Ajortixi Tion of Richards and Allen, Are Lack San Franciscov Phil Patterson
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THE SUNDAY OKEGOXIAy, PORTLAND,. MAT 21, 1922 5 ....................... qualifying round and of Guilford In his final with Gardner at ,St Louis JAPANESE DECIDE WINNER OF AMERICAN LONG -DISTANCE CLASSIC TO STAY PENN UNIVERSITY STAR WITH GIANTS. leave no room for doubt that the presen- t-day amateur yields nothing to the ; iii mi i OH iii nil ij illinium m iii linn urn muni m in miiiiiiiii r champion of 1900 in the matter of to TEAMS PAIRED FOR HAN- running 'em down. Add this the BALL TIE BY RACE IN HIS CLASS ARE ability of these cracks at getting far greater distances from the tee and . 01 DICAP PIiAY. you have the answer. Gullford'a four birdies in a row against Gardner at Mrs. James Nicol Defeats Mrs. C. a critical stage in their match Is golf Travis could not have equalled in his College Nines Refuse to Play N. Sampson in Finals of best days on this same course under Battling Joe Learns Bitter like conditions. by Spring Tournament. A better angle may be had on the American Rule. Lesson in Three Fights. improvement in play In 20 years by comparing medal scores of the win- A women's handicap team match ners of the open then and now. The in which the f'rst ladder team cap- present test is over a distance of from tained by Mrs. Pat Allen will play 500 to 600 more yards a few strokes, U. the second ladder team under the to say the least. But It was not until S. UMPIRE PUZZLED OPPONENTS TOO HEAVY is leadership of Mrs. Jean Cline 1900 that the le journey was scheduled for the Portland Golf club made under 300 strokes, Aleck Smith next Friday. There are 23 players turning in a 195 that season. The on. each team. The match will be for winner's average "total for the five Athletes Giving 18 holes. years around 1900 was 320 Btrokes. Declare That When Iiittle Fellow Finds Task of Following is the order in which the Of years, in fact only once In late ' , Yankee Coaches Are ' Hired, Away Ten Pounds Is Too team players are paired: the last ten, has the winner been team Second team above 300 strokes, Hagen and Brady Change Will Be Made. Great a Strain.'' First 301 In 1919. : Mrs. P. Allen (cap.) Mrs. J. Cline (cap.) tieing with The lowest :: V?V " - Mrs. James rslcol Mrs. Wintermute medal for the open was, curiously. x- - j tW Mrs. H. B. Shofner Mrs. Matt Lynch hung up by an amateur. Chick Evans, C. N. Sampson Standish 'Ai Mrs. Mrs. Miles 2S6 1906 Jw Up Miss Naomi Norman Mrs. R. C. M'Dan'ls scoring in 1916. to the A. C. Mrs. J. P. Dawson lowest was 303, In by BY Mrs. Callan p medal turned MALCOLM MacLEAN. Joe Gorman has at last learned Mrs. Earl Crebbs ., Mrs. W. I. Northi-- Willie Anderson in 1904. CHICAGO, I1L, May 20. (Speclii.) his lesson. It took three defeats to Mrs. C. B. Lynn Mrs. W. H. Cullers ' wise Joe to the fact that he could Mrs. Jack Yates Mrs. C. L. Dick For the five years around 1S20 th4 Two Japanese college teams played a Mrs. Lou Garrlgrus Mrs. H. B. Newland average made was 293 1- -5 strokes, not stand the gaff against heavier " ball game a few years ago and the mi' I opponents. his Mrs. E. H. Meyers. Mrs. A. D. Gils 26 5 strokes under the average for fwi. Gorman with short Mrs. C. V. stater '., Mrs. Philip Dater 20 - period years Accord- Bcore was tied at the end of the ninth reach and height should be fighting Mrs. A. H. Meyers- ' Mrs. R. Wilhelm a like back. inning. They decided the result by featherweights instead of light- Mrs. Eari Ross Mrs. T. T. Ashton ing to figures the modern grolfeq each selecting the fastest sprinter on weights who outweigh him seven to Mrs. Theo Osmand Mrs. O. W. Elliot would pick up a stroke in about) Mrs. S. S. Mumm Mrs. A. Mumford every holes the champs JO) their teams, and having tbem put on ten pounds. Mrs. Ralph Meyers Mrs. F. Grigsby three if of a. foot race. Mrs. D. A. fattullo Mrs. Hendershott year back could be stirred into their Gorman Is Feather. Mrs. C. C. Moore Mrs. L. C. Newl'nds top form and sent to the starting Walter Golvin, recruit first base- can make featherweight McCarthy man of the Chicago Cubs, umpired the Joe the Mrs. A. D. Leach Mrs. J. line. mark without any trouble but he is Mrs. J. M. Meany Miss Mabel Wood Some argue that this improvement battle and judged the result