*PAGE EIGHT
Arthur Reith.
club professional will tee off
Sh orehaven Golf
in
Metropolitan open Golf Tourney to-
day.
New York,
Metropolitan open golf
July 16.—Play for the
champion-
ship begins early this morning at
the'Grasay Sprain Golf club
in
Bronxville, one of the most popular
courses in the metrOpolitan district,
which has been combed and groom-
ed to perfection for this occasion.
important
lights of the golf world will. be one
which
real
Many of the moat
hand for the
h“ invariably
tournament“.
gone only to
chllhplona. Some of the finest com-
-.
nament.
petition of the season should result
during the three days of the tour-
duIing which seventy-two
holes of medal play will be contes-
ted.
More than 160 golfers will
l-o’
seen in competition. so many that
three days will be required for the.
completion of play. Eighteen holes
will be played today and
tomorrow and. after a cut
fleld reducing it to those
in
eighteen
the
p ho are
within eight strokes of the. twelfth
player from the top, thirty«six holes
will be played MISaturday.
.1» Unfortunately. Willie Macfariluno
' the new open champion of the ini-
ted .States,
who proved his title to
courhge and :1 measure of greatness
by winning the Shnpnee open with
I record-breaking mark this week.
will not be present.
essentially a. teacher and not
player. and as a. result. of his
tory in the recent open
quired to play so much that
hands are severely blistered.
Macfarlane had every lhtention ot'
cham—
'playlng the part, of a. real
plan. He did not intend to sit hat-
on his newly won honors.
stead to play in oiery
event of the year.
dell City Country club. and
too much.
However.
ffne golfers without
Mac-ta rliine is
8
iii”-
champion-
ship at Worcester he has been re-
his
\
t
it i
hilt in
important
He played at Shtwneenntl “on but'
has required to play so muth iztilt',.him,,,‘wun
thlt his hands gave way. He did not i :.
“win at. Shawnee until after a pluvi-
of! with William Klein of the flai-
fifty-
Itmr holes of golf in a day proxml
there will be plenty of
Macfai'liine.
ohnny Farrell ought to finish close
(0 the top: he is playing the some.
; f 2 his life and is about title for an
let) Diesel
lone Snrazen
’mport-ant. \ictory.
playing fine. golf.
3““
it
5.
'effort to win one. (learn
is on his home course.
is
is
without a title for the first time in
- years and will make a. determined
McLean
The defending Phampion is Miko
Games Yesterday
YESTERDAY'S H031 ERS.
Total.
22
H
14
Williams. Browns ...
Founder. Robins . . . .
Simmons. Athletics ..
Hyatt. lndians .
Miller. Athletics
Smith. Reds . . . . .
Bisler. Browns
nary-are. Browns ...
'I‘raynor. Pirates ....
hush, Browns ..
Hmnh‘_uua‘i—am
cabana-am
THE mantras.
Jilly ta
1!
18
10
5
M
Home”. Cardinals .. 23
Williams. Brmms 22
Men. Cubs 21
Mouse], Yankees --.. 21.
Wet. Robins 14
Simmons. Athletics .. 14
Kelly, Giants . ..... . ta
fictmniley. Cardinals. la
Wright. Pirates 12
Mutant, Giants 12
dentin. Senators ti
Khmer. Phillies .. ... ii
00bit. Tigers it
Wrightstone. Phlllles.. it
harder. Giants to
”bulletin. Browns 10
miter. Pirates .....5 to
Illustrations 10
MM 13mm ...
"Mes. Cardinals
‘ ‘Wua. Brovms
her. Indians ....
wt, IMF!” rerun-a
1km. Yankees ......
13W. Giants since
Mr. Giants
damn. Cube .......
59an no...
More. norm
we. Red 50! .....
finer. Browns ......-
.Wo Athletics crane
Cardinals
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ceasing-or pup—nausea
aqua-*q-I-Adaaamaaaaa:
tumors: TOTALS 10 mm.
internal league .......... It!
