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\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. faith puü up 2 up and 2 to go but could not match ered. eleventh with a par 3 when her op¬ While appearances seem to favor Cricket Club, and many of the other Kinsey, Francis T. Hunter, Howard the way. He -vas outdistanced the 4s that Maxwell at The final score of the meet ponent found a trap, but three putts Tilden and Johnston of Kinsey, N. W. Niles. Dean S. BOTTOM. HALF «¿U!i was trouble par got the which to-day, tennis is high ranking players the country. Mathey, tast the we and he having ünd At was held was 47 to 42 on the next two greens put her 1 down. full of and it The of Howard Voahell, Phillip Neer, Frank T. .William T. Tilden 2d va. Alex D. Tray ¡n it was bis seventeenth eighteenth. the recently in favor surprises, may be that outstanding performances the er, his pottinE fact, extra hole Maxwell seemed to of the New York A. as Miss Collett squared tho match on the the Australasians will do unex¬ were Miss who Anderson, Arnold W. Jones and Lucien Kenneth Stoddart vs. George Kin;,'. 2k which hurt have the C, but this club the day supplied by Wills, L. Tremalno vs. Hanson H. .- Work on the greens best of it after the were annexed of its fourteenth, but made a miserable and over first overwhelmed Mrs. L. M. E. Williams. The foreign players seed¬ Hada», he never let second shot» eight points in the last pected triumph the American Burt, of It. Hayday va. L. H. Richard« jr. »N. W. STaost Nevertheless, played, but as he was putting, some event.the pole vault.in which there mashie shot at the short fifteenth and tennis giants. Tilden has never been the West Side Tennis Club, by a score ed were Gerald L. Patterson, James O. Nile» vs. Willis E. Davis, G. A, !.. Liona« of fal- > ¿arc never showed any signs ono playing a nearby hole shouted in were only three competitors^ the New¬ lost the hole, becoming 1 down, which so great a player as he is to-day, and of 6.0, 6.1, and then astounded the Anderson, Patrick O'Hara Wood and va. Lyman Tremajn, .J. M. Vanntmun s. or hut held gamely to over was the of the end. he is on Miss R. C. Wertheim, of Australia, and Murray Vernon, Arthur Mathl« v». »Fat tfjgç «tutting, joy or anguish some shot just as ark Club protested, contending that beginning right edge to put up the gallery by conquering Marian O'Hara Wood, »Wailaace F. Johnson va H. to the last hole. Maxwell and he the rules as set on A poor second sho», which got tho of his life when he New Zenzo Shimizu, of Japan, and Manuel H. htmk be mentioned putted, miased. forth the entry struggle starts Chapman, Jersey champion, by and Hatbaway, E. W. Wilson vs. Charla« ¡MídrntTíi''T it might The sensation of the day was when blank provided that there must be five rough and the missing of a short putt, play against the stalwart Patterson. a score of 6.0, 6.0. Miss Chapman Jose Alonso, of Spain. Watson 3d, Andrew S. Morgan v«. i that the New Yc.'k team after Miss her a The national was not in stroke The rules provide that the first two B. Merrltt Jr., Leon de Turrcnne vs. flow- ttthi* point Brainerd Graves, a seventeen-year-ol.\ or more competitors In each event in Cummings gave singles champion has good yesterday, while land »Dean credit for its showing cost Miss Collett the sixteenth command more the seeded players selected by the commit¬ Evans. Moti:ey va William f. ifar.es great 2 outh, of Providence, defeated H. Y. order that thi. results count in the chance, of strokes than any seventeen-year-old California girl Wear, Walter Newell vs. J. Q. Elliott, Dr. tournament. It qualified six of was hole. Miss Cummings was in a trap on the and the I was playing with brilliance tee shall be drawn by lot, the first be¬ William Hosenbaum vs. Herman ¡s this which Parrow, Baltusrol. Barro?' team point score. player courts, most exceptional at the of the F. Lorn- .fenr» far the championship, none too but