g SATURDAY, AUGUST 26, 1922, IN FEATURE I SATURDAY, AUGUST 26, 1922. SEES REAL TEST BRITISH-AMERICAN 1 1 CHICK" EVANS ' M {

"V BRITISH-AMERICAN GOLF WalterHagen, Holder of British Open Golf Title, inAction on Links MATCH TO 'BE TEST OF I m ^ 7 'I ,

ALL KINDS OF. . PLAYING r By CHARLES "CHICK" EVANS. Marking the first event of Its kind in this country and thereby beginning an annual competition that will certainly become the Tilden and Richards, for Sec¬ greatest of all yearly golf meetings, there la to be played over the Time in Meet course of the National golf links on Long Island next week' a ond History, match between eight of America's leading amateur golfers and a Anzac Challengers. like number of selected players from England. I have been hon¬ ored with a place on the American- team. BOSTON. MfUl*, Aug. 2t..k. This series of which wMl involve every kind of choice preliminary to the Davis great matches, cup challenge round at Forest Hills tasting golf, takes place August 28-29. The winners will receive next week will be offered here to¬ the G. H. , emblematic of world aupremacy in the royal day at the Long-wood Cricket Club. and ancient Scottish sport. Mr. Walker, donater of the cup, for- "8KXLLXT" Chestnut Hill, in the final round of merly was president of the Gelf Association, and ia' Sajt the National championship tourna¬ one of the finest sportsmen in America. Always enthusiastically ment In doubles when William T. interested in that furthered amateur Tilden and Vincent Richards of the promoting anything sportsman¬ Amerioan team, will defend their ship, his effort to bring about this annual golf championship of noldlng of the title agnlnst world interest, which he has finally arranged for, marks still an¬ Finn, present Esq: of the Australian O'Hara Wood other step toward a world-wide popularisation of golf, which really Psanut Oonoesaiona at CUS¬ team. lt| Mr. Walker's hope. The Walker cun undoubtedly will be, each In conneotion with this final for year henceforth, the most prised of golf trophies. PIDOR Interrupted What the national doubles championship The all-American team chosen for' It la Interesting to note that this Blight H&t* Been Good REGISTERSPUT will be the second time Tilden and the International competition In¬ Richards have defended their title cludes also: , national Greb Would Quit Ring Oroquet Championship. against invaders from Australia. amateur champion, Boston; Francis ' Patterson and Norman Brookes By KIRK MILUER beat them In 191t, when Richards Oulmet, former national amateur After Fight With New South Wales. CUSPIDOR. was sixteen years old. The weight And national . Admitting that Ard open champion, Boston; - Aug. SI of opinion Is that Patterson and more'* fight arena wm built not to , former national Carpentier ltaelf Wood will be able repeat Jesse Harry Grab, the "windmill" of yellow pln« and warped that performance. But, on the »mateur champion, ; Into pretsels every time the sun hit showing of the two teams today, Sweetser, intercollegiate champion, prise fighter, has lately burat It. CUSPIDOR'S stadium wm the it will probably be a five-set argu¬ New York city; Rudolph Knepper, forth into print with a atory to only real aslf- ment. Sioux cptlap . I ng Crack C. Av. 0. Hurler It Nabs Richards is likely to have .4 lot Trans-Mlsslsslppl champion, tb« effect that he i' going to grandstand of Object Washington Entry Carry of trouble returning Patterson's City, Iowa; Robert (Robby) Jones, give over hia work aa aoon all hletory. of Protest, to Herrmann as Wsll service. He made many errors to¬ At¬ ring According Trophy Southern amateur champion, aa he haa a chance at Georges William day In trying to get the ball into W. C. Fownes (captain A.11- Out here H> Umpire Watt in Baseball Tourney. play off both Johnston and John¬ lanta; "If I can get a CUSPIDOR a on the attack¬ American team). Pittsburgh, Pa.; Carpentier. win¬ son. But, whole, the fight with the Frenchman," he fight card ten t General Accounting Office, CLBV1SLAND. O., Aug. 24.. ing power of the Americans, with Alternates., Philadel¬ considered a eo- ners of th« Government I.eague Printers baseball