American we ......m. m
tibial tea
are LAST FOUR YEARS
July 15
.....159 Oil 3“
...!” I" I“.
r'Homtt: Run Hitters in
Season's
1925 1924
. a . . = 5 annual...- =. . “bua‘h nae-0'
t
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Brady and this d
eterminrti
lOllPi'
will not give. up his laurels without
a stiff battle. Clarence Hackney imam“.
coming up from
the event.
Atlantic city
for
he Turnesa la a possibil-
ity. as this young man had the fin-
est. beat hall of them all at Shawnee
with a 60 heat ball in four rounds
NATIONAL LEAG'UE.
New York. 7', St. Louis. 8.
Brooklyn. 5: Cincinnati. 2
Boston. 4; Pittsburgh. ll.
(‘hlt‘hgm a: Philadelphia. 3.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland. 5: New York. 4 (first
game). New York, 9: Cleveland. 5
(second game“).
Philadelphia. 9;
Philadelphia.
(second game).
ltr-ti-olt. Washington. 2.
St. Louis. ll: Boston. 3.
Chicago, 7 (first
11-. Chicago.
3
3;
IN TER NATIONAL LEAGUE.
SPORT BABRA GE
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Chat and Comment of Special Interest to
Norwalk Fans
31 mar. D. DOWNS
Relth has played in many tour-
E The Athletim.
e
‘ ‘ neys and has turned in some mighty
Are bark good scores. He has a good chance
‘ ‘ ’ of coming throush in this tourney.
In first plate. (me can never tell.
3 fl . C O 0
Connie Mack’s ball team by tak-
ing a double victory over the White
Sox yesterday regained their old
position. The Senators lost to the
Tigers.
Plans are getting under way for
the holding of I large swimming
meet at Calf Pasture Beach near the
(lld of the present season. ..
t O u
I O 0
Jimmy Withall the pilot of the
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
St. Louis at New York.
(‘inr-innati at. Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at Boston.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York at. i‘ieveland.
Iloaton at St. Louis.
Washington at Detroit.
Philadelphia. at Chicago.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Jersey iiity at, Rochester.
Ttaitimore at Buffalo.
Reading at. Toronto.
l'l‘0\'lfli"l'lf'0 at Syracuse.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Hartford at Albany.
Waterbury at Pittsfleid.
New Haven at Bridgeport.
Springfield at Worcester.
DELANEY BOUT
is OFF AGAIN
PHILADELPHIA. Jilly lit—Rain
last night caused the postponement
innul tonight of the fights at snipe
' 3 Park.
between lmw Tondlar. Phila-
delphia and Joe Dundee. Baltimore.
Iand Jack Delaney. Bridgeport and
Tommv Loughran. Philadelphia.
.‘rhis was the third time the bouts
thaw been postponed on account of
{bad weather.
Dundeztti-i’ight
5 Leonard on Monday
'3 .\iZW Yttl’lK. .luiy lfl.——T0m Mc-
‘Ardlo. matchmaker of the Queens-
lioro Alhlr‘lll‘ Club. in Long Island
('ity. for his weekly i‘oxing show
.next Monday night. truly 2”. will
'have three ten-round matches. one
or six rounds and another of foul'
I rounds The feature attractions will
Elia {oiizht hv outstanding boxers in
ithrm- classes. junior lightweight. fly-
tveiisht. and nelterweighi.
.lohntiv Mind” is matched with
Johnny Leonard of Allentown.
. THURSDAY, JULY 16, 1925.
fMet. Open Golf Play Starts—Jack Dempsey Home Again
ARTHUR REl'l'H WILL PLAY
;.- FOR THE SHOREHAVEN CLUB
Local Professional Among Entrants in Large
Field—Many Stars Are Entered4—Mike
Brady Will Defend His Title—Willie Mac-
Farlane Is Out—Tourney Opens Today
HEAVY CHAMPION Will NOT .
FIGHT WILLS THIS YEAR
Says That He Is Prepared for Bout in Septem-
ber With Gene Tunney—Will Be Ready for
Harry Next Year-Expects to Square Him-
self With New York Commission
til—Jack pon-ng but wanted time to consider
h...-\.“pmhr i this before accepting.
Relative to his status with the
N‘ew York State Athletic commission.
