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jq THti BUiN iUNJW J-NttVY umwi - , n, iijii '
BMones Twice Is on Winning Side inLtMolfMakhes With Vardon and Ray Played Over Engkwood Links
VARDON AND RAY "
Loso nt Kiifrlcwnoil, il and 2,
o Jones nnil Wiitker mid
.Touch nnd Klrhby.
r n. irrmii Nt 1'KTIUr.i
When Harry Villon nd MwrJ
Hay, tho llrilUh ,,lt11
path Almost full M hU 1W
,oou since IM1 they visited ""'"
113, They- will have h won! for Jboth
JrofcMlonal and mMur. nl
i?K IN "iimi of ItoWijr Junes, who,,
when liny and Veidon last wet htrr,
probably Mill had n rioter ocauali tance
with hli fairy tl lot ?'cr.T
conception of Mother uooso twin i
nf Iho roiio or goir,
This same Junes ha earned something
of it distinction, for he h l'' I "
Hie - mninn lrt ngjlrml liny and )r
don In ilir furiw.Miilv mnl'ili'-H. It l
iio-btfui if any other golfer in tlio rnlted
Ha'ca can ray us iiiu.lt. Howevir,
Hobby tecotd doe not end hero, for It
run n'ao I Mid that he h nguted
the Mlnnlne udo ngolnst lh renowned
Jlritona three lime within two rtyi.
On fittirdsy, It my bo recalled, Jon,
with Charles Hvnna, Jr tho national
amateur champion, defeated Hay an
Vardon, 10 up ami 9 to play. Msterdair
Hobby wan billed tn ply thirty-nix holta
at Knglowood with Oiwald Klrkby a
) ! partner. However, In tho morning
Ulrkby wn not fctllnit well and Cyril
Mwktr, tho Knitlewood proflonl,
t'ttM Id pln-o. Jonn and Walker won
hat match by I and 2. In tho aftornoon
Klrnby ml Into tho K.iino with Joni-n,
with ttio n inilt Unit onco nnnln tho Kne
llih pair went down to defeat by 3 and t.
Ylillura Are Tlrrtl Ont.
r.r k nflm Vnrdon nnd llay hava
found th ieeivuM drawn Into rrw cur
i nU of adrrity that havo piled hlh
1'iclr debit clumn It wa for a lill
in t'McnKo and It now t'tnn that thnii
ifturn ti in trnpolltcn llnlta alw ai
dr.iwn tluni Inta n whirlpool of nilfur
tunc. Tbero l it Rood dwii moio to be
wild for tho vlaltom than that they
nlmply aro nndlnc the opponllton a bit
mk Urons fur tueli a round nt play ai
they hav undertaken, Th fact of ttio
matter In that at their tlmo of llf they
am overtaxing their Mrenttlh by under
taklnR a tour as exacting and oxhauitlntr
an tho prerent one.
I roin the day that tho national open
thaniplonnhlp f.iilnlicd at Jnvernr until
they arrived at MurrW County on Krlday
Jtay r.nd Vardon bad ulept rvery nlftht
but tlx In n I'ullmnn oar. nliiK a gotr
doitor hlime'f Die T(d (llipfiuum lilt
taao of J'ulltnunnii. It In not the ctcady
i:rlnd of thlrty-vlx ho.M n Ujy that hat
lnndo the tamo of hlini1f und hie part
lie.' dog eurod and frowzy but It l the
lack of Kteep or, rather, Mcti tint haa
liad 16 ho caught between bump in a
Tollman car.
"Talk about playing nfter coming ott
(in ocean iiiier," iityn the holder of the
open golf rhamplonthtp of the Unlt(d
Stntej "It Mmply Un't In It"
Thw bfut gamo of the two yesterday
waa the .veond. ?Utt who attended the
morning neunco rotalned chiefly lingering
memorlei of Vardon In Ida worat putting
mood and, It teemed, doien of hole that
were not played out. In r. four ball
match, of courae, It la enough to havo
ono player uphold the glory of the alda,
but there Is nn denying thut the con
atant picking up left the Inipnaalun that
th" play waa racsrrd. And ao Indeed It
v-,18 Often n heat 1.11 mutch will be
p'.ayed where It Is rieceimry to npproxl
n.ate a hole or two. In thin one tho
aroro card of thoue tlcklcra for the
true ftKts wero riddled like u fiulwi
cheere.
'Walker I.oara Hit Hall.
'alt:cr lost hla ball with hla flnt ahot
of tho match and on the aecond and third
Jonea wan In trouble. Luckily the pair
dovetailed their play nicely. TnW Is dla
cloned by the fact that their beat ball
was thwe ptVokea better than the lower
nlno hole total, wherea tho beat ball of
tho other pair wan oxnctly that of Uay,
Incidentally n beit ball of SS for auch
a couplo an rtay and Vardon la nothing
to get excited nbout. Til par for the
flrnt nlno at Hnglewood In 3C,
The clde.i played equare for tho flrat
five, holef, but Wallter took the lead with
tho only 4 at tha alxth. At tho eighth
It was Jone'H turn, ao that the home
pair turned 2 up. Coming back Jonea
won tho tenth with a 4. Vardon cut this
lead with a 4 at the thirteenth, but
Walker and Jones clinched tho match
on tho alxtecnth by 3 and 3. Individual
totals were by no moans brilliant. Walker
having nbout a 77, llay a 71, Vardon
an 80 and Jones nn SI.
There waa aomowhat more unap to the
afternoon match, but nothing to what
had been aeen at Morris County thP day
before. Itay and Vardon niado It easier
for Jones and Klrkby by loavlng their
recoiids repeatedly short, while ono
morn their putting wan a bit belnw par.
Vardon did holn one eighteen footer on
the ninth green, but taken all over tho
greens had. tho best of It with all four.
This tenth hole and the rleventh. where
Jones notched n. 3, were the only ones
played In better than par. Hobby laid
Ma approach within ten feet of tho pin
for hla chanro here. .
This tlmo It wat poaalble to glvo .Toned,
llay and Vardon tt 7C each and Klrjtby
a 74. The beat ball cards:
MortNINC rtOUN'D.
Jones end Walkoh
Out ., 4 4 4 4 4 4 3 4 &-M
nay mi varnon
uiu . 1 1 1
Jonea anil iVnlkr
.444 4 4 3 3 3 G-JS
rtay and Vardnn-
ln r, 4 4 4 4 3 .". B 3-,18-n
AITEIl.VOON' rtOUNll.
.Tonce and Klrkby
Ou- 'v.r" 4 4 4 4 B 3 4 4-slI
Itay onu Vardon
Out .....4 4 14 5 0 4 4 3-31
Jotica ami Klrkby
In .....3 4 4 4 4 3 4 4 4-34-71
Key and VrJon
In I 4 4 4 4 3 3 4 3-33-73
IIIITCIIINMON CIOIJ? 'ICTOIl.
' DKTrtOIT, Bcpt. 16,-JocU Hutchlnion of
Dili's ko, Wcatcrn opvn cliainiilcii, ialn-.l
with Iiurle Ayton, alao of Chleago, de
f"tpd Mike Ilrady of thla city and lUrrt
Hampton of lUehmond, Va., 6 and 4 in
'rliteen liolea of match play at tha Brook
1.11,(1 dolt and Country Club to-day. The
match waa played In the momlns;. In th4,
nrternonn at medal rlay Hampton led tin
ether three, turnlne In a card for 74, thNJ
atrok tindr par, which eiuala the eouraa
rtcord set earlier In the year by Brady.
TO ItKTflty TO VKStt, KTATK.
Special to Tun ftcw A Mi New tons HniLn.
PHII.APHLPIHA. K.pt. ,10.-llarold K.
I'.arron, United filalca Olymplo hurdllnlf star,
vho flnlihtd next .to Karl 'niomion, th
(Canadian, In Rorld'a reconl breaklni; tlmo
tet Antwerp, announced to-nlnlithnl h will
r d; to PrnniylvanLi date Colltife after
n Inpae at several yeafa. IJarron liift tha
Ktatra iidrlng the war. Ha has another
year of collegiate competition.
SIATCII ri.AY ON 31.1111,1 IJ.VKS.
In tin second round at match play fur the
ehamplonthlp of the Malta Plaid Club yea.
tcrday II. Cleveland dateated W. Miller by
8 up nnd 7 to play, T.. It. Dalt defeated C.
C. IVIIIama, A up and 3 to play, E. I.. Dill
won from Theodoro Mitchell by default and
J. Wolf won from W. 1 lutein by default.
The acmbflakta will b played nest Buhday.
Ebbets Not Worrying
Over a City Series
.Talk of a diy xrle nt thh tlin-j
nf th year between th (llama nnd
Vankeea Ik ptrrnnlal -unlvas unn or
Ihe other liappna lo b n likely
wprld'a Krli'S tontnider. At present
neither Is a likely wnrld'n rlt con
Under, but until such time as It li
ceruinty that tieliher will win .
