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FINAL MATCH IS IN
BY NATIVE OP NORWAY
Defeat.* Mi>? Lt*>lir Bancroft,
of Boston, in Straight
Set?.
ai.>?? T.\i\i> ihm in r>" i i ii.i:
Surrrs%fnll* Drft'inN I 11 \\ lien
I'nlred Willi William Tlldrn. 11..
SRairiNl It. Norn* \\ 111 In in?. II.. mid
Mr*. I'rnnK II. l.oilfrey.
( I!;. A s soda tfil Press.]
BO.-Tt 'X, Mat' i ? Mrs. l-'r.lnk
I n I. M.illory, of New York, who, as
Miss Molla 15jurs:edt. bcjtnn winning :
Vnited Statis lawn t'tmis uliarnpion
ships hark In 1P1.'.. today added two
more national Indoor titles to her
< redit on the I.ongwood Cricket ;
Club's covered court* r.t Chestnut
14111. She defended her singles title,
winning the event for the fifth time.'
w lien sh? overcninc Miss l.cslie
"Hancroft. Lnnewumi left-hander. 7-.
r.-i. With Wllltiun T. Tlldcn. II.. of
Philadelphia. worlds s.nples .?hatn
pion. she .apttired 11; ? mixed ih'tlbles
title for the M'ri-ii:d time in as many
attempt*. The naton'* great. M -in
>;les |ilay<rs Mastered \ir*S prank H.
ilodfrey anil K. Norrla *Tilliutns, II
I.r lto."ton. i'.-.\ 7-."
Mrs. MaKury ul*.? figured !? the!
wonipn'f douM.'s ? ? a: lower 'it v
i olors vest, r.lav ;>i partnership '< ith
Mr.". 1. |5. Mt-rr ? . of N. v. V ?. |..
Mrs. J. 1: .less u) ? watt ? gt ??
l.?? 1.. Jind Mrs. ?;? ?? 11 ? \
Toiirnnmenl llns < Insnl,
Today s program in. iuht t? ? . ?
I'll t'r^t national to irt.amcnt under
tite nev- arranpen-.i ii' "s. eiiinu*"
the draw Potin rat. ex lias! .
true, the i.nl\ ups.-t <?( the v .???!; hav
ing IwM-n furn: it- I i v Miss l'.iit
i ri'ft. who < lliir :>atcd Mrs. Ji ssup
the semifinal round the ?.nixie.
I ??stef'i.*. y
Kor a : me th:* afternoon, i* ap
peared that M.;> I t:i tn ? r ?? t" * would
f.irtlu-r confound tli-? ci ? i>tak
Itijj tli.- measur- of M? -. Mallory. but
fnlltrfi! when within a pi. nt
n.' winning i: ? op.-1..nir ami.
thereafter was ? ? tr.pletely sub
merged. !t was Miss Kan.Toft's ijrst
atipear.'itii in a national tennis Ilnal .
Htid sii piayed brllltan? tenti.t Ill
th? I'tiil. Ii(i\n:vi-r, the <1oi;ko.1 deter
mination and steadiness a >ih. . i
l.-ndir.a ehampion for. ed th- challt-n
,ter into errors.
Mi** I Ian rott started confident Iv.
ttlng a terrible pa-... I.nt lor Wild
?ss .-natiled Mr- M.illory t. rally |
? i the odds greatly against her mid
ill mil th?- first s.-t. The champion
]? a.\ed r: tvp: ai 1 as, line game.
' it>it on speed and indurate' t>.
do t'? issue
Ili?? lliim-riifl tiimil in I'lrst >el.
Jli?> liar.i roft eariud thiriieti
li'iii :? in t to op. nlllj; >? t. a- .'111
lar.ii with s-ven for Mr.. M.iilorv.
lie !?>. ai ompetitor ..lit tried to Lit
lie hall hard in t !.? s< . olid s. t. a^.? r.
outpointing h?r o;>]. ufiii in eartod
jioi:it? liut i?:::ti(. tiji ontlv . n o
that u.d t.'-t !? av. : . is-ue" l> : ^ mi
doubt.
U'lJl.uItl . .t lult.o! .,1 i
pl? s eUi?ln}.:ot> . o|.- to . . l.,s
lieu* stee.-strung i.. <iuet throughout
tile m;.\i '1 do.:r.;- . mi ? ? t. and
at tiir.e - br-.-.iiCl:! I.f- ? IS ; .1 W .... >.
lie noted Th? ?cintliliritthe ?c,r;.
In Ut.s i n"n l.\\.\.-r, w.? fur
nirhed i?y T:iden. tremend. i
renrh an,!
?1 ti.ni
turn the t Id-- dtS:.It. .. i.i . or
llis hide v 1: In 11-. t.. i i
Ilireatencd. I'.-: ' ? ? ?? ? part Mr
Maliory '; t ? v . iJi.it . : . t..-i"
lor. for T i o i. . ? 1 to in- it* .! t >
contort and p.l->ij> ;hirt> eart.i d
points In tt.. t wt i:t v ^.a tne: . i: i> fo.i;
of WJ?lfh went ' ? . 1 eu? ?
After the tit.it. it 'I .. ? (!? :. a*. <t
?\VllHartis. I . ? an . .11.bi- "t?
t.:ne!cs" ? ?? i.'? :-t.
STAR TENNIS PLAY I .I*
:FOR(:i;i) i () di:i \i i/r
I I'.- Vs . .. . j
NKW V??ltK Ma: . l: ;. i
PfOffrei. % . i. ? . . ? i>
round ? it.. ?
I ?' II nl8 -hill.,. t .-lit ?
day." T... 'i: ? ? i ? . : ????.
Hlid th" ? , . I.i ; .
