Defeats Johnston Williams, 6-0, 62, 6*3, m Final MatcK for the Seabright Challenge Bowl the Californian Plays Brilliant Among Winners in the Regatta on the Schuykill Tennis in Benny on Edge Istalena Scores Sensational Crushing Opponent ForBîgHammer in 50-Foot Race #rs. Jessup and Mis8 Wills Triumph Over Mrs. Victory Sloop Mallory and Miss Walsh in Final of Women's Bout To-night Alker's U. & Craft in New York Y. C Annual Cruise Doubles, 11-.9, 6--2; Team Wins Lightweight Champion Con¬ Defeats Carolina by Eleven Seconds in 24-Mile Fred fident He Can Defeat Rug¬ Lead in the Last Hundred By Hawthorne Boxer From Duel, Taking Yards ^lABRIC-HT, N. J.« Aug. 4..-William M. Johnston, of California, ged Chicago on the Seabright bowl MICHIGAN 4 won nis second leg challenge this afternoon by The CirvTlndT Aug. CBy By Jack Lawrence a defeat to Richard Associated I'rfiss). Benny Leon¬ gdmißistering crushing Norria Williams 2d, of Long- ard, world's lightweight champion, will VINEYARD HAVEN, Masa., Aug. 4..In a twenty-four-mile dnel wood. Just forty-three minutes after Fred Mansfield, the veteran umpire, that probably cannot be matched in all the long history of New York had called the first point in the match, little Johnston had conquered the Yacht Club cruises, Carroll B. Alker's 50-foot sloop Istalena defeated a score of brilliant Williams by «5.0, 6.2, 6.3, even as he had done her classmate Carolina this afternoon in the run ' squadron from Matta- last year in this same tournament poisett Harbor to thin old whaling port, and thereby captured the historic As an exhibition of impressive power Hear Commodore Cup offered for sloops. Led Carolina all the Johnston's playing Tennis Point Score Capturing the opening event of the golden jubilee regatta the Na¬ by way and perfect stroking of through a fierce ten-mile beat into the teeth of a brisk southwest been equaled. The tional Asstfciation of Amateur Oarsmen on the breeze, to-day has rarely FIRST RET Schuylkill River, Phila¬ and still trailing in a close reach of more than was a de¬ delphia, on Thursday.Obrecht and thirteen miles, Istalena farmer national champion I'olnt Scoro (hoic) Viehmeyer (stroke) won came from behind in the last hundred different player when facing Pts. Gamos. the double, shell race a yards of this twenty-four mile sdedir Williams .1 2 1 0 1 1. 6 junior by good margin for the Arundel Boat flio-nt to win £', 0id rival this afternoon than the Johnston 0 hv olovon «won."!« «Í»-...-.-. been the .4 4 4 4 4 4.24 6 Club of Baltimore. àeem who had going througn Stroke* Analysis "Some race!" shouted the weather-! v»-ous rounds to the final bracket at -_í From the time he Nets. Outs. PI. S.A. D.F. beaten oldtimer« as they forgot their Crossing the Line « leisurelv pace. Williams .6 8 3 o 2 barnacled «tt-ack the'first bail until Williams had Johnston .3 0 7 1 0 dignity sufficiently to toss SQlMTiROV of the match with their hats. RCX.MATTAPOISSETT TO w the final J>oint SECOND SET up VIVKYARD IÏ.WKN.>1 MILKS as he attempted to re¬ Association * driving lob Point Score Belyea defend his title for the third time Captain Louis Blix, who has seen al¬ SCHOONERS. CLASS!» Captures C ARD D. a return to the Pts. Game». within a month to-morrow cover deeply placed Williams _6 4 0 4 afternoon most as many races as the ven- START, was aflame with en- 13 4 3.23 « when he meets Ever a yacht Yacht and Hide line Johnston Johnston ....7242446 6.34 2 Hammer, rugged érable William owner. Finlsli. Elapsed. and tigerish speed. Sculls lightweight of Chicago, in a ten-round F. Stevens and Commo- Ohonitara. Carl Toaksr.. ,rRv Stroke Barnes 11 .«-' \ .¦ the ball every moment, he ehot Analysis Singles and Sarasen i'0-decision contest in Promoter dore Arthur Aldricige, nearly fell over¬ Vagrant. ;, On Nets. Outs. PI. S.A. D.F. Championship Floyd SCHOONER?. with an show board as the CLASSES D AN'.'j 8PB- kack Bis returns amazing Williams.13 10 6 1 Fitzsimmons's new arena. As they will tall sloops swept down on B, It was 4 In Match box ut the line dead abeam so CIAXr.«TA of and pace. impossible, Johnston . 7 9 6 1 4 Golf To-day catchweights, Leoonard will not and close that speed lose a could Flying CI'd. W.W. Aldrlch r, 14:1* 4:2t:l» ender these conditions, for Williams to THIRD SET Veteran Looms as Contender for Hoover's Title his title unless he is stretched on grand piano have been tossed Virginia. H. G S. N brinî off the shots that had dazzled Point Score Up the floor of the ring for the count. from one to the other. It is an odd BCHOOHBRS, CLASS B- stakt was SARAZEN, national open Both to hear shout at the Flying CI'd. W. W. Aldrieh »:>4 IS .he'«Han,' on previous days. He Pts. Games. After Fine Performance in GENE Leonard and the blonde chal¬ thing people fin¬ E his shots because Williams ...2442193 2 3.30 3 golf champion, and Jim Barnes, ish of a yacht race, it it- a shout Irollta, W. Clark. 1:11:14 hurry Rowing Regatta on; lenger finished their to-day unless .