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Chalmers Time Scheduled for His Exhibition ** .- All the Epeed An«; *»Ou * »T.« Picaavu British Davis Cup Players Win at Seabright- -Leonard Injures Hand; Tendier Bout Off Richards and Johnston Score '7T or>/^T^nnT TQ Parader Wins Matches in I A>¿a ¦Al ."VOrantland Riceh Champion Fractures Thumb America Ties Straight Sets w~ «DP* v»/±-0 LjIVÍ .e Race (Copyright, 1921, Xew York Tribune On His Partner With Britain Tilden and Washburn De¬ Inc.) Sparring MuasIl-'Returns An Old Refrain ^ïood Odds In fault; Yoshell Double Stirling "To the Lightweight K i u g Will Yacht Race From glory that ivas Greece Bouts Hereabouts Victor ; Women Advance Golf Campaign And the that iras Take* North Be Unable to Box for grandeur Rome." Gelding Creek Failure to Win Fifth Race "jtyfISS Aleia Stirling, the American FOE. HaiH'Heap From Ten Lee the Next Six Weeks TO-NIGHT Costs By Fred Hawthorne women's golf who "Cobb entered the American Armory A. A. (Jenrwwy City!.Mike Ü. S. Chance for champion, League in 1905. Speaker in 1908. Yet and Pav» Backers 10 to 1 Gibbons vs. Jeff Smith. 12 round* SEABRIGHT, N. J., Aug. 8..A ma¬ was b«eaten in the the Six - Meter recently English both are still up arcur.d .400." By Jack Lawrence «¿iMfnsboro A. ( ..Paul Jour»«»« »a. Trophy of the highest ranking men and and Scotch title meet, arrived Al Reich, IM run lulo. jority yes¬ lort and delivered <aliHcQm A. C, «»w»rk>.I>ou Bo- irom.n :n the country began terday from abroad. Out an By W. J. Macbeth crisp wallop, grasU v». 12 COWE?, Isle of 8 players along ancient track, against the well fortified head of Jack 1'fiiUy Krugr. rounds. Wight. Aug. (By the fir«* round matches to-day in the She asserted that she was rOGA, N\ Y., Aug. S..Despite The Associated Press).- In the sfx- given Where fate taken its fickle spin. Toland, dislocated and fractured the WEDNESDAY annual classic of the courts, the in¬ a royal welcom« by the British ''¦¦ fact that scratchings almost Boxingf Hrome A. A..Johnn* l>undce meter class yacht race Bailed golf¬ Greece and Rome have drifted back metacarpal bone of Leonard's vs. Cliao-ley White. to-day, vitation tournament on the ancient ers and afforded every ( ¡d the card here this afternoon Benny Midget Youjig Montreal ve the fifth .': the i-iternational series be¬ opportunity As the Bush has called them in. right hand afternoon and Smith. Johnny Buff v**. *"h:trley turf of the Seabright Lawn Tennis to bring home the cap. the spur', furnished the natrons of the yesterday l.cdou-, Marty Croa» vs. Paul HovU- tween British and American boats, each So, amid the caused an indefinite of 10 rounds each. arj Cricket Club. As to her immediate plans, Mlas hit-and-miss, Saratoga Raring Association was of postponement team scored 18 points. This makes th.- We now the lightweight champion's ad¬ THT7BSDAT The women's draw was particularly Stirling said she was undecided. shift the battlecry unusually hig Finishes in widely score for th« five races sailed 97 for vertised battle with .Jamaica S. C..Tommy ts with Mrs. Molla Bnirstedt Mal- She will remain To the that is Tris three of the races were close and the Lew Tendier, Pete V» 10 Stapleton Great Britain and 72 strong, in New York for a glory seheduied for in Phila¬ ¡lliüMs. rounds for America, and national it on I ? Friday night Broadway K. A.Marty Sommera -a. it is lory, champion; Mrs. Marion time, the guest of Long Island And the grandeur that is Ty. p the specu- delphia. Su, lor Joe Daly, 12 rounds. considered that the chances of the American team to win Zinderstiin Jessup, runner-up; Mi_3 friends, before she returned to her ; Monday rhe metacarpal bone -is the fragile FBIDAY hopeless. tne cup are Mary K. Browne and Mrs. Sut- home in the South. member which first gained world¬ lllli May Greece once hit .ASi, wide Infantry.Johuny Haye-« vg Kid The order of the finish was of ('reek a prominence when it was dislo¬ Iiucon, 12 rounds. to-day tc- Bandy, California, former out Handicap, on«- cated in the hand of Palace of Polly («British), Grebe and Fheila Rome poled .49-1. mile for 1 (Jeorges Car- Joy.Dave Rosenberr », champions; Miss Eleanor Gos.«*, Miss all season, but to-day he showed im¬ ; ntier against the jaw of .Tack Tommy McAleer. 