Iennnt city aerie talk ao far ah
Manhattan U concerned U preinft
turn, .Vii rteps have been taken H
that dlrottion.
However, there Is no law, legal or
bnabnl, forbidding auuh acrn-a If
tho Jlrooklyim win tlie pennant, m la
noiv proW.bl. chHrln IJbl.rts was
naked If ha would oppoao tho two
Manhatlnn Kutiu' coining togetlier,
Mint ha rrplld ho had not entertained
any nuUi Intention. "It's n nutter
for tho National CommlMlnn," Ik
ndded, "I don't btilltve It would hurl
ur."
John Ileydlrr, National Iagu4
PtialJenl, fold that t the l'olo
(Irounda leama wanted to meet In
poat.aenaon crnpplo lie. dlJti't know
anything to pi event.
CRICKET TEST FOR
NEW YORK ELEVEN
Trlii! Match Willi Cnjil nrol.'fl
Tcnin KchiiHs In Even
Draw.
As a preliminary tn meeting the In
cngnltl cricketers of nnnMnJ at I.lv
Inghton Wednesday and T)iurday the
All New York eleven ulayed a trial
match agalnat a picked team, captalntd
by J. S. Itretx of tho New York nan
fax Cup tram at Vt'at New Ilrlghton,
R. I., yeaterday, and tho rcault waa a
draw with honors fairly even. The All
New Yoik playaa batted first and, al
though, two wlukets wero Inat quite
early. iwe.ded In putting Mfethcr a
total of HH. It, It. St. f Jcncs, the
tattat ocn'ilaltloil nf the Matin laland
f'tlcket nrd Tnnla Club, exiMled at
the bat. making 4. I.. It. Miller, with
33. had the next beat aiore and oth.r
doublfa werv rfintrraitcd ty M. ! Wood
n.ffe, W. M, itavbiirn, r. r. Kelly and
.1. U I'oyer.
Thu Ir.nlngM of the opiwalng aid wa
istrked by n flna atand on lh part of
It, O. Ormabywho went In flrat and
was net cut for 30 whtn tlmo ws called.
fXiuhlNt were nlao added by CI. M.
rinwn, O. Ttirvllle and O. Mtytr. Capt.
Hrftx'a teom netted SI for the low of
alx wlrkots.
Ttio score:
At.i, Nnw Yortic.
'., rt. Hull. I.b.w.. b. It. I'yr
tt. It. Ml, C. Joti, l, Davit. ..t
It, f'omaelio, li. Hrnltli
.1. !., Vtytr, ti. II. I'.iyer
t . It. Mlllor, . Kmliti
V. M. Ua'tiiim, ,, It. Inyr
It. I,. Wolrnri. ti. Havl"..
V, C, Taylnr. I.h.r.. b. frilth
C A. P. Vtilirt. li. Htli
O, Pavlitaan, b. Hatli
y. P. Kelly, nn out
J. V.. Turvllla. b. Ial
Kitta
Total
captain tmrrrrH tkam.
t XV. D Molte. li. twhunt
H..U. Ormiby. not out
II. t'oyr, b. Mllltr.
II. (.-tnUh, f. Taj lor. b. I)t.uwt
O. Meyer, e. foma'tm. b. Millar
ft. M. llmnn, b. MIHt.....
0. Turvlllef c. Wooilrelf. b. ttaiburn,
P. (J. Haifa, not out
Kxtr&a
Total tn nlrketa). ............... ...
H. :. II. Booth-m. J P. Havlj, A
klnua and J, II. Ilrrt iUil not hM.
"l",wiir-lf. Po)-r, 3 for it: Hrtlth,
411: Davla. 4 for SI: Miller. .1 f'r H,
hunt, 1 for if; Ilaeiiuni, 1 fur 10 .
. 1
. 4
.
. in
. M
. It
. K
. 0
. n
'. It
. :i
. 13
."it?
o
... t
... .1
... n
,.. it
... is
... f
... n
... ni
, lloa-
4 for
Dew
DAVIS CUP PLAYERS COMPETE.
Rpirial to Til Bin am Nttw Voaic llr.tu.
I'lllt-VPtU'lltA, Sept. 13. Uavls Cup
tennis players put on an exhibition this
afternoon befor 3,000 apectHtunt at the
Howard MeCall Memorial Field, In which
TTIIllam Tllden, th world's alnglcs
champion, waa extended to tho limit by
Wallace P Johneon, national aeml
flnallat. Johnson won tho first ret, 7 C,
nnd Tllden evened It up by taking the
second, 313. Johnson complaint d of
sort) feet, and tho third set waa called
off to make room for another singles
match. In which Htnnley lVnrron, the
Philadelphia tltlo holder, beat Carl
Plscher of Penn In one sot, C 4.
Two sets or doubles ware played be
tween Tllden nnd Ham Hardy, captain
of the Davis, cup team, and Johnson and
I'caraon, tha Middle PtaWa title holder,
In which tho Utter pair won th first,
97, but dropped the second, 119.
Si
ON BELIECLAIBE UNKS.
Play In tho championship tournament
of tho Hollcclntrc Country Club continued
as far a tho second round yesterday,
Amonff the aurvlvors at that'stace are
Dr. A. T. Haleht. tho tltlo holder, and
A h. Held. A. C. tirraeon am not mcei
W. O. I'Voollch, and tho P. Wolf-J. Hkll
en match was also deferred until later
In tho week. Tho results of tho match
nlnv rounds follow'!
lli-lleclalr.! Counln- Ciuti ('h.iniploMhln
Klrat inuad Miatcli hlay.is lioten. Or. A, T.
UnUM beat I). A. llahtn, S and li William
Vltl beat l. I J. upi J. n. nuinri,
Uat J. WhMtaker, a ami 1 1 P. Well lat
J, llnin. I upi W. O. Prwllch tieat A.
VlllUmi. 1 p: A. 0. (Ireaart-t beat I., ti.
T.ltli, 0 and i: I), n. Ny beat II. M.
Uphrim. I up: A. I.. Ilald biat It. A. iJlck-
"p;(SnSRitou'nd-Dr. A. T. HIM beat Vltt,
0 and 5! Ued beat Nye, 3 and 2.
AQUEDUCT ENTRIES.
Plral itace-Tlirta-year-olds and upward:
inarx. iiur. "
r:o park Hill. ..110
urn ft.'v U.I1V...I1T
Index. Horse. Wt.
Kt. lldore...HS
IBM) Tlie Nephew..) IT
S70 Tl"aey 1Z2
t"T' Ij"t Irfavej.. in
AM Armlath-e ...105
' SHI Nlshtnllek ..122
D12 Tlnrf-a-I.tni. .113
"III Q'n lllonda...1W
ar. lion Trump. ,iu
841 tiibt U0I.1...10:
iab:t llMidrln ....i!S
7is'lftnit AIW..JM
mo 'Alma it. ...lot
Ml P'n of Como.110
4TJ Am. Holdler.io:.
70", Aanunsn 113
HU SAlUU IUi
tn lll.- t.lnh(..110
Second lUci? Thiee-ytar-olda nnd upward;
maldtnai iteepleehate: about two tnllmi
. a... atA. ttrfrltrt.l.hh. 1 1 4aa
inai'X. num..
r(H I2rlockr ..142
KSn' The Trout... 13.1
M2 Hurry Up... ,142
Pit KwecptTtcnl .,142
Oil Lclllt Trull. Ill
Tiilni P.ace-Thrca.ycar-olds: aelllnci m'llet
Indra. lloraa. Vi. lndtx. Horae. Wt,
m.lll.li.i.1. It.llfl ISAr.l R. Minn.. Iln
ksii Hurr , .!.
TSji Tho Iiamb... lll(0l!) Le Rlrlux..llil
Fourth Itace The Oakdale Handicap; two.
Indsx. liorjo. . "it
Inn.v 1ln..a
P0)i Ulir unmi.t.iw
(720) Murlbus ..1.I25
Vol Araaahos .,.102
ni3) ury ioon...,lll
S07) Knobbl Ki
6(U) Grey Lag,,.. ltd
tAj . . .- - - - . . -
....... t. . . n1trA..v...1,t. ....I ... 1 .
"m Frottown ..W
!0S Aurunl .... I"
KM Hliiianddah..lOJ
W)2' Ouf Ttf PIUW.IW
Mali Clraat autb.lW,
031 neejreso ,...1OT
(908) Kln AgrlppB.Ill.1
InitH. Hon.. vt,
Oonl .,,,.,,101
PM Ixittory ifm
844 Dloscorlda ..1UV
hi. li, itaco-Ttto.ycar'Obls: fillies: fivefur.
Indej:. Horae. Wt. Index. Ilorje. ""Wt.
t80 Douxh (lrl..ll2 BDI Uay Lilly... .107
I'trpltxlty ..103 N.np Tide. ..102
Kafflf Olrl.. 102 633 MavoUrneu,tl07
POO CUlllnan ....112 PaAay 102
4IU O.wd Bye. ..107 SIR Joan Mario.. 107
MT Prltht 104 :S Tamarlak ...112
Weather clear; track fast.
