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CHICAGO. Aug. 1¢.-Afst,ep tun;
an” 10-4 to entrance 0 scores 0
m m3: the ammonium or
tle United States Golf Association has
been taken in admitting to member-
ship the Lincoln Park Gal: Club. or
Chicago. the first public l_inlts_ club to
be ad.“ eWostern Golf Asso-
ciation use issue had many public
course clubs as members. and some of
4b. players have mode excel-
lent mm in championships. Rich- -
arc Bockenkamp. of St. Louis. for ex-
ample. was runner up two years ago
to Harry Legs for the Western sma-
“title.
It was largely through Robert A.
, Garner. of Chicago a director of the
U. S. G. A” that the Lincoln Park
‘ Club. which boasts only a nine-hole
links. will taken as a member. Gard-
ner. will has twice won the national
amateur title. has worked for some
time to obtain the entrance into cham-
pionships of some of the clever ploy--
sum-us on park courses.
Duns. present national
champ on. played his first tournament
”I! on the public course at Jackson
Park. Nehru All or the many excel-
lent tournament players of St. Louis
have been developed on the links in
Parent Park. a tree course. while
championships of no mean calibre
have been held on the public links in
New York San Francisco, Chicago and
other cities. -
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masts“: 3113.8, N. Y., Aug. 16.—
Susanne Lenglen's' first match in
America—against Miss Eleanor (loss.
of New Vent—4w. the outstanding
feature of today's women's national
tennis communism!) card on the Baltimore ......... 92 so ::- 754
courts of the West Side Club. The lfilflalo ___________ 7g 52 - 531
match was scheduled for 4:!5 o'clock. Rochester ,,,,,,,,, 64 55 17,533
The French chmnion also was list- Toronto ........... s4 53 ‘ .525
ed with Mrs. Holla Blurstedt Mallory. Newark ........... 5.3 §8 .43 .445
American champion. to ‘meet Miss Jersey City ......... 47 70 .402
Margaret Grove and Miss Phyllis Syracuse ........... 48 :72 1.3400
Welsh in 3 doubles' match at 5:30 Reading ........... 41 78 i4}: .345
o.’clock ' ~ 1—.
Mlle.1.englen made her bow to the Games My. ’
.Amerhcan fans yesterday afternoon Syracuse at Newark. ‘ v.
utter a brief practice session with Buffalo at Jersey City. ...A
Samuel Envoy. American Davis Cup Rochester at Baltimore. , 2:;
m chmadlsployin n scintillat- Toronto at Reading. 1 (r
lug form that left her allery Imore ' ‘3 a
”user than ever to see her in a 1‘9]!
snatch.
VOther featured matches on today's
. program were:
2 p. m.——‘Miss Eloanora Sears. of
“Boston. vs. Edith Sigourney. of Bos-
on.
Mile Ran K. Brown. of 1.04: An-
geles. vs. Mrs. De Forest Candee. of
Hemp-toad. N. Y.
3 p. m.-—Hiss Leslie Bancroft. of
West Newton. Mass. vs. Mrs. Hemi-
min E. Cole. of North Andover. Mass.
6:30 p. rim—Mm. Edward W. Ray-
mond and Mrs. Edna \Velty. vs. Mrs.
.Gtu'art Green and Mrs.
Weaver.
The star performance of yesterday' 3
opening day program was the defeat
» e of Mrs‘.- Marion Zindersteln Jesirup. of
. ~.
and convince you-salt.
mg Reduced From a
‘i‘
Wilmington. Del. last year's runner
mp; by» an. lulla Rjurstedt mum-y.
the Mflom The score was 7-5. 6~0
Hrs. Helen Romans McLean of New
York detained to Mrs. May Sutton
«.Bundy of Lon Angeles. Miss Leslie
Edna-oft. of Boston. defeated Miss
Marie Wagner. 0! New York. 9—" i. 715.
..“namnm cor” T0
GED TRYOU'I‘ TONIGHT
m YORKWNug. 16.-—-—Harry Dar-
nellle. the-luck talked-about "fight~
fl loop?” of Washington. will make his
missions] ring debut in the main
event of the honing show at the»
Queensboro A. C . in Long Island City
tonight. m “fighting cop" will ex-
hibit bk Mic wares against a heavy-
weight who answers to the name or
M Schneider.