team Tilden at his best, is and ia aa "I xhall Washington superior, qjtd Harrison Johnston, St. quoted aaying, clal nicceM un of that In of the Tilden and Richards are by all odds phia, leea the eeata title, and representative are today possession Garry the better Paul. leave the ring immediately afer- league in the post-season champlon- Herrmann trophy emblematic of the volleyers. The All-England team comprises: warda." It aeema, iii who oa v. In at Both teams won their semi-final Roger Wethered, who tied with Jock wife, every perform¬ .hip nmw of the District Baseball Union Printers International Base- matches yesterday in straight sets, Hutchinson at St- Andrews, 1931, in ia In ftoor health, worriea a ance. The pa¬ Association series. may have to ex¬ hall Championship. The players but the champions Were hard the British open championship, los¬ deal when her huaband ia trons come to the of Pitcher Lem from the National pressed ±0 defeat William M. John¬ g^eat the (n plain presence Capital yest/>Vday ston ano Wallace F. Johnson by ing to Jock in the play-off; Cyril fights a score of 16 Tolley. British amateur champion In in the ring. taxicaba and go Owen in their Une-up. defeated St. Paul by scort* of 8-6, 10-8. T-5. Patterson 1920; John Caven, runner-up In this It ia to be hoped, for Harry'a home In ambu¬ The Registers team, through Um¬ to 5, winning all the way with and Wood found the International British amateur champion¬ lances. Great William T^att. hae nerved notice Norman Hutchison In the box. combination of Jean Borotra, of year's Bake, that "Gorgeous Georges" pire France, and Nathaniel W. OT ship; Colin Aylmar; Robert Harris, rivalry among that Owen Nothing The men have won Niles, does not aid him in a material doctor* and la* protested. Washington Longwood,, less formidable than had .ne of the older English amateurs: definite haa reachod the executive the title before, back In 1J1J. and Mrf Torrance, a very fine 8cotch faahion in hia decision to le*ve */** nnuk> "urrr * «.» been expected and wop by C-l, 7-1, .mateur, and Mr. McKenzle. the after 7 to the victim* committee of the Diatrlct Baaeball are carrying the costly trophy home 6-0. ring immediately the ahead of the pick-pockets %nd In to the protest The tropy and other prlaes Three national championships Association retard again. were decided Final fight , ghoul*. . during the day. In order to make the meeting and Registers will probably follow were bestowed at a big meeting held honors In the double* tour¬ a finan¬ . junior possible without causing to Ma moat The their kick with a statement. last night. were earned Arnold W. for the ar¬ Ing, talking volubly b^Jl time they hfld the croquet up ney by cial hardship players, ef the time and with his opponent championships of CUSPIDOR the In the meantime the General Washington's entry scored three Jones and William W. Ingraham, rangements were made by officials more or less. couldn't hold the casual the Providence and Tale-Harvard of the IJ. 8. O. A. by which the ex¬ hospital Accounting Office is sitting tight runs In the aecond session yeater team tlea. Mayor had to open the combination over the Metropolitan penses of the all-Amerlean morgup to the dead and the import of ths charges day and followed this' up with runs schoolboy team of Charles M. are to be Such conduct ia volt heresy where dying, awaiting paid. Jock came from, but It shows the and police precinct stations were against Owen. The pitcher waa In every Inning after tha fourth, at. -Wood. Jr., and John F. Whltbeck. The of difference In the w^y we do things, filled with enraged relatives. BROWNS APPEAR STRONGER certified as being eligible by the Paul was able to muster enough victory Ingraham and Jones This marks the first time this has and la that was fully anticipated from the start and Indicates the reflects, perhaps, why It officials of the Government League. hitting power after an error In the of the but ever been done the Britisher l/a better match man. Trouble didn't start over cro¬ event, they had to un¬ American hat four in number, to score five runs. cover the best Wish of the controlling Because we have captored the quet.It started over the stuffed Today's Use. elfhth strokes and tactics golf authority to do everything pos¬ THAN YANKEE CONTENDERS should far toward determining Washington, got a they commanded to win by T-l, 2-C. British open championship two years peanut <-onceasions. which went to go Single, triple and two circuit clouts t-4. sible to promote friendly competitive In a row does not Indicate that the a Democrat instead of a of A. with .