the kid had as sent out at the seventeenth and barely got out. deadly service in existence. In him in every department. All the winners ing placed top upper half helm. Walter Wesbrook. vs. »Zenzo Shlmliu, in the going well, Entry blanks, and accept¬ and the second at tho .K. N. Williams 2d vs. v» the most any city had 4s for a 77 when the match ended at ed tho various did state A poor second shot followed, but ap¬ America places supremo confidence. of second round matches reached the top of the bot¬ Irving C. Wright, and one of its by «tins, that tom half. This Johnston a John F. Whit'oeck vs. C. Stanley 1 for honors, the 3 and 2 to no event be proach dead to the pin gove her a half Johnston, with Larned, of revered round beforo the semi-final. gave bye 10. Hall vs. Frank F. '. straggle went to the sixteenth, by up play. %vould »»nsidered in the in the first round. The same process son, Perry SSjtntatiTes through The could not keen up the if there were not or and the mntch, when Miss Collett tennis memory, the soundest Mrs. Mallory, after gaining a de- Roy R. Coffin va, H. M. Graham, »Philip of the breaks youngster point scoring five- player in was followed in connection with all Neer vs. P. L. Albert fea* round. With a few pace and lost to Louis Washborn, of moro this played over the green in her second ever developed in this country, has fault the opener, crushed Miss Rosa¬ Goldsborouçh jr., B. iri this Ford and competitors. Despite ruling, a She made a fine mond of a the other seeded entries, with the re¬ Kheridan vs. Ray D. Jnlmsui. Manfred m need» £umc this afternoon. the Committee shot finding trap. shown a return to the wonderful form Newton, Boston, under 6.0, Goidman vb. II. O. M. W. have further than £hiladelphia, championship quickly to sink a seven- 6«.1 her drawn lot and ICelJeher, Georg« SeharfT might gone Clark and Washburn hold the upper decided that the Newark club was aü; recovery, but failed that carried him to the national singles score, powerful forcing shots maining players by Wightman vs. Elliot H. Blnzon, »Francl» third round. while foot putt for a par 4. The hole was in 1915 and 1919. In the from back-court placing Miss Newton placed in the order drawn. T. Hunter vs. It. D. GoUlun, tfamu...: H. ft» half of the frame, Donald Carr, wrong and that the local club should championship of vs. Walter L. ¡a the morning round of the nnal of and E. of halved in 5. East-West matches on the Pacific Coast on the defensive most of the time. Miss A study the draw shows that in Gilpin Pate, Lawrence B. Walsh started Ardsley, George Morse, have the trophy, which was held up the half with Johnston are Howard Rice va. Daniel Xlefor jr., Fred C, Bitch both Held and arc in the low;r half. The summaries: last Johnston defeated Tilden Phyllis Walsh, of Philadelphia, came top vs. Gerald H. »Arnold Bag«T« on Kkwanok. paired immediately after ,the meet. May Jose Voshell Emerson, YV. Jon«« «orí?. Walsh taking three putts The summary of the first dMsion fol¬ John of the St. Championship flight (second round) and Richards decisively on the asphalt through yesterday with the beat tennis Kinsey, Alonso, Washburn, vs. W. W. Lngraham. But, starting with Diegnan, Bartholo¬ Mim Edith Gumming», Onwcntala, de¬ and ho has been ishe has shown this season, first defeat¬ and Manuel Alonso, all in the same, Se ftrtt green. lows: mews Club, was the one of the Inland courts, unconquerable SECOND ROUND hole, both played high First first division.Louis Wash- only feated Misa Glenna Collett, Rhode since East this summer. ing Miss Helen Hooker at. 7.5, 2.6, quarter, and in the second quarttr are th« tecend round, eight to vote in favor of the Newark C. C 2 and 1; Mrs. D; C. Hurd, Belmont coming Frank T. (First Round Bye«) ties* the rest of the way and burn. Morton, defeated D. B. Raymond, defeated Albert!. Po¬ Patterson, while rated 6.0, and then eliminating Miss Edith located Vincent Richards, An¬ t«lf like cham- Wood-way, 2 and 1; B. Grates, Wanna- Club. The other members are Warren Springs, Mrs* Taylor, generally at 6.2 in the second derson, R. C. Wertheim, Robert Kin¬ Cedrlc A. Major vs. Jones Syntsam, psrfirmed in every way inolsett. defeated H. Y. Barro»«', Baltusrol, New York A. William monok, 1 up, 13 holes; Mrs. Ronald II. above Anderson, has not been able to Handy 6.1, Charles C. Hubbeli vs. »Gerald L. Palter- Fielding, C.