TWO FRENCH DAVIS CUP TENNIS PLAYERS ARE ELIMINATED AT SEABRIGHT craft to lay their course to the e«»t- If Wins 130 Mile ward ilcwn Loritc Island Sound. The Results in Tennis The Istalena Leads Fleet INWOOD'S WEAKNESS Zingara rtrst le« tr>>k the yachts to <*ornfleia J Event at Light V«.ucl. Soon after the start COCHETIS BEATEN I Seabright Yacht Race for Myrick Cup Gundred took th- lead and had estab¬ < lished a good advantage when sh^ MEN S 8I.NOLES-riRST ROUND. of Yachts Into New London IS ALREADY NOTED Defeats the M. 13 rounded the light vessel early yester¬ d*r,*,ed A. Major Lady by day morning. , BY HOWARD KINSEY J'^J. »^0,ra Min. 26 Sec. On ti;e way home the wlnda were defeated James Davlea, tlickl.- ind llgnt, coming from every SMlchlro_^ka»hl° Carroll B. Alker, With Mrs. Alker on Board, Sails His Golf Expert Warns Open Wins Final Game for Rhode point of thf compass. Gundred reached / \a'^drUJ^VT"t,d W,"Um A New Rochelle, N. Y>. July 31..Al- the finish line at 7 :0> o'clock last tvfj- Borotra Is Even Easier for Rj. Werthelm defeated Willis Davie, T.5, Fifty Footer With Good Judgment.: Championship CdUrse of Dan¬ Island Cups by Scorc though the schooner Gundred. the prop- nlng. She took 27 hours and 51 minutes ct" frty of K. P. and E. O. Or**, was the to cover the course. Throughout tit* but Gobert Scores Robert Ktnsey defeated Henry Guild. 6.0. of 9 to 8. the Shimizu, Beats the 'Forties.' ger of its Short Holes. first across the finish line off here last night the yachta kept crossing finish Zenzo Shlmlsu defeated Carl Fischer, 6-3. Rowdy line, the last to arrive being the yrtwl With Ease. night In the 130 mile rare held under La i'ubana, which was timed at £.86 the of the New Rochelle Yacht All finished SECOND ROUND. By ARTHUR Fr. ALDRIDUE. Bl KERR ST. PETRIE. By CAPT. H. H. IIOI.MKS, auaplcRb A. M. to-day. with tbe Johnston defeated Stanley W. '"tub. It was found when the corrected exception of the yawl Sakana, which "> T'<* Ntw York ? " Now that the Inwood secretary him¬ Narragakpbtt Pier, R. I.. July 31.. | (tave up the race soon after rounding won ,rom Dean M*,h*y 8PV£l"!w D?patch was times wer« figured to-day that the win¬ London, Conn., July 31. The self has world course The final of the Rhode Islapd cups the lightship. PATTERSON ON PARADE Bb7°d«f2uifr*",lc® told the that his ner was the second W°" fr°m I stale na led the fleet of the cruise played at the Point Judith Country Club, sloop Zingara. the The summary: V,ncent Richards joint has been selected as the venue of the and resulted Dby,defaui^aVl" of the New York, Larchmont and Indian 'No Lipton Challenge,' Narragansett Pier, to-day '.raft to finish. On corrected time Clans.Course, New Rochelle to Corn¬ R'C® W°" fr0m Edwln P L»rned 1923 national open championship It Is in a victory for the representatives of field Light Vessel and Return.Distance, Harbor clubs into this harbor this Zingara was the winner of the Myrick 1.10 S to p. 'JO. "dSfauU yacht Says Belfast Official breaking no faith with the United States the Dedham Club against a Myopia side Miles.Start, M.. July Anderson* defeated J. Brooks Fenno. 13 minuten an".I, 9o.4. afternoon, winning in the flfty-foot by 9 Koala to 8. cup by Finish P. M. KIaps*d M. Oolf Association to say that the choice Boston teams, representing of July 30. time. W*,u°n Washburn defeated Harris B class by a large margin. Carroll B. July 31 (Associated These two Lady M.. the property former Com- Yacht and Owner H.M.8. H M 8. Anderson Gets Into Trou¬ r Isner, Jr., 6.I, 6.a. Presa)..With reference to re- was practically mad« during the play clubs that have maintained a rivalry for modore E. C. Myiick. donor of the Gundred, K. P. A G. Greg.. 7 f*t lift 27 .