-«. on an international Republi¬ DAVIS J. WALSH. the winner Section War, Warren. Hutchinson, and sport rivalries American amateurs can take things can. By , basis, at the same time lending I'self NEW surface a fine record, can only be tired by alao Webb and Hancock, who did not easily In the forthcoming Interna¬ YORK, Aug. 26..Judged purely by appearances play are employes of The to a move for still greater popularity tional matah since I assume that the St. Louia Browns are a more pennant winner than the Grace, providing it loses two engage¬ yesterday, for In the United States. I The administration was neutral. plausible ments and Grace wins two. The Washington Time*. The box score: golf most of the playing will be by match The new was a New York Yankees. Team for team, they may lack some of the The yearly meeting of the Inter-1 rounds, the method of mayor local op¬ executive committee, In the en¬ sr. PAUL. WASHINOTON. amateurs offers the customary tion appointee, and the majority of impressive paper strength of the Yanks, but when It comes down to AB.H O A AB.H O A. national gojf disposing of amateur tiles. deavor to speed up the series, may , best means to that end, U. 8. G. A. the common council was also antl- a of morale versus morale, the affair ceases to be a con¬ eall off the games In which teams Lonerf n.p I . 0 J Lewerjr.lf lit As I understand at the time thia Is Volstead. So In order to avoid har¬ question * » . |tt« officials think. It gives opportunity are to various test. that have no chanoe to This la the plete with bandages and Iodine. Marty atari at o'clock. game BRADY RECEIVED BAD In a out¬ golfers. that the player who can make a extra base hit aandlot fans have been" looking for¬ 4 Brennan bout staged large Arnica flowed as freely as profan¬ for the final out. An Bslk LonJrsJn PsL7^ In,?n- door arena In Lynn, on Columbus bad ahot or two in a tournament, Cries of ward to. - NEWS AFTER TITLE WIN are the chances of the I ity. the maimed and lr- at this Juncture would have won the (II. Losing pitcher Ew«i5T Day. What and Immediately forget it and keep Jured could hardly be heard above DETROIT, Aug. 2«.Mike Brady, CJlmble and a H pivkT?U,V.U",«,'r*^- AU-Amerk-sn team of amateur golf¬ right on 'aa if it had never hap¬ pennant. That la th« conviction of The Shamrock-Sherwood game Whelsn. Tims of Ssmb-Two.8c?r*'.°*rl "I am not going to leave anything the British una- the police whistles and exploding at the Oakland Hills H minutes. hour, and undone to have this bout in Lynn." ers against picked pened. la the fallow who will cap¬ pop bottles. this writer. will not be played today. professional teurs whom we meet In the series ture the -champlonahip sooner pr Club, yesterday caKaied the West¬ says Lynn's chief exeoutivs. "It international matches at the later, because even the best of us would me a wonderful piece of at That mob waded Conaider the ctmimstaiMes The Tomorrow will find the Klncker- ern open golf championship. He WAR LADS HALT for the would National Golf Links on Un( will make foozles now aud then. right through were behind a GRACE; advertising city and Yanks sailing along bookers and Silver Spring battling had . a total for the seventy-two Island. Take Jesse Guilford, for instance. Leveneky's peanut stand, gobbling five-run lead into the fifth AS STANDARD bring several thousand dollars' Jesse won the national amateur up the residue, paper bags and all. going once more at Silver Spring. The holea of III, ten strokes better than OIL LOSES worth of business here. Boxing Is been inning. They seamed to have the latter won the first game of a series in this and take The record of statistics, and title at 8t. Louis laat year