¦ compelled*to Johnston ..4 0044754 6.33 6 ex-champion, will meet to-day in a training for 0CHOONBR8, CLASS 1' of the very fury of "Little Bill's" at¬ N. Y. A. C. with spins along the Lake Michigan raised liquid refreshment. But they Cygnet. H. K Klmball... ? li:M I I Stroke Analysis Schuylkill River; Oarsmen Victorious match of thirty-six holes match beach and exercise shouted this as these Queen Mali, N, 1". tack and under this continual pressure at light to, loosen up evening giant Ayrae.. Dta&blad at start errors. Nets. Outs. PI. S.A. D.F. play the Homestead Country Club their muscles. With the of sloops bore down on the lino absolute- NET YORK TACHT CLUB Williams was forced into Williams .15 at exception -Í0-FOOTER8 Gobcrt ar.d Hunter, the Johnston 8 10 1 1 PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 4..Hilton Belyea, the Spring Lake, N. J. a damaged right eye. received in his ly abreast and with their great white Where, against .10 7 7 2 2 thirty-seven-year-old This is the first timo this Iitalena, C. B ace had been winning with veteran sculler of St. John's, New two pair match, with Lew Tendier in Jersey City wings silhouetted against the purple Aiker. >i!f:*4 Longwood RECAPITULATION Brunswick, gave remarkable dis- have ever met in match on a remains of a Carolina, O. Nil hi alter¬ play the week Leonard is in con¬ glorious sunset. '¦ delicately executed trap shots, Nets. Outs. PI. S.A. D.F. plays of his prowess in links. ago, good Harpoon, F.D M. Btrachaa I ( I Williams to-day annexing the Association singles crown at! Last year in the Profes¬ dition. "Come on you Istalena!" they shouted. Barbara. F Pain«. r> 1 * nated with his own whiplash drives, .34 26 IS 2 7 " was Johnston.20 16 20 4 the Golden Jubilee regatta of the National sional Golfers Association cham¬ After his exercises Leonard loafed "Come on you Cardinal NEW YORK YACHT CLUB I to-day Williams piling up errors, 8 Association of Amateur Oars¬ tournament «¡id the whirlwind brand of ten¬ TOTALS men, over the mile and a pionship Sarazen came around his cottage on the beach, play¬ Istalena to the Windward .START, aginst quarter straightaway course on the into carda J. I.¦ '¦**'.'.:.,'.¦¦ that Johnston was producing these Williams.0 sets; 5 games; 69 points; 20 1*>*_ Schuylkill prominence by defeating Jock ing with his brothers and man¬ At the end of that heartbreak¬ Squaw, B 14 nis earned; 67 errors. Lyons, 12 rounds. ter-Biltm*rc Club. If the youth is rap¬ nindward of her white competitor and Malaie, L. V. Lock-vood ¦ at 11.9, 6.2. The first set was a get only three and able to defeat Barnes and idly learning too much about affairs when 8LOOPS.CLASS of the keenest kind, with Mrs. points, these as carries with it the singles title. Judged Queonsboro Studium.-Bab o Herman Hagen of the she came about to make the N.-START, struggle the result of "nets" The vs. 13 he will have earned the unusual dis¬ ring. short tack to the finish Zalda, C. Srr.Hhers.' hard to by Johnston. Jimmy Mars, rounds. Hammer finished his to line Ista'ena'si C. K*"!'T Mallory working desperately Californian was by his ri.ce3 to-day, it will take a tinction of having beaten America's training the case Alle», B. turn the tide ill the face of odds. doing wonderful MONDAY satisfaction of nis who said seemed hopeless. orrvctad tirr.».Zatda. 4:04:4 great execution with his forehand sturdy rival to beat him. Hoover will great »rio of golf professionals. handlers, Istalena carried on s little farther 4:09 o:. Mrs. and Miss Wills worked to¬ mighty New York White the Chicagoan had not been so Jessup drives, the shots opening up gaps in not defend his title because he has not Velodrome*.Charley strong than Carolina before coming about gether beautifully, both favoring the Williams's court vs. Bobby Barrett, 15 rounds. or so fast rince he staged his come- it SLOOPS.CLAS8B- M ART» P. BPEOTAL that Johnston was as had sufficient time to a and may have been this that df- ¦-..:¦¦ r.et position from which to direct their a get in condition Broadway E. A..Bobby Michaels vs. back year and a half ago. Since quick as hawk in taking *cided the issue in her favor. Carolina, Butterfly. S Wa'.nwrlgh' S:U:I« main attack. of. He came advantage since his trip abroad. Gene Détonant, 12 rounds Defeats then he has engaged in fourteen con¬ she tearing in behind his Partridge all of them. Hammer standing in closer to West Chop, proba¬ Zalda. C". Sini'li'-r* Miss Walsh, although occasional¬ battering ram drives and ended mat¬ Belyea twice to-day beat Edward Mc- Brighton Boxing Club.AI Roberts tests, winning bly felt the back wash of the tide that Corrected time.Bt;"« came with ni ii expected to enter the to-morrow 4 04 4s ly through sparkling shots ters with perfect overhand Guire, of Buffalo. The first heat of vs. 11 hi Jack Herman, 12 rounds. Faircliild in ring was sweeping around this At Zalda. at her by the net, made a dis- volleys. the race found Henry of the A. A..Joe Golf weighing 135 or 136 pounds, point. post Just eight minutes that opening set Heller, Sreeport Welling vs. Ital¬ Leonard will scale while, any rate as she straightened out for NKW YORK YACHT CLTT» 30-FOOTERr. tres3ing!v hiph total of errors after required in the almost Lone Star B. C, New York, and Me- ian Jce Dempsey, 12 rounds. probably about 137 tho line she seemed to lose much, of 1 .40 Mm, shots playing, unbe¬ Guire off to a start. pounds. Davis Mallory's splendid forcing lievable, when it is considered speedy Belyea Oakland A. A..Jack Sharkey vs. Match for her headway and Istalena to Alice. Gheradi had opened the path wide for the that timed his