Ill 1ll?>- aft? i I
The Ida;. .. . ;? . a
ture "ur tips- ? V ? i: .nils
Hho was ? .t.-re.;
Ii cnirteeU that v 1
I fir ?\ a 1 v ? ? . . ? ?
)ilnest, d> :a t. ..
Frank T \: !>.-(?? ? ?
holder; s 11 , t \' . i ?
Itanded pia v.-t ;*? i '
J!ilS; I-'r:. a.-ts 'I i ? :. r and I'. ?
Kyi. istoi ? t h?- .. ?
Kroap. wen t- : ? tlo- f? .it ur.
inatchcs \'it . : It ..t .is at. ? i..
former h<.:d< ? I
?was 6hllipei:. ?: ? ... i.t hi p... ?
In the lourioiti S. !-.?? ' ....
Aadn?it. ?-f!ipl..j ? -J '.i'- ??? .
(111(1 " voile; ?t a :r c af.'i ist h." ..tip
lienV*. P- K l.'olumlila
1'nivel f it > atoi r ?; '?! ?.
Voshell .??? ver extended hiinsi
?win lfi." n at? t '? ' ? A. 1 ? !
Of Brpok! > r. ? K' V .Va ? ? ?
\* hll?* iridtl. ??ail.,
,hl? h)8'-o? en with T. It Put* and
Cnarlee \ A: iers ? ? a.i < . i, ?
?.>-.]f for the p .i mv ' jtati.o ;?
Hunter ?"ot ? I a ?? : I '
1 taker.
PENN STA'I I. '!<) II W I.
AN ATHI K'l l< S< Hot H
t ;i.r
Ltnr
rourses |i ,
sT AT I; <? p
- 'i'he ,r? < .'lil- ?.
be vt n lo t .? _.
liua'i He7.fi. 1: Mar*
* Dulfli H'-rma: ; l*enn r
N!ly_xx>af iitfl, promises i<,
rtrr?iri.-.t t
nuininer sess.ot,. nhlfh Ix-uin
June 21. Kroii, 11.r umt.- r <.?' ,t,
quirles already n-. .;ved it |- ,
liected 'hat a ft r * at many eol!t-?
and. high *eho')l '? .(irlu-M u tIt
advantage of the optiortunltt.
pitO" both t heoret lea I ar.d ; ra<
HoaX-irainiiiK in football batieha!'
batikftbail and track The oiuii
wllfjc^ntlnue for about eiirh; v..? ks
with about two week a beltiK nevotei
to earh ?port. liezd.-k v. il! t.andl
for?Q)a)l and baseball: Martin, traek
and Hermatin, basketball. Nino
#:rotiB'other courses in physical edu
< atfin^tygiene and playground worl
ar?!i>jauiK offend by the depart mi r
Of ph>alcal vduchtion (his aun.njcr.
Ruth (rets Ho nit* Hun
Against the Doilgrrs
? 1*y AisiTiatcil I'ress ]
NEW OKbBAXS. Mnrch 15.?
"Ilubc" Until smashed o'tt a eir
tuil hit in Hi'- sixth itinini: with
two inrn on. and proved the do
riditiB factor In the victory of tlio
Ni'\v York Vankoea over the
Krooklvn I>'m1k?'Ih in an ixliibl
t ion B.'itno norif to?*a>.
The score: 1! 11 K
New York <A.? 7 13 1
Brooklyn (N ) . . . t i:t 3
Batteries. ?foncs. Mays ;?si<l
s linn- Smith. ti'Tillnlcr and l'c
bet ry. Taylor.
BOUULERS OF DUCKPIN
LEAGUE SHOW OF WELL
Liberty Press Out in Front
With a Perfect
Record.
The Nolile Bros/ e'lass A imckpln
KowIiiib KeaBue opened tlio >cason
li.vt w ? ek on the Mount \'ornun al
;? y in grand stylo, and all four trains
showed up t\ itli full line-ups. This
|i apir is one ..f th4 strongest in tli
city with the small tnaplfs. and con
sists of inanj of tin leadinp star pin
knights.
Monday tiislit t lie St.ow
flakes w i r. pitted against tt ? Butti-r
Nuts in the opening paints, and l? t)?
teams fought a hard battle The
Si owilak-s finally >sed > i with
?In h.'st two out of tin three panics
ty a small margin. \Vedn--iiay
? pl.t tlit hig tattle was ??! w. tn tV
hair.pt<iii l.lberty Pre** t. an: wln
:,.-rs -if the Palace Muikpiti Iat
? r ? 11.-? 1 tin champi-vi NoM< Tip
Tops Tlio 1.11m rty tioj - ? ? u->
titir an I had th< 1 ? iuli
a" t'.'.r tnotcj all tin wsj . wi r: -u:
ill i Banns T. Ti;i? T? ;? ? \ -
'?lax i <1 tool, consiste- t pa; i- but
: '.a> ? <1 in hard lui I; <?: the t ?; . ,i . -.
"Kid' Tinny led the field ? !:..;h
i-iividual .<???..re with a I'.'I i"...
Whittnar;. i? th- Sni'Wt'ai: i
? :f the hipli honors fi?r 11 ?. u . .
:h a i**ii tlie I* :
?nr I :-ii t re- -Kamr total.
Tl ? living .*? a i-oiv.i'lv?;? -? : .
nt; of tl.i player*. with the -lui
fur the " ? ?.!?.
>cliciliilc Thin AVfiV*.
MnUti.iv tiitfli' I.lbertv : ??. >s
Snow 1'iake-. Wednesday :i._
Butter Nut - vs. Nolde- Tip-T..*i
Plnjcrs ?;. :i:? ? \
?'lll.tli-s Whitaia:
Kay Whitman . .