*>s 00 Kln"«y defeated Herbert L. Bow- Alker had sailed with rare good Judg¬ six other oo Hl*"rd,man, 6.4, 6.4. BELFAST.that Sir Thomas Lipton at Skokle a week or two ago Skokle a score of years, eliminated tlrae Zingara, C. W. Atwator 7 .IS 28 2* 00 ports On actual Lady M. finished <\ 3'i no ble Against Prentice. defeated Arthur V. ment and practically led all the way. the formations to qualify for tilts final prize. Lady M K Myrick 8 20 20 00 Yencken, Intends to challenge again for Henri Cochet defeated G. Foster, 6-2. 0.n great deal of criticism, and it is safe It was game, until the final the 43 dt,'ated John south and it gave promise of holding; Royal Ulster Yacht Club, through anybody's The start and finish was off here. La Cubans, J. B. Edgar... *2 63 00 35 00 Whit- to say that while Inwood is the selec¬ bell and though the Myopia players sev¬ Chairman John R. sent the .A. M.. July 31. beck and increasing in strength which Sir Thomas has In the past real Brophy ¦ y SAMUEL J. nnOOKM A V. defeated S. Howard Voshell, Issued his challenges, said to-day the tion of the professionals through their eral times, owing to hard riding and craft, awny at .1:10 P. M. on Saturday Corrected iiw on ZlnKara. 27:08:00; Lady ^"'Po.4, o.4.uN,,,"-r The Carolina. arter the start, stood were going The was M., 27:21:2U; Gundred, 27:.*8:00: Jabber- club had not had any intimation that natlonl association the course does not good stick work, apparently afternoon. wind Ifjrht and wnck, 28:31:86: Constance, 28:43:.'18, and La Peabrioht, N. J., July 31..Two of Francis T. Hunter defeated Harry C. John¬ ,he ^"8 Island side of the to secure the cups, Gerald Dempsey'a which the son, .».*>. a.1, 6.2. j.owl;dCommodore Sir Thomas Intended to race >n meet With the approval of every mem- from the northwest, enabled Ctibana, 33:02:28. Kakana did not finish. France's Duvis failed to -n nearlnS Faulkners going the United Sep¬ Dempnev, C. O. Foster. Robert defeated C. 6.2, » tember, :>ut his so far as was in protest From the many fine things' S. A. Burragi?. A. C. to-day. Both were beaten Klnsey R. Werthelni, Island r f* na al8° stood over to the trip Myopia.J. Mandell, decisively, o.1. 1 f . known was purely of a business that already have been voiced of this' Burrage, F. Ayer. ShlmUu d*'ea"d Jean 6.0, Ixrng Island side in order to hold Caro- Dodliam.Goal* scored, Alrnv 4, Henri Cochet being outplayed by How¬ Borotra, that vaclu "nd the nature, although It would synchronize splendid course In the Rockaway.s it Summary: scored, ^'t>n*4 six meter have the se- ivmpsey total. 9. Myopia.Goals on ard Kinsey of California at 6.2, 6 4, wind,»i'nH and*, Harpoon,^h°Ula sailing her first race with the International might been supposed that Mandell 4. Rurrage 2. pony 1. foul 1; The Finest the Avenue THIRD ROUND. In American waters. lection would be unanimous. But 11. HoImr3. while Jean Borotra went °f F- D M yacht racing despite total. 8. rtefi-ree.Cant. 11. a down to a James O. Anderson defeated Bernon S. Pren- V J the fact that Its greens are probablv When you see particularly well dressed 6.0, 6.4 defeat before V' p. 6.2, IB.14. folfowed too the Lawrence B. Rice F. Davis, °'cIf,ck a unsurpassed and Its turf unexcelled and man, you probably say to yourself "He superior defeated Dwlght squall from the erly. with three old men of the aea on of that craft and remarkable control of Zenzo -I.6, l'i~2, northwest2:4.