race, closing up at the three- Trophy It will be their second meeting. They began Oriole. S. C. jMr! Williams was Johnston's opponent, Jaboi White, 12 rounds. in Kansas in 1916 before creep up. Max, W. H. HofffeuuJ "kill." Time after time the Philadel- that was quarter-mile point, and winning in easy fought City J. 11. i'untaut- landed returns of "sitters" in yet the actual time as meas¬ fashion. J. E. Garrett TUESDAY GREAT BARRINGTON, Mass., Aug. Leonard became champion. Carolina's precious advantage began Countea«, phian ured by my watch. Gilmore, of the Margolies S. C, Ai-vt-rne. I. to disappear in the smother of foam Banzai, E. Unr. the net or shots out of Twenty-four points Bachelor won I..lïddle 4..Dwight of win¬ Indications to-night were that the Winner* of th" r-«r e I <-up». volleyed easy to six were the Barge Club, Philadelphia, Brady vs. Dutch Partridge, Bedford, under Istalena's bow. On and court. This was a fatal totals. And Williams the second heat Brandt, 12 rounds. gate receipts would reach the $40,000 frothing Flying Cloud and Utah handicap unable to a qualifying from Rus¬ Crescent A. ner of the low score medal in the quali¬ on came the white until her the attack of the win game. sell Codman Union B. C. Bay Ridge Home. mark. Trie contest was arranged as sloop nose against spirited jr., C. Boston. Amateur fying round of the annual was on Carolina's weather young East-West combination, and Williams Breaks Through Gilmore led at all' stages of the race. boxing tourney. invitation a feature of the big state convention quarter. after the first had been ' tournament of the Coun¬ of Elks, They were then but a hundred yards pers to engage in some sharp jockey¬ set fought out They started the second set with Belyea Wins Easily Wynnteneck from the finish. Istalena's rush The to a finish Mrs. Jessup and her sixteen- Johnston pulling the visor of his soft try Club, to-day the Presi¬ Earl Rowley, County Prosecuting gallant ing for position. m In the final heat Belyea again captured and carried her up until she had Carolina was to lively that one year-old partner went through the sec¬ gray cap down a bit more firmly over played dent's Cup by defeating D. Attorney, Sheriff William Anstiss a waiting game, letting McGuire and and Fairchild, arrived to see that to-morrow's blanketed, and that was the fatality the Queen Mab, owned by Mi ond set quickly, allowing their oppo¬ his eyes. Again it was the Californ- in Worthington of Wannamoisett, in the final round. to-night that the nents only two games. ian's turn to start Gilmore go out front only to catch had been contest was conducted within the re¬ wrecked black boat's chances. Ayres, of Boston, and sai service, but this his local rival at half a mile and pass Partridge's golf consist¬ of the law. She wilted then and Istalena went out Emmons, was out of : R. P. Oarkson, of New York, um¬ time Williams made a spirited re¬ Coles Eliminated ently good throughout the tournament, quirements put this match, with the line sistance before him, then overtake McGuire at the mile but when -.- to win by eleven seconds. before she had a chance to g"t over pired calling Johnston won the and win with evident ease. Fairchild defeated Hamilton Carolina is owned and wa» sailed to¬ the done by an all-femir.ine cast. The game after Mansfield had three times Kerr easily in the semi-final line. Misses Helen Ward and Claire The Duluth Boat Club crews shared In Shawnee Golf morning Blank Red day by Vice-Commodore George Nich¬ Kellogg called "deuce." Williams had ap¬ with and New York the Bedford player's friends were a bit Tigers Sox, ols, of the New York Yacht Club. It Queen Mab Damaged acted as officials at the score board, parently come to realize that he must Schuylkill Navy anxious as to the outcome of the finals. and officials break oarsmen the glory of winning other SHAWNEE ON 2-0, for is an interesting fact that Ista¬ Queen Mab was coining down to the extremely fetching they up Johnston's attack in some feature races. Jim Ten inter- DELAWARE, Pa., In the morning Fairchild played the Eighth Straight fiveboth_ line on the star' ñadí. manner were Eyck's DETROIT, Aug. 4..Datiss had the lena and Carolina, starting minutes if the rout to be stopped, mediate ahead of New Aug. 4..Matches of extra holes and eleven holes which the match lasted after the schooners beat all the two- quently had the right of way. Following his singles match with and he began forcing his way to the eight jumped in 40, four strokes under with better of a pitching duel with Pennock Johnston J. net Rochelle at the start, and although the others of a one-sided nature were inter¬ par, and Detroit defeated 2 stickers to the finish line. Harpoon, kara, owned by Carl 7 ¦(.'