II '< ? Mutl. r . .
>tatisl>ur> . .
l-'r 11 /. Ki w !<?; . .
(loll injrs worth ....
K l To-o j .
Pat l.i'hiiia mi . .
liil 1 1 iyi in s
? 'lydf 1 UK''
Sam Sw.inn ...
\\ illiams
Ulalr
I'itlJ It:.-.
i "at roll
Itan son
Ken si i >-.....
u.ii.fr
Wllso.i .
?i | llltlli lit; ?l( I III- < llll>?.
ful.s ??
1.1 U. 11 y I i ?
Snow !?' akes - I ? <1
Hlltter Nut>
Nold. s Titi-Ti.:.
I:, th. n
I of t
l.c ajfiie
ti'KUlar s.-hi-du: ii i/a*i: >-. .i nd ur.- tl.
inittiiif; i:|> ?i.i:., a I with
t:.i l.'ir ii ..im ? 'i ll. , . ..he:.
?"*11. res a at - st : iiaiii:i_- t;..-,
li'H^u*: for t.-a ii work, v tli Thai
himi t Itros only a f'? ? . hehitid.
while th. Sydiii.r .V II .r.d.i> a:.l
M slier Kl N i. ;> i-. ; i: .
little Batne of their 6\vri on the alley.
1 ti tin- iiidivld'ja. average .i'..imn
many >?! tli.- plajit* ar. Wisely
I'liti to il for In. -i honors Krov- ny"
1'uBh. of tite Tlialhiiner Hrog.' Tigers,
t.'.w iimliiii: tli :. aiMli for hiith
Tl
idtlul avi WKii "KlU
? ? <i i<t .i -.. . ti?l.
^ ? t.i t. ? i.:
H ?-. I. i
The i i..ii i, .
Thalhimet Kt. v
- - -: - 11" A I.
DIMPSIY Will. KI.Sl
HKFOKK TAKINC; TRIP
I;> n ? ? ? . in ?
:.' ?- \Ni;ki.:-.- Mar it -.la ..
? ; i. v. ;?! ?- y v.? .tfhf :.?*???
! a ;i. ... r.* t oda y. t . lie pin a
? v da> 1 vi-.-t 'a ith iii^ fatnily. prior
s.i.iiti-- fi ? New \ rk on Apt .1
I t. ? I!iir? ? |
I '? : ; -? .1 : ? I t, I t.. I
mc i: ? ? ? ? i .1 .- ? abroad.
iagram of Present Stadium Field at Westhampton Showing
Plans Made by Athletic Authorities for Improvements
Concrete 5 tand Cape city ssoo
I
PAST FILLY WORKING OUT
III BEIING'S COURSE
Daujilitrr of Meridian and
Swvot Flower:- Show- l\x
eellenl Form.
\\ \SIUN?;ToN M.,r . The
?iMcst ^-viat -i.' ii a ? iii t" rf
? < :u v. - irk. r-nu u;> at the oid
!'?< iminc i.'our* ; of t! i W.t.-li ingtot.
J oky <".ul> for ttic i:;.i>o:nllng moot
ing of the .-"Utherri Maryiai. ! Agrl
wltura: AV ?? ? :a*.."M Ho v. it- Ajivil
U 14. ::uiufc'.v.: a daughter of
:.t. riii.a:. .*r.?l S\vi ? t Kiow.r* In th?
stable of James W. Hcati. Mlohnel
Hilly has this Ally in cltirsc. ^li*
:? a half sitter of Silver Spring-.
M . Heat, a \Va>hin^ton .?;? ? ? rt:i an.
ml h? i at hi-* stud ui Mm.t g jrw?. t y
? 'o-.iii.v. Maryland, near ?:1\ ?-r
.-prtsu:. Til.?' riliy twI.. ?. orUed
? :ir > fltr.ol:g>- li ::>> v.-* She : -
K "i r and I'.lilv t > km r.i .tip
\\' . l!i.? M r.ii;iii !". > Kell- l>i ? -
.?a! :.u ..; H-nt. -r r.?< ?
.iit; far-old Alex II.. n
. ? _ -i. .j ?. ? 11 ??{ Kiitt u: <i l:.
.? ???. J -a::if ii 1 t a 1 -
'...: I. I" ti.l tl.. u
v ? ?? r ?. ? > :.. st r-?v- at Iu?? ? I'ark
. ?.?; i;u lilium n .j.i.-r it" tlo
i'.owi Mall?--. a r:o- of ullr
:i :? ?? 1 :i\?- furloi r, that a : - run
at :? t CSeorg* Ph'k ori November
i Heat, a Ml M an.]
f.tur tir live precious car-old:..
? : r t i . tl:.- Mi .dian tili;..
A - \ H w 11' - ? dam v. as ICittj l\
?i i: i : ^ i Ifj11..i.11. d?rfeat??? I i ??" <1
Tim s, .1. S. Gordon's t>rost>ccti\>
-.tat'.-; i: r .? Kentucky l>erb>, in a
1 -I'irii ?? furfongs and a half
'??t! :i <?:' his last apj" ar
ia:. . . t. ? 1 --r ? . . ,.t l.'tur*-! I'ark. 11 ?
;>rf\i"U.- had luM'uti i;tn.-rr> Tre>j
atnl .i Ii Maiz. in a .s|>nnl of sir;
.I'rlo:.:-- ? i. ;? i-fiiari ami John .M >r
. 11 :: a ' ..!!:? r dash of >ix furling*,
alia Mach> .in, Spanish Maize and
v'.'. ?? ? : in .-till at.other raco of tii
ame distati. i . Alex 1!. i- a ? hvstnut
t f the tanu;. Hrltlsh tyf*. M?