° swept across the Sound and seaside nature so beloved of the Polo Tournament or for his suit." Howard Klnsey defeated Henri Cochet, 6.2, board, followed slowly, anC the vice- professional this particular expert con-j Army pays $140 $150 Perhaps Rhlmizu. The Frenchmen played ag¬ 0.4. th" yarhts 8alIed under commodore. H. H. Raymond, came with he does.but if to Louis shortened canvass. niders that Inwood is far from being a you go Berg gressive, peppery tennis, but were out- WOMEN'S SINGLES.FIRST ROUND. shortW This, of course, put the Monsoon, and C. A. Marsland's A«or On Field at Fort Hamilton Carolina far to leeward of all. This well championship circuit, if by that is meant you can get the finest merchant tailored steadied and Mrs. Franklin I Msllory defeated Mr*. G. M. was last. This fleet was bunchftd. n course which supplies enough of thos<, outgeneraled in both Bcdman. 6.0, 6.0. ,eav** the yachts j suit obtainable on the Avenue for $80. matches. Miss Margaret Grove defeated Miss Florence with littlemf? d'?dsteerAgeuayaiay- until a s->uth- Iptalenn All the 'Way. long search,ns. te8tlng. ^ond shot# Four Teams to Play for Title «!.i!. 7.3. And the ionr ..ccond shot is coming Linen Knickerbockers to Andre H. Gobert. third and veteran Ballln, westerly Nfhid came and helped them at 1016- Miss Edith Sigourney defeated Mien Mary to the finish. Mrs. James W. Alker The fifty footers were started to regarded as the This Month. Two Pairs 00. member of the French team, Hurd, 6.2, 6.1. The Istalena led across the line with criterion®"fl,'roro Order, S25 managed defeated Miss Sara sailed on the Istalena and proved to be only or golfers and golf courses. hiB match Miss Marguerite Davis Carolina In her weather quarter and it is not enough, In the opinion of Kor the first time in the history of wlthnm Atha, 6.0. 6.2. a good mascot. Istalena without*?tiouble.?T,U#rhdefeating Mafor Ar- Mrs. May Sutton Bundy defeated Mrs. H. S. In the foot class the Rowdv Harpoon a little astern. On the the player quoted above to have excel- the sport a ci^mplonshlp outdoor polo 6.1. forty were Carroll B. Alker, Mr. and Mrs. will be within the LOUI© MBO Bri,l3,) Fnibasay Davis, 6.1. Hailed by Holland S. Duel!, was the win- lh» cham¬ tournament staged lt"wJshlnktn °Kth°,he chancea favor MIsm Edith Handy won from Mrs. Robert James W. Alker and Harry L. Max¬ pionshipninnKMnen!'rturln*until any old shot will stick limits of Greater New York. Arrange- Mnstrr Tailtrt-i his Leroy by default. ner. The yachts in this class were in for Tailor to The 'four*thousand *llmlnattonoflm nnm0"' ?Utin the next round of defeated Mr*. J. S. Taylor, well. Mr. Maxwell is now in his thirty- as was the case at Skokle. What is re¬ ments have just been made to play business Suits Mis. M. B. Huff close company nearly all da*-. The He re¬ the Second Dollars he is bracketed 3.6, tl.2, 7.5. Mistral, Walter Bowes's yacht, with Mrs first year of yachting. fondly quired on a moflf-rn championship course the polo championship of Liehtu 743 FEFTta AVENJLZJB with RUrnvnlert'-nr°rR Norris Williams. The latter Mis* Martha Bayard won from Mrs. 8. A. members that in 1«92. when he was very not merely quality. Is of para¬ area of the United States Army hln default. Bowes on board as mascot, did well fin¬ the Length Corps Hamilton by imprefl»lVe tennis igalnst Young by young, he was taken by his father, ^mount importance. The giants of the < n the new polo field at Fort ®'"» Mrs. Marlon Zlndersteln Jessup defeated ishin if second She carried her topsail on board the will ,0"da>- "bould come Mrs. H. P. Townsend, 6.2, "fl.0. late J- Rogers Maxwell, links are only giants when they have Four teams have entered. They ?hr.Jh\?nshL°through triumphant. H. through the squall, while the others had schooner Shamrock. Shamrock had been Governors Island, Miss Katherlne L. Gardner defeated Mrs. shortened sail. fr' °tt these long tee represent Camp Vail, It was not an auspicious dav for the F. Uansell, Jr.. 6.0, 6.1. rigged as a schooner. She was origin¬ shots which steal from the New Jersey Cavalry and the First Dl- Miss Helen Wills defeated Mrs. E. Crane. she yards op-" Kven the Aus- 30 C ally the seventy foot sloop and raced l° hlt thef* Ion^ Seconds, vision. trafl^nl Son,17*cnt- 6.0, 6.0. Footers In Keen ontest. de and on u»~P*cted trouble Miss Walsh defeated Misa R. Baker, against the Atlantic,^"leur I.ys wh.eh Ka"d »earch So that the gjtmes may be played «nd wre ext<'nd(>dJ? in contests Phyllis won. Maxwell walk H'-mss the r,Zl ^ they <1.2. 6.1. r,c* Was the Larch¬ Viator and she Harry for thehe pin. ulille^arewWe11the lesser lights* « are«« a regulation field the figured to win decisively. James O Miss Leslie Bancroft defeated Mrs. H. Van- mont thirty-nine footers Georgia, Nim¬ had a good start and he has been win¬ short of at the fort has been Anderson, after 6.1. grovennK th parade grounds being: carried Into two line, 6.1. P. bus and Maisie. Georgia. on which Mr*. ning races every since. George Nichols approach still to make. taken up. Gen. Henry C. Hale, com- close sets by J. Brooks Kenno of Bos- Mrs. William Henry defeated Mrs. J. he had to assist U. S. A.. W ood, 6.0, 6.2. Herbert Funke sailed, led for a long sailed the Carolina and TIms is exactly the point that the ex- manding the First Division. ' *as extended Benin by Bernon S. Mrs. 8. Van of the in the him James P. Sparkman. fleet captain rt tournament In the ab¬ p. eabright Miss Ceres Baker defeated Part trip, but end Nimbus P in question wanted to emphasize Is managing the champion, the Vechten, 6.1, 6.2. took the lead and Maisie was s^ond. o* the Larchmont Yacht Club, and Prake when he said that It Is about time that sence of Gen. Bullard, chairman of (the won It necessitating thirty games. Miss Helen Hooker defeated Mri. Edward F. P. M. Strachan had with of the Bay Ridge Recre¬ In th©m?« ? Whitman, 7..">, 6.0. 1 minute 29 seconds separated Sparkman. the powers that be without fear or favor polo committee twenty-fourth frame Prentic* these three over a course that took him Bob Bavler on the Harpoon, which se.ee, c0urBPS ation Grounds Association. Cien. Hale WaS tW,Ce W,thin a SECOND ROUND. that m,asur. .p to cj,j poJnt of them eight and half hours to sail yacht was respendent in a neW suit of states that no admission will be charged th^seL Miss Helen Wills defeated Mis* Phyllis Strachan has his Zaida won in Class N. This viotory sails. Mr. yet to\learn would be to a to see the games. Walsh. 