Included in the Washington delega-
tion calling to witness the "coming
out pasty” of Dr. Darneille will
United at!!! Senator Ralph E. Cam
'. (I'm. 01AM; Senator James E.
Wat's-i. oil-diam: Sergeant-at-Arms
What. of the House of Represents-
.tives: Rhini- Sylvester Chief 0! Po-
llee.and~1.ector Ralph Grant.-
- M at I. picnic in Washington
Isl-nails fiber! a wide reputation by
W out titty-one huskies with-
out m up a sweat. Tonight he
will "have to topple over Schroed-
~¢r. him or may not be easy for
ate m cop.”
m SPAR BOL'TS.
NEW YORK. Aug. lit—Three star
sun. will (suture the boxing show
that will be held. at. the Palace of Joy
Spam (Mb, on Friday night. Mar-
i/y Sim-os- willmeetJimxny Kelly in
the main event. In the other mature
boots 1-: Cooley wul box Lew
Snyder. u Wolf lat-sen. theta-met:
W Wt amateur champion,
Hum- nan Mr Donovan.
muss. Ans “Johnny:
mus-WW
to“ thi- atternoon to meet
Wkw‘f—errtotil sofa wrnt
3 3 ant
for
the Capitol
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be l'l‘obin, St. L. .
BREAKS AUTO RECORD
«loam tdd‘aniirt track m- '
occu led by Lin $9: Oath“. 0.1.. “l tats“!
ov'ernor
olonel Isbell and not the air m
plans. at least one day a week to with!“
in close touch with state'police actiy‘zrl' j neck
The state police commission has ac-
!ssterdss't m
Cleveland, 8: Chicsco, a.
St. unis. 8: Detroit. 2.
Other teams were not scheduled. _
Milan”-
Won.“
New York .........66 40
Cleveland..........69. d2 ,.
mammo- .A.-...... 60 “.38
Stunts “HQ“..SS 64
Boston ..........., 50 57
Detroit 51 61
Chicago 4? ts
Philadelphia ..... 41 69
Gonna m. .
Detroit at St. Louis.
National league;
Yesterday's Gannon.
Philadelphia. 2; New York. 1. V
Other teams were not scheduled.
Standing d an OI.“- ~
Won. Lou. P:
Pittsburgh ......... 70 38
New York ......... G7 45
Boston ............ 61 45
Brooklyn .......... 58 54
St. Louis .......... 55 54 .505
Cincinnati .......... 49 62 $3.44!
Chicago ........... 44 65 5.40!
phlladt-lphlo. ....... 34 75 $312
Gama My. :3:
Brooklyn at New York. a
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. ,v";
Chicago at Boston. ‘2:
#
International L'eagile.
murders _—m
Jersey City. 5-5; . 'racuse l~
"il‘altlrti'él’é '3: Toronto? 2
Rochester 8- 6; Reading. 1— 33(sec-
ond game 7 innings). 5?:
Other teams were not scheduled.
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sundngortho acne-'3
Won. Loot/«PC.
_ . . .,
Eastern League.
tater-day's Ronni.
Springfield. 6: Bridgeport. l.
Waterbury. 3: Pittsfield. 0.
New Haven. 5; Hartford. 4.
Worcester at Albany (played Sun-
day).
Standing» at the Clubs. ;. . .7
Won. Lost. .‘C.
Bridgeport ......... 61 41 .' 98
Worcester ......... 61 44 .581
Pittmeld .......... 60 45 .571
Hartford .......... 55 49 5.529
New Haven ........ 54 50 ‘ {519
Springfield ......... ‘9 58 .5458
Waterbury ......... 42 68 ' 1420
Albany ..Z......‘.... 36 73 2330
/ ' ‘- . . o “
Gama Today.
New Haven at Bridgeport (2)
'Pittsfield at Hartford. . .
\Vorceoter at Springfield. . .{f
Only games scheduled.— ’:
.5303!!!an ASSOCIATION.
BLPalu. 22: Milwaukee. 4. -‘ 3'
Minneapolis. 16: Kansas City 14.
Other teams were not scheduled;
SOIJTHII‘JBN ASSOCIATION. ’“
New Orleans 4: 'Blrmingham X
Other games Were postponed oil} ac~
count of rain.