J has matured rtotably over winter
I lie ;> n"t u: th<i Kentucky Derby,
, l?ut tian.'-ii t ? r the ?????>?
I I 1.1' "A ,. .?r ihl! | I'l.utii-.'-s
,:.ni 111- * .'? ? i ?."li'-j-AP'-a Ii.* I'.ti'
ii.^ at I: \v \v t.; *.<? j<art of 111
i l>i?-|>atat :? <.i (<??.' the I"< akue.-.- and
t!.? ? ' hi-.vi;.
I'.\i!iiditii.i | . lii-t!? i (ii.. s;<iiu^
Man .?-!?' has on tlo- eVi- of any ut!? r
. ;.u -ti Sh> on.- of i!i?
. ...^i forward - f tnc matured <:an?
lii.iKlte: a*. I n; r; tr I'-ilt all th?
I - a ? It. t.ii.tijj{ v. ? i'. advati. ed
inward ra. .t.t: ? i.tulitimi. ll.iin;.
? i allot i.'a.i >.-t ? u*-l;. .itti t - . !o
?-..lid ti'iii^ ' tlo- tt'ti-liiliK fill
? j a . : . ? horsev thai
? tl : a i . ..^ th? ri.- havo I
Mi--; tli.- -.old:-- t. fulat iy Siiu-ti tlo'
? ii ,ii?il<- of l-'i-hruar..
< \>, \skball
'1...: t.. Tin .? iiilSi At!a ntic
. i i!:i < N'waniM' i
20,000 MAKE RESERVATIONS
FUR AUTOMOBILE CLASSIC
Karr hut !niria-l- I' nun \I1 Section- <?t World W ill Sec
11 >1212 .~?00-Milc Interriatioiial Sxvecp-takcs
K\flit at Imlianapolis in Max.
i owijcri In' ? ground:.
Howard XVIlco.v local <!:.?.er ar <1
? i < t ? f ?? r ?? '? it. a.I .
?!,:). ..???? ? * ? I : ? . ?. ;.?? ?.-i f ? Tin ' urn lit
v. *i j. -' .i... a ut. jno: ? ? ? ' ? 1 ' ' ' 1' ' '?' '? ' ? ' Ml'?
v. Mill. ? a.', :ii 1''- ' :ni'!
'I:a:.:tp" ? >.? ?? : ; ? ?! v.. ..
. . i ' ?!?</?? u ??ar?
I though tl . < - : ,t ? i 0 ..... i, .1 .... ? . j ? * nal<J.
t ? i |,< : in M.i a ii. -' in 1 ? > have it,a ii. a * '.Ins r tar
marl. Ma .
Ton,-!.. Mil:#.: 11 a V,. E
.ti a Msir.^r a * <1 oth^rii
!!:? a '1. a' ??.? ?- ... <i,: ? ? t i? .??i ? <?<??? r. iknr n.t! liia:.
?firtl Ilk' t . s|if .iiy.i; .Mi. als '1 li#
!?:.?. v . . tak?? i? a . Ma 30.
15 was -a.?l. is the ;;trk?? st 'inc? tl.#- t f. > f,r,'i auto
? I annual grlnd waa InatiKurated. Orders I n.nhtle ra-.r. never ha* driven <?n
i ft'irn t..l harts #>! tin . nit. l Mat<n ?, ,, . ,, ,... tr.,,s nltl.oui/li lif ha*
. [' ana'lii ' uba. an#l ti??m l.ii|{.aii<l, ;i lt j*.a#t*r ; tl.#- fja.rt for inai.y
;; Italy ami Honolulu, r-ipi'Mir.K r#-icr- .,.,rs ll<- a r.ot^.J cross-# om,try
. {\allOIis, liii\#' I j ? o ti rci #:t vi-il. a ? #.r<l :ai?r l.:< in ilrlveri i'th?-r inot'ir
r j if.K to 1. r,. Myers. s* ' r# tftiy n ti #1 ry.-1 *? . ' a 'j t #?rr.#?h leu frotii #*#ia si ? #i
t inanaK'-r. I .a at year's attendance of #oa?t n#,r? than Hfly times. lit
12&,0dV vat the greatts^. that ?vei . ho'.ds rr.an> c.'&m-country racorda.
Additional Gridiron and l)ia
muml Will n,, C(?ls,r,
I l?is Summer.
FIMSH WORK HV | tjj.j
i'.xciu iiiion Still-Is This W ork.
^ ill Inrreasi' K.M-ivalion
I' aciliiics.
10
.11 \V..s|.
Mi.- bus v.
"J ' hnrlrj. K. I.eek.
In it'll. when iho University
Ko.-hmond transferred its
then known ;,s Richmond ColW,
?he beautiful yuburbar
IUi" "v. mil,.j .
? "?stilus <?:' v ,.f P .
Rained S '?Ci"
'jf which is f ? "ne
-tituiiun.s that ;ir." in
tl'lh year ..f a<t:v:v "
The one. almost distinct n??%? .1
the trustee* and exec utive heails 'of
? ho I niversit v (1>- " f
?a*s the freedom of niannl ?? "C,,u'ro'1
-row ..f svh.H-.i 7,
asoous locations ..v.,
w:th. a - socialed ph;,., ? ",*f '
life. ffIr j,,..... ' ,"'
>????. situated so ;v. . ?y.,,,eiic
"ril.uto ft* n.axVmu;','
?latur< . It - Tims ha v.
w,thln Us miUa.Vr T/ v".,,,"a
1 n,% "dre;irncr.s" (i ..', . ,
lo'i -jll.-.,. ? 1 ? "1 > t. t ;i
-* jkks wssgr
corner of their o9,.a<?? ? n?rthcrn
"<re is i,..,: .* f!;' '?
