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Quadruple Reels 95c $s.00 Rackets, nil makes... .*<1.35 brilliantly represented in this Ameri¬ Silk Lines, all the best makes. $.:."<» Rackets, all makes... .*3.95 amateur classic l»v Norman T. S2.*,o Rackets, all makes. .*1.05 can Munson Army Shoes, $6.50 Leather I'uttee none of the local ex¬ Lectins; feuular Whitaker. but Armj Shirt* to $-1 army style. *5.no. *7.V). 910.00 perts is entered in this year's event. iH. EdA'ard Lasker. the present title hold¬ er; Jackson Showalter. former United WALFORD'S, £ Ktates champion; J. T Beckner and ft practically all the masters of the mid¬ 909 Ave. dle west will compete. Pennsylvania N.W. Championship honors in the annual meetinsr of the New York State 1'hess arasaKafamraE Association have gun<> to «>scar Chajes offlfew York city, though one round yet remains to bo played, together with a number of adjourned games, which, however, will n>'t affect t'hajes' score A team match between Rochester and INTERESTING GOLF NOTES ttt«T visiting players wais drawn, the feature of the play being the drawn game between Howard and Chajes FROM THE LOCAL CLUBS The standing after seven rounds fol¬ lows: Players. W. I Player*. W. L. Chains ft'-j Jennings .... 3 3 Washington golf lovers will be af- last week, where hp and the :t 3 Starle 3K Dcmptejr Phillip* u, forded an to watch four of ^ brothers are pummi-ritijr. Smith wu - opportunity Howard 3 in a tie the greatest golfers of the country in for first place an<l won r.n The summary of the team match fol¬ the play-off with a score of so. lows: action at the Chevy Chase Club on a G. H. Chasmer had a Bd. Emj>:r<» State. Rochester. date in October. Charles Kvans, jr., great chanco Waller... Clarke f)f national and amateur to break th»- course record at «'olum- 1.W. Chicago, open bia last with A. J. S.H.* K. <iarn. r... l>. l.Uee will Miss Alexa Thursday, playing 3.1»." V. S«-arle. Pr. V. IV Cray. champion, pla ywith Cummings. <"hasmar was out In 3.*:. 4.... Boaghton.... Fi. Patt4>rwB... Stirling of Atlanta as a partner, against with t missed six-foot x»u11 for a 2 on 5. NV Weber 1 N. i\ S-. rj.-.r Mrs. W A .Gavin of New York, metro- the short eighth hole, where he took 6.O. riu^cf X...I K. S. Howard two putts for a .'I, that figure winning 0 X. It. llerrick j olitan woman's champion, and Gilbert 7.J. Cant well.... CORBETT RKPRODt(I\(; THK BLOW him the hole. was back in 4o, get¬ ..H. Kin*: 0 V. Benedict Nichols of Great Neck, who won ti»< ting into trouble on th«* twelfth hole. TO WHICH HE FELL A VICTIM AT was in S3. Total 4 Total 4 Columbia Country's Club's professional Cummings around Hugh THE HANDS OF BOB FITZSIMMONS, j McK**nzi«\ who last year was one «>f tournament here lust spring. Mrs. the is the score of the Jloward- IX AT Columbia beginners, has been play Appended 1*97, CARSON CITY, SEV. Gavin, who from the Taconic »'lub a line w Chajes game, together with Chajes* vic¬ plays ing flame. One day last eek tory over Phillips: of I»ng Island, is a former English- he was around the Columbia course in ST with three 7s on his card. CAUO-KANX PEFEXSE. | woman and won the metropolitan Howard lb-ward Chajes. BEXXY LEONARD, LIGHTWEIGHT CHAMPION, SHOWING JIM CORBETT championship from a select field last A party of Oflumbia golfers spent W hite. Black. AV hite. Black jsprinir. Kvans is perhaps th«- best the week end at Pa.. 1 P -K4 T!» B2 Kt FORMER HEAVYWEIGHT HOLDER, THE BLOW WITH WHICH HF known amateur i:i the l.ast Monterey. last 1'.<JB3 g <J3 country. week. In a four-ball match made up 2 P~ QI p.