¡ Barlow, Merlon Cricket, defeated Mis» work into his best round. The tall Philadelphian was sey, Lucien E. Williams and James 0. son. 510111 . , , , . ., 3 and 2; Loe W. Maxwell, Sleepy Hollow, gamo since reaching Walsh laid a mid- 3 and Eoll, West Side Y. M. C. A.; Joseph Anita Llhme, Mlaquamicut, 2 and 1; Mrs. returns at the net Anderson. On th« second defeated B. 3. Smith Jr., Columbia, William Cham¬ J. B. defeated Misa Betty the United States, but he is noted as smothering by splen¬ .Denotos seeded players. eh*»t dead to the pin for a birdie 2; Franlc T. Clark, Ekwanok, defeated O'Brien, Boys' Club; Boae, Hewlekley, one of the most did volleying and smashing. - At of First iron William Griffith, Buffalo, 2 up; H. \ty bers, Charles Hat- Ogorman, Providence, 6 and &. Semt-llnal determined match Top Quarter four sad a win. Held squared the Jersey Harriers; .Misa Cumnjlng» defeated Mrs. Hurd, :¡ players on the courts, and Tilden will Mrs. do Forest Candee, of the West Tilden Barker, Brooklawn, defeated F. A. Llew¬ field, Fordham New- and Hobo Mrs. Side Tennis who In tho bottom half stands at Bitch an the next hole, where Walsh ellyn, Glens Falls, 2 and 1; Charles .Le¿ke, University; Harry 2; Mrs, defeated Barlow, never be able to take chances .while Club, has not been the of the first quarter, and in that United States, but the memory of how took three more putts. The St. Louis Ekwanok, defeated H. S. Clark, Ekwanok, comb, Long Island A. C, and Bob Ken¬ 1 up. the match is in able to devote much time to tournament top ho 2 E. de¬ McCaddin Second flight.Mrs. Herbert House. progress. same section are Niles, O'Hara Wood, defeated Tilden in the Ea3t-WeBt fed won the. six, Walsh being off the and 1; George Morse, Ekwanok, nedy, Lyceum. A. No¬ It be Anderson who will tennis this season, played in beautiful matches in feated J. E. McLaughlin, Wollaston, 2 Aside from Warren Fielding, who Farmtngton G. C, defeated Mrs. may prove form two matches Wallace Johnson, Dean Mathey and lit¬ Chicago last year and the peen on his pitch shot, and thereafter and 1. wak, 5 and 4; Mrs. Phillip Stevenson, tho real star of the Australasian team yesterday, winning tle Shimizu. In the last quarter will fact that his two weeks of rest in the lead to the finish. Second round.Wa.sbburn defeated B. represented the New York A. C, none Piping Roch, defeated Mrs. Bernard Tim, in these by brilliant volleying and overhead kid the of the clubs 5 and Mr». J. H. international matches. The be found Williams, at the top, followed mountains has apparently done him a The pace became swifter on the in¬ Graves, 4 and 3; Frank Clark defeated committecmen represent Hollywood. 4: Wright, tall Anzac has boen play. Her first victim was Mrs. The¬ and Pat¬ world of indicate that the Aus¬ Maxwell, 1 up (19 holes): Carr defeated that in A. A. U. Westchester-Biltmore, defeated Misa playing spectacu¬ odora who a score by Neer, Hunter, Jones Gerald good terning nine holes, with Held playing figure largely affairs, Frances Stebblns, Brae Burn, 1 up; Mrs. lar tennis in at Forest Hills Sonst, yielded by who also has drawn a in tralian may come with a star¬ manner Barker, 4 and 2; Morse defeated Leake, and it would that the Newark practice of 6.2, and in the second round terson, bye through Hi pitch shots in wonderful 4 and 3. appear Albert MacDonald, Sound View, defeated this week, and is hitting with more 6.2, the first round. tling brand of tennis at Germantown tad keenly; going to the sev¬ club, which is prornotiffg the