¦-. Williams, paired with <¦>*. position, even in the face of the a four "birdies." Fairchild could not to-day Boston, the Ander.» on. of in race was rowed in terrific downpour spersed the first sec¬ to 0. The bunched the property cf F. D. M. Strachan, fin- approaching Australia, the doubles terrific driving attack that Johnston rain throughout and keep up this pace in the final, but had Tigers four hits tack. As eonvi r and was of the Westerners managed to ond rounds of the with a stolen base for ished third among tho "Fifties." Her they defeated the Kinsey brothers, Rob¬ uncovering. ahead and win two invitation golf tour¬ his rival three down in the first six their two runs. to Emi ert ar.d of a gradually keep by nament of the Shawnee Dauss was effective in the victory this evening was the second give way, although Howard, California, by Williams caught one of "Little Bill's" of was Country Club holes. especially wheel of ihoul «core of 6.3, 7.5 in the semi-final ferocious and lengths. Arundel, Baltimore, al¬ to-day. Alex Coles and R. S. Worth¬ pinches. It was the that Istalena has won in two days. Queen Mab, forehanders sent the ways third, half a ahead of Partridge then took a turn at the Tigers' eighth she The result was tikara't Ion* round. Johnston was the sa:ne terrific hall back for a length ington, two local favorites and winners sensational straight victory. The score: Yesterday captured the Navy Chal¬ darting volleying place Undine, of this city. and squared the match on in run from bowsprit fouled Queer. attacker in this match that he had to the side line. In of two double here in former years, were eliminated, the tenth. in DETROIT (A. L.) BOSTON' (A. L) lenge Cup for sloops the 4 both spite Duluth's intermediate four Coming played fine¬ r to brought her leg mn11 proved himseif to be in the faults Williams won the ac¬ youthful as were Ray Lambert, of the Trenton ab h po a ci ab r ¡i po a a Newport Mattapoisset, singles, game by of at the ly, but Partridge took the cup on the Illiie, Ib.... 40 111 1 2 0 on her deck in a billow and it was through his aggres¬ his into overtook Vesper's, this city, County Club, and E. W. of Es¬ Lelbold. rf.. 4 3 3 0 0 Cloud a Winner ng largely tually forcing opponent errors. mile and left them in the rear in Haley, seventeenth, 2 up and 1 to play. Cutshaw, îb 3 'i 3 2 5 0 Mitchell, ss. 3 0 1 1 4 0 Flying silken canvas. The dar siveness that he and Anderson won in The next game went to Johnston at post sex County, who tied for the medal in The follows: Cobb, cf_ 40 2 2 10. Hums, lb... 40 111 0 0 The Rear Commodore's offered the last quarter. Less than an hour summary If... 401 4 cup repair and Queen Hab « straight sets. The tall Australian, al¬ "love," with Williams three the qualifying round Veach, OO'Pratt, 2b... 40 0 0 10 was won making later the same Dulutn crew undertook yesterday. PRESIDENT'S CUP Heilniann. rf 4 " 0 2 0 01 .\fem-alry. If. 802 1 0 0 for schooners to-day by Fly¬ lier owner and though inclined to be erratic at times, "nets" and an "out" under the Cali- The survivors to-day were Jack Davi- 3b.... 1 0 W. Ai- Emmons, to lower the colors of a fresh Semi-final round.D. Fairchild, Wanna¬ Jones. 30 10| Miller, cf... 300 2 0« ing Cloud, owned by Winthrop indicated that on the whole backed hi3 partner up fornian's withering fire. The fourth Vesper son, of Shawnee, and K. T. Blair, of moisett. defeated Hamilton Kerr, Wyante- Hlgiiey, .».. 30 0 2 SO'Fi-wstor, Sb. 30 1 2 4 0 drich. She was also the winner, on Immediately four in the international " well, bringing off some spectacular vol¬ game went to the as John- race, but fell the Kahkwah Club; Dr. J. W. nuck, S up and to pluy; Dwight Part¬ Wood*-, c. 30 1 4 1 Of Walters, c.. 301 4 0 0 corrected of the intention of withdraw! Easterner, short a two feet in Robb, Uauaa. p_ 30 0 0 2 p.. 3 0 0 0 10 time, navy challenge a leys and severe smashes of lobs. The ston was hurried into errors the by scant the great¬ of Merion, and Spencer of ridge defeated 9. R. Hollander, Knollwood, 0ÍPennock. in that cruise and wir by Jones, Ply¬ 4 and J. «Harria .... 10 0 0 0 0 cup for schooners yesterday, were not at their best est race of the day. mouth. as to Herreshoff's, in Bristol, R. 3 Kirseys to-day, speed of Williams's shots, and for the They will meet named in Final round.Partridge defeated Fair- (Karr . 100 0 0 0 contest. Commodore Harold S. Vander- their shots not the last Vesper, stroked by Kent. Myers, bow the 2 new boom, which is expect« having necessary point Dick crashed home a service semi-finals. child, and 1. Totals... 2 bilt's Vagrant beat her to the line by pace or to bother the ace. oar in the Pennsylvania barge's senior The match 31 9 27 14 2| Totals... 320824100 allowance here at Vineyard Haven. ;r depth opposing longest resulted from the BERRISHIRE INN CUP "Batted fur Fcwster In ninth innlnir. a wide margin and her time to-morrow pair. The fact the score was 2-all then four, finalists in the 1920 Olympic re- meeting in the first round of Worth¬ Semi-finals, socond 16.A. D. Faxon, Echo tBatted for Walters in ninth innlnfr. saved her. This afternoon Flying morning. Men to a half Lake, defeated v> reshoff's are the b ota U. S. Team Wins Match misled some of those to gatta, managed get length ington and Dr. Robb. were all W. Herrick, of Sharon, Detroit . 