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ADMIRATION Men's Golf Oxfords of Pearl Elk with Black, Calf, Exceptionally Strong Team at Newark, Ten Years Is Quite a While for James, Who Is Scheduled to Box

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ADMIRATION Men's Golf Oxfords of Pearl Elk with Black, Calf, Exceptionally Strong Team at Newark, Ten Years Is Quite a While for James, Who Is Scheduled to Box 6 ¡yd Defeats-Walsh, andern Final.Round of Public. Links Golf Championship at Toledo Yorker Makes Game j Miss Edith (ummings ] &$ Fight Miss Cummings Two Davis Miss Helen Wills Pick of Tennis World to St. Louis Reaches Cup Play Jtgüinst Youngster Fina Matches To Be In Singles at Germantown ^greer Takes Lead in Morning Round and Plays On Golf Links Golf to Annex Standish Trophy for Study of Draw Shows Tilden, Johnston and Richards Ämasißg öfefeats vs. 0ïîC Year? New York Team Makes Good Showing Miss Collett, 2 and Tilden Patterson mm Among Sixteen American Stars; Seven Foreign 1» afc Shennecoseett; Will Johnston vs. Anderson Is Flayers Seeded Include Patterson and Anderson By Ray McCarthy Meet Mrs* Rose To-day the Card at Forest Hills T 31..Edward Held, the St. -qt^DO, Aug. nineteen-year-old Louis NEW This is the opening day of play In exhibition of goif play in defeating Richard LONDON, Conn., Aug. 31.. the challenge round matches for the By Fred Hawthorne L» & wosderfal Walsh, Edith of The draw for Ycrk, also nineteen years of age, in the final round of the first CUmmin»», Otwentsia tri¬ Davis Cup, between the United States the men's natioaal single» lawn tennis championship JRE at umphed to-day in a splendid match nnd Australasia, on the two champion¬ tournament, to hegin on the turf courts of the Links championship Ottawa Park here Held's over ship courts of the Germantown Cricket Club, ]¡L Public to-day. Miss Glenna Collett, of Provi¬ West Side Tennis of on over the thirty-six hole test was 6 up and 15 to Club, at Forest Hills. The program for Philadelphia, Friday, September 8 and run through the following fa of victory play, dence, by 2 and 1. The match drew 8 this nfternoon calls for William as made in of the James D. Standish a T. Til- week, yesterday the offices of the United States Lawn Tennis I iSfeariñ eavc him possession trophy for year. large gallery from nearby summer re¬ den 2d to fuce Gerald If, Patterson on holes of the >>¦- the No. 1 Association, assures eight days of play that should "shake the world" of ^L tka first nino sort«» who were well rewarded for court, beginning at 2:30 tonnia &«» and to be G>.-.- ¦¦ ¡EL roor.d »ad pi»*»* trailing the over o'clock, followed by the other players the Shenc- singles struggle between William M. 123 who will Cards of Finalists coBset links. Later in the afternoon of Among tho playera con-' Johnston, California, and James 0- tend for the title now held William Miss Cummings disposed of Mrs. Dor¬ Anderson, of Australasia, on Court No. by Tennis Pairings * steadiest MORNING ROUND The Onwrnîaia star mho im- 3, T. Tildón 2d, of Philadelphia, aro the j*i been playing the Hold.Out.5 5 3 5 4 3 î S 4.37 othy Campbell Hurd, of Belmont starting approximately at 4 o'clock. California girl who advanced to of the meet- Walsh . 6 4 fueled Mit* Chama Collett in To-morrow afternoon the one doubles greatest exponents of the in the SECÓN» ROUND Insist eoB»istent golf 4 6 4 4 3 5 5.39 the Spring, a former national third game ***** in tnis finÄl te8t h* Hc:it--In . 4333 5 445 5.ifi.73 second champion. match of the. series will be played, and round yesterday by two Australasia and also (First Round Rye«) Walsh . round of Shennecossett world, Spain being 3»»*** of his usually 4 3 3 3 6 4 5 3 5.36.75 The other finalist is Mrs. J. D. Rose, while the make-up of the brilliant TOP HALF *» th* top tournament teams opposing victories in the opening represented by thoir Davis Cup men, Sri*» AFTERNOON' ROUND golf yesterday, there¬ of Sowickley, Pa., who defeated Miss will not be announced until this, William M. Johnston v«. Cratg Riddlei it is day's play of the. Rockaway Hunt, who have already proved themselves Kirst round.Leonard aïon» h« .s blttln» Hc\<i.Out . 65434334 5.37 by causing a big surprise, a» Betty Ogorman, of in the afternoon, probable that the the best of the Charle» ï<»»kmRn ve, Walsh . Providence, United foreigners by playing S. Koger«;. L 3. Cru vi« vs. Rían- ^fï/way with an 6S34434& 5.39 States will be represented by ing Club tennis tournament. in the final round of the Davis ley W. «Howard p«ri«<«5. playing Held.in . 5 3 5 3 Miss- Collet* teas considered in¬ forenoon and Mrs. Ronald of Cup pre¬ Pearson, Kinsey v», Arthui Jto« without ef- Barlow, Tilden and Vincent Richards. For L. Reed. vs. Alex I!" swing any Walsh . 