national Mine Harriett Ellison, 1 up. Semi-final Mrs. Candee defeated Mrs. D. C, Mills putting track and field next round.Mr». Stevonson defeated Mrs. House, severity and accuracy than at any time at her If all the seeded men play up to next week. enteenth hole the Westerner was four championships 4 and' Mr«. MacDonald defeated since these moro than C.2, 6.0, overcoming op- standard wo should when the here landed in the week at a cost to the club of $10,000; 3; Mrs. reaching shores, portent's steady driving and good court their find, Patterson, up to date, ha3 been a dis¬ op. His tec shot Sarazen Stars Wright 2 and 1. a month ago. Tho duels be¬ semi-final brackets are reached, John¬ not Walsh on nicely and Among was treated rather shabbily. driving covering by her aggressive net attack. appointment, showing anything like rough. pitched tween him and Johnston ought to stir The summaries: ston in the top and either Richards or his real caliber except in two or three w» the hole with a three. That was To at. Pelham tho galleries to the limit. the in the sec- of the th« only hoi« Held played poorly in Play and Keenan! "Women's Rockaway Hunting Club Invi¬ Anderson, Australasian, matches in the national doubles Two interesting exhibition golf Lowers Record for Markey The officials of the West Side Tennis tation singles (first round).Mrs. N. L- bracket of the lower half and Patter¬ championship last week at Longwood. lie morning, with the possible excep¬ Hagei* Club have Herrlck in the the matches have been arranged by the Pel- made special arrangements defeated Miss Margaret Taylor, son, of Australia, last. Going He Í3 a player of immenso potentiali¬ tion of eighteenth. ham Club to be Golf Links with tho Island Railroad for ex¬ 6.2, 7.fi; Miss Leslie Bancroft- defeated still further, Johnston and Tilden ap¬ and if he hits his îtew Yorker in Trouble Country played ovjr Springfield To Make Debut at Long Miss Martha HoUlster, 0.1, f>.0; Mrs. X). ties, however, real the home links in the near future. The SPRINGFIELD, Mass», Aug. 31'.. tra train service during tho three days C. Mills defeated Miss A. 13. Farwcll, fi.2, pear the logical finalists, on previous stride during the national singles he Walébtaok his driver and went bold¬ first of these will be played Labor Day Walter Hagen, British open champion, of play at Forest Hills, and in addi¬ H.4; Mrs, Do Forest Candee defeated Mrs. performances, and when theße two will make rough traveling for any, ly foe the green on the last hole, but Velodrome tion to the service Theodora Sonst, 6.2, 0.2; Miss Florence players meet.but that is far his side of the draw. afternoon when Miss Glenna Collett paired with Joe Kirkwood, Australian To-night regular specials Bailtn defeated Mrs. Bernard V. mighty player in ieil ¿tort of the green, the ball roll¬ meets Miss Aiexa and the sec¬ the Oxford Club will leave the Terminal, Stenz, m the way of prophecy. btck into the creek. Held could Stirling, star, broke Country Pennsylvania f>.7, 6.1, 6.1; Miss Agnes Sherwood de¬ enough Tilden Better Than Ever ing; ond, which will take place on Tuesday, course record of 71 six strokes in e' at Seventh Avenue and Thirty-third feated Mrs. Culver McWIlllams, 0.2, 6.2; No one of tho foreigners entered in elected to then and by g has as in have tó* play safely 12, will be a four-ball match an exhibition match here this after¬ on Street, every few minutes between Mrs. Molía BJurstedt Mallory won from the national singles yet played Tilden, my opinion.and I would have won the hole. September decided the Now York Velodrome Mrs. C. S. Chlsolm by default; Miss Rosa¬ he is I watched his all season.is probably with the English pair of tourists, noon. at 225th Street and 12:55 and 2 o'clock. mond the tennis really capable of, play closely Bat he cho3« to make the tu track, Broadway, Newton defeated Miss E: Blagden. in this a better than ever before in his attempt Duncan and Abe Mitchell