<H -*'» BxKt gxB RECENTLY KNOCKED OIT JOHNNY' KILRAXE. year was his l>»-st season. He ;t j>t ur« d of Columbia members Clifford K. Berr\ 3 PlP PxP 121 11 K K Q2 the open championship at Minikhada in 4 Kt.KB3 22 I K.K man and l*ee I* Harban defeated John kt-QB3 g~K .June and in September defeated Hob and 5 P. B3 B- P4 I'- KIW KR.K2 'Gardner at Marion the amateur l<\ Walker John W. Brawner. * Rt-KB4 P.K3 _i KM g* for contributing: to the winning git g~ title. Miss Stirling has a record as!iBerryman 7 Q.KI3 Q-B 2.- g.-B- u.K NO MAN WILL EVER OUTFIGHT total of his side by annexing a pair of tiood as that of the amateur 8 gKt.^2 v.anz 2-; P R3 u is- g champion. 2s on two short holes, Capt. William 9 P.B4 Kt B3 27 It.IC. g -g3 having won the southern championship Alden Smith and Allen Gilbert, both 10 R.B B- QKt5 2> t; Kt3 Kt.K2 s-veral times Last year she annexed! 11 BxKtch 2» 1* the United States women's 'of Grand Rapid*, yesterday defeated Pr-<J3 g.B4 gKt3 BENNY LEONARD, SAYS CORBETT chain*pw>n- i/e* Harban and John l". Davidson over 12 HxH BxB 3«» K B7 RxR ship over the course of the Relniont 13 gxH I'aSllfS 31 gxlt gxg Springs Country <-*lub. The exhibition the Columbia Country Club course. 14 Cant], * fxV 32 Bxg Kt B4 I.New Yorkers Make Only Five should be one of the greatest ev.-r held 13 RxP g.g- 33 is v.n is gs tin the the of Four Columbia polfprs motored to 1*B.Kt5 Kt.K 'M lSxi: KtxR country. Certainly* array Bedford Springs. Pa.. Friday and will 17 B. B4 P.B3 I'rawn Former Heavyweight Champion Pays Hits Off Goodwin, But tab-nt is t lie best ever gathered to¬ U gether for lied Cross purposes. return to Washington tomorrow. The K.y K.g I party includes George 1'. James. Albert K. B. OPENING. Fine Tribute to of Youth¬ Richard Beattie and Jack Rurgess of R. McKenzie. H. King Corn well and Capabilities Win Easily. Winter. ofT at CkaJ**. Phillips. Phillips. the Chew Chase Club halved a match ! Alph^us They stopped Black. ]<Laj.-«. with Fred McLeod of the Columbia Hacerstown, Md., yesterday for around White. White, Black. I of of the local links there. 1 P.K4 P.K4 13 g.B3 g-gs ful Title Holder.Blows Which NEW York Country Club and Jimmie Spencer | 2 BQ.B4 Kt -KB3 14 Kt.K2 B- g2 YORK, August 18..New the Town and Country Club over the 3 P.Q4 PxP la Kt .Kt3 P.K3 and St. Louis broke even on a double- course of the Columbia Country Club j The Bannockburn and Washington Golf 4 Kt- KB3 Kt.B3 V, BxKt gxB Scored Knockouts Illustrated. header here today, the Giants winning: last Friday. Burgess and Beattie were land Country Club teams will meet next 5 Castlea i*.g3 17 gxg Pxg 6 the a the first game a score of 4 to and 4 up and to play, and other I'uit Sunday in return match over the t P.B3 B.K2 is Kt.R3 It.K2 by 1, won four of the last six holes to halve Golf and Club 7 PxP CaatleS l'J P.KKt4 K.R2 St. Louis winning- the second. 5 to 4. Washington Country 8 P.Q5 Kt.K4 20 P.B4 K.Kt3 BY H. C. BYRD. the match. Burgess was 4 up and to course. In the match played last Sun- 9 KtxKt PxKt 21 PxP B.Rich The Giants won by utilizing all their plav on McLeod individually, and the day over the Bannockburn course the M Kt.B3 B.gB4 22 K.Kt2 PxP Benny Leonard, lightweight champion boxer of the world, has 110 greater hits off Goodwin. Schupp was effective Columbia pro won the fourteenth and ! visitors were victorious by a single and the 11 P.KR3 R.K 23 K P'Vh K.Kt4 admirer than Jim Corbett. former heavyweight titleholder. According to Cor- in the pinches, an error be¬ sixteenth in par seventeenth point. IS B.kkto 24 K.Ki3 iSesirza by Herzog land when Buriress had a j P.gR3 himself one of the cleverest men the ring has ever known, if not the clev¬ eighteenth bett.

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