5 4 4 i liminary matches at Germantown two Philip Bagbv- ftXrthniicai vincible on this course. Merion Cricket, in the afternoon. This Australasia it may be either Patterson weeks Ham J. Clothier va. Harold K. L»no. ]'ir.<| and Patrick ago. C. Anderson vs. »Jose M. Alongó. * was »e'-ond We was a reversal of the last match O'Hare Wood, Patterson All tho other v». £/,*«-'.«*. reproach. they nnd Anderson or Anderson Miss challenging nations WaBbr-urn Ralph L. Hatfgs, ¦'.. il. »«** anybody hit the ball played, which, was at Pinehurst in tho and Wood. Wills Is Star that in the international Chapín Jr. va. Karle 0. Buch". C. M, KKr Following that international match the began play Charest vu. Harold frwm the tee or with any Clark Is Victor Committee North and South championship, series were weeded out in the course Coiborn, William T. kilter Awards final round for Campbell VB. M. »s. sirs» Mrs. Hurd had a close call from a struggle the veterans' In of the vai>au3 Jonoph Lowln. jio.vard wa »ffWt* New York in national doubles title will be, staged, Tennis Tournev preliminary matches, Voshell va. Paul A. Casey, Louis B. D« iLwfc gase from tec to green was Over golfer the morning, when with F. until only Australasia and Spain sur¬ Lono va, Watson T. Knight. Roban Im Hoy every Maxwell in Junior "Met" Title M*s. Albert Taylor, of Pomonok, a Dwight Davis and Holcombe and in the final round Austra- vu. Armand Marlon, Robert W, 0 I perfect. He pïaycd title holders in 1898 vived, vs. and rising metropolitan golfer, carried the Ward, and 1899, Of Club lasia won and the »Manuel Alonso, »Vincent Richard« va ¿Hs hi* haar skilfully grace- meeting J. D. E. Jones and Arthur In- Rockaway thereby gained right Thomaa J. Mangan. Charle« H. Gai »ras former champion to an extra hold. to the 5. 'while his putting: saperb. Orvis Golf To New York A. G. graham, of Providence. This match meet United States defending .lohn A. Atageo, CHord J.ockhorn \ ¦',- and Cup The match between Miss team in tho round matches iiam J. Gallon. John Hennessey Va, < arl 25; bov becomes heavier Cummings was The annual women's invitation challenge thi« and Miss Collett was postponed from the tournament lawn Piocher, »Frank T. Anderson va. gets a little more expo- close and in¬ last week at that begin at Forest Hills this after- Henry H. The championship committee of the but it was not well Longwood, and it will be tennis tournament of the Rockaway noon. Rattsford, E. T." Herndon va. Frank A. l'ail, ¡¿¿ea'andhe wiH have to be watched -n MANCHESTER, Vt., Aug. 31..Lee tensely interesting, to see Edward C. Hall v». Herbert L. B ^L, A. A. U. awarded the played. Both to be under a highly interesting these tennis Hunting Clu'-y on the to now L bit amateur tournaments. Right W. Maxwell, of Sleepy Hollow, the junior metropoli¬ appeared masters of another day in action. began yesterday According the process of Thomas C. Leonard« va. »Kuppert. C, 3 25 but tan track and field to strain and over-anxious. Miss Collett turf courts at with a "seeding" sixteen Americans were ar- Werthelm, »Robert ICinaey va. I. Uiltchlk, fL ht weighs only pounds, m«d*list and favorite of the field in trophy the New Final Ccdarhurst, splen¬ Edward M. Edward« vs. John T. nerve had an early lead of one hole, but at Play Monda; bitrarily in the draw and seven Gravai B&rve?óus poise and and the York A. C. last night, that did entry, including Mrs. Molla Bjur- placed Jr., Percy S. Osborne va. J<>hn W. ^j^j annual Orvis Cup tournament deciding the ninth it was all even with both Next come as follows! Wil¬ " £c ¡rame in a remarkably work- golf the of the Monday'will the final day stedt Mallory, national Miss foreigners, Tilden, Norman Bramall va E. C. Oelsner, Ajs at Ekwanok Country Club, lost a nino- protest Newark A. C, which out in 45. Miss Collett would have, of play, with Tilden facing Anderson champion; liam M. Johnston, Vincent Richards, R. B. Williams va. Robert F Norton; J. P. jaäke manner. teen-hole match this to finished five lost the tenth, but a long putt saved* 'and Johnston Helen Wills, of California, runner-up; Norria Williams 2d, Wallace F. John¬ Stockton v». Arthur C. Nielsen, Hard afternoon Frank second, points behind the meeting Patterson in L. Hrune.au vs. Kirk M, Keld, Welsh Puts l'p Fight. T. of Clark was Winged would not be consid¬ her. She became 1 up by winning the the two singles matches. Miss Leslie of the son, Watson M. Washburn, Robert Sydney a most courageous Clark, Philadelphia. Footers, Bancroft, Longwood Thayer Jr. vs. James O. Anderson.
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