despite He had stuffing'his peanuts sitnation well in even his closest competitors. Jock Department players got legalised State, I golf with cayenne and hand, though by 14 to ft. Then the Knickerbockers aboard a In now that own experience in championships the fact that at one stage of the pepper causing the Browns had culled tallies front Hutchison and Lauris Ayton. the crippled Grace A. C. team, pleasure announcing Biy his so on his customers to sneese themselves held the semi-pros to a 4-4 draw in not shall I to an both sidee of the Atlantic, would game driver got bad him in the fifth and Chicago professionals, who tied for and slammed out 10 runs In the first only give permission he had to fall hack on an Iron Into a frensy. Buah's delivery seventeen Innings. have the big bout staged in Lynn, indicate that the American is a bet¬ that seventh. It waa Just a hail game second place at 301. D1'triCt ^'Watlon while the English¬ and sacrifice distance that was of The which success brought but I can secure one of the most ter medal player, at thai ttape. A. will hold a football joy Z^Z,'nBaseball '"J ideal in the for the man is best in match rounds. This great consequence to him. The main croquet match never Southern C. to Brady was accompanied by gamls yesterday. The game spots country of the American as a Guilford, a very long driver, has went on. as all the spectators wer21. will ooach Southern. ton, one week after Mrs. Brady's ,8Un give permission to have It held, but The a whole lot In the winning acorea- pitcher Harri¬ William* star¬ of Europe. T C. assistance because. I think, of his better John K. Dili* son, Jr., eon of a Cincinnati shoe three and two, and Crlqui, champion eleven' will give toward making play (Copyright by Co.) tled the crowd shooting on* Holy Name trimmed Warwick, has fbeen appointed ths affair a success." disposition. The English manufacturer, who Is base¬ by both for Holy! w golfing playing Into the stands. It eurved S te 0, Farrlnifton director at West Philadel¬ 11 » ¦ player takes his golf mighty serious¬ ball. He 1* only nineteen ysars old. upper I Name and Magve for Warwick Pj-y-lclal American attitude is to havs LIEUT. PERRY TO HANDLE Is k big sturdy lad, and to foul by six feet. k phia Catholic High School. He was ly. The according pitching fine ball. District Baseball an assistant there last year. a lot of fun during a match, and thus NAVY GRID MEN AWHILE Gruhbs has a lot of stuff. Last joking remarks and friendly bit* of w»ek he pitched a no-hlt, no-run Minus ths curve that drive would Fagt action l> expected at Seat conversation most always are ths ANNAPOLIS, Md.. Aug. M.After rfame against Lexington, and three have tied the score. A tie at this rieaeant tomorrow. The Seat Plcvu- Association Picks Foeman. t Solid of new Tough ruls during ths round of a course on giving tnf syuad midshipman days later broke up another game juncture would have rrteant the game ant team will tackle Ite i+val from NEW >|..p©r his summer afternoon. a good start, Bob Pelwell, the Naval with a home run with the bases for the Browns and ths game quits TORK, Aug. a lovely foofhsii acroea the road, Maryland Park A. Games first bout in this r\o, Nate Sl.g^l Comfort Academy coach, haa return¬ fUl*rt. probably would kaVs msant ths pen¬ C.. in the opening game of a aerlea. Boston ed to hia home, leavln# Lieut. H. f. Orubhs say* this blow was not nant. seoraoK a. the welterwihtchamplon: .Is be»t en- Kven In championship play It of the naval has picked a tough foe In Marty has slways been my rastsai to chat Perry, former center deltvered by chance, but that young Jonss liked ths situation Isas when Qreoe A. C. la preparing for font, toyed with the eleven, In charge of the work. Pol- Harrison Is as good a batsman as, Williams and Jaaabaon tid of a good more or leas with my opponent*, well will return alngled ball, with Joe Kearney as manager. Q^**n,boro Stadium, L. I., sad even Jock Hutchinson, riarsd September 10, giving he Is a pltoher. walksd. That nut ths tying run on Jear smoke. a week to the new men before the Harrison's work Ster¬ second baas and on tonight ind that's a. on the