001 000 a much smaller schooner than bringing watching be¬ They a and 1; A. t". lOx.2 Cloud, in the first mile. Duluth's even Pratt, of Essex de- Boston . a fast motorboat and will work all The exhibition doubles lieve that Williams was going to have lead great at the home hole, whereupon they feaied E. County, 000 000 00 0.0 Vagrant, beat the latter boat for boat special match, a near the finish R, Morris, Hartford, 3 and 2. Two-base hits.Blue. Cutshaw. Stolen to the Ma at the of voice in affairs during the remainder spurt cut Vesper's lead started over again, halving the first Ftnal round.Faxon defeated 3 as she did the rest of the schooners. night get Queen staged request Allen Muhr, to but the and 2. x-ratt. bases.Veach, Cutshaw. Sacrifices.Cut¬ to start from here at 5 a. m. in the raje mnnager of the French Davis team. of the match. But Johnston himself three feet, local crew ral- two, but Robb brought the affair to a shaw, RlKiiey, Mitchell. Double play. Vagrant and Ohonkara had a great bat¬ Cup lied and won. close a .-a-_ to Provincetown, a run that will take »s a trial match for the of dissipated all this by working up an¬ with "bird" 4 at the long third. Rigney, Cutshaw and Blue. Left on bases tle for second place, and the latter won purpose other Louis of the first to morn¬ .Boston, 8 Detroit, 9. Bases on balls. seconds. the schooners outside I d and «electing a doubles combination to irresistible attack that soon had Zeha, Bohemians, D.ivison, defeat Haley in the White on by twenty-seven Williams errors. despite an erratic course in the first ing, had to cut loose at a stiff Agrees Terms Off Pennock, 2; off Dauss. 1. Struck out. The long windward thrash undoubt¬ give them a taste of deep sea aavigat- represent France against Australasia making I | pace, By Pennock, 3; by Dauss, 3. Hit by ing. in the semi-final round international More than once Williams attempted half of the 440-yard dash, clipped the I coming back in 36. He had the match pitcher.By Dauss (Miller). Passed ball. edly played a great part in Flying to stem the water at a to the minute beat and won at the .sixteenth. Later on For Bout With Leonard Woodall. Cloud's and the lead she Mab took a meeting at Longwood next week was floodgates of Johnstons forty he Umpires.Hildebrand and Owens. victory, gained Queen lino from tke won the speed, and against almost any othor won from Tom Rooney, former sculling defeated Coles in another strong finish, Terms for a championship match Timo.153. in thi3 leg enabled her to hold off the ocean-going tug Elmer A. Keeler, which by American pair, Karl H. Behr feet. the last with Leonard were made and boats in the reach to the line. is the and Samuel Hardy, the sets at player than the little Californian he champion, by eight getting three holes in 8, 4, 8 Benny larger accompanving squadron, immedi¬ going have The clever crew of the and one agreed on yesterday for John S. Lawrence's was the after her and was towed 6.4. The French team, Andre might succeeded. But Johnston 150-pound wining up. who Charley White, Goldstein Posts Forfeit Squaw ately mishap J.i,Gobert and Henri was not to be denied. He \as attack¬ Undine Barge Club, Philadelphia, In winning his second round tilt Jones meets Bobby Barrett at the New victor among the "forties." H. S. to this port. The accident deprived too Cochet, were none ing, always attacking, and, George W. Allison bow, John Blessing struck a brilliant streak in the after¬ York Velodrome next Monday night in Duell's Rowdy was second and Pampero the doughty little schooner from steady overhead and their shots although a fifteen round For Bout With was ' did not have the Williams was improving momentarily stroke, proved the class of this event, noon, coming back in 84, against P. W. bout. Billy Gibson, Lynch third. ticipating in one of the greatest duels finishing power, and the were an added the of Tronton. The first manager of Leonard, agreed with the Abe Goldstein, bantamweight boxer, took in the between two-stickers that has been whereas-the veterans, Behr and Hardy, rallies growing in feroc¬ fixture by Schuylkill Tatler, named his Willie Twenty-six yachts part "»re ity, it was Johnston who navy. won by 2 up and one to play. promoter to meet the winner of Mon¬ through manager, Lewis, run to-day, which is the same number seen in many years. She also lost tho continually on the aggressive. usually a check for Mrs. ended matters with an unbeatable shot. The summaries: day night's bout before leaving for yesterday posted $2,500 that raced from Newport. The loss of opportunity to try out her leg o' mut¬ May Sutton Bundy and Jean New York A. C. Crew Wins the West, the exact terms and condi¬ with the New York Boxing Commission Mab was made for the ad¬ ton mainsail in windward work. Borotra won their into the final His anticipation was remarkable, and FIRST SIXTEEN Queen up by way on several when Williams The New York A. C. crew won the in- First round.Alec Coles, tions of tho match being delayed until for a championship contest with Joe dition of the schooner Virginia, owned The fir3t leg of ten and five-e'ghths round of the mixed doubles by defeat- occasions, Shawnee, de¬ the returns next the title holder. Mibi Leslie Bancroft sought to gain his ends by trap shots, termediate quadruple sculls, another feated R. C. Maxwell, Trenton, 5 and 4; champion Sunday from Lynch, by H. G. S. Noble, who joined the fleet miles took the racing fleet BOUti mç and Harrv C.I Johnston refused to be but added feature. The Union B. C, of Jack Davison, Shawnee, defeated E. W. Michigan City. Goldstein's challenge, it was an¬ at Mattapoisett. by south to Quick's Hole, at the mouth Johnson, at 6-3, 6.2. They will meet beaten, got Haley, Essex County C. C, 3 and 2; K, E. Jim of nounced at the commission's is of Haven the winners of up to the ball and made the return. New York, set the pace for three-quar- Blair, Kfthkwah, defeated W. S. Dougherty, manager Barrett, office, Vagrant Lead Vineyard Sound, and they the semi-final rouad Lack, also confirmed an for terms .the first to be filed since was Opens Up had a smart windward thrash over the match between Mrs. "Little Bill" gathered in the next ters of a mile and then New York A. C. Trenton. 