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AB. R. 113,90.
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347 83 is: was:
372 124 140 «law
469 97 17L Li371
:91 83 144 Vliass
Inns.
AB. R. 3. 31m
426 92 171: 401
349 s: 122 {also
233 41 as .,350
209 at 73 ...:49
205 41 70 fun
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Player. Club. G.
Hellman. Bet. .108
Cobb. Det ..... 89
Ruth. N. Y. . . .106
.105
Sisler. St. L. .. 93
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Player. Club. G.
Barnaby. St. L.109
Ythnx. N. Y..101
Cut-haw, Pitts. 76
Cruise. Bos. . . . 69
Harm. St. L. . .. 74
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PHILADELPHIA. Any. 16.
co is the latest foreign country
ply for entry in the Modal
exi-
0.84)-
Ice
at the Germntown Cricket ..Club
Sept. 9.
This makes nine countries which
have signified their intention oi: ‘pav-
”in: players in the singles com
They are: The United States. Joplin.
Chanda. England. France, India.
mark, Australasia and Mexico.
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TOLEDO..Ohio. Aug. 15.?-
hsltralrhoui after he had ..
lawn tennis championship tournaiiientw M
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with the lead . heavyfi
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’ At $5185 .90
Raccoonpromisesiobeoncoitholudingmrs
this winter. lls W qualities are unequalled. it -
is a fur thatwill stand any amount of-hsrd nssge and
3 always retain its hrillinni lustre. A raccoon coal is s
m,»oontomhlo--Vnd stylish looking gamut. hut
Every Goat, in this group. is made of dark prime
skins. out moron sweep and finished with siliceo-
stripe border. 'fieresarc large shawl collars. 'Plls
We entertain a certain feeling oi pride in being able to secure.
for our Mm these remarkably handsome and stylish coats, to
be sold at such a reasonable figure.
' , Raccoon Goats, jud a low, in 40 inch length which sell for
$22500
We cannot urge too My the necessity of soleolingVeal-ly.‘ These» .
unaware Milling out of the ordinary, when it comes 'to .vnlue, andpior
this reason Matthias snapped up quickly.
Furs bought new will be chill-god on October bill which it: reclaimed on '4
November first. All l‘llrs Stored ”free of charge until December first.
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summon. spluxo's. Aug. 1V6.—
Thunderclap,.one_ of the handicap
IN 89mm}! ...... .. ..-... .. ...... ...-
clair. and Knot. a reliable commit“-
. er in the stable of Admiral Carey T:
Grayson. had an uncommonly hi:
NEW“ YORK. Aug“ 1&«1’3» hits Vonday crowd in a high state of eat-
in succession—one less. than the indie; ,citement at the Saratoga course. yes-
leayue record—has been made by terday afternoon. as they drove bead
George H. Sisler. the St. Louis Ameri- land head to finish in the Waterviiet
can star first baseman. before he which: ledicap. a race of one mile for two-
out in, his. second time at tht ymr.‘ year-aids and 0‘ er. Thunderclap to
day The record is held by Tris’l'in'byanstter oi’inchesinlmin-~
«of Cleveland, «who set it last
year. . . class lad
Eight: siEldcoesaive hits' have been
made y Konetohk. Bhlladelp in
National. first W with s peat;
blllty or increasing the total today;
Houston? 'll'nd s; run omega-gnu. m.
mgm be!” mm ht. ,I’OC-
drive between two first
season. ;.
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NEW YORK: Any. 16.—-Dtck Grit-3:
tin last night received the judges de-
cision over .575” Franchlm, ~w1n
twelve-sound bout in éthe
E'xllibition,,-Glnba;-in B
fin had the better of '
start to finishand
One run xnargins decided all three
major league games‘ the six teams
Buying a grind” total" or only 13 rill“.