Plva pound apprentlct allowance claimed.
THE SUN AND
iARMY OFFICER IS
Cajit. Vim VHct rinj'H imprca
wlvely in CaHtlo l'olnt
CIiiiiiiiiIohsIiIji.
II r HAMI'lll, J, IlltOOICMAN.
AllhoiiRh tho IrndlnK tills tnurnrt
menla are nut nf lh way, there still i
main n numlwr of Intercatlnn events rra
tho tennis acaaon comes in a clna, and
one of tho beat of them Is tho annual
t'aatla Point charnplunahlp, Mhlcli open
l on Halurdny mi tho courts of tli
llobokrn Triimls Club with an entry of
103 playi'in, and which narrowed down
yesterday to- nineteen survivors, Cnn
aldrrliiK tho fact that tho club has only
five dirt courts and that defaults were
few, the Iloboken committee has dona
remarkably well to redtico. Iho field to
rapidly,
Many of tho second filBhl of local lawn
tennis idayera are nmonit thosu still left
to contend for the title cups. They In
clude Harold A. Throckmorton, tho New
Jorsey champion and Isat year's winner
of tho tournament, Frederick l Ander
son, Paul Martin, I.udlnw VanderYcnt
er. Percy U Kynaaton, Joseph W. 1 nx,
Alfred I). Ilammeti, William Hnaenbaiim
and Cniilaln 11. l Van Vllet, nn Army
ortlcT. HeBlnnlns to-day, some of the
most prominent of tho nietropolllan
woman tennis players will start In sin
eb and before ttiu wtok Is tin there will
Ni tn( doubles, women's double and
fixed double.
Captain n. 0. Van Vllet. who Is the
champion of tha Iloboken Club, was the
only ono to advance ns far as tho round
before tho semi-final. Ho won two
matchts durlnc the day, ahowlnc n sur
prisingly tfftctlvn as wtll as forceful
gsmo In de fcatlng Prank MaeW'atty with
tho loss it only on gam and In eliminating-
Philip Vandeventer In a sharp
thrw set tussle marked by swift strok
ing; and nn abundancn of spectacular
volleylnc-nt th net. Captain Van Vllet
appears to havo Improved considerably i
slnco laat season and will bo a hard man
to beat In tho toumament. I-udlow
Vandeventer. ti brother of Philip. nn.F
nnallat In lit New York HUlo clmm
plonshlp, mot with betttr lucwss, win
nlnK thro.1 malebes. two of them in
strnlght seta ard tho other by tho peru
bar acor. of e-l. 0.8, 6-0. He M In tho
samo half nf the dtuw as Captain Van
Vllet nnd may have tin opportunity to
nvensc Ills brother's defeat befots the
ilnal la nai bed.
Ono of the surprises of the da as
tho unexpectedly fine play of Henr
Hcwctsoii of Dayonne, who compete.! m
three mutches, defeating the aeretwle.
hard hlttlue Oerald r.tnerfon. - -'
60, In the first. J. A. Mageo of Haiti
moro stralKht sets In tho second, and
extendtnc I'redorlci: c. Anucrsuii iu ...
limit to win the third. Rut for the effort
be cxpendi-d In the first two contents
llewelaon might have come cloao to
beatlnc Anderson. Until recently Howet
son. who enllated anon after the openlns
nf the world war, has been In the tana
dlati air service. Tlie Mat two reasona he
has Wd frequent opportunity for tour
nament play In Canada, and ho auc
reeded thla yi-a'r In wlnnlns; the chain
plonfhlp of Toronto, He Is master of
an effective backhand stroke that Is
more, offensive than defensive In char
hcvt, nnd ho I very fart In covering
court and In finding his openings,
Double faulting, due prpobably lo Mek
of practice recently, checked him often
In his match with Anderson.
A bye anJ a default have advanced
Throokmorton to Ihe third roitnd, and
iVllllam noenbatim, runner-up a year
ago, Is In ,tho fourth round, without ,
having made n rtroke. Percy,!. Kynas
ton. thu Nassau nnd Queen champion.:
encountered iirexiH'led trouble In ellml-l
nntlng Harold HrunV In n third round
match, the latter forcing him to a cloe
score In each Bet. i
Tbr fluiiiniary.
Iloboken Tinnl Club Klnslea Plrat Hound
II. Ileeton def'ate.1 Crrald Hrn'raon, 0-3.
I l, 0-0 P. p. I'nwrr un Imm Carl
lidlff by dpfaull. I.udlnw Vnndcvrtiler !
fitel I.. V, ICnox, 0-3, P-7. C. Clmplln
dfild IV. rf. r'n, ol, 0-3. I W.
Fibber drfrate.1 T. It. Piitichn .1-n. n-2,
ft-J. Cdn'&nl 0.nre dfffated 11. Lanadcll,
rt). ft2. P. Pllon d.Irated IV. H. Uuxton.
rt 3, rt 7. 7 S, A. 1.. Ilrur.iau won from
Vincent Hleharda by default, tt. I). Golden
wen frnm Into Hartman by jlefaiilt.
Second Iloim.l-P. II. DeilfT defratnl K, B.
Johnfon, 3-0, fl S, fl-2. Ilsrnld A. Tbiuek.
mennii wnn firm J, rlon by default. ,J.
WaMian defeated Kdmiind Ilr. a-!, 2-Lfl,
7-3. P. D. Power defeated Stephen V. llru.
bani, 7. 0-3. il-3. Percy 1.. Kynaaton
defeated H. tlnrdtier. 0-1, 0-0. It. llrunlo
drfrnted H. I.. Woffnrt. ft-3, -2. O, 11.
Meelil.. defi'Sted W. II. Kchvriirtt, -2, 4-0,
n-7. Oeotso 0. Mnoro, defeated Mlehael n.
M.n-keuud, fl-,1, H-'J. Prrderlek P. Vliderwn
drfente,t P. Kuh. 0-1, 0-1. II. Ieivtcn
Hefcated J. " A. Mapee, 0-0, 12-10. J
Jtatthci defer. -fd H I;. Patn-r --t, o-j,
.1. W. Fox defeated It. M. Klrkland. 0-2,
4- 0, 0-5. Paul Mnrtln defeated V. II,
Trtesl, O-O, 7-3. Albert J, Oitrndorf lie.
frntfd II. Wleellhler, 0-2, 0-1. I.iidluw
Vandcx-enter defeated M. Meiner, n-4i, it-s,
Pdnoril Oeliner defeated It W. Fl'her, S-,
ft .1. , I., llruntnu defeated P. Fllon., 73,
5 0. Hilton Poper defeated 11. 1). (Inlden,
S 0, 03. M'llllam ltoenbanm won from II,
It Hathav-ay by default. Capt. It. C. Van
Vllet defeated F. MacWattjr. 0-1, 0-0.
Philip Vntidewnlcr defeated Jack Martin,
0-3. 7-3. .
Third Itound-F. II. Pevttt d.lfeated n. II.
Bchoepp, 0-4, 4-lt, C-l, Kenneth I). Plutier
wen from C. Anderson by rie'alrit, Allrel
D. Ilammelt defrnted P. D. Powers, 0-1,
0-0. Percy I.. Kynaaton defeated II. HrunlJ,
04, 0-4. Ucorje C, Moore defeatcil O. 11.
Mnckte, fi-1. IP a, Frederick C, Anderaon
defeated It. IIewetnn. 03, 73. Joieph W.
Pox defeated J, Mauli'v. il-l. 0-0. Capt.
P.. a Van Vllet defeated!!, 11. Mulford, il-l,
0-1. Phllln W,.1ven.tr defeated llnri'4
Htvaln, 0-3, 7-T.. WIIMm IUe"bnun Woe
(rum tt. I. linrr by default, Paul Morten
dtfeatrd Albert .1. Ontiadorf, 01. C 4,
I.Udlnw Vandeventer defeated C. Chaplin.
0-1, 0-0, 0-0.
Pound Itoumt Capt. It. C. Van Vllet da
fentcd Philip Vandeventer, 7-S, 20, 0-1.
I.aeU of Upset.
To tho chanire from a June to Septem
ber date Is attributed tho total lack of
upsets In the women's national tennis
championship, which wound tin In a tri
umph for Mrt. Molla HJurBtedt Mallory
'at tho Philadelphia cricket Club on sat-
urday, l or tho urn tlmo In the lristory
of tho tournament the championship
found Kll of the prominent players after
a lonif series of grass cdurt competi
tions fullyi prepared for tho tltlo test.
In previous years many of tha contest
ants dcai'eoly had sufficient worlc to get
Into satisfactory physical condition "jc
fore the champlonhhlp event came along.
Tho only surprises of the women's
tltlo tournament wero the scores, not the
results, nnd In no match was this as
marked ob In the tltlo round, in which
Miss Marlon Zlndemteln of Uostoh met
defeat, 83, C li Mrs. Mallory played
championship tonnU throughout nnd left
no doubt as to her right to the title, but
It would bo wrong to Infer that she Is
as greatly- auperldr to Miss Zlndersteln
as tho score shows.