6 and 6; T. Therrlen, Bala, de¬ agreement Lynch the winner of Mallory and Dean won. feated Ray. Lambert, Trenton, 2 and 1; over the telephone last In a reinstated an Flying Cloud, to-day's entire distance. The brec_e increased four games, although he had to battle spurted and B. G. night. following investigation the schoon¬ M«\%Y?v Ml-S M"P-"t Grove and Robert H. of won Carlisle, Overbrook, defeated J. Hop¬ conversation with Matchmaker Flour- by the commission of the financial ar¬ spectacular struggle among steadily and held true from the south¬ Major Arthur * mere for his and Agnew, Undine, the \encken. fiercely points now, kins, Suburban, 5 and 4; P. W. Tatler. noy over the phone said that of his match with ers, was the fourth to cross the finish west until the finish. C this gave him the second act at 6.2 intermediate singles event after a keen defeated Frank W. Harper, Trenton, 2 up; Dougherty rangements Johnny at that time seemed to have «»ÍTf Auchit-closs, of the tour-! Spencer Jones. Plymouth, defeated Dr. J. any terms agreeable to the promoter Buff, from whom he regained the title line and After Hole "mitnttee, has arra and a lead that must have shaken Wil¬ battle with Manuel Gomez, of Cam¬ no chance with Commodore Vander- passing through Quicks d thJ A. Luman, Bala. 6 and 3; Dr. J. W. Robb, would be satisfactory to him. several weeks ago. the had a ciose risce ?«.£!¦«.¦owing'schedule for liams's nerve, although he showed no bridge, Mass. Ten scullers started. defeated R. S. Shaw¬ The latter the yachts of thirteen to-morrow: 3 p.: Merlon, Worthington, bilt's Vagrant. crossed and a half miles to a line be¬ signs of such a thing. The winner and runner-u,p on oppo¬ nee, 1 up, nineteen holes. line well to and was close Axed *ï*~Zinïî' T"mfn's »'..irles- Mrs. Molla sides Second round.Pavlson defeated 1 up windward, tween the Nourmahal and a mark off vs' Longwood Star Rallies site of the stream, left the others Coles, on the heels of the little owned &lrV^1 /MaUoryr, Mis* Leslie up: Blair defeated Therrlen, 2 up; Robb Cygnet, West This line was off the Msr.croft. 4 p m -Final, men's in their wake to fight it out. Davis Team H. Earl which was the first Chop. just and doubles, Johnston took the first game of the The summaries: defeated Carlisle, 3 and 1; Jones defeated Spanish Sails by Kimball, breakwater at the entrance to Vine¬ Washbum vs. Johnson' last set on his Tatler, 2 and 1. Cup over. Half an hour after the schooners service, but then Wil¬ Haven Harbor and it i"H 3° Senior single, quarter-mile dash.Won SECOND SIXTEEN had been sent yard necessitated double" P" »'-Fin«-!. mi*ed liams thrilled the crowd by running by Louis Zoha, First Bohema» B. C, New away Vagrant appeared a short beat to make it. off the next two games at "love," two York; Thomas J. Rooney, Undine Barge First round.Donald G. Herring, Prince¬ For Matches at to be well to windward of the rest of Club. Philadelphia, second; William I'. ton, defeated H, E. Replogie, John3town, the fleet to have a This circumstance undoubtedly bJÜ1«Íant et!iery mled every avail- placements of his own and six errors 1 Philadelphia and commanding ahfc m the 6tands' and avérai Johnston the tale. It looked Hapgood, Bachelors' Barge Club, Phila¬ up, twenty holes; Henry McKeen jr, lead. played an important part in the results nunV»T sat by telling delphia, third; August Muckler, Western Shawnee. defeated A. J. Pugllese, New of the finishes among the schooners t?Vk ^°re> on the turf as dose at this stage as though the Californian Rowing Club, St. Louis, fourth. Time, York Golf Club, 7 and 5; H. H. Apgar. The Davis team will sail on the E. Walter Clark's Irolita followed !'nes as v'as 1:19 2-5. Trenton, defeated C. W. Rainear, Aronl- Spanish Cup Mauretania from Cher¬ and the fifty-footers. The schooners »hen¦irti.T, T I . Permitted, was beginning to falter a bit, and no Flying Cloud over, and astern of her Johnston and Williams came out Intermediate four-oared shells.Won bv mlnk, 3 and 2; K. F. Scheldt, Shawnee, bourg to-day, according to a cablegram from Jose Mesalles, of was The schooners took a were sent away off Maitapoisett at irom the wonder, when you consider the pace ai Duluth Boat Club, Duluth, Minn. (W. Co¬ defeated W. D. Johnson, Garden City, 2 Barcelona, Virginia. 1:25 and the clubhous« and made their which he had been D. of the Lawn Tennis few short hitches and then stood off on fifty-footers, forty-footer_ traveling. ventry, bow; Dever, L. Ward, L Lo- up; Herbert Newton, Whittmarsh, defeated secretary Spanish Association, to the United States and New York "thirties" were sent 53 c ,°ugh the crowd to the court. it tourneau, stroke). Vesper Boat Club, Phil¬ L. M. ffhawnee, I up, twenty a tack to starboard. There was a Mansfield But must have been that Johnston Schloch, Lawn Tennis Association. The team will include Manuel and Jose long at five minute intervals eievated himself into the um¬ was a for he adelphia, second; Nonpareil Boat Club, holes; Chester Maxwell, Trenton, defeated Alonso duel between Istalena and Car¬ away there¬ pé s throne, with ITarl Behr taking only "breather," New York, third; West Philadelphia Boat C. S. Clark. Pine Valley, 4 and 2; T. Fill- The Spanish Association has decided« t.