Five errors brhis team mates did not.
discourage Pitcher Meadows. of the
Philadelphia Nationals. and the ’
QuakVemwontromNewYot-k. 2to1. in: WWW“
Although making only three hits. the In a “WWW W
astound world’s champs nosed out W "‘0 “‘1‘“. W
critics»). a to 2. while the St. Loui- '
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RRIDGEPORT. Aug. iii—Joe Ter-
mL-ee' will. attenipt to do something
at which may another nstic handler
has-tailed. that is to successfully pilot
l._i.....,,..o Redmllen. B'ridgeport‘s erratic
mitt slinxer. who should be “the top
of the lightweight ladder. but is at
pseuat
third rung. Terry should be able to
get something. out 0! Red. {or it is‘
1
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“mm“ the
Wmtouchmpionlhipcon
known that the sorrel topped one has
faith in Lee, both as an instructor and
manager.
Lee sighed yesterday‘ that he Would
allow Allen to rest for a month and
thonou's‘hlVy dt horses.- has not been then begin a: campaign with the ob-
witnessed 'on an" Eastern course all isciive to being Red to the point in
the fistic profession wilere he belongs
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W \VIIJs‘ON-DOWNEY FIGHT.
‘ NEW MK,_ Aug. -16.o—A confer.
3a ence of officers of the International-
Retorm Bureau with their attorney.
Herbert Clark Gilson. is to be held
from W at 143 Washington street. Jen».
panting ".3? 9m
to discuss mm to pre-
volt Jam mun-Baum Bow-
neat ”Win: Weight
6m Buck which Tex Richard is iromjoting tor
, harminaionnmot'fioyle'hesflemtemdemlv: were”...
irtv Acres.) Dis? um: F..Ciatts.‘
orrmsoryibanh‘ boots, but its
toplaytn'flls W; W
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.. announced yesterday
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mum-1.1m PHILADELPHIA. Aug )6
.———"—" lris Tallman. golf instructor
NEW YORK. Aug. 16.!—~Waiter Whitemarsh Valley Country U1"
Bohr the Brooklyn welterweight, has lapel-sled on yesterday. to HOW
be. added to the stable of boxers splinters of bone from a bloih . NW
now under the management of Johnny Vas a result of~a blow. from-a 1. m N-
Cax, Eddie Mead and Scotty Monteith.‘ pll‘s mashie stick. -= . ~ 9
Molar has been signed to meet Young i Taxman was teaching the you“!
Laureate in a twelve-round bout. at ;wornan to operate a. mashie and W)“
the Chadwick A. C., Albany. N. Y" on too close She ”swung hard “tidied
Ans :6 . Mohr's addition to the Cox Eula hall. whirled.all.the way around.
Mead and Monteith stable. makes the 'by the force she had put in 0 file
i he,
at 4x
twenty-third boxer to be listed by the shot. and cracked her instrutlu ll“
newfirm that hopes to outrun! Leo P. the bridge of the nose
Flynn' s army of fighters. ‘- .
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BOULOGNE. Aus.-16.—->Henry Sul-fltrmory A. 1L. in Jersey City, 335‘
livnn. the Lowell. Mass. swimmer, night, Panama JOe Gang "knot-RM
who has made several attempts to 'out" Carl H31: in the sixth round
swim'the English Channel andis now when the towel or the lat!" W“
in Promoter-soother try at this feat. atin-ovum in the -rlng." Gus w Ighad
at he would 148% pounds and Hort: 145.
makeiheleflorton A 6. 27 or 28, 0
according to thetide and wind. His MASSACRYSETDS HUNTI‘H- “* ’5‘
starton'the attempt-to pain the Brit- SON OPENS.
in side of the channel will be made S'I‘ON.Ang‘.16.——Trhe Jimmie!
”from Cape Gris Net. southwest of Gal- “$11 opened in this State 106M 0'
fourshore and marsh birds. lrs‘" '3'“!
sis.
greater yellow legs, black breast“
Wuzummnaifltw in meson summonses: the
«Ionization “would not ”PM 7 boomer Thomaston's recent trip from
“will set sway. m helium or mnyi Meier. isms Shannon;
Whittier-ramped violations of W
with: scaooxsws m
. mmmmmn. Aug. 1: -—-soveul
. mover and golden .plmer. Vet m0”
than fifteen birds ma) be min?" by
any one Minster. in mcay tr- 99'
wartment of Fisheries and Gan“? 5"“
‘piounced. Hunting from. automobm‘fi
or s. boat'propeiie‘d other than by M"
and paddle: is prohibited.
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mini anode public today 8 ex-
from “Ir. Render-on saying 1"“
tended session of the £41399 0'
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