The truth of tho matter Is that when
both aro playlnf nt tho top of their
gatrio there la very little to choose bc
livecn them In tennis effectiveness. The
decisive defeat Is explained by the fact
that whereas Mrs. vMallory played stead
Uy, confidently and aggressively and
without the slightest trace of nervous
ness, Miss Zlnderstclrr. handicapped by
overanxtety, was unable to do herself
justice , The latter la capable of far
better tennis than ho showed In tho
title match, and with another year or
two of experience may attain the t0a
of her tennis nmbltlon. She has u well
rounded game, plehty of speed. Kood
Command of strokes and la equally pro
flclent at a baseline or a net attack.
NEW YORK HEIta
HIGH LIGHTS AND SHADOWS
IN ALL SPHERES OF SPORT
Hy DANIRI.,
y CovVripht, iJ9, v The fluN.Jtrriirt Corj'orallon,
A3 tho major leaguo wuebal! scamp, rushea Into Ita final fortnlRltt tho
IJrooklyn club, vraotlcally uasurctl of the poniiant tn tho National
LcAtrup, la )erliop moro Intcrrsled In tho itrugBlo In Iho American
Ivnffuo Ihiui It la In Ita own rcmalnlnif nlno games, Only r fw tlay M
Nrw York eherUhdl Iho roml hope that tho Yankce would, nfter all, win
tliclf first pennant nnd work their way Into u world's aeries. Hut tlm ll
aatroiis rontests with tlif White Hom, In which tliu Now Yorka rfnped n
harvest of regreln nnd 1lMttwlntinont4 Vth three ilefenta In Hurcewiloti,
iilmust Veduceil tho Yankee liopo lo the neto mark. Mlllor JltiKHln' men
still hav n ohniice. Iliit nvfn Now York must admit that It U a very slim
ono Indeed.
It look- very much na If those who will want lo eo tho Wic aeries will
havo to do their trnvelllrii between Flntbush and ClevVund. It the Yankees
cannot win, Now York wants to see tho Indian gain tho prlxe, Tor one
thing, tho Indians aro moro popular here than nro the Wlilto Box. And for
another, Cloveland lost Chapman, llosldcn, a lot nf nasty things wero said,
and still aro bclnit bandied around, about tho showlnrj of the White Box
against tho HmIs lost fall.
With tho Yankees asaln takmc the pace of othem the barometric Husslns
onco moro Is the target for vltriollo criticism. When the Yankees win Huk
gins becomes the Ureal Manager, hut when ho loaea he Is niado tho Goat,
We do not think that Hub Ins Is the best manager In the major league, but
ho certainly Is not tho nle which some critic mako him out to lie. HugKlns
Is tho victim of u Frankenstein monster If wo may bo pardoned the use of
such a comparison. Ho linn stars whoso places ho rinrn not (111, nnd theso
stars do not behave ns players In thn thick of a pennant Unlit should, W'v
do not Indict many of the Yankees, When the senson Is over theto may lio
some Interesting pull mortem.
Ilrooklyn I'llrhlng Staff (lain .Support for the dab.
In spite of tho fuet that tho American 1eatiuo entry l yet to bo deter
mined, world's series discussion already waxes hot. Tho Brooklyn have
been mad occonil choice against tho Indians, Whlto Hox or Yankees. Hut
that doco not mean Hint (ho Dodsera nrn without stronir autinort. Many are
tho students of baseball who contend
the Dodgers will triumph. The major factor In tho debate is the pitching
question. Nobody wll dony that when It comes to bringing along and hnn
dllng pitchers Wllbert Hobtnson Is In a class by hlmsolf thero Is no second.
For a time, during nnd Just after tho last Western trip, Iloblnson's hurlers
stumped. Orlmcs alono retained his form. Hut of late tho rotund manager
has been getting results. In flrlmca and Pfeffer he hrut a duo who seem
capablo of fooling the bitters of any club which tho American League may
send Into the fall cl.iwla Cadore also appears to be n dependable, with Smith,
who has shown great Improvement, ns n fourth choice.
Marqunnl Is not quite In form, but It would not be aurprlslng tn see him
show the results of careful nursing by Robinson beforo tho week Is out.
KobinMoti developed Marqunrd from an (11.000 lemon with tho Cllnntn Into tho
foremost pitcher In the majors. Me took him on when the Now York club
said that he had fallen to International Leaguo class. And Itnhliison Is
working hnnl-wlth the Itube now. 80 do not be surprised If, In thn world's
aeries, that miii old Mnrqimnl throw n mean hall. Mutnaux Is coming
along In good shape, we nro told, The D.xlgers nro likely to bo much, very
much, in the fight. Ilowtver, It they havo to face Coveleskle, nigby, Cald
well nnd Morton there will be another aide to tho dlsouislon. Bo let's wait
for the llnal returns.
Jlojclmr ('ommlnlon' Ordor for the flood of the (lame.
Itesentmtiit against tho Boxing Commlwlon for forcing tho postponement
of tho Cnrpentler-Levlnsky nnd Dcnlpsdy-Hrcnnan bcutH has given way,
among thone who havo thought the matter out, to a fcollng that thn action
:s for the best New York has been Waiting for worthwhile boxing for
SKvernl years nnd It con afford to writ a whllo longer, for that waiting will"
mean better protection for the public and the reduction of tho danger of harm
to the law and tho sport. Tho Hoxlng Commission got down to real business
cnly last week. It makes io iiones nlout confessing that It Is not qulto
familiar with Ita ground nnd that It seek more tlmo to acquaint Itself with
detail.
Tho commission fee's that events like tho two heavyweight meetings
vftponed would, If they miscarried hi any way, give the opponents of boxing
powerful nmnitinltlon.
SWEDISH ATHLETES BEST.
Win Point Honor nl Full Cnuirs
of Scnnilltinvinn l.enunr.
The representative, nf lb Hwedlsh
American A. ?. yesterday carried off the
honors In the fall games nf the Kcandl
uavlan American Athletic League at
Timer Park. Hrooklyu. Tho Swedes won
four of tho aevi'.i nents contested nnd
took the majority of second nnd third
places. J. Wlterg won tha tbre mile '
handicap run from the 22 ysni line,
while tho 120 yard low hurdlen rnco
went tu It. Yickstrom. It. Sandiiulet took
the 100 ynrd, tho only other track ovenU
The summaries'.
fiY) Yard thtoli. Ila". dleao. Won bv II.
R.Tiid,Ul!t. Knedliili-Amerlcan A. C. (actatchl i
ft. Je'i!Mn. Pfdlh A C, llrl Ic.iwrt, Conn.
(1 yard), second i w. liyira. Mnitfli.Arner
lean A. C. (aerrtch). third. , Time, 10!!.A.
120 Void how llunllei Itaco, Handicap.
Won by It. Vlkatron, riwedlih-Amerlcan A.
C. (aeratch). A. Jolineon, Pnedlih-Amerlcan
A. C. (4 yardi), second: P, fandaaiat,
Hcdlih.Amrrl''an A. C. 14 yard), tlilnl.
Time. 1.1 Me
Thrre Mil Itlin, Handicap. Won by J.
Wlbers, fiwrdlah-Atnerksn A. C. (21 jarda);
0, Ilinann. Hnedtah-Amcrlcan A. C. (SO
arda), aecondj (). Mtrana, Hwrdlth A. C.
1123 jarO), Ihlnl. Time, trtm. 10u.
Or. Mile Medloy Ililay liar for the Asp
lund Clian-plonthln Trophy. Won by Rwet-lh-Amerlcaa
A. C, flnt team (W. lljors,
A. Johnaon, J. Wlbera and It. Randqulitl;
RiVedlth A. C, nrldcepurt. Conn. (It. 11.
Sneneon, CI. Johnaon, It. llylander and I.
PanttraoiO. aecoid: Pir1lh-Anierlcai A. C.
eecnnd team (II. Htntnbors, H. Vlkatrom,
i:. Johnooii nnd P.. PhcO, third. Time, nn.
0 :!"
Thrnwlng tho Javelin. Handicap. Won by
A. Jobuton. Hwidhb-Ainerlean A. r,
OCratcli). lth I5i' fret, 2 Incliem K O.
Hamld, Alaul A. 0. (14 feet). 1.V, fret. .'.
Inthri, second: (1. HtRatroin, Vlltlnj A. C.
(II feet), 117 feet, II liich., third.
TI. run In' the Dlecua, HanJh au (cloitd to
Sidlh. American A. O Won by 1. rahla
(acrrteh). with 111 tret. 74 Inches: P. Krlek
ton (IS foetl, IIP feet, ru Inchea, iiecond: IV.
Jolineon (2d fret). IIS feet, third.