-,-,., snappy after. presid- started another campaign of furious Club, Philadelphia, fourth. Time, 6:67. more, Shawnee, defeated O. W. Schaum, olina for the windward berth, and Car¬ of foot faults and Fred- to follow the policy of the Australian olina won and over a -~-.-"- *S«T'CKif8 «¿udi?eß. stroking and tigerish aggressiveness Senior 160 pounds double shellR.Won by Whltemarsh, 1 up; J. V. Hastings jr., on the fifteenth. Prizes will be award- it led the line by Alexander jr., son of the that carried him the next two Undine Barge Club, Philadelphia (George Merion, defeated Hal Harris, Shawnao, 2 and French associations in sending few seconds. She went over on the itóous through W. AlllBon, John stroke), up. three-men and cd to the winners and runners-up in w-e internationalist, attending to sessions The stood Blessing, Vesper teams Eduardo Flaquer, starboard tack and was followed by Other News Bconng stand. victoriously. games Boat Club. Philadelphia, second; Pennsyl- Second round.McKoan jr. defeated Her¬ who was named for the matches in Eu¬ each event. Entries for the singles Sporting at S.2 and for Williams it was a varia Barge Club, Philadelphia, third; ring, 1 up, nineteen holes; Apgar defeated Istalena on the port tack, and foot'ng Rain Western rope, will not make the trip to the close on Friday, August 18, at 5:30, and Threatens Feature desperate situation. Realizing this, he Rowing Club, St. Louis, foiwth. Scheldt, 4 and 3; Maxwell defeated New¬ must be addressed to John G. fast. F. D. M. Strachan's Harpoon was On Following Page k*If c°ur before fought for the sixth and Time. 7:19. ton, 4 a-nd 3; Filln.ore defeated Hastings, United States. Senor Mesalles's cable Thomp¬ third across the line. ifn« the match began grimly game, Intermediate single shells.Won by Rob¬ 1 up. asked that accommodations be reserved son, Squirrel Island, Maine, but for sun was shining benevolently, but won, after the points had touched ert H. Agnew, Undine Barge Club, Phila¬ the doubles the entries will be The 40-footer8, the largest class tak¬ minut« later "deuce" five times. delphia; W. J. G. Borle, University Barge for the Spanish team in Philadelphia,; open ing part in this cruise, were sent away e\ÏZT dark, threatening Club, so that the im¬ until one hour before play begins. UP from ocean Again there appeared a of Philadelphia, second; Manuel Gomez, Defeats players could proceed at 1:35, and made a beautiful start. EVWept the and gleam Riverside B. C. Cambridge. Mass., third. Capablanca to on courts for grass was *,T dr1°F9,oí rain began to fall. The hope the Easterner, but the light Trne, 7:57 Î-5. mediately practice H. S. Duell a little too speedy, and the faded as Sf.nlor in preparation for their match against An innovation is being tried by the took over before the was We.1 lv sUinds 9**. a bit r*Bt- slowly Johnston took the international four-oared shells-. Morrison at Chess United Lawn Rowdy signal e thoueht of ruined dresses seventh game, then the eighth and Won by Vesper Boat Club, Philadelphia (J the winner of the Australia-France States Tennis Associa¬ raised and was recalled to start again. «û-U.V «2««i Hannes, bow; T. Magulre, Jack LONDON, Aug. 4 (By The Associated contest. The final round will be tion in a separate tournament mu.laery, but all except a scatter- finally the ninth, for the set and match. K. Costello, the played holding The other six "forties" went over ng few Myers, Etroke); Duluth Boat Club, sec¬ Press).-.In play in the interna- at the Germantown Cricket Club in for the girls' singles and doubles na¬ braved the elements and staved Williams, racing back after Johnston's ond; Pennsylvania Barge Club. Philadel¬ Capablanca, Cuba, who is the holder tional closely grouped and all stood off on the 8eats' Before the end deeply placed drive, mado a phia, third; Bachelors" Barge Club, Phila¬ Philadelphia, August 17, 13 and 19. championships instead of con¬ starboard tack." The "thirties" were m*ZV* of the dying delphia, fourth. 6:62 of the world's championship, won from nection with the h.ev*r> the sun broke effort to stave off defeat with a driv¬ Time. 4-6, women's national strung all along the line in their start, ESÜv^1woag-h the Intermediate quadruple Bheils."Won by J. S. Morrison, Canada. The tennis center cham¬ as has been the cus¬ murk and the men finished ing lob, but, out of position, he had New York Athletic Club, New York Dr. M. defeated Brooklyn championships, and were led by S. C Pirie's Oriole. * * blaze of no control over the J. (John Vidmar, Jugo-Slavia, whose winners will be quali¬ tom in previous years. The tourna¬ light. stroke and the Sullivan, bow: George Crabtree, Lans¬ E. G. of Australia. Other re¬ pionship, To-mórrow's run, which takes the won the t08s ball landed far back of Johnston's base ing Van Houten. John H. Keralake. stroke); Watson, fied to compete in the junior and boys' ment will be held at the Philadelphia to will be »ilk .u8ton and started Ravimswood B. Island sults were A. Rubensteln, Poland, de¬ Cricket squadron Provincetown, line. Casting one backward to C, Long City, national championships at the Long- Club, commencing September started off the breakwater at 5:30 a. m. mm.tí.