op¬ and Kirkwood Willie are fourth of a More than 5,000 seats will bo on 6.4¡ G.2; Miss Clare Cassel defeated Airs. think, since arriving country. bit Wslsh had, Ha his drive off to George Hagen opposed to-night. They the put at in the career. Ho is more reliable in pushed Gene Sarazen, national open Worcester andi of two-hour races and a sale at the grounds this morning at .Samuel Waring, ß.0, 7.5; Miss Margaret Manuel Alonso, Germantown, making tie a little and it fell into the posing Ogg, professional, series twenty- Orovo dofeated Mis. the his and his tour¬ right title holder, and Jim Barnes, of Pelham.. Frank House, Oxford champion, in an mile motor race tho 11 o'clock, and preparations hnve been Percy Wilbourn, 6.0, final round against Australasian, dazzling strokes, easy nul. Walsh had an lie and paced signaling fi.0; Miss Phyllis Walsh defeated Miss us flashes of what be ex¬ nament schedule of the last three or unplayable last year's champion. 18-hole best ball match, the visiting debut in Gotham of Vincent Markey, of made to handle the salo of tickets Helen Hooker, 7.S, 2.6, 6.0; Miss Edith gave might W to drop back. Held played out of four shot at the Handy defeated Miss pected from him when he becomW thor¬ lour weeks should bring him to Ger¬ Ô» his the Miss Collett and Miss tirling will team winning up. Hagen Passaic, N. J., and Frank Keenan, of rapidly grounds. .Tacquelyn Oreon. to conditions his full of the creek, brill striking high play eighteen holes, teeing off at 2:30 six birdies and an eagle two in break¬ behind the motors, This evening at 7:30 o'clock the i.6, 6.4, C.4; Misa Virginia Carpenter oughly accustomed in mantown, homo club, «bankment in back of the green. That Boston, sputtering National Association and the West defeated Mrs. J. C, Brush, 6.3, 6.3; this country. spirit of battle that he will surely need with p. m. The match will be played under ing tho record. opposed to Braask Anderson, Georges Miss Caroma Wlnn won from Mrs. Robert «aWed him to halve the hole the i. r» It was the tall Anderson's misfortune to him through a successful de¬ lew the auspices of the Radcliffe College Columbatto and Willy Applchans. Side Tennis Club will give a dinner Le Roy by default; Miss Helen Wills de¬ carry Yorker and to finish the morning Endowment Fund. Duncan and Mitchell Water Polo Game at Twenty evenly balanced combina¬ at the Hotel Vancicrbilt in honor of the feated Mrs. Ij. M: Burt, G.0, 6.1. to be taken ill soon after reaching the fense of his title. »and with a lead oí three up. Brighton Davis teams. Second round.Miss Bancroft defeated Held the round bad- and Sarazen and Barnes will engage Joe Ruddy's champion Now York A. C. tions will answer the call of the start¬ foreign Cup Mrs. Herrick, G.3, 6.0; Mrs. Candee de¬ began afternoon a six- ». feated MrB. a on in thirty-six hole match, eighteen water polo team last night accepted a er in the two-hour race, tho "baby Milis, 6.2, G.0; Mrs. Mallory taking six the first hole. All the bo- defeated Miss Newton, 6.1; Miss the tournament he had trouble holes being played in morning, challenge to meet a squad of collegiate day." Walsh defeated G.0, Ïirongh at and in the The contestants are cs follows: Take Vets Miss Handy, 6.1, 6.2; »the first hole. He oven .n the green ginning 10:30, eighteen stars in a game in the Brighton Beach forty Kaceys 7,000 MiBS Carpenter defeated Miss Wlnn, 6.4, « hie second from out of the afternoon, starting at 2:30. pool on Saturday afternoon, September Grenda and McNamara, Thomas and 6.3; Miss Wills defeated Miss Marian rough weeks tho national Lawrence, Madden and Eaton, Bello und To Games in One Month Chapman, G.0, 6.6; Miss Ballln defeated fell afternoon and failed to chip back 16. Several ago Kopsky, Young and Lands, Kaiser and W. Miss Sherwood, 6.2, 6.S, 6.2. «to tho green from the on his Pahlman After Record title hclders defeated the university 3penoer, Plercey and Smith, Taylor and Seven