NEW YORK. .11in
Dempsey. w‘orid a
champion and his bride. the. former
EIMIIO Taylor, returned liftm ““EDernpst-y 33m )1. expected to
rope on the liner Homeric whirhistralghten matters out with the
docked- late yesterday afternoon. ’. commission some time next week. o
Dempsey said he “as prepared to He. said his contract with Jack
lllht once this year. Proit’thly ln‘ Kearna did not expire until Septem-
September. with Gene Tunney. Am-l her 1.‘ 1926. and that Kearna would
erican light heavyweight rhnmpionp hook any matches for him.
as his opponent. i The champion appeared fit phy-
Asked about a fight with Harry sicaily although somewhat tired
Willa. Dempsey said he would be; from the long trip. He expects to
ready for him next year. . remain in New York for about I
Dempsey said he had an offer week after which he will leave for
from Floyd Fltzsimmons for a fight the. Pacific coast to close up some
at Michigan my. Ind.. 0" Labor“. business arrangements and to see
.. IS «letirled upon nttor Professor
lilarold A. Fates. of Columbia Unl-
.Verslty reported on the chemical
lnnalvsis of the bail. President Jul-
iinn Curtis. of the A. G. Spaldlng
irtompany. which manufactures the
‘hall. said that. the hall is the lam.
ins the one used before 1914 with the
exception of a better grade of ma-
--Advertise in the Sentinel for
the best results.
Day with Bartley Madden as an op- his parents in Salt Lake city.
LlVEbY BALLWWI-
‘ in regard to the. world a series re-
M l " 1“ ire! pts. such distribution calls for a.
reduttinn of the players' share from
0g“ s a t eetingE’lfi to 70 per cent of the players’
Yesterday I [I New I pool The new rule. would give the
' iteams finishing second and third ex.
York DCCIde to R9“ :iofly the. same proportion as they
' .lmve received heretofore. the five
taln It Eper cent. taken from the world's le-
triea teams going to the fourth place
NEW YORK. July l‘i-WNanEteams. Figures for the last five
to continue use of the so- called live- . years showed that under the new
ly baseball and the unanimous ratl- plan "1‘ distribution 313‘?” ‘3’“:
.ning p ayer's a are won 0 re u .
flcatlon of the advisory 'oouncil's ed approximately $330 and . single
amendment to the worlds series losing players share 3250
rules phich provides for includinit! Every (tub “in. the e‘cepuon of
fourth place teams as participants Philadelphia uas represented at the
in the players' share of the w‘orid s muting
series receipts acre of the chief
transactions at the National League
meeting here yesterday.
Action to retain the present hall
for a or 74 course. Tommy Ar~ . - - . ,
.. .. “.... ..
gan. J'm" G. A"""-‘""- 'h" “m rim-homer: 4; Jersey City. I seemed to be due for their annual ‘1 ‘00 0 _ “y "
wewrhfll" “mam”. “ml-"mm” Syracuse, 1?: Providence. 8 (first slide back into the comma division PM];leanmvzfgm'ixnglanzmg :2:
Charles H‘ “Mr" Br'hh‘v ”uh-Ek- gamel. Providence. 20: SyracuseJ they pull themselves together and :ItZtaeplenty or "Gum“
:iyla?:'l:(rinfl’ifi:ll;l I:‘i'l:irll;ivr‘i':t:l:;l:rttnQ:i’7 lnningfl, flflf’flnd tame)' play good M".I“:in.. h E O O I.
1923. f‘yril Walker. and a host of , ‘V want to announce rl hf hpre‘ Viacom. O'Brien the star Hi‘hl
otheis will he rltli'mfl ' H .'f:":stfil‘z.,:fiaglEE' (“2.2.1, are an Athletics mom. whool twirler of last season's team
"no" down: llleslnt I” r ' “ .,_ " ' \' vhi would to so us hm r n... in doing mound duty for the Ollmen.