« «.."."¦."' earnin& the first point glance second; Union Boat Club, New York, third; feated V. Maroczy, Dr. S. 11 at 10 a. m. his return of Williams's see it hit the ground, Johnston ran Crescent Boat Hungary; wood Cricket Club, Boston, tho week The distance is deep Club, Philadelphia, fourth. Tartakover, Russia, won from E. at 4 The women's and doubles seventy miles. ggj 8.trtlck »he top of the net and forward to extend the victor's hand to Time, 6:61. Snosko Borowskv, of ugust 21, will begin o'clock singles The start of to-day's run from the the other Eide' Williams, the brilliant but defeated. Intermediate elght-oared shells.Won by Russia; M, Waltuch, next Monday afternoon on the courts tournament for the Middle States old of to ttr*W r -'n Williams Duluth Boat Club, Duluth, Minn. .«.i sharply O'Brien, Strong, 8. Tart, land, won from Dr. Davide Marotti, at the miles, provided far trie Caiifornian could not Final round.W'illiam M. Johnston de¬ B. Forward, stroke); New Rochelle Row¬ open to the winners of preliminary pionships Philadelphia Cricket action than did the yester¬ in get up feated Richard Norria Williams ing Club, New Rochelle, second; Arundel Italy; A. Alechine, Russia, defeated M. tournaments that have been conducted Club. The samo officials will uct at departure |?.« time. But "Little Bill* won 2d, 6.0, Boat Club. R. O. day from Newpoi*t. When the fleet Wil»a»« 6.2, 6.3. Baltimore, third; Undine Barge Euwe, Holland, and Yates, Eng¬ by clubs affiliated with the United both tournament«. made sail errftfame,J'8 began to make Club, Philadelphia, fourth. Time, 6:35. land, won from E. D. Bogol Jubow, in Mattapoisett Harbor there Erv Tsndei- Johnston's ever-increas- MEN'S DOUBLES Association senior single shells.Won by Russia. States Lawn Tennis Association or to was a dead flat calm and all indications forcing attack. Semi-final round.Wililam M. Johnston Hilton Belyea, St. John An.ateur Rowing the No. 1 man or school champion of The Central Park tennis tourna¬ «1 * and James ¡Club, St. N. B. pointed toward a series of postpone¬ "econd game went to the Pacific C. Anderson defeated Robert John, Bdward McGuire. the high schools affiliated with the ment will end When the semi-finals ments and a in f., 3tar and Howard Klnsey, 6.3. 7.5. Mutual Rowing Club. Buffalo, second; W. day of wallowing the Knrf, as the resu!t of brilliant B. Garrett Gilmore, Bachelors' Barge Club, International League Public School Athletic League. and finals in both the men's and doldrums. The start was postponed, ¿it», r,nc* -Johnston, having WOMEN'S DOUBLES Philadelphia, third; Russell Codman jr., AT TORONTO women's singles are played next Sun¬ and even when the signal to get under lianis Final round.Mrs. Marion Zindersteln Union B. C, * Boston, fourth. Time, First R. H. E. Edward H. Bonelli will be referee of The courts are now ET!?-«- in cl0Fe t0 the net and Miss 7:39 1-5. game: day. being rolled way was raised on Rear Commodore Sa short JftHsup Helen Wins defeated Mrs. S x. 9 1 the Maine which will be and marked in return, deftly tossed over M(..lla BJurstedt Mallory and Miss Phyllis Toronto.0 0 040 20 1J championship, preparation for the Vincent Astor's power yacht Nourma- .5«.« head, the ball falling in court Walsh, 11.9. C.2. Buffalo.000 000 12 0. 3 10 1 held at Squirrel Island from August finish of the tournament. Supervisor hal there was so little bréese that it incheaa Hart Goes to Worcester Batteries and to 26. The in the Mg_ from the base line. Wil- MIXED Baumgartner Fisher; 19 Iwenta listed Mulholland announced that before the was neeessary to tow many of the sail¬ HM scored two aces DOUBLES' TORRINGTON, Conn., Aug. 4..Ed¬ Reddy and Bengough. tournament include men's and men'» and women'» doubles are held on following that, Second round.Mrs. Second game: H. B. singles ing craft to the starting line. across Mallory and Dean die Hart, who has been playing first R. doubles, women's and doubles, the a Ku ^&1!pyed court, but a Mathey defeated Miss Martha Bayard and base for P.uffalo.821 000 2.8 9 1 singles following Saturday» preliminary However, the wind started to come ¦"* --ault and a net his Henry Guild, 6.2, 6.2. the Torrington town team, mixed doubles and men's consolation exhibition will be by some of the up out of the southwest after »wnce«, fr,, ti,,._ spoiled has been Toronto.000 102 4. 7 11 1 given shortly i-'eml-fir.al round..Mrs. Mnv Sutton Sundy signed by the Worcester club singles. In addition to this a separate ranking national and metropolitan noon and was when .»id .T'-ui Ro<->tra defeated Miss Leslie of the Eastern He Batteries Lewellyn and Bengough; tournament for fif¬ sufficiently strong fest of this first Bancroft and Harry C. League, formerly Townsend, Best and Hill. boys %nd girls of singles players, whose names will be the preparatory signal was sent up on Johnson. 6.ï, S.2. played with Waterbury. Rochester at Syracuse.Ralo. teen years of age and under will start announced later. the Nourmahal for the amateur skip-