thousand disabled war vet¬ trap Nunviatta WMCfflJTM tet attempt. Walsh also overran into TEERE HAUTE, Ind., Aug. 34-.First men in a thrilling game by one point, Osterrelter, Koran and Weber, erans were taken to major and minor w» 10 to 9. and Gaftney, Goullet and McBeath, Vaer- bail the month Marine Marksmen trap on hi» second, but pitched Baseman Otto Pahlman, of the Dan¬ raes and Dorolerek, G. Walker and Mar^ell, league gamas during Make »ek cicely end got a five for a win. ville Three-I League Club, has run his Walthour and Jaegers, C. Walker and of August by the Knights of Colum¬ On ths second hole the New Yorker total of consecutive games to Eastern Papworth, Hill and Hanley. Coburn and bus, according to latest reports. The Clean at Sea Girt hitting League Drobaoh, Lang and Clark, Ohrt and Verrl, serve 362 Sweep joshed his drive to the road. That 40. Pahlman thus equalled the feat of Hartford, 2; Springfield, 0. Krebs and Dotterworck. Kaceys hospitals. SEA GIRT, N. J., Aug. 31. .United .wt him the hole for Held was on Ty Cobb, who, with a like number, New Haven, 5; Pittsfield, 4 (10 In- This makes a new record for the States Marines made a clean sweep in *»»y in three shots and got a par holds the American League record, but nga). There will a sprint every two miles three years' operation of the Knights' the Sea Girt interstate rifle and pistoi «owl.ich left him three up. Walsh is far below the minor league mark Waterbury, 7; Albany, 3. and points will count 7 for first: 3, hospital eervice. The Knights have tournament here to-day. winning all *«» the next green and won the of 69, made by J. Wilhoit in the West¬ Bridgeport, 5; Worcester, 2 (1st.). second; 2, third, and 1, fourth. The been enabled to take care of the ball six matches. In tho Cruikshank match, Thus far was in 1919. 4 management announces that in ths last fans among the hospital-ridden ex- open to team of six men, the team Golf Balls »je. the Manhattan boy ern League Bridgeport, 3; Worcester, (2d.). the any ».ding ais 0WIt jn g00(j shape. sprint only teams tied in miles and service men principally through of the 5th Regiment of Marines won by of ball the Repaints and Rewashed Golf Balis . . $3.25 a doz. J»it on the next hole Held cut loose laps will be allowed on the track and courtesy the club owners, a score of 588 out of a possible 630. Yankee and Giant owners es¬ . »ro».grand display of golf shots. He the points in the final two miles will being Private G. D. White and Sergeant G. 1.62 Dunlops .; . . , 65c each, $7.50 a doz. "M'*ea a into the count 28 for first; 15, second; 10, third, pecially generous. The work will con¬ A. Lonkey, both of the marines, in the twenty-foot putt at Avon de Luxe Balls . ^ . 6ÛC a ¦W M> the fourth, the hole National Title Meet Newark and 5, fourth. tinue to the end of the season. all-comers match at 600 yards, tied with each, $6.95 doz., winning - » "Duac standard « , a ¦* becoming three up again. He Another stringent ruling ma.de by fourteen additional bulls' eyes apiece. 30", ,, 55c each, $6.50 doz. «Msaed a is that teams will bo Boxer's Ribs Broken In tho all-comers' beautiful drive to the Chapman penal¬ Rogers mid-range Holmac 3-3, standard . * ... 50c each, $6.00 a doz. wenth. Notables ized a lap for back pick-upo and in 31. .Examination match at 600 yards, Private A. C. Ca- green and won the hole with Will Draw Track ihe PARIS, Aug. by «oirdie three. He was home with two Many case this violation is made second physicians of Ercole de Balzac, French hall, Marino Corps, scored seven bulls' shot8 at t]W eighth, where time the team or teamä'will be declared middleweight champion, who was de¬ eyes over a possible 100, winning. .Goods f«i K *as out of the competition. American Camp the on ?ec- feated Jack Walker, "V" behind trees hi» Masters » by ¦«» »nd won the hole with four. Now By Jack fighter, last night, revealed that two Happy Mahoney Wins All Canvass Rucksacks, Haversacks, Duffle Bags and »jwas five up. With a list of performers which includes forty stars who competed Are Posted ribs had been broken. His condition is Happy Mahoney, of Brooklyn, scored Forfeits commission had over Italian Joe Knapsacks \< yj .f ,i ,( Y? .;' ... Reduced 20% kvy-.Hved the n,nth »nd tenth in the 1920 games, and hundreds of other notables from all sec¬ serious. The boxing a victory Dempsey, of *.