"?I'll its l.;tkcba'lIdi.?'"V 11"1 Held
fields, " t '? 11,1 ''""ball
1 1 t.nni<? co irtv ?. * ,i .?
' ?'mpMlo,,
Jars snrrs "SB
;? a??t. and iiatun di 1 not decree that
his should l?e otherwise rV
acre t r."-v 1? wat.-r ? .. "" "
?'""1 t.r.u js """?
? "iuiir;.-.
However, the f:um? .... '
tached to the ?ew gyi?,tA^uZ.
A III fill* j,, %lh|r? ,
At present tl.e rt,i ver>;t v of l;
"?"I'll Play ins spai .. 01 sr.'1'
i"'n dimensions v. 1 . '
?? f?et by 320 feet, and ihiswcJk
excavation will l.e-itt that will m
'"r ally w'd.-n the Held.
: rt to he tilled around the "
he removal of ti,i? din lihe'wl'Je
K i v?
ri?ht field of' the"piesei'T0ha'.TebaU
'ilamond.
>t is the purpose ?f Athletic Di
rector Frank M. Dobson to make use
>f two hall diamonds next s.ason and
ventiiallv the diatn.
.?11
w hit-li
ity ?ames will he played, will
? ? the ,,, llj(. , 1;_!lt 1;| Uif .ll><>ve
(Ilatrram, as the Dnlversitv of
''?"id hopes to ? ontin'ie tr.e |.i,-ve:it
ar'iiind tile curve to the riK'lIt
li - iM.rtu.11 of the stands to h, ,...v
n,. diamond now ? us,. js
""-M ";? :,"?eni aiid Inj(|.
' ?? >??!l < OlMli t loll.
The track is a rrerilat.,.,, r,uarter
-nidir path wi'h
7:;;, M,,r"s "ill
? t ,iih '"u hurdles
iU5rn?'Si? are ^en"'
. I , ? . _ ?'*??? ' Mil t ???!
>. l ^ >eft belnR used for p?ic vault]
? f >??er for high jump,nft a|M
for runnlns broad jump
IMnn Ner, r.?,il,nll l.rldlron.
? new football field, runnlna
? >'>!.? -'Of the Kynni.-.f itm, w ^
; ",r, rvr s"!-f "iIh m.
1 V , ,.l,,alSO ",U "?Til rno,.. root.
between sernh.s am
?S,*1'"f,ls for instance, with
" Mitenruptins ,?e varsity work.
a 'ryl,,K nved dt.r
?eui 1 " h,,P" for a Praotlet
'I I in order to save the n.ait, grid
'."Imn!S,'W PMnl!?h^''t of dailj
While the tennis courts are no
..re ter ln e!t ',,aBrn'?. ther.
PLAN IMPROVEMENTS
IN ATHLETIC FIELD
OF LOCAL UNIVERSITY
J'lt.V \K ">1. IMUISON,
Dim-ior of \ till ??Ill's nt I niverslt y of
IIicliiiioiiil, hIiu Ii:ih ctinrKe i>r reno
lilllllK fi I uat III III I'ielil. nt WrMlinmp
foti.
To t :: I- ./MI'i'lllV Iff I llf I lie (llllllt IS
the ii<w II' Kri Mlllhis* r Memorial:
<}yninasium. which i.s tin- jiift of th<j.
late I'lar.-iir. Miilliiser, <?f Richmond
and N'-w York. and Mrs. Olaryiu:?
.Miilliiser, ;m | a memorial to their]
only son. t!>i- late 11.?-i- .Miilliiser,
wlni died wlill* ;i member of the
S T ?' at Yale during i In- wut .
It has a playing tloor ??!' square
feet. ?i.i-. i.i! Musity ?lri ."sliiK-fiioni,
a room for vi-ilia;,- teams. lockers
? ?I i-vi ry I'niVfi" i: of Kichmoml
toali tiliient. lio-wtiy ami wrestling
room, meinoria 1 loom. I.ul . s' parlors,
athletic iiit.-.-tor's imitf anil outer
idlices. iiliyMii.i nV othce. etc.
A !-;il. . tran.t.. tin' Kyii.nasitnn
foi atlil' i. iiii-an < t'.iat t tie players
will run iliiv ? : from the lii-!il of
ai tivity to tli.' showers.
It is at this plant that the plan
neil University of Kichmond School
for Athletic t.'oaches, which was an
nounced t?v the university trtiste<s
l'".-hruar\ 1:\ a ml which opens June
IS, will he Iwiil; ami it is here tliat
in l!>-.'^ the South Atlantic track
meet will in slaKvd. Athletic 1>I
rei'iur liohsoii, who will euniluct the
school for athletic eoavlns, already
has otltlilicil his course ami is now
thinking of tlo cumlMK big track
ami li? lil meet. II:;* Ideas are in
corporated in much of the gym
nasium plans ami largely in the
i-tailinm Field lay..nt.
Ijobson already has la en suecc:-.s
' .til as a trainer of eon > lies. I'ruini
; in iii iiino'ij. hia pupil.; are I'itt. nt
? l-'or!: I'iiion: Wicker, at MiiliR.ut:
j Tinner nt I'h.itham, and Mottley. at
| Mlackstone.
l>r. I-'. \V. I:->atw t ight president of
| tlo; naiver.-1; \. now touring in
| ICurope. lias -ji ii. sympathy with
the man> ptoje.ts of Ins ath>t>
j ilii'i.t. i and was elected the S'.rst
j president ??:' tiie new \* i r k i nia - N'.-rt ii
li'aro'/.iia I n tc t e oli j;la t e Athletic
J < 'oitfcr. ni ? which ot t;a ni/.a tioii was
j I'oStel .-?1 ic I lohsotl
| lilchn.oti l i < moving westw ard, and
I in a few years the University of
itichmond will have a colony around
it that will boost its nthletlcs ma
terially. as well as other phases of
its life. This will not bring about a
similar situation, however, ns that
which caused the university to move
from the old Hroad StrHet side, as
the type of homes Koine up are sub
urban and the present campus is suf
ficiently large to avoid crowding.
