt,
nf ,1011 for lliolr first irinlnH HxnlnM t d
IncoKiilll nt llftverfnrd tn-diiy, or j...
H Ions thun tlm KnallBlimon t.ioi' ,n
dolr first nlloiiipl.
0, (', MnrrlH w tlio bright prt. ,
Mnr Not nnly wnn Im tlm firm Amer
iiiii to imt Im n century ugnlnm the it; i
riifc, but l(it Ills toiiiniiinti n Kevnl u)
In concert pilch by IiIh wnnilorfiu i
tint,, .Mnrrl woh (oruloreil nn oun (
from tlm lmi(o crowd when Hie s arn
hoiinl nliowi'd to nn lin wnlkml otr t-
field after being CAiiglit nut on n ! nit
ilrlvo by lloberl.
Miijor J. U, Kvnn Willi CO. W i
O'Noll with 4 1 and Ji, H. Ilopklnnnu wn ,
!M belpoil Hrenlly to swell Iho (Junker
IctMl,
Tlm Ihigllnlinien imido u poor Unn ,
their to'cond liming K four of tlicm t
by thn wnyshlo for nrimll toinln, ut,, ,
si tin V worn drnwn for the night i
visllorH had loH two nf their bent Inn
nn n lief ore they could ronch double di
lire, I'lny will bo resinned to-mort
Tlio tnimimiry i
Major ,1. I Ilium, e, Morrison, b r.
wrlKht m
lltajaui, e, llurrown, h, i.'nrtwrldn t
II H, Hnineil, b, lliitrow. , . ,
(.', C, Mnrils, c, Huberts, h 1'owler pti
W, H, IImiii, e, limlri b, Hlielinnnllne i
li, H, lliiihlnnoii, o, lltoi kfllmnn, 1
Itubertn i
V, P, N'nwlinll, c. llrorMlimiU. i
llttrioivs ,)
W, l', (l'NHl, e, Cariw right, b. liiihiiii n
11, M, t'rnwmmn, r, o
W, H. I vi'n , not mil
1!, M, Maun, b, Ismery ui
Tol a I
Mum at lbs full of eneh wlrket
"(si. 'jtc. .mil. am. aon,
:c. i nt.
lloullnif- lliiroiiKlis, 3 for r,H; Itnliriti, " I,
Pimler, I for It; Cnriwrliilu. i ,n
uoviy, i ror -i, .Mriruiie, o ior iu. rinnns
dine, I fin in.
liiceKiiUI-neeond Innlimft'
.1, H. P. Morrison, e. Morris, b Nt
Ii. II. Jnnlliic, e, nnd b. Mann. . i
T, A. Ilroekelhitnk, b, Mnmi. .. I
11, ('. Urobilin, c, t'rnnsiiian, b. Mmiti
,i Meicaife, not out
, . ll
I
I
il
Ji. imumn, noi m
'""n
Tniiiln
llimn nt Ihu fall of nach wlrkel, I;. 1
"Viowllng-Mnmi. 3 for lOi O'.S'ell, l for 31
llnipllts-l''. Freeman for Im'wnlti link
llruoklnv fur All I'lillndelphln.
ESSEX FELLS CLUI? FINALS,
UprrM fo Tlltl fll'N ASP New Venn limit.
CAi.nwTi.i,, N. J Heiit, 11,Khmii in
the August lournnmeiit plnyed on tlm
link of tho Kex I'oll Country Club
thl ufternoon wns won by J, H. llrown,
.Ir who bent Chnrle I'lcrnon 1 up. In
tho sweepstake thn bet scores were '
Clnss A, I.. 1',. Porfllnger. S7-IJ-7. II
MfCord. 87-13-721 T. Meirlmnti, H,V.i-Jai
W, .1 Filllll. 82-11-73, A. Puinill. UJ-JD-tJ,-II.
Hldihottom, HI 1774 J J. Ilofios, bt;
13-74; 11, J. llreiuinn, H4-R-7il, II. 0.
Wiurlner, 01-14-77. 11. Hopes, Ol-li-I.
C. II. Ilaeoii, Kit H "H.
Class II. J . A. Hulllvnn, P7-2-fl!l. A, T.
Lie, I0:i-30-73i li 0. Htlllwell, 10:-5W7.
lioi.r at lii'NWooiMi: roi'NTnv run,
F. 11, Aiken and J. .1. lllackmnrn wr tin
linllildiial winners yestsrdsy nt thn red cant
inlf competition of the Dunnnndle t'ountr
Club, Aiken, with "'.'. 10-72, wen the Clm
A pi Ire, wltllii lllaCkmore Ksik tlm Clati 11
cup, with n cnnl of US. 2iV-7... W K,
Percell wan second to Aiken, wlt.i A j-.,tj,
Whllo ll, A. I.utul finished seemul lu lllaf .
more, with n card of in, 20-71
MI,MIKi:V WINS (IN POINT!1
I1AHT ClllCAdO, Ind Pept. H J :;
Hharkey of New Vork won a nwirf
rlnlnn over Pete Herinan of Nw Urlen,
butilnmwelKlit rlinniplon, In n ten ryun.
bout to-day. The fight Old not sffect Utf
mail's title, un them whs no refer" 0t
i rlslon.
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3d Ave., cor. is;d
& Marx Clothes