Pu'llns '2 IWind Phot, Handknp. Won by
V.. Neyatrom. Rardlali A. C, llrtdteport,
I'onn. (aerateh). ltli feet. It Inches: n.
Vlkatrfta, Hwedlib-Areetlcan A. 0. (1 feet),
12 feet, OU Inches, recoiid; K, O, Harold,
Aland A. C. (I Krt), 42 fett.-7H Inchoa,
'llunnlng Ilreart Jump,' Handicap. Won by
W. lUttk, ae.edlali.AtiK'tlcan A. C. (I foot.
4 lu'he.j, with 20 fel, 0 Inchea: A. Woat.
Pneitleh A. O., llrldceport, Ccr.n. (2 f,)"t, 0
tnchei). i! feet. SH (i choj. accond! It. liers
lurtd. Atlai A. p. (! f ft, C Inchea),. i tm,
2'i inchea, third.
JEESEY WANTS BIG BOUT.
Promoter to Illit for Cnrpentler
Levlnsky Match.
Jack I'rost, who will stage tho
O'Dowd-LewIs bout In tho Jersey Pity
ball park next Thursday night, an
nounred yesterday that he Will endeavor
to hold the Carpentler-Levlnsky boul In
the Jersey City ball park on the nlg-it of
October 12, tho date originally sot for
this bout, If bo cdn arrange terms eat7
Isfnctorily with the International flp'.n
Ing Club. Frost Is prepared to offer a
big purse for the bout, but declared that
he would make no move Until be had dla.
chased the situation with tho Interna,
tlonal Sporting Club.
"The Carpentlcr-Lcvlnsky bout Is too
Vis a contest tu sacrifice by n postpone
ment," said Frost "From what I itnv
heard there aro thousands of fans who
arc anxious to see Carpentler In acL'on.
While It Is true that it I Impossible to
give official referees' decisions In New
Jersey, still In twclvo rounds betvoen
men of this calibre It would be easy to
determine tho winner."
i
prxsant rtrn Lrrru: nocR.
N'r.W OM.EAN8, Bept. lB.-Wlth I.lltla
Ituck tha pennant winner and New Orleans
in second place, the Houthern A la r.n
yesterday concluded what baaeball author),
ties here claim ai tho niOat tuceful
aeaaon In Ita history from the atandpoltit of
fans, owners and plari. Atlanta iu
third. Although l.tltlo Itock previously
clinched the pcnnanl, It Vnn not Until yntr
dny that the rnc for second plane win -elded.
Illrmlnahairt finished fourth. Mem"
phi. Mobile, Nathvllle and Chattanooja fh).
lrlitd In the order named.
nAV I1KATK.S AT STOCKHOLM.
STOCKilobU, Sept IS. Jolo P.ay, tho
Illinois runner, was beaten to-day by S.
Lundgrcn by 20 yards In a 1,500 meter
race. The time waa 4 minutes 6 o-onds.
MO&MT, SElWBgR 20, lQ2b.
that no matter whom they encounter
MISS KAHL IS BEATEN.
Champion (ilrl ftprlntrr I.oaea toj
Mlaa AIcKrnnn.
Track nnd field performances of the
Mornlngslde a. C. won tho team prise
at t'io nnnual Bames of tho Harlem and
Iielxhts Athletic league at Marombs
nam Park yeeterday. They defeated
the Htm of the Bt. Chrlatepher A. C
b) a score of 28 points to S7. I
The outstanding surprise of tho pamen
tea tho defeat of Mian Mae Kahl,
champion girl sprinter of the Morning
aide A. C, in the 100 yard daah for
wonun, Her conqueror waa Mian Helen
Mcdrann, a thlrtcm-ycar-old memler
of Troop No. 4. (llrls Hcouts of The
Hmnx. Mlaa McOrium led the title
holder from atari to flnlab. Hlu bad
one yard to spare at the eod.
The hummarles:
lJc2 ?rf D,h (Handlcapl-nnM heat woa
1 'V17l"7' .Altn. '''Oalfsl Culture Club
l.ti yardaii Irvln Melnlck. Mornlntalde A.
C. (lUynrda), .econdi II. ltenedlcl. Oleneoa
A. C. (it yardu), third: II. Pouter. HI. Chris.
t.,pl.er a. C. (3 yarda), fourth. Time, f 4-S
BKonda.
." MII Walk (har.dlrapl-Won by II.
Muriel), Mondacslde A. C. (1.1 aeeonda); W.
Jafloon, Bt. Chrlitophar A. C. (43. leconda),
aKond, M. Llpaton, Mornlnnlda A. C. (CJ
aicondi), third: M. McSorley, (llencov A. C.
(I aeonda). fourth. Tim. 7:."J4.r..
SM) lard ltun (Ilandlcap)-Won by P, Rir
man, Kt. Christopher A. C. (7 ysrda): J.
Tioltnan. Rt. Chrletopher A. C. (M yarda).
... V vl v. jnrum.
Irirdi A Xthlhl.a u, i-.i. t . ...I
yanlt). fourth. Time, s;ih:..i.
luni nun iiianuirapi won ny Bdward
... v- v anil.,, if. ItinKfr,
C.lenroe ATC, (9 yarda), second; II, Marcani
. V.. ',V""!",snfr a. u. ii rani), tblrdi
' Chankln. Mornlnsa de A. C. (13 yardi).
fourth. Time. SI 4-5 seconds.
Two Mil ltun (llandleap)-Won by William
Ptokely. et. Christopher A. C. (0 yards):
It. Psnilnaon, Mornlnrild. A. o, (130 yarda).
........... n.iui., i.iuriiwiKnliltt A. U. 1140
isrda). third: I. uoff. Rt. ChrUtopher A. C.
.... ,u.;, iwuiiii. iinie, iv;u.4.,
IMtltng the 12 Tound Shot (Handlrap)
Won by PsvM Itotenberx. Oleneoa A. C
(acratch), nllli a put of 40 fet 10 Inches:
J. lorrocco, Oleneoa A. C. (S feet), with a
rut of J feat II Inches, aecondl J, Tatrart.
(tlenrpe .., c. (aerateh), with n put of 4.1
feet 3 Inchea, third: O. Fauit. Mornlnsilda
a n ii rAi i ki'ttti a ..
Inr1nf( fourth.
inmninit Uroa Juno (IUn-!(?Ap)Vrtn bv
Harry tlrnwrnuiiit Morr.iitmldft a. c. if
W .r." "cbViiuopheV A C. (I foot S
li.rhea), with a jumn of 21 feel 4 Inches, see.
..in. Mrnjniuin i.auarr. Aipna niyilcal Cul
ture Club (II Inchea), with a Jump of 20 feet
C. (I foot S Inchea), with a Jump of JO feet
?,n,d.n teh'r. fjr. mt
C. (W. Felditein, Harry liraverman; J, Mel
mi,, bhu ... mjiiii.;. vv ynraa; rii, UhtiatO
pher A. 0. (J. Carter, J, rnmcan, O. fiber
m.an.n.lni W'!i"m,' " t1 eond:
Joflcton. ItunvMl And rnUmorc), R3 yanlii,
Iieredlet and Michael Tel). 00 yards, Sunn
Tinirt not tfcittn. ,
.,T.'-If V;..,i'l,nn.(for B'rlsl-Wqn by Mia.
.ir.rn .....iiiiiii. .(..up nu, i, itirt .eotita of
The Prunx: Mla Mao Kahl, Memlhiralde-A
C second : Mlaa Marlon Hoebel, Mornlnffslda
A. O.i third. Time. 1.1 4-3 aeeonda,
Pt. Chriatepher A. C. 7 points'' Olencoe a!
vnitnvAY wins at rooTn.L!
Vixa Pir. MAn, Chile. Bept 19.
Hruguay'a football team defeated nratll
In the Bouth American football cham
plonshlp tournament here yesterday, the
scor being I to 0. tlrutjuay la thus far
In the lead, havlnc amassed a total of
seven point. Tho neat jama will ba
between the Arrentln and Chilean
team on Monday.
stKMl-riN'AM 1-OH OAKLAND rtP.
3. H. Waller. J. R. Corrlcan nnd Dr. V.
B. nrown advanced lo the aeml-flnala In the
second round at tttatrh play for the v!c
irealdnt' clip at the Oakland Oolf Club yiu.
terday. Kcores vere: B. B. Wall.r defeated
W. C. Walt. 2 and 1: J. K. cerrlgim di.
feated Dr.,H, 8. Htearnea, n and 4! Dr. IV,
H. Ilrowri defeated 11. E. IVonde, II h!,J f,
II. A. Wllmerdln vs. J. V. Otnliai.i, ir.ntch
poitpontd.
itEsvi.TM on ri.tsiii.vd c. r. links
I.. R. Day, A. B. Andrews. H. J. Kllduff
and either P. II. Porter Or XV, A, Mantle, nut
ba contestant" In th aenu-flnal for the
champ!onhlp of the tTuliln Country Club
aft a reult nf tha tnnti'li play rounds ys(er
day. TteaiiUa were I L. V. Day defeated It,
II. Iloyd, 1 up: A. 0. Andrews defeated B. F.
Oatea, B And I ; K. J. Kllduff defeated P. F.
rhllllpa, 4 and 3 P. D. Porter-W. A. Uantl
match postponed. ,
KID LEWIS DID NOT
WIN BRITISH TITLE
Uoim! of Control Utiles I)c
linrrpd Him From tho
Clinmplonfllilp.