It must only ho a short while he
fore the local traction company will
find It feasible to run a double-track
system to Westhampton. which Iti
itself will, with additional tilings,
hear out the wisdom of playing all
athletic contests on the udcituatc
tSkdlum Fi?ld plant.
I , >
FAVORITES RUN TRUE
TO FORM IN GOLF EVENT
Women's North ami South
Championship Opens Au
spiciously at Pincliursl.
t Hy Assoc utd Press !
IMNKIILMtST. N. Mar h
Most of the favorites won easily to
ilay in the first round of the North
and South ?? I f ehamplom.hip for
women. Miss Clemitt Cotlett, of !
Providence. nml Mr.-. M J. Soam-j
moll, of via 1:moi;t. played the chain- j
pionshlp course in .St. winning frotn j
their opponent;', hut Mi-s Harrlette
Shepard. of Hartford. one of the J
most promising of the younger
American player*. gave Mrs. It It. j
liarlow. of the Merion Cricket Club,
a close csmc, losing - and 1. Mrs.
Harlow had a tn*dal card of >?'.
Miss Kdith i.'umminRs, of Chicago,
was out in I- in her in.it-li with Mrs.
.John I). Chapman, of ? !reenwloh, !
winning ?> nd
The summary
Championship flight Mrs. C- P.
Uehelacker. Areola, defeated Mrs. >?* 1
II lioope, Hrachurn. 'I aid 2. Mrs ?
William Wt?st. Huntington Valley,]
defeated Mrs K J. lloyle, Torresdalo. [
and 1. Mrs. H. II. Harlow. Merlon, i
ii?.f?-.it ???! Miss Ilarriettc Shepard, |
Hartford. - and 1. Miss Clcntiu <"ol-'
1. 11. Metacoinet, defeated Mrs. H. I".
i-oreman. Chicago. s ami 7. Mist
-'iirah I'ownes. Oakmont. defeated
\ir?. A. M Sreley, Ksmx, .*> and Z.
Mrs. M. .1. Chammcll. oakmont. de
feated Miss l.ouise l-'onl/.-f. Youngs
town. II and 7. Miss ICditli < .'uminings. j
1 'liicHgo. defeated Mrs. John I*. Chap
man, rsrcenwich, *? and r?. Miss M.
l:. Wolf. Sunningdale. defeated Mrs
liorothj liotger. Charlotte. li and o
TWO. HHITISII GOLFERS
PLAN KAHLY INVASION
I Hy Associated Pressl
l.OXlKlN. Mar.ii 2*?.?-J. II Tay
i lor f M id-Surrey i ami Alex "Sandy" i
| Herd (Cooml??- Ili'li, who are among
tln> most prominent Hritish golfers,
'have arranged to sail early in July
I for a three months' tour in the
li.'nited States'.
Taylor and Herd tiotli liave won
tlie Hritish opt :i championship. tli?*
former on five occasions and Herd
otic, t\vent>" jiars ago. It will lie
?'Sandy's" first visit to the I'nited
States, where two of his brothers
: have spent many y? sirs. The Mid
] Surrey player wsis there in
: when he was second to Harry Var
I don. smother llritish leader, in the
I American ope:i ciiampionship They
I intend to leave Knglund after the
| Mrllish open.
Iliil'1. 11 ii mil It'11 >n >cr\iec
I'.ICLl-'ASr. March U5.?Atir.onticc?
n.ent made Jay hy Hiflior1
Gricr.'or.. i.'siiop i f Down Connor
and l)rov. oi e. CIm;.*cIi oj 'reJand
' i I'l nic?:ai t ?. of 'set v.'-e <f Iiti
I tniltalior 'oefort. Alntighty Cod for
i (h* s'n- ,f o?r ,-i'v." Tim ? ? vt Is
I to !? ? '.I'd Sairl.iy, April ?.
Long Driving Contest
for British Golfers
I Hv Associated Press 1
I .ON I ION, March 25.?A long
driving championship. open to J
amateur and professional Kolf?ri<, j
will be held at Sandwich on June J
17. the Saturday before the British
open championship, according to
present arranKi'ini'tils.
Competitor* will he required to
drive three shots with lialls con- i
forming to the specification:* from
time to time laid down liy the
rules of golf committee and pur- |
chasuble in tli? open market; and |
three shots with halls of their j
own choice, one In each clasK to I
count. The winner will lie the |
player who covers the greatest
aggregate distance by carry and i
run combined with Ills two count- t
I"K shots. No hall pitching out- I
side set limits will be allowed to
count.
The object of the competition Is j
to provide exact Information to the j
golfing public and to the rules of j
golf and championship committees,
the architects of golf course^ nnd |
green committees of golf club.
A special challenge c?P ha.?f been
offered for the event. The win- I
tier, if an amateur, will receive a {
replica of ,ho cup. If a profession- j
a! wins, a cash prize will he
awarded.
BHEAKS WDHLD'5 RECORD
FOB SIXMO DASH
l.orrn Murchison Clips Fifth
of a Second From Old
Mark.