of the overly fond of training grind Mrs. J. C. Braly Mrs. P. J. Holohan sprint. Golvin, at the time, was not the &rs. Wm. J. Lyons Mrs. R. B. Bain is due in no small part to the livelier necessary to take off weight. So he ball. But that view scarcely holds stationed on the cruiser Brooklyn of takes things easy and lets the boys The spring handicap tour the Asiatic fleet, and was leader of women's when the added distance is considered come in at catchweights. Instead of v nament completed Friday was won by The actual cause is competition. the sailor ball team. It was during training to his proper weight of 128 - the war and wherever the fleet bastML- Mrs. James Nicol, who defeated Mrs. There is an abundance of that these to 126 pounds, he has been taking on C. N. Sampson in the finals. Winners days, and golfers not only have to go touched the old Yankee baseball was heavy opponents at 130 himself. put on. of the additional flights were: First at top speed, but they know a bit Gorman left Portland yesterday for flight, Mrs. Ralph Meyers; second more game. As a result Golvin played in many Grants Pass where he is buying a about the ports of China Japan, especially flight, Mrs. A. H. Meyers; third flight, Witnin a week the west is sche and home. "I am through . light country, mmmmmmmmmmmmm with Mrs. S. S. Mumm; fourth flight, Mrs. uled to ring up another triumph, as the latter where the inhabi- weights," said the little battler before Ru- tants are crazy sport and Philip Dater; fifth flight, Mrs. the stars point to a victory by either for the his departure. I will stay in south dolph Wilhelm. already have adopted it as their ern Oregon for ten days or two weeks California or Stanford In the Inter- pastime. In a women's bogey tournament, collegiate track and field meet at national or longer If necessary until. I feel also played Friday, Mrs. H. B. New "We were anchored at Yokohama I am in condition again and my right Harvard. The sole hope of the east la ens when I was invited, to land carried off the honors when she that Cornell may spring a surprise afternoon hand has regained its strength. When finished 6 up on bogey. Mrs. C. N. umpire a grams between two of the I return I will be ready to box any with its team. But mailer college teams," said Golvin. Sampson, who was one .up on the such tests invariably fall to that col- featherweight in the country weigh colonel, was second. "These youths played ball out of the ing around 126 pounds. There is lege with a half dozen outstanding book, The trophy for this event must be stars. This is the reason for writing not having American coaches only one boy whom I would give won in succession by the like Waseda and Kelo universities. away weight to. That is Lakey Mor- two months the dope as it is. They knew pretty well, get same person before it can be per Much interest will center in the the rules but row and I will do anything to retained. On 2 seem , manently June there running of Larry Brown, Penn's for- couldn't to understand that him In the ring again." ;. sweepstake tournament for when there was a tie at the end of Photo Underwood & Underwood. will be a mer miler. Brown has been switched Innings the women while the flag tournament from his old distance to the quarter nine the battle should be C1.AREWCE H. DB MAR. The next Portland boxing commis 9. continued until one of the teams sion card will be held at the Armory will be the attraction June A and half, where the competition is gained a verdict. De Mar of Melrose Highlands, Mass., "hero of the Boston marathon, May 31. While the bout has not white elephant tournament and the likely to prove so strenuous, in the "They were tied at the end of the in. 1911; shattered! the recordi for the course in Boston been signed as yet it is probable that June bogey competition are listed for belief that he may take both events cus- recently. De Mar's time was 2 hours 18 minutes 10 seconds' 47 fi June 16. and prove himself Meredith. ninth and I tried to explain the Jimmy Sacco, the Boston flash, will 4 Photo, Underwood & Underwood. another tom, but they didn't get it at all. seconds faster than the record established' last year by Frank Zuna meet Johnny Noye of St. Paul in the While the Quaker runner is a great They insisted that they always had of the Paullst A. C, New York.