12 rounds (American). Vic Mon- Each one knew the winnh score '. Demp- tauk « A Edith Sigourney, Miss Leslie Bancroft provement as he charged the net to g ie, was won Bey, heavyweight champion of the Jean ¡Brit¬ smash and to In the on ish and Genie ( A m trican i. and Mr?. Benjamin E. Cole, of Boston; volley. mighty jubilee. by S. A ,, ng world, July 2. in Boyle's Thirty There were Parader, Acres. Th« ri.ce w>« Milled in a whoie- Miss Phyllis Walsh, Florida thirty-two women enter¬ Once they knew the bliss th ¡outsider f the f which Jersey Jeff Smith süil good, champion; ing in the other event, and in each cas« buoyant Not since Britt's well to Put bre< better Miss Helen Connecticut the Linked unto the purse Jimmy known of the start, the order GiHeaudeau, favorites were victorious in th< Batting Eye; to ''ulna bone'' was pr to the of the crossing * and Miss first round of carry silks in of the mark tie-holder, Martha Bayard, play. Mrs. Bundy de Knew the glory that is Tris this'eve ...--. im fistic world has a part of a lighter's "Phantom- Gibbous being -tori*. feated Miss Edith at 6-0 t, being Inchcape, offensive and defensive G« nie. Fiya, Sheila, Mor.tauk and national indoor junior champion, as Handy 6-2, And Sinclair a make-up been showing more speed and the grandeur that is Ty. Harry paid thrust into so Grebe, it was a beat to windward ;,. the most prominent. power in hei it which prominent a place as the To Test the first stroking than she unfortunately mar-;, and Grebe, which a has done since sh< went ¦' metacarpal bone is is Holcombe Ward, former national came East. ng The condition of the to-day. To-night line, weatherly boat, worked from last Mrs. Mai One avd all fade from the track, ¦¦- 9 i deep ;: mud from Sparring Partner Unhurt place into second singles and doubles champion, and lory, repeating her whirl frame. the he ra position, beir.g less wind of last Men and en ¡gbt before, In a trifling boxing bout with To¬ than a minute a^r,-- James C. Auchlncloss, old Yale athlete. play week, when she woi nations.through the fight.. forced t [ild reth to with- Middleweight Contenders to ;>.. th« who are had the Metropolitan at Gier land, incidentally a boxer from the British bou. :rn. running jhe tournament, championship Hold their brief span in the game Poe, Light same from which the Clash at Chib : Dun¬ On the planned every detail with such care Cove, vanquished Miss Helen Tooker city southpaw Jersey first round the order wa ¦. that the entire of Greenwich, a score of 6-1. As into the hateau Lew Tendier hails, Leonard swung dee Polly. round of women's by 6-1, they pass night. an-; Lo a 10 leclined the issue. Seeks Tendier Huit Grebe, Flya, Victoria, Sheila. singles and the first and second Tiie national titleholder rap heavily with his right. The hand was Montauk, Jean and tier..?. to appear: But before they come to this, Ten Lee at rounds in the men's were com¬ trained the minute and full of Sets Pace aimed Toland's jaw. The absolute Grebe juát failed ¡,i w.-ather Polly singles Mrs. spirit Mike Gibbons, who on pleted before sundown, there She, Bundy and Mrs. Jessup are ii Sow, before their fame must die. This ift Pan li r, .--. Dart- .unimportance attached U, whether it has Loen confin- the second ro'ind. and was beaten by being the >rtg moat of .. sixteen survivors in each event. top half of the draw. One of thi that mo« ;. .it out. landed or not probably had som his lato fistic doings -to aighteen s< other American latter two Here's.the glory is Tris do with the fact 'hat it New British .will go out to-morrow, fo Whei irter brought York City and environs, wil] em- boftba Lmpro m th<- Players Survive meet in the And the grandeur that is ¦-. a thud seccmd circ An added they second round. Mrs Ty. Ten 1 fr« nc and heavy against Toland's bark on another of his from fifth attraction of the étage come¬ - Jessup overwhelmed I.Irs. William Près I i runav it above the port back | to third and Moni fifth place. ment this year is the presence of the ton .: -. Accord : to campaign to-mght in Genie was British isles Davis to-day by 6-0, 6-0. The Long Route f three lengths Toland's statements Jersey City. last throug rave. Cup team, consist¬ Miss Browne, recovere, -h w tl. later, t hot wa s not sev«re Mike «s scheduled tu meet Jeff of Captain Maxwell Ma¬ from her apparently Smith. ing Woosnam, indisposition of two week The great go the long route. "Pop" Anson lasted i f her a rtmoor diseommunicate him from of Bayonne, in a jor F. Gordon Lowe, 0. G. N. Turn- ago, twenty-three years. tl twelve-round bout Friar Rock B. defeated Mrs. Car! Hitchins" by Hans and aghts of dinner.
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