I By Associated Preps.1
?Ill'WiO. March 25.?A world's j
? ? . <>r? I was smashed, one Central A. j
\ l". r* 'Old broken and two Cen- i
tr.-.l A. A. I", marks established last
night. in tile preliminary A A. 1".
track championship here, which was)
?von by the Illinois A. C. with <>4
j.o nts.
Th? new world's record was hunt;
up by I.oren Mur< hison. of the I. A.
w ho stepped the sixty-yard dash
ii Oil 1-5. This is one-!ifth of a sec
ond faster than tluj previous mark.
Albert, of the C. A. A., broke the
Central A. A I", record for the hl?rh
jump, when lie cleared the bar at
*. feet 1 l-t inches, one Inch higher
than the previous mark.
Central A. A. 1". records were es
tablished In the 210-yard run ntid the
mile walk, events contest'd for the
tlrst time in Central A. A. I* meet,
liownling. "f the I. A. C, set the
mark in the former event, which he
won In :35 1-5. Voseti. also of the I. '
A. C. set the mile walk by doing
'iie distali.i' In 7: 2 7 1-5.
CAMBRIDGE ATHLKTES
TKII MPII OVER OXFORD
| II?? \s?ncln(ed l're?s.|
1.(1 N IIO V, Mnreli ??< ninbrlclfte
I iiOerxlt.t iKCinhrimlniil}' ctefent.ol
Oxford In their 8flj-f?tirth ii initial
trnck meet today. ninnlnc nine of
llie tell events, tilth the Mroilgest
tenm the "light blues'' hmp pro-^
till ceil In innni ..ears.
EXHIBITION GAMES
A t < 'lia rloston, S C :
Score: P.. II. K.
J?etrolt. Americans ... 7 s 1
liochesuv. Internationals.... 14 4
(Ton innings).
Ma t' erie v ? Kb Hike*. Olesen stoner
and Woodall. Spencer; Ivc'li.in, Cox.
Cowan and Callahan
At I.os Angeles
Score: I: if. 1*.
Chicago, Nationals . . . ?> I I 1
),uh Angeles, l'a< iflc ?'oa'-t 117 ft
Batteries?Martin, Kaulmnu, Joit'-'s
and Harnett: Crandall. Lyons and
Wheat.
At Nashville, '1'inti.
Score; i: II. IS.
Nashville. South Allan' ? 1
C'lltiinbit.i, Americans 1 'l 1 1 1
liatteri- ?iallaghif and Morrow:
W. bst. r. lilidiett; Ambrose, .lacoby.
Sanders and Hartley. \V 11? i?.
Score: K. II. Iv
St. I .on is. Aiii'ti'-ans . . 1 ?"> 17
Louisville. American As.-o.. 11 15 5
Hatterie" Vangilder. Piuitt. Culp
and Seven-id; <"ullop. Kstell and
Meyer.
At Mobile, Ala.:
Score: It. II. K,
St. Louis, American* .... 1;> 1 :> o
Mobile, South Atlantic .... 11 a
Batteries? Mlene, lClliott and 11?* v -
:iir; I'ope. Roberts and I'otid.
At Memphis. Tenti.:
Score: i!. H. K.
Minn* apolis. American Asso.. ;; ?; ^
Memphis. South Atlantic .... f> lL' 1
Batteries?Mangum, Williams and
Mayer; Tuero, Webb and Smith.
DEEP RUN RIDING CLUB HOLDS
WEEKLY OUTING IN SUNSHINE
Balmy Weather Brings Large Field Out?Start Is Made
at "(-liantillv"?Hide Ends at Horse
Pen Branch.
ltalmv weather bi'ouyht out U large
I Held for Hie weekly run ?>f the Deep
t!un Riding Club, which stalled
from "< Miant illy." at It: 4 r? o'clock
yesterday afternoon. Promptly at
tin- appointed time the Held master
lo?l off on one of the best rides of
the season. The course was through
"Chantilly" to Monument Heights,
(hence along the Mill Road to the
old Deep Hun Hunt, thcncc through
Smith's woods to Meanly's. thence
across the railroad at Morrison's
through Hurley's to Bryan Park.
Aft/>r a short rest in Hryan Park,
the course lay through Blooming
dale, then to Dumbarton Road. thence
to Dumbarton and out the Staples"
Mil! Road to Broad Street. Road, to
the Horse Pen Hranch, where the
ride ended, as both horses and riders
were beginning to feel the cltcctB of
:he warm spring weather.
Anions thos* noted riding yester
day wer? \V. Ormoiid Ydimg, field
master. Harry C. iieattie, Jr.. as
sistant ftfld master; Branch \V.
iiarksdalc. assistant field master; 10.
1!. Sydnor. \V. B. Sydnor, James Ball,
Jr.. A. S. Ryland, M. If. Oarnett,
.lames ('!. Karnest, James Massie, Mr.
Saunders. Jr., Soldon Taylor, Jr.,
Misses Frances Morgan, Virginia
West, Page Williams, Dipscomb
Hunter, Harhaugh, Wf\sege!\, Mrs.
Krank Upsur, Mrs. R. Berkely. Jr.,
Miss Alice Welsh and Miss Mary
Boyd.
Cornell Wins Track Meet.
ITHACA, N". Y., March 25.?Cornell
defeated Pniverslty of Yichigati
their annual dual meet at the ar
mory here tonight, the pcore hv
points standing 50 to 27, in favor ol
the Red and Whlt?.
WINTER SPORTS ENJOY
SUCCESSFUL SEASON
iNuinrrous Carnivals Arc Il, |,|
in All SectioiiH of
< iouutry.
My Hftrr l>. c nrnej.
I< ? skating, hockey fasi?| G lutei
-ports In general have |,a,| ? Wull
<l' rfu! season. Never Iti tb>- Ittor?.
of skating has there been so lli;lll)
sports en ml va Is. He?idea the |1Illt.