\laterbury, 1.., Pittsfield. 4. -0‘ "K p " - 9 n _ . l
b Walter anen hhfLWO\ht°l. mil :1)?! MW "“5“ t' llrldtepm’t 0 (first to see Connie Mark's team come He will face how Milford on Sun-f
e uesent. thou: e as won 6 '. ' - - ' y
metropolitan open three times and 53$:35nr?’:’m¥:"nv 3: Bridgeport. "m”- . . . any . . . i
“k" "V mm" [EMFPFEMTHHFT .1 Srhrln'flfi'fd in: “'orceiztt‘r. it (first Norwalk will be represented In the We are anxious to see how:
""0" "ha”"if‘". "f "M " .T' n. “may “unrest”, 8; Springfield, 7 Metropolitan Open Golf tourMy O'Brien wll go against sucha strongg
Mncilonuld Ninth "M “M [\irk‘i "(and mm.) that opened this morning. Art team as New Milford. l
“mini are not got tw-k from Ems»i . ' man ”5. professional 1” the Shore- . . . .
lanAdrlmlccmn to 'l’tf' Gm‘m. Sprain: AMERICAV ARSUFU‘TION. Ilnlf‘ll ”lib WI" f‘fll’l‘y ”It! lof‘li ‘VP HIE not going “I apt-fl OF HIP.
f'lllh during the tournumenr Will be' Milwaukee. K: Toledo. 0 (first ""'""' C“, “W."- -
Stilt. Rtiww \vill lm run from theigahe). Milwaukee. 6: Tole/lowly!
eluh to tho \\'0t‘nl.‘t"n terminal otitsenond camel. l. ;
the Sixth and Xit‘izh ii‘r‘YiIlt‘ oletat Louisville, 4: St. Paul, 1 (first; 1 O ‘
orls and tho litS‘ ."do slit-way. Thhigam’). Louisville, 7; St, Paul. 4| INSIDE GOLF E 5 Leading Batters
lovers will lie hiil'llltPrP’l. Harryitsooond game). . a
Sppoi‘tumtv “'lll t-n r-ff't'w'l for 3E Minneapolis, 1: indiannpnlll- 3. I 3’ CHESTER HORTON In Malor Leagues
look at rmil :olf l Kansas City. it: Columbus. 5. Make-f of ,m Golf Chlmp|0m_ —.———..
‘iuy will l‘mrzin :‘t‘ 9 33 (l Nook in} -—-—-—~--—-' ‘ "Golf's most. successful teacher," NATIONAL LEAGVE.
1h. mrirninz 'lnll mntinun trt‘riuzt 1 pypwn- ”Mgr LEAGI'E. E says “Chick" Eva‘ns. . Player-Club. it ah. r. h. I’t-t.
linill pl'rvitthi 6 hr 7. 1| Sacramento. '2; Oakland. 5‘ i i ii'rnsby.St.L. if 3‘37 73 114 .427
. Los Angelos. 4: T'MHINL 1. I When the golfer learnstolead his! ““180" PM" :3 ”,1 25 fig .398
. Seattle. 1?: San Francisco. 9. club with the hands he almost ai- 3"”?- Hkn.. L" 2?: 52 1“" ‘3‘”
[U5 E Salt Lake Pity. 9: Vernon, 7. “.5” avoids mm” of the forearms. Ff." r. llkn.. f7 .t.i 61 113 .358
i ”’——"‘ I whith is bad in R'my'm I“ s: 334 '5 12¢. '3'7
t srzw roan—m. LEAGI‘E. ! .h, M” swing MIFLIHFAN LEAGUE-
} litmirn. 3: York. 2 (first. game). ‘ESM‘U’ '55 fore-E .I‘layer-L.lub._ir «Rh r: h. Pct.
EYork. 2 Elmira. n lg‘rhnd ‘amg)_ ‘ arm rolls to the (.O'hb, Dirt ...... Ii .34 fit: lltl .408
Shamokin. 5.. Rinzhamton. 3 (gm . Spk r. (leve. Rt 313 st 125 .399
' frame) Binghnmtnn 9‘ Shtimokin. "3“" "“9“” "9 nice. s2..1... at 173 47 m .399
.\'.-\Tlt).\iAl. ”horn. .3. (W555 5m” ‘ ‘ ' ”l“ "W "i ”‘0 ll'lm'n. ltet... an 2.12 42 m .393
“ U P” " undo“; “likes a...» ""1” W "W" Winm not... is :69 52 77 .368
Pittsburgh ......... i: an m; _ ‘ " 5 “ml if the. roll in the
New Yonk . . 7'! R2 filo (first MmM' “Mk“ RM” forward swing is
l l (scronrl garnet.