Hr ClllHIiKH r, MATIII80N.
II annenr lo bo Impoaalble for an
Lngltsh boxer to comb to thlf country I
and refrain from Iftllnrf ClAlm to a
championship title, but It remained for
Kid Lewi to Inilit tint ho nrougnt
two tltlc.1 with lilm rrotn Morrlo Kiib
land, lie say ho won tho weltr
chnmplonshlp of the llrlllih Isles' when
he stopped Johnny Ilrini, holder of
tho Lonsdale bolt In that class, nnd tlut
h captured tho mlddlewel-ht tltlo
when he dtfcMed th IChhMkI holder of
th honor. There 1 no miration tlut
tawl outclsase all the wller and all
he middleweight In Knc.and, flcotund
Wales nnd Ireland, but III claim that
he (told the Hrltlah chrmplonshlps In
thnio two elasie Is an aburdlty.
True, Lewis, whose name la Oershon
Mendeloff, Is a native of Knuland. and
tn that ground mlnlit b ronildercd
elenlhle to bo? for the llrlllsh tl.lles,
At tho same lime, th fact tnat lie una
inndo America His homo for many years
nil has announced his Intention or be
co..tln a citi.en of tbl country, would
lrobaWy ileb.ir him Loin Incqulrln
piiBlllstlo honors.
Hut there Is In existence an Insuper
able objeellon to lewM holding fn
i:nlsh boxing title. Tl.l I In h
form of a rule recently udni.'.nl by the
r-iltlsh Hoard of Holng Control, de
barring from titular honor all boxer
t,).o fulled to servo wlln Iho English
forces In the iato war.
A Lewi remained In America during
the war and advanced no further in
military operation than a bnxlnir In
tmctorshlp. It can be readily een that
' o Ii not champion of any class In hng
.and. At tho same lime that does noi
i ...... it., enni ill. I be ta one nf the
niljs'J . w .Mw ...... .. ---- , , .
..1...... in ih wnrlil nnd can noiu
his ojvn with the middleweight.
nti,.ii nrentinvmentM nt the Har
den boxing bouts were welt nigh per-
..i.t tliern ivcr. aof!i drvbltlona flOill
rule that did not..eoai i" enRlo eye
of the Hoxlng commitaioncra. ii ia
tn .. iii.v will have been corrected
before nnnther set of bout Is at.iged,
Ono serious violation of rule was In tho
abaene of padding on mo ring iiiwr mi-
... . . u . .... Th. .Atimi covprlnir
extended only to the rope and beyond
thai point there were nnre nonnm. uh
nn. nt (h 1,itera Iveen knocked down
near the rope ami struck his head on
the boards tne resuu muni nar ui
serious. The rule covering mo nm, i.iui-
la vn.i- nllnll. It MiSdst "The
rinir floor shall be padded with felt, cor-
lurated papir. matting or oiucr eon inn-
I...U1 in n ihleknoa of not less than (in
Incli, extending one foot beyond the ring
ropes. Willi a lop covering oi canmr,
,i ri. ... Mlmllne material. tllfhtlv
I tretched nnd laced to ring platform,"
A ling floor thus padded tiafeguards
boxers from serious Injuries In case of
falling or being Knocaeu non-n. u rw
lilin,i ..vine thai To Hlcknrd will
ace to It that the Harden ring la prop
erly padded before he hold any more
bout. A some of Itlckard's subordi
nate do not appear to be familiar with
the rules in rnrce unucr mo winner
law. It may Interest them to know that
.1.. a... ... ...tnla.fi rnnleli liV annh'lnff
at the international Sporting Club. 10 f
west toriy-nrsi sireeu
Few men have bad more experience
. ....! ....... 1,'IIIIa... l..l.tn..M n.nl !
in uoxinjc iiimi n iinujji ...uiuwu, i..
Charles Thorley 1 a veteran In ring
event. The fact that they agreed on
Welling as the winner of the boul wltn
Dundeo naturally has much weight with
boxing fans. Nevertheless the writer
maintains that In tho matter of points
the Italian earned tho decision. Dun
dee -la a speedy little chap, full of
stamina, but iIocm not hit h.inl enough
to break a nlndowpane. Yet In the
matter of clean, fair hits he landed
four to oaa by Welling. The Italian
also did the major part of ttTO leading,
and hla defence was excellent, u was
proved by the number of time Welling
missed.
Welling Is tho slowest lightweight In
captivity with a heavy punch, but Is
unable to land It frequently, owing tn
lack of apeed. It Is true that Wclllng's
blows did more damsge than Dundee's,
and the little fellow had a crimson nose,
but In all the other points of tho bout
Dundee had the advantage.
Tho referees nt tho Harden bouts
nrown, White and McPartlanrt were
good tn look upon In their white fhnnela,
but Tommy Noblo'n rhlof second spoiled
Ihe effect. This gentleman appeared In
ihe ring corner wearing a eleeveletei red
flannel undershirt, his working trousers
and a worried look. Thero seems to be
no good reason why the seconds should
not fittingly array themselves before get
ting under a atrong ring light In the
presence of 10,000 persons many of the
fair eex.
TENNIS AT SEABRIOHT.
FptcM lo Tito Rcn akd Nw Yoaic Itniit.n.
KRAiintnitT, X. J., Hept. 19.On th
courts of the Seabrlght Lnwn Tennis
and Cricket Club before one of the most
enthusiastic tennis gatherings, Includ
ing Charles Lnndery, president of the
West Side Tennis Club, the challenge
round In the club doubles was played
this afternoon. 11olcotr.be Ward, paired
with Jtcrnon S. Prentice, for many year,!
tho club's singles champion, defeated
Hooker Talcott. former Harvard racquet
wlcldcr, and J. P. Young In straight
set 108, 78, 7 B.
Following tho doubles match Charles
Landers, engaged Frank C, Armstrong,
a former Toronto and all Western cham
pion, In a singles exhibition match. Hj
defeated Armstrong In straight nets,
1210, I G. The cut servleo of the
West Bide official coupled with hi
book hand drive proved too much for
tho local tennis mentor.
II. BTElNKIt VICT On.
Harold Rtelnar yesterday1 won the golf
championship of the inwood Country Club,
iterating Dr. N. K. Bprssue In the thirty
mi hole final by 2 up. Kleiner waa 4 up
la th morning, but bednnlne tha afternoon
round Dr. Eeragus mad three of the rim
jiolea under par. a flash which rrrovered
three holes for hhn. At the tenth Kleiner
made, a btrdla to turn. 2 up. Tlie wlnne.'
l ad M each lima around, nhllo Dr. Ppraguit
as 83 In tha morning and 70 lit the after
noon. Bteinar won the championship of
Hollywood lwu weeks ago.
INTKlt-TJUnVR BASRnAt.I, SKItlKS.
IlALTIMOllE, Hept. lO.-Th poat-seaaon
aeries between Rt. Paul, pennant winner
In the American Association, and Ilattlmore,
winner In the International league, will
Mien In this elly October t Csmea will be
played here October f), 7, O.nnd 10, after
which th two teams will bo to Kb. Paul,
llm dates tor that city have hot been tn
l.oiinet.1. Tlio series will be the best five In
nine games, The St. Paul players who hay.)
gone to the Nattor.nl and American league
will bo eligible.
GIANT'S m'Y TWO NPAV PI.WF.UX.
INDIANAPOLIS. Hept. 10, Charley White,
bouse, pitcher, and Walter (Hutch) lien
line, catcher of tho Indianapolis American
Association team, have been told to the New
York National Leagu club tor delivery nest
Siason, It waa announced here yesterday, In
return for the two playera Owner Kmlth of
the local club WUI ret alx (llant players.
PougUS, Ilalrd and Fred (Klnt) Lear an
among th alx.
Major Leaguo Rccordi
for the Last Week
The weak's record In eirh Jesgua of
ssmea ila)d, wen and lt, Tilth mn,
blia, arrora, men left on !. and run
arortd by eionnia, Ineludlni taxi' of
Haturday, Heptembar I", la as follow I
NATIONAL I.llAOUn.
,. P. WM. II. H. B.I.H,On.
1 rooklyn ,,,,. fl.2 M M 10 l SI
Neve, lord ,,,, 7 4 fl to M 14 Jil
nclnnatl A 2 4 f 61 Id 4 41
I tHhurg 7 S n Id 44 0 21
Plilffio , l il 3d 7d If 4t Sa
HI, Ixrula li A 4 M 0 M U
h1?,'"? N 4 4 JO 7d 6 0.1 0
I'lilUdrlphl ,,. 0 3 4 42 01 2 31 M
AMUltlOAN MIAQUR.