6-2, 6.0. her necessary turn down on Tues¬ Foreigners Playing Lelsorelr. was a pleasing one because it records yacht, but when ho imdersts^ids suggestion made by the P. (}. \ The first game will be played the return of Commodore Charles Smlth- whims he will be a hard man to beat. day. August 8, between the First Di¬ 18 0nly nfttura' to sup- at Where SltoWie Was Weak. vision and Camp Vail. On Wednesday, U, eellent stroke an £ from the schoolgirl, while Miss Walsh, schooner Virion. F. P. M. fitrachans to bring her well over to the Long Island "XK J. All Buckskin fourth member of five un£r^nd!!lr"prrS Major B. J. Turnbull of the First Di¬ the ,Wf.rthelm. though she Is, could steamer Hoainer and Mills's Va- side, and after sailing about our owi Australian team, after furnishing experienced player Ogden tha. pIay vision, Lieut. H. Rcber, Major Hara> Last: end Pclterns excluiictly desigt a In the make little better headway, taking only santa. those on the istalena were fearful ox-eraII it surprise opening round by so that length and had two Bush, Lieut.-Col. H. Moeller, Lieut. C. Willis Davis of California two games out of fourteen. To-morrow morning early a start will Carolina might get a better wind, extreme"? BOTH SHOPS her best she took the southerly course and ,P!,,In* fl'iishlng holes M. Boyeotv New Jersey Cavalry; Capt. eliminatingl0?,t speert and steadiness in Miss Grove flashed perhaps be made for Newoprt. The race will he I m7ut from^Kandthe twelfth to the sixteenth the B. F. Major Booth, Capt. Chevis ,a,er of the season in beating Miss started at 9 o'clock from off Sarah's was followed hy Harpoon Ihe wind Copper, ,n the a'frnoon tennis and freshened and Capt. Miller. and wal £1 , 6.2, 7.5, outsteadylng Ledge and the finli-h will be at Brenton hauled west southwest .t a mmr*'n Hoh' Florence Kallln, wore off did string of threes and one two to ert Klnsev f" « Wld£" and her opponent most of the Reef lightship. The fleM will disband somewhat, and when the yachts in«* ,,ra«cisco. saving outplaying was #nou*h hU Ritchie Is Victor. Just three games in two sets In the only extra set affair Mrs. on entering the harbor and thoc-e yachts Faulkners Island at noon Rowdy Gerald way. the footers and she was !puu.r>daow;.f0rtUnM8 Frankie Ritchie. substituting for Patterson. Wimbledon winner M B. Huff of Philadelphia had little belonging to the New York Yacht Club leading forty Wa" nn fasv 4 the. h'« frst about one mile south of the island, with Archie Walker, scored an eaay victory & Hardy match in straight to spare In defeating Mrs. J. S. Taylor. will run up that club's burgee and will thirteenththlTlWth ithwas a par 3. The Whitehouseme the tournament la to nar¬ pr^par^cl to w*-lcom© Commodore H. Mistral Just 144 WEST 43 - STREET un hi 0 Apparently Mildred II with a sp n- living around the bout at the Auditorium last BROADWAY «40~ STREET aesinst John F. Whit- Mrs. Mallory and Mrs. S. Vanderbilt when h«- enters the harbor Inshore were eree ? ?tayw,» Freeport *» night. all its bo?m"(1 Bundy in one semi-final, yacht Vagrant. and Minx i23 open champion¬ tJhe h 1fed ,in,° take a cap to make a commodore, and Mistral. ship a course that Is °f C°Urt °r Went Commodore Smyth Just naturally fills of Rowdy were Monsoon, Sylph strong from start low into The net°Ut Three Rounds Completed in and all In close company. So to finish. A string of holes such as the bill, cap or no cap. Pampero, at Forest Hills. far the race In this class had been very marred the Incoming half of Skokle is Dw'«ht F. Da via Rarprlwi. Day \ fry curly the yachtsmen and the Cornfield vessel to bring the giant down to the vessels anchored In Morris Cove, turned keen. From light ng level of Hartletts Reef light vessel, the distance the pigmy. The latter have a few notal>!e for the manner In the annual tennis champion¬ out and prepared for some real sport. may tnT^i'1ly,Waswhich lesser lights or Play is eleven and one-half miles, and the yards more to go on his mashie shot, but N player, n^t Even on the Southerly they were active |n th,> top r:llll(int ships of New York center In the Junior course cast, half north, which made It then he may have better luck on his racket and B. K. flharp. George Graberry and the wind A f before «cketPwUMwleldersPXten#dedof to-day. Dwlght F and boys' divisions which started yes¬ after; the almost dead squall PU"'nr championship grdf should Davis Internationalist Herbert Stone overhauling had been making up In thf north and not be reducedJAnd to a twenty-two veari terday on the clay courts of the West and particular attention question of putts. »K°. took a set from Lawrence Rice of rigging paying lightning flushes In the distance gave . Side Tennis Club at Forest Hills, L. I., to one turnrbuckle got In the dinghy and come. .xinches Boston, ninth In of warning of what might *n Objection to Short Unlet. national rank, the lat- of on what pl"ntv outguessed In the advanced rapidly to the final stages, the 'slapped splashes paint At 2 :40 o'clock the wind came off shore Mni r.i U»en'ly have been the white sides of the No one objects to short holes rallies. Rice, Aadly off stroke, l-icked reached in the should from the northwest. Light sails were provided title round being boya' hull. Some one In the regatta committee clewed and booms the distance Is such as to call for ac¬ to *et "ufflelent four of older douced. topsails up that XHtlnff Z°ninto h1ndhi« return*. He m»n;i£?rrf tournament and the young¬ was In error on Sunday and recorded gybed over to starboard The wind was curacy on particular style of shot as "not timed." As a but when 4 so outlaat th** veteran, howevert0°k and tnnu sters winning their semi-final brackets. the Southerly quitv snappy for a short time and the p|r holes, called, find the ofthe finest she finished about 6;30 around the th- third set at 6-2. This tournament Is conducted under matter of fact, yachts heeled .well under Its pressure. players piling green on the o'clock and won In her class. soon across the drive, then the course is decidedly weak William A. learned, seven times na¬ the of the United States I^awn This northwester spread tional also a auspices of the fifty footers and the giant of the game is being need¬ champion, took set from Start In Moothwrsl Wind. Sound. The skippers R Norrls Williams 2d, the feature of Tennta Association to determine the dis¬ had figured on the southwester holding lessly sacrificed. his play being passes off service that trict representatives In the national* at Soon after 9 o'clock the yachts pro- and possibly Increasing In stmngth and Taylor and Herd, last week at Shaw¬ were gems of accuracy. Larned rarely 21. out of the harbor. There was a the squall upset all their plans. nee called attention to the fact that thev Boston the week of August ree£ some PortoRicaiiyou made a mistake In Judgment In his Ernest former of the nice southwest wind and every Indication For a time the yachtsmen had wwe repeatedly short with drive and Kuhn, cajptaln this wind died down on of t" and bis control coupled George Washington High School I earn, f It helping to make a good set of races. fine sailing, but orasirie hole* which the Jonir whm u? Rave him the tho favorite to win the title, The regatta-rommlttee for the way was and around Bartlett Reef light vessel hitters such as Hob Macdonald end .Mm n I 7,ev*'r. Junior fill!first division of the match. Wlll|ams played well within himself to reach the Frank Bowne Jones Hnd George F. Gll- there was a big calm patch through Hsrnes were reaching with drive and ever smoked put on