« with five each. Walsh on Olympic been holding up De Balzac's share of Brooklyn, in the twelve-round feature A full lipe of camp goods and equipment, guns and » .ne pitched tions of the the entries for the national track and field Dundee and Jackson of bout at the Exhibition Asso¬ eleventh green, but took three country, champion¬ By world's junior the pursiJ pending investigation Broadway ammunition, and hunting and fishing clothing and cost him the M« as The list will be next Johnny Dundee, light¬ charges that he quit. ciation Club last night. te» J» theí£h Held, ships closed last night. complete published Sunday,, weight champion, and Willie Jackson, accessories. Pure wool bunting flags for home or camp. ï»en on his pitch shot. " *.""' ".,,".*** Ain.!? and from all indications the team struggle will be waged largely among the only man* who evar knocked him .»t ir ¿Sîf7Ti»SrMriHiBB!î,,iii ¦TTTW"fl'"fl"ITHI i 'I "i" T"TfTSBfo Held ««.** a trap of each with ÄV?V» «¡vedeadVon the the New York A. the Los A. the Illinois A. C. and the out, posted forfeits $1,000 es twelfth and Walsh. C, Angeles C, the Ebbets-McKeever Exhibition Com¬ Flannel Knickers the hole w't^ a four. Trousers» ft* V., v v,on Meadowbrook Club, of Philadelphia.'?'- pany yesterday for their fifteen-round «i t0°k three putts again Field next of iS\X.orker h0l° ünd l0St the Prominent among the Olympic stars- pion and world's record holder for 1,- bout at Ebbets Wednesday Trousers imported Cricket' Flannel in plain white who will strive for on the famous 000 . ^Mandtnth glory yards, and John Romig, national night. and stripes .7 ., . ., were $\0.00, now $7.50 quarter-mile track at Weequahic Park, two-mile champion. it was agreed that the boxers meet on are: the limit set tho White Flannel trousers . 'were S13.50, now $10.00 « A. Newark, September 8, 9 and 11, Among the other Winged Head con>- at lightweight by LT. New State Athletic Commission. This will Flannel . . ]\0t io Dick Landon and Pat McDonald, Cenders are Albert Rose, of the Uni¬ but one end is a lot safer Knickers .. .' were S7.50, now $5.95 Recogaize Allen of a consistent give Jackson an advantage in weight as than [York; Woodring, Philadelphia; versity Pennsylvania, Knickers of imported Irish Linen . . now New Athletic Federation Jake Driscoll, Boston; Earl Johnson, 23-foot broad jumper; Sidney Needsj, Dundee weighed only 124% pounds for the ._ $4.95 *. another Lawson the Pepper Martin bout last Monday other» Knickers of Linen Crash in grey mixtures,' now $3.95 »ST* the effect that an effort Pittsburg; Ralph Hills, Washington; of Robertson's charges t0 Lieut. Eugeno with a hi^h mark of six feet two night. Coats . . » were g now ¿W«fW revise the constitu¬ ¡John Murphy, Portland; jump While Dundee's title will not be at is Jersey Sport 18.50, $15.00 Olympic Associa¬ Vidal, West Point; Ray Watson, Kan- inches; Allan Monie, formerly of Sy¬ .ÀDMIRATIONquaHry good Lightweight Golf Hose ,( ,v were now tion «Ä-Amerie*nt0 sas City; Walter Whalen, Philadel¬ racuse; Kaufman and Parent, a Penn stake under the weight agreement, a $2.00, $1.25 te\»H«rd,nf Proposals made by defeat Jackson will his at¬ from to It's a shirts of white oxford.' now ti«n A^'atc«r Athletic Federa- phia; George Schiller, Los Angeles; State pair who are good hurdlers?, by hamper tip tip. good Sport V v >» ** $2.25 »Il 51 j Herbert Prem, Baltimore; Capt. E. R. Lathrop, of Cornell, a high jumper;. tempt for another match with Benny A- U. S. Fort Joie Dewey Rodgers, D. C. Sinclaire, and Leonard for the senior lightweight M and safe smokeclearthrough. fet on V.