, , P. WM. It. II. K.MI Oil,
nevelsnd ,.,, T i no a 12 41 0
I'lilearo M 4 3 44 Id 13 4rt 41
Hew York .... u .1 a 4d hi n rl 4i
Ht. L)Ull t 4 3 0.1 110 10 02 40
Hoaton ,, 7 3 40 7d 14 07 01
Waahlniton ... d S 4 Vd fll 3 41
l trull a 3 4 ao 70 11 w M
I'hlladrlphU ... T 2 11 ill 63 8 40 nt
M0T0RB0AT CHAMP
WINS THREE CUPS
Leads Cruisers In 15 Milo
flcenu Iliico of tho Tain
afjiia Yacht Cluli.
The motoibont season rame to an end
jester lay, with the fifth annual ociau
rsco of the Tamaqua Yacht Club, As Is
often tho case, tho final, brush of ihe
yvar brouubt one of the largest fleet
of the reason to the starting line nnd
also was ono of the most Interesting
contents of the year, Out of an entry
list of thirty-four boat, twenty-four
camo to the starting line. They went
over an ocean course of forty-five
nautical miles, and all finished but two,
which hid engine troublo and had lo
withdraw,
Tho cmft wero divided Into two dlvl
flons and rnceM under the rules and
rating of the American Power Host As
sociation, which sanctioned the 11 .Meat.
In tho larger class, which was for cruis
er rating more than 33.50, the winner
on both actual nid i-orrccteil time was
Champ, thu property nf William Horn'.
Tlie victory gave Champ three different
ci:p. Oni was for the be', actual time
over tho course, another for hrr vie-
lory In class A and the third for the
lust performance made by any motor
boat enrolled la the Tamaijua club dur
ing tho season.
In the second division, the winner was
Pnlcon, tho properly of P. V. Johns of
the Hudson Hlver Motorboil Club. 1'al
con won on her conected time.
The course took the craft from the
bell buoy roitth of Manhattan Heach to
u mark off Itorkaway Hhna's. Then to
another buoy off Hockaway Inlet. The'
craft then ran along tho Long island
cnist to n mark eff Jones's inlet. Thvy
then put out to aea and raced to tho
'imbro.10 Light Ship. They then con
tinued on Inward the Jersey coast and
rouudei the Hcotland Light Vessel. Then
they came home.
There was a strong northwest brcese
blowing that kicked up a nasty sea. It
was rartbailnrly rouch on the way
home when a flood tt Jn met the wind.
KoRardtrs. of Ihe wind and sen, the
powerboats plugged along and made
remarkably fast time. The summary:
ocka.n' lurT.-ooirnHn, 4.1 mii.i:-
HTAIIT, 10 A. M.-4'LAHB A.
Utapied Co.rrefte.1
Tim. Tlnv.
Yarht end Ownor. H.M.fi. H..M.8.
rhamu, IV. Ilond ft (U I 4 M 14
Madeline III.. O. Iteltly 5 1 41 4 M r.i
J. M J. M. iMnera . r. 0 23 4 51 ' I
(lyro 111.. J. a. pavia n it 0 11 11
Itentllf, P. A. Pelaner ft II 40 ft II 40
lllue ntril, II. It Chllda f. 4.1 00 3 in TA
XUrbo, C. J. O'llrkn r. 41 18 6 20 OH
Minnie II., tt. V. Itarton.... 0 02 27 .1 21 .TI
inoinour. A, . .Minaieion.. . m n .1 01
U-renav.lln. P. O. Thnmas. . rt 01 4S R 21 04
Telcot. N. J. Vsndtrmlndun. 5 43 4il S 2il OS
Ituth II., W. T. liod.1 4t :,l r, ib wj
Wlmpus, P. tt. Collins Disabled.
Itnon, I.. uiuer unauieu.
ni.AJtd II.
Falcon. i W. Jolin r. TA 1? r. 40 47
.Vatalle II.. A. Nelson. Jr... r. M 1.1 ft 40 01
Comrade, W. Irwin r, M IS 5 4d FJ
Viva, A. ITttU.. n " .1 n ' r
AdeliiH', P. It. Kolinon B M 23 5 40 13
Wlleaway, 1., Hltllnger 0 II .17 .1 SO 13
Kodak, It. J, H.iallncr 0 07 43 a 32 17
l.tabla, V. C. llsmbler ft 31 14 0 10 Oil
Ituthle II., P. lnybell. ...... rt M .IT 11 Id 1
Marlon 11., T. McUce 0 43 00 0 2.1 08
ROD AND
mail ivATF.il ron local akolf.hb
HMty llmk Prlnri4 Jamaica. Pay
mie llorjrvijoe), mr .VfB?W
Date.
A M.
.'.A,. ....... ..... .......
September 20.
September 21.
Hcptemher 25
September 23 .
12-..W
. 1 M
. 2A1
!l:47
I'll; 1 .1X1 13.1 i:.ti
2 PI 1.39 8:21 1.17
.114 S:Art !IP) 3:34
4:07 .1A3 4:13 4:30
4u'.7 4:41 3.01 0.10
se,)ieniurr i
4UI0
The tlmo shell la the above tablo b Caaurn
one hour.
Wente Ihe Meshes la Neta F.nlarged.
Appreciating tho fact that we must tmve
eominerclal llsblng. 1 am writing thla In the
W .SmVs: ;-ho finT'deiiihrm, h
sport er r snin m 'w i""""1
. ... ...... Mm.. ...rtntt those, ubo fol
ann ni iiw ....... r -
low thla calling for an Income to do so.
I fully DSIieva inai wia i.ihj .... .v....
when action must bo taken. If fishing Is tO
?unrW l" th" waters of the middle Atlantic
Alia norm yunu .. a I
mlial be concerted and forcefully conducted.
In eonveraauon mm e.i, n,.u. .....-hc-vl
depends on flshlni 1 learned that great
havoc w Ulng wrouitnt by the use of nets
with meshea ot a half Inch, and In many
rnsse l" than that. In Iheso ns th;
yoeiw flsli r eaueht and tha detructloii Is
ippalllng. It the site of the meah was llm.
. . . . 1 . . .I.... .I.pk In. I11.. flail Al A
Ilea 10 noi ir.. un ...v...-.
aood alaee would only be eausht and Ihe
young nan womu iiiw . v,,,.v. ....,
escape, .. .. .
Tlln 0111 ' . ... .. 1
tolden erg cornea to my mind at thla time.
and I aincereiy iius, .u. .... ;
Ilshermen will not allon their avarlc. to
nennlt their rooso to be killed.
Pair minded Ilshermen do not want to eee
th. commercial llshlng buslnas. Injured, but
unlcsa something is done voluntarily etlon
must be taken and theso laberr.wn lo-ced
to dO certain things that will save tho fish
ing m la thla aectlon.
Paly renorta of huge fund aet aside by
ROD AND GUN.
AURORA
Iavea Payable Dock,
KhrepahoSd nay, dally, 10
A, M.. Eat. 2 P M.: Bun.
3 A. M. Capt. JOK.
DASS AND I1WCKFISII-2 A. M .HttNIIAY.
irnTt: nn-' iiiica unit
Capt. AI1CHY IlUCKNPIt.
L.vtv ill.' HI'. A ItASS AMI FIXKK.
Sir." EVELYN Xy aa. J!:
riant. J. MAIITIM. BbeepShetd Uay.
ALERT
leaves It. n. dock, Wreck Lead,
dally, etc. Mon and Frl., 0:43
train: Sunday 3:23 train.
Capt. OEOrtOB WILSON.
niqaj, OIACK-SWN. 0:30 I.ONfl nilANPIl
nil i n Oil eslly 8 A. M.. esc. Mon.,
mm J m III from sneepsneaa nay,
IISs - - "
enpt. iamib H.vnMa.
ill- inihiinr Hoots. 13.0.'.. Ilnlncoata. s:..00.
Army li''b(r Jerkln. 33.03. Iilankjia, 42.00.
Wool Underwear. 11.23. 8hnes. 2.0j.
TifiMP.. 3S3 ltrldce St.. llrooklyn.
Hunday 0:30. Dally exc. Mon.
and Frl., 8:30, from Hllver
Wave, Frecport. Pro 2, in-
eluding halt. CAPMAN llJTO.
Ht,AClI FIBH1NO HPNDAY It A. M.
DI.AI.U r jf(ivM 8hwpthf(l niy ,0
Vjo. Pfjpfln A. M. dally for Fluke.
lK(Xl lb"" Capt. FRANK nAUMANN.
dUaRe
leaves Canaralo every day
A. M. CCPI. il. KUWL.A.NU.
rsjcniPA dally 8. Bun. 7. Bat. 2 P. It
, AMtltlbft Bntepshead Bar. J. Mtcittel.
'4
KRAMER LOSES
RACE TO GOOLLET
The Bpcnccr Hoys Outride
Eaton nnd flrondn In New
ark Cycling Match.