old St. Andrew's links, has with Mt. the winning run ALLAN WOODRING NOT Teday'a Games. become In his Old playere arrive. The aouad will ling has attracted oonslderahle at. first. A single would have tlsd It very "chatty" play- i be rut from about IflA to about 1M> tentlan and It la 8tim; Otraen end Lobs, passible that be and an sxira hass hit would have TO LEAVE SYRACUSE Valuation^ ** Fieldi Ovist. Merer; OrJfflth on Road. - at the end ef the week. will he snapped up by one of the won the The Browns didn't 1 .everal players have already made game, PHILADELPHIA, Aug. M..The J £ President Griffith, of the Wash DEER major league tilubs this fall. make It look any olossr thsn that. from Roucharn Hallway vs. W%» Depart. ington club, IS scouting somewhere. an Impression on the ooachea. Banks, report Hyracuee University Woodward and Caw, umplraei the BASE BALL a stocky lad fmm Savannah high that Allan Woodrlng, 100-meter ^tnt;sloa Station; Cook, seerarj f p. m he«omlng nervous at way HEAD AMCniCAN tMAQtm *AMK as a FULTON Hav« "Aoe In Hoi*." would rookies are reporting to practically school, looks well hark, as (do FRED LAY8 DOWN, Olympic champion, leave Yeaterdnj 'a teams. other club In Hhapley. from reddle Institute, imd Ths lit, Louis Browns havs an there to enter the Up|ver*1ty of War, 1«| areas, I. every major league WASHINGTON ft. DETROIT Ward, from Marietta College. Hutch- BUT NOT TO HI8 MANAGER "aoe |n the hole" in their coming^ Pennsylvania thta fall wae denied tha game. 10c the famous runner IKTMN >. tobies, TMM M Hit SnMIs*'*. SIS 14* St N.W.. Ina, a .111--pounder, la dalng well at ST. PAUL. Minn., Aug, II.. long home stay, With thslr pitch¬ by today, U W.L-Pet, **¦ *:M A.M. to IM S.i. TlriMM H oenter, and Ftlppen, who played the ers in any sort of form and backed Woodrlng, who la running for the W. Pst.j Serlee. Ml* at Tk« Hm*« S*.. Iir Billy Iflake poked big Fred Pulton * Is Seeking mfc some position at Centre Collego laat by that howling, cheering mob of Meadowbrook C51ub during the sum¬ Atand. oil, I 1 .tit'Nasi*ten... i I .III Napoleons 1s now with the a slam on the chin In (he fftst Mound Browns mer months, denied the report on Wash. Oat 1 1 .Itt) New Haven, winning the Kastern year, rowing squad, minute of ths first round of their City bugs, ths hope 1 Is seeking a post¬ but will report for football practice' to noes out, ths Tankssa for ths Northeast Field. Twenty-ninth and Today's Oaaaaa, league pennant, 2 for 25c bout, here last night and the plaster* Clearfield streets, where he was season series with the runner-up In Monday. er took a seven pennant, Standard Oil *0, Waatara Ualeai he n4>unt, Mlstaa praetloln Vanasl and t,on«, umplra.i ¦e*enta«ntk International league, probably SOLD EVERYWHERE oulckly repeated the wallow raalt Oeorge Stalling*' Rooheeter olub. to Coach. and Ooe« and p at aouOieatli' n«dme«X, Built to a new high standard XrrfcLOAMS Cofall Pulton flopped cold.kaoeked out. Horn* Soon. aonrtri 4 lie p. m. Will Battle Buff. H|* quality. W Sun Oofall, former foottieI! alar When he came to, he look a wal¬ NBW -YORK, Aug. II..Jim Hagfcv General Aoraunllne Office »a. Meala- JI0RNIN8 at his Mike NKW lar.i Waedward and Sultan, umalraa, Has Five Regulars. at Notre Dame, will be coach of lop manager. Collins, ths Cleveland pitcher. Is Improving YORK, Aug. M..Pancho Baard. scorer* Union Station, 4,|« m # was him Coach Heieman will have five reg- I the usually atrong Catholic high who fanning with uncom¬ rapidly after his operation for acuts Villa, the Filipino flyweight, will Yeeterdey'a iasraa. « T. DIAMONDS. JEWELRY Whool team In Philadelphia this plimentary remarks and a ruction appendicitis, and will soon dspart meet Johnny Buff, for the flyweight ¦rt from laot year's Pspnsytvanla Henry Offterdlnger WATCHES, U. A. U I, Stsadard Oil. t, when tha on 50ft NINTH STREET South End sf aeaaon. Ha will alao be general started which waa finally stopped homeward He Is d*ne with baseball championship on September II at WethlBgloa Oas, Fi Register*. | (eaves sloven squad te^irts Highway Bridge athletic dlraotor. by Mike Gibbons for ths season. Ebbeta- Field. llllifi). September 8.