\ The latter orr'-'¦*- Roberts, Army, Myar; Dundee is now *i ¿e» 8a,d' is ful'y W. Ray, Chicago; Hugo Politzer, W. H. Lathrop. championship. aiming Shoes rtniilL *.aS capable William The Meadowbrook Club has already for a bout with King Benny, as he has Sport *o Hein 4 °,wn ai1fairs and needs Elizabeth; Plant, Brooklyn; for Joe Pearman, New York; Larry been installed a favorite for the five^ practically given up the chase Women s Golf Oxfords of Pearl Elk with black Russia *hfet?sr5m!i- l.he national Amateur Kilbano's crown. Kilbane has jiV redcratson. Shields, Philadelphia; Edwin Meyers mile relay championship, which waa- Johnny leather saddle .-.¦'.' V..Y were S9.50, now $7.00 statcd and Edwin Loren won last year the New York A. C. steadfastly refused to meet Dundee un¬ *. il\1^nhet that the A. A. Knourek, Chicago; by der the terms offered several Women's Tan Calf were now $7.00 «èich reco»níze the Federation, Murchison, St. Louis; Allen Helffrich, team. Here is the Quaker line-up: by pro¬ Oxfords, $9.50, moters. . 11 Huntington, L. I.; Oliver Coroy and Woodring, Brown, Monie, Rodgers op Women's Bathing Shoes . were SI. 75, now $1.25 Otto LeConey. * f! M f nf,c amü»8 its members the Anderson, Los Angeles. to Dundee Men's Scotch Grain Oxfords, were S10.00 now $7.00 ' oy Sco"ts and Girl The Los Angolés A. C. will have an Jame» Challenge «»to. an Eddie the clever California .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 . . . as will the New York A. C, but the athletó to remain in the championship- lightweight, saddle ... . were S9.50, now $7.00 Meadowbook Club, which was not class, but Alma Richards, who won th» Micky Brown in one of throe ten- Some odd sizes in Men's Stetson Golf a few weeks now world's at Stockholm iit round bouts on Saturday night at the Shoes,' figured seriously ago, championship were and at looms up as the dark horse of the meet. 1912, is still going strong and will be Commonwealth Club in Harlem, will $10.50 $11.00, now $6,50 Tourney Velodrome The Winged Head organization offers a contender in the coming title meets. file a challenge with the State Athletic MÛISSÛ Boy's Scout Shoes of brown Elk T ,\ .< now $4.00 Í8 for SEISÛI to box Dundee AUTIMH eXpeCt6d f0r the an etttry of twenty-six athletes of such Ri.ehards, who represents the Lo» Commission Johnny and of *A-i?0ßx?nni7 to caliber as A. in the shot- the title, Eddie BEGINS TOMORROW AT INCOMPARABLE Boy's Camp School Shoes Smoked Elk with f the New vll° vn,ament he held to threaten the title chances Angeles Ci, will compete Junior lightweight " recommended. .' . h{ 13 Velodrome, Septem- of the L. A. A. C, which won las* year. put, discus throw, weight throw and? ¡comes here well Fibre Sol© / > '.'. « * * , ,.. now $5.00 ^"ks zZ ,fk Requests for entry The Quakers will be headed Allan running high jump. »i' hav* *»* "ce,v«d by Association >««. Welt \v from Bay- Woodring, 200-meter Olympic cham¬ American BELIVSONT PAR AND Pty. end tfc* ^°rk' Long Ialand pion ar"l holder of the world's indoor Another veteran' runner who will be Columbus, 5; Toledo, 4 (first game). AMERICA'S CHARMINGLY BEACTIFÜL COMPLETE RACK COURSE *°xin« te«mîeinvv i0Jsv chlbEarl Thomson in yard title, covering the distance in- Indianapolis, 5; Louisville, (second Leave Penna. StiUiop. 33d St. an* 7th Ave., and aluo Flatbush Ave., Brooklyn, 'Guaranteed to he Winchester the Olympic hurdles; Alfred LeConey, 50 the game). . 13:15, 12:80. 13:45, 1:00, 1:1.1. t:30, 1:40 P. M» From Nostrand Ave. of Quality* seconds. He may upset dope, (No other scheduled.) & minutos later. East New Yot* » minutes later. Also reachc«! by Troll«/. intercollegiate champion and record- but given an even break in'the hick games SPECIAL. CAR3 RESERVED FOR LADIES ON ALL RAQE TRAINS, holder for 100 and 220 STAN» ANO gAPPOCR. O,Ha».i ti. jntiliiatn« Ta yards; Larry will bo a dangerous contender uödunr Ptay the Bwll of