full steam, however. |n the sec- semi-finals. He disponed of C. 15. r»t- n.ore of the Indian Harbor Yacht Club which they had to pass. Istalena was Iron. The Mrltisih pair were not com¬ ^ ond set and had more or less easy sail¬ hisso, 6.3, 6.4. and H. L>. e.irman, J-sslsted by Howell C. Perrln and Arthur the first to sail by this light vessel and plaining. merely emphasising an obvious ing the rest of the way. Against kashlo White Plains titleholder, 6.1, C.0 Knapp of the Larchmont Yacht Club. then catching a lHfht southwesterly truth, namely, that It takes a hard Mtot y W|lllams flashed mas- Wililnm T. Miles will be his opponent This committee was on the handsome wind she kept on to the finishing line, and a long shot nowadays aa well as t»«rf,nrful 1tennis.. The Japanese as usuel *>ils afternoon. Miles. Stuyvesent High Cower yacht Florence. This yacht had crossing at 5:00:31. She was an easy skill on the shorter gaime.Shawnee class. The southwester "theCoronashe placed beautifully, but found Williams's School captain, triumphed over F. been placed at the disposal of the com¬ winner In her offered none of these half baked par 1 speed and deadly volleying too much for Walker and Grevel VlAustralia. Law¬ peting with the Juniors. The others left at the start of the cruise, but he Joined Rowdy finished at 5:29:42, and she was Inwood has any of these it had better rence B. Rice and Howard Kln:.uy ad¬ are Russell Phillips of Curtis High this evening. Florence Is a 151-foot followed by Mistral at 5:35:10. One look to Its laurels vanced to the fourth round of the tour- School and Paul D. O'Brien of Phllllpps- yacht built by Lawlty from ,designs by by one the yachts sailed on to the ^ round "hod of the rest of Exeter. Henry ,J. Glelow and Is one 6f the most flnlshlitg line, the Uast yacht being llrltlah I up Team. the field. William M. Johnston of Cali¬ In the boys' division. L. Matthews and perfectly appointed an1 arranged yachts timed at 7:33:41. This was the thirty The makeup of the team which will fornia and Hugh K«lleher survive with Johnny Millen will meet for the title. of her slzo afloat and Ideal for commit¬ footer Alice. Ureal Britain at the National tee uses. represent Anderson in the top quarter. Robert Matthews was a triple victor, winning The summaries: kinks on 30 in the International Florence led the fleet out of the harbor New 39 footers; start 10:00; course August Klnsry and Shlmlzu with Rlce In the si! his matches in straight sets, although York, match for the Walker cup has been re¬ serond Williams fast when he met Charles Hedge and established the starting line She 3» miles: quarter. and Oobert tiring , Elapsed ceived officiallyyby the United States with Howard Kinsey |t, the third quar- in the semi-final round. Millen, New¬ was soon surrounded by R good sized Klnlsh. Time. r!olf Association. According to this M. town High School student, reverse'! n . aclng fleet and the yachtsmen on board and M. S. H. M. B. Ricoro Washburn. Francis Yacht Owner ? from ^nd ^atson were H; here are no change* the original mI".Hunter. Gerald Patterson and Philip former decision held over him by Stuart *ager for the contests. The start¬ Minx. W. H. Hoffman 7 04 01 0 04 01 selection by cable. The Neer In the Island line was off the lighthouse Bntj the Oriole, 8. C. rirle T 20 34 0 20 reported players last, Gayness, Tjong boys' champion, ing Countess, ,T. B. Uunhaufh.. 7 32 Oft 0 .12 00£4 coming to the 1'nlted States are Bernard pUy,n* h,s f'"S S .1" .