?I rods that usually tnk? place In
Canada ami l? certain sections of th?
I nlted .Stales. ther?; were dozens of
carnivals In .Northern New England
where slxty-flvo hotels remained
open to take car* or the winter va
cationists. This Is the first time that
New England has ever taken advan
tage of this wonderful opportunity,
for no noctlon of tin, United States
or Canada Is |n a hotter position to
promote winter aports than New
Knglund. All tho natural facilities
are to he found there.
There wore more skating rac*
than ever beforo and hockey war.
played In o.tles that never before
witnessed hockey Kame*. fn the city
of \\ Innipeg w? are Informed that
there are ninety-six hockey teams
in the various city leagues. and In
to l-ss than a dozen Canadian clti*s
ther. ivere hockey league*. The
int.<! States hasn't come to this a*
yet. I ut we believe that Morton will
foster on' or mure city leagues next
?season. Hockey Is the main winter
sport In iioatoti. There are almost
as many hockey players In winter
? is there are baseball players in
summer.' .\'ew Haven, Conn., had an
industrial hockey league of eight
Hubs and had an Ice rink In opera
tion f..r the first time in years.
Ilix-fcey <hrini>|on?lit|> Promotrd.
through this media New llaven
enjoyed Nkatlng to a great extent
and a good many thousand crijoy^d
the sport New Haven promoted a
liockcy championship for grammar
school teams, and also h skating
?irtilval In which there were several
iiiousand entries, the meet running
?'II day bud evening. There w.-i..
races for the grammar ix-hools, paro
chial schools, high it. hoola pr.-.
schools. industrial plants. de.partm.-nt
??lores, and for the city champlon
.* hi pa, and fancy skating exhibitions
by local performers. It was a won
? lerful show. What New Haven has
done other cities will do next feasor
Plattsburgh. New Vork, form, d
winter sports association two year-:
ago and this jiast season competed
with Saranac and I.aUe t.j
patronage I'lattsburgh erc.-i..|
track eight laps to the mile, with
>o-'keyrl,,k inside. and a toboggan
'l.d- forty-five feet in tfl,M
""'tie I,.OOii persons paid to
1 rink the first winter. and tb.
figures w, re I'onsldi'i abl\ |...t:. , . ,
?><?< fast Minon Ti... I..'
races w.re held at I'lattttburgh. -JJ..
;it I'1'" Mac- wa* mail, ,?!, tl,.
high .school athletic field, which glvi ,
vou an id.a ,,t what athletic held
? an be used for in tl.,. winter month
i. Mn ' Sk""-" Make Toiir.
- M?"I?ean, I.'ilinuiid I .an iv a'..I
a number of 1>r?f) ,^lll ,5,
skat era mad.- a tour of l:'abt. , ?
giving exhibitions after which Mr
won the indoor .skating chain
pionship. Arthur Staff v. on ih<<
A rnerii-an and Canadian outdo.,
'hampioiiships and William Stclr
inctz and lioy Mc.Whirter. both of
1 .licngo?as are McLean and Staff
?pi"" 'amateur championships
Mure were more competitors in the
.imatour ru this past winter thai
? vtr before an.) the professional
I were so active that an effort l? now
being made to organize the.n. That
is a .sign >.f betterment.
In NYw ^ ork the ice skating sea
? von was so good that the manage
inent of Iceland have decided to
; "r.-. t a $500,000 plant at Fifty
third Street ami Itroadway. 'J'liere
was a time when the bulk of the in
.loot- skating was (lone in New Vork
rh-n it died out. Now it Is coming
hack. II is a fine .sport?a*n! w
I know of nothing more exciting the
a good hockey game.
Ki\(;lish channel
SWIM OPEN TO AM.
[ Ity Associated I'ress.)
I .ON HON. March 25.?The leading
I long-distance swimmers in the world
are to he invited to compete in a
common tournament this year at
i wiinming the Knglish Channel, it is
{announced here. An international
[relay race?open to teatna of men
jand women?may also be organised
tor the channel coast.
I1 A great boom in long-distance
swimming is forecast following ih*>
action of Ailoiph Alexander, presl
? d. nt of the Channel Swimming Club.
,iu presenting: that institution with
a new cup to be competed for by ar
plrants of any nationality. Tli<
trophy is not a challenge affair, l.at
becomes the property of the tirst p. r
sons, man or woman, who swims the
'?liannel unaided, as did Captain
Webb and T. W. nurgeSH.
The cup is said to rank among the
| handsomest of sports trophies, l-'rom
I base to apex, it is exactly three feet
in height, and it is of solid silver
througout. It weighs ST.". ounces and
stands on a very line onyx plinth
"ISig isill" Itiirgejs won the first
Alexander Channel Swimming Cup.
when he swam from i-.'nglailtl t'n
j France in lull. .Mr. Alexander's
great interest iir the sport is ac
! .united for by the fact thai Captain
; Webb was the hero of his bovhoo.l
lie considers the channel swim the
j greatest athletic feat of which man
I Is capable, and the best incentive t..
long-distance swimming, regarded by
hi'" i"s the only really useful form of
art.
YANKEES TIE CAN
TO SIX RECRUITS
I K.v Associated Tress.]
XICW YOHK, March 25.?Tho jin
gle of the tin can is resounding at
the Yankee training camp at New
Orleans today. Six recutita were re
leased by Manager Huggins to mi
nor league clubs, Tiernie C'uip, pitch
er. going to Charleston of the South
Atlantic; Skinner to New Orleans
Southern; D. Orlgaby, outfielder, ami
Gomez wil'ton, pitcher, to HIoux City
of th? Western League; Kd. Ncuaei,

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