Alfred doullot defeated Frank I.
Kramer In ten mile rcd match rate
at the Velodrome In Newark yesterday
afternoon, The re w hot all tin
way ond told on Kramer, who w
prelty tired Indlvldu! when It rani to
the last lap of the grind, Ooullet
printed around Kramer on the back
stretch and beat him to th tap by a
length. The tlm wa 30 minute 1 M
second good ello,
Arthur and Willie flpencer defeited
Itay nton nnd Alfred Orenda tn two
out of threo heat of n ono mllo team
match race, drenda won the flrt ht,
but Arthur Bpencer ramo back and took
Iho next two. In tho first heat Hrenda
too a filer threo lap from home, or when
half the distance of the race w eov
ered. Ila got away and although the
Bpencer brother chased him they wcte
unable to overtake him and he won,
arrndo pulled Katon In the second best
and Willie Hencer.iullod Arthur. Kiton
was In the lend going Into the last isp,
but Arthur rmln around him and ,ill
won tho race. Th Ihlnl nnd de, in;
heat was won by Arthur Ppencer, tiho
rod from the front, and with Willi In
second place JJnton nd (Irenda wer
unable to get around, Uoth of th Hpen
cer boy finished acres the line In front
of Eaton. .
ltegglo MeXamara, of "Iron man"
fame, won two races. He look the 'wo
mile Invitation from Alex MclJralh and
Eddie Madden nnd In a mile consolation
raco for non-winner In the laat meet
led Tom Hello. Flovd Krebs and Lloyd
Thomaa over tho line.
Charley Plcrcej' won a ono mile open
race, beating Arthur Bpencer, Itay
Eaton, Willie Spencer, Alf Uoullet ami
Frank Kramer In that order. Pleicey
won by catching th (leld napping and
stealing away to a big lead. Aim,
Watt of tho Hay View Wheelmen wor
the half.mllo handicap, while Julio Han
barber of the rame club won the iv
mile Class A Invitation. The suinnuM 1
One lll Opon fl'rofeislonall.-Won by
fhsrley Pleruey, Australia! Arthur Hrnnrsi,
Toronto, seeondi llaymond Paton, Newark,
lllrdi William Ppi-neer, Toronto, fourti
Alfred lleullet, Newark, flftbi Irai
Kranur. Kaat Oranc. altth, Time, a U,
Half Mil Handicap (Aiiilour.-Von ,
Andy Watts, llay View Wheflmeii (30 yirJf
llolwrt Walthour. Newstk (30 yardsl, st
cndi Tom ntislmmona, Kaat Orane in
yards), third! Henry Kally, Pay ,VI'
Wheelman (41 yardai, fourth. Time, 0 ',
One Mil Conenlatlon (ProfeaMonal). W-
1 Itrclnald McNamara, Australia: Tn: 1
liello, llrooklyn, aeeond: Hoyd Krbs, In
liiston, third: Lloyd Thomat, Han Iraa
clico, fourtht Wllllain Ilraklr.e, Australia,
fifth . Time. 2127 1-5. . .
One Mile Novlre (Amteur).-Won by Xt.
en Lamb. Newark: Jerry Mayer, Ncwau,
eeeond, Time, 2117.
To Mil Insllallon (Profeaslonal),-W ,n
ly Ileslnald MeNamars, AutrA,lt A1,t
Mcllrath, Australia, aemnd: P.ddla Madditi,
Newark, third: I.loyd Tliomsa, Fan Fran,
tlsco, fourth: Cecil walker, Australia, flftl..
Vlme. 3:47 2-3.
One Stlla Consolation (Amateur).-Won by
Jaek Klmmer, Ncsiarki Jerry Nunilat.,
Pnlone Hrortlvn Italtana, second; VMU
Mullen, Past Ornnse. third. Fells Paul
1 nlone Ppouha Itallana, fourth, Tliu
2 4-5,
Two Mile Handicap (Profesatonat). W01
by Uoyd Thomaa, San Francisco (00 yards),
John Iledelt. I.ynbmok, L. I. (lM yards),
trend; Kdwanl llyron. Australia (ID
yards), third; (lus Lamr, Irvlnston (iW
yards), fourth: William ItraMne, Australia
tll.1 ortls), fifth. Time, 31332-3.
Two Mile Invitation (Amateur).-Won by
Pari Hambaeher, llay Vlw Wheelmen: An
thony Young, Hoy View Wheelmen, ewondi
William Peek, llay View Wheelmen, third
Tom Fltsslmmons, Past Orange, fourth.
Time. 4 -20 2-3.
On Mile Team Match nae (Professional!.
Arthur and William Spencer, Toronto, is,
titymond l.'aton. Past Orange, and Alfred
C-rtnda, Australia. Won by Speneer bro!her.
Plrat heat won by drenda: IV. Ppeaeer.
a-cond. lime, Sill 13. Irfiat ilchtli mils
0 13 3-3.
Second heat Hon by A. Fpsncers Eadn,
eieond. Time, 2:40 D". I-it eighth nil;
0:12 2-S.
Third heat won by A. Hptnrer; P.atnn.
eieond. Time, 2:0. Im slrhlli mils.
0:12 3-."..
Ten Mil Pared Match n.c (Profts
alonal), Prank U Kramer. Poat Oranc-,
va. Alfred nnullet, Newark. Won by Ooullct.
Time, 20:01 J-3.
Mcf.inti: and CLinu nox nrtiTf.
PHII.API2I.riHA. Pept. lO.-FranVIs Wi
P.ulr ot Wllllamsport and Jackie Clark of
Alltntown battled to a draw In a alow eight
round bout here laat night.
GUN NEWS
pnoM beitemukii 20 to scitemhek 24.
(lovernora
Wllletn
New
inland
A.M. P.M.
Point
Haven
1 .....
A.M. P.M.
A.M. P.M.
&.ik
3:30 2:40
3:87 3:41
4:30 4jl'i
3:3 3:17
2:10
.1 .oa
3:30
4:47
4:33
4 .17
43X
4:40
0:02
il:.'.U
7:10
0 07
7.07
7:M
3 17
0:44
7:31
8:04
3.13
MJ
7 '34
8.1S
fil.10
S'J3
atandard time,
For daylight saving time add
rommerclal fishermen to mmbnt If isH'nllcn
has Increased the feeling of thoso wlio fish
for sport agalnat those who fish for business
and unleas there ta an asraktnlng on tha part
of th commercial fishermen they era going
to find an army made up of the public car
rying th flrht along line U1.1t will l.url
them more than they have any Idol.
My teellnss can readily be approbated by
the fitt that I nm willing to contribute, to
ward any fund that will in.vka It possible l
save fishing for sport's sake,
Urldgcport, Conn. Dr. FIIPD J. TPn.Sr.R.
Partridge Season In New York Open Oct. 13.
About 1,000 copies of the gam laws far
1020 liavu been distributed from thu offtcs
of the conservation Commission, In whl.'h
the open season for partrldgn or ruffe'
arouso la given aa October 1 to Nowmbir SO.
both Inclusive. According to n talsmsnt
Just Issued by the commission, the optrl '
son for partrldg or ruffed grouse, as stt by
law. I October IS to November 13, both In
clusive, Snd th season printed In such
Copies of the game laws aa havo been dis
tributed Is a clerical error. All game i.ms
sent out hereafter will Include the currnt
season, and the Conservation Commission
wishes lo call the attention of all whp may
hate received the books so far clrcuia'.Md to
this error. In tha syllabus of t!u a
laws, which Is given to every applicant for
a hunting license, the grouse season is cor
reetly stated.
BOD AND OUN.
iiasb. vixnr. ano ntACKrisn.
. . Pally 8 A. M. except Mon-
Glraldagissd'B?r.'A-M- .
leavea Osborn Dock tiP
head Pay. dally 10 A. M.
Sunday 7t30 P. M.
Capt. IIARRT RIOPY.
RLJ1 ..nrr.
SHAMROCK
KEA BASS AND BLACKFISII.
ieais nneepuncau
B A. M., Bun. 7 A. W,
MlSCILU fe' oVt
Carries ran fishermen than a
rlioM UATTlIll
Uscept Jionoar.
any other boat.
Cupl. KXOLANU
7 A. M.
Kvery day
Sheepshead
Cay.
w
vrrt,ntv llssa
V niacktlsh.
I leaves
Hammer's Pecs.
COL1
lfva Wreck Isd Station
dslly, exc. Mon. and Irl.,
8 -43. Train Bunday VI"
Capt. JAKI7 ItATltMAA
RoseR.II S
i.-i rillt ANI1 SKA"llA
I.va. I'anarsle 7 . m.j
SO Bundav. DICK PPrtSOf
Sim. 7 :30. .n.v of fluke. Copt. CHAR ;U
riisiA5TaaTe flbeepshead Pay dally J
ELIVlAK " M. Pun. 7:30. OL'iRAU.
rli
UttWTlUl
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