>* L- Matthews' defeated H. E. 6-2 Malnle, M P.. Is the captain. The Britishers a lead Slultar, .each"I'0"'1'with,,,"1booms to port. ft #fter taking of 5.2. and Pear- 0.4, Georgia, It. M. OoWp'thW'te 44 tr> S .19 1"> will leave England on Thursday on the .on managed to make the score close. d'f'a»»'' Kenneth A. O'Brien. The thirty-footers were the flrst sent New York V. C., 40 footers; start 10:10, course .19 miles. Carmanla. with S. C. Plrie at . IbrtoRico Srt'*on(V?ljCO,f away. Oriole, thl . .. _ florntra'a .Scheme John Millen defeated Stuart Gayness, 7.0, Rowdy. H. H Pnell » 2" « 1» 42 duty Falls. tiller led the fleet, almost >_ crossing .*. . D -1. with) Mistral, \V. H. Bowes .11 12 '£. J. the signal and at the windward or Flor- Id . .lean Borotra. by far the most aggres- SECOND HOUND. MI red II . H C. McNeil 5 30 11 7 29 11 Jackson Height# Tennis Club 0f ^ Count***. a little Monsoon. If. H. Raymond.. R 40 14 . .10 1» .Ive of the Frenchmen. launched a net Oharles Hodge defeated Dudley Gruber, 2-6. v ii. (further!.rawas next. She was sailed bv J Pampero. C. t, Andrews... 5 51 01 7 41 III Wins Queensborough Title save attack against Rhlmlau that proved B, n.,v Zllph, J. E Hayes « 02 10 7 ..2 10 you Matthews defeated Orrott. »-4», 6-1. "n'nt,r¦ *nd ha" James The Jackson Height* Tennis Club <*p. free futile. The passed him re¬ Sloops, Class N; start 10 10; courso 3» Japanese ,rom Maurice Metiler by default. n ««rJL*Ufh' b,"r b0"M Then cam» fured the clnh peatedly as he stormed the net or lobbed J?....?" W1P miles; championship of the .!.ai" ^ Buckner defeated Everett Smith, the am1". WUh;.vr«2n°h'rardl D«vl« at the Zst'la, Charles Smlther*.... 7 01 27 * 51 2i Queeshorough League yesterday bv de¬ over his head with uncanny skill and ti.if, O.fl, 6.4. C 7 10 M 9 00 M tiller Alice, R. Keeler feating the Bay side Tennis Club in a control. Having failed to earn a gamo SEMI-FINAL ROUND. Is that Handicap Class; start 10:10; rourse Sit In the firut net Borotra changed turtle* Matthews defeated 6.1. (| 7. P*"**'" on,y r®«r't lh life miles: playoff of a tie for the title on the clav Hortgo, he^Ji'i yacht racing much A. 7 11 9 1ft courts of 4 the Marslsnd 32 2. the winning club. matches difference In the second and fought It out from the Millen defeated Buckner, 4.fl, fl. 4 fl.* A*or, C, to base line. He made far better headway, JUNIOR SINGLES-FIRST ROUND] rdf,t;°' Rdr"»"d who Southerly, R K. Sharp 7 05 22 * 53 22 2 The Queetmborough League, a reg¬ "'""P* defeated Palmer Sealy, fl.4, has been rtoo"v*busy this summer t. do Corrected times: orgatrliatlon the but the Oriental waa too for him . ularly affiliated of jiteady wa" ".*» with the Asor, H;50 00, and the set went to Shlmliu at 6.4. Tatil D. O'Brien won from Snow Southerly, S .5.1:22. V. H. L. T A , comprises the Kew Gar¬ ' Edgar hy Ban«iuanzai. yarh.,ln»'and then came There was nothing approaching an nerault. W. }| Hoff- New York Y. C., 50 footers; start 10:15; dens, Flushing, Barslde, Klmhurst, Bell- W°" fr°m P*"' McHugh by da- Th#,"# y,chts c"rr,unkerton snd Johnton, United Miss Wills waa Haysldt.'t).a the only entrant to tors in each "f four classes, making a )i"' ¦¦ "he could get Vlth safetv. The stands: White Bear Tacht Club. 13; Rested play two matches and reach the third total of twelve bouts and thirty-six by Jan,M E Hayes; Mil¬ Royal St. Lawrence Yacht Club, lioberts and rrofhinrham. Hhv.m. h. round. The Pacific ooaat girl was In ex- of ttOWn and Harris. Jack«on Heights. rounds boxing. dred JI., owned by R. 0. McNeill, South- Montreal, 7, a f^tertJdorMs_