Brooklyn . it to 506 “Sh “1‘ . not in exact pro-
{1anan 3.. 41 457‘ Scranton. 5. “llliamsport. 1 (first: A( SLBM. portion the club-
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Philadelphia =2 29 .uc S” “mm“ '°' Sh'°”’"‘"' 3‘ Wham... mm",
“’"5”""""" """" 5? '1'" "‘3‘“! sot'rnnns' assocurtox. the unit. as the
:thkgngij‘lfi EEEEEEEEE H :2 in :10 Mobile. 4-. Atlanta. 3. rlnhht‘ml is 18k” bad" “W“ ”a“
lion-nu 4'; i; 50;, R"minimum. 10: New Orleans. 3. teatilt from trying to keep the club
('lp‘tpland '''''''''' 3;, 4; Etilfii r‘l‘tliitll'm'tlti- 1“: Hill? Rock. 3- low. When this forward roll occurs
WW 5.5”! """" ' 5‘5 so ‘4” Nashville. 13: Memphis. 1'1- the face of the club is toed inward
‘ ‘ ’ “““ ',_ ' ' "“4“" at the beginning of- the back swing
Bonn" """""" ‘6 57. ‘3” WESTERN LEAGVE- and remainsthat way throughout
. . . ~ T.“ . ~.‘ ~. . Wlt‘llli’t~ ll: "’kthMM ""33 l“. the swing. so that. an annoying psr~
INTI.R.\.\TIO.\.-\l<"l.}nAIGl my” 1 “Infill-'1. 5. Denver. 0. sistent hook results.
Railllnnt“' 55' 55' “04' Titled. ‘131 9L JMN‘h' “’- (t‘opyrlght John F. Dille Co.)
Toronto """"" 33 5; ’5}. “lhtrvt'li’tnm “hed‘llt‘d- (Com/right. Chester Horton. 1924..
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Buffalo E . an 47 ,51.’ rams. """v 15'" a". ”’1’
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Albany ............ 48 37 .554 Bridgeport. ..... . 43 39 .524
Springfifld 43 3'1 .544 Hartford .......... 43 39 .524
Waterbury . .. 4? 36 .HiEli'orrester ....... . 37 45 .451 ¥ IMPSON
New Haven ........ 42 37 .fistll‘ittsfleld ..... . '36 53 .328
Christy Mathewson Seriously Ill HARTFORD J... ”*T‘"
’ “W“ Hartford club is in the ”‘9‘ 1‘" 3
hard hitter or so. \
If tho Senators hit regula 1" ha”
as well as they did Sunday ”1W
would get. on much better. ”me
after game has been dropped ”19
locals because of failure at bat. F0?
instance. the team played a ram “8
good game against. Albany la
. weak and lost. 1 to O. mostly be.
cause when opportunities arose hits
weren't forthcoming.
The club has been looking for a
hard hitting outfielder or so. Fras—
er and Eothern were obtained and
are good ball players but have not
been knocking the cover off the
ball.
A deal is in the works that would .
bring Wally Simpson. hard hitting
outfielder of Jersey city to the lo-
cals. Simpson. when with Spring-
field. established hlmsel: as one of
. the hardest hitting minor .leaguers ..I
. in the business. He was with i‘
Brooklyn before joining Jersey ‘
city.
Chick Fraser. who has demon-
. TMlliem
“we‘reamhaaldeeuM
gm twlauralgli new».
“pitcher of baseball M Hello!
at Sumac Lake, N. L,
“0m
titrated a world of speed with the
Senators that reminds of Joa Cos.
grove. used to as a. teammate of
Lem Owen's in WashingtOn semi-
pro ball. Lem was glad to see Chick
come here. Denny Sothern. local
leftfielder, a few years ago used to
play on a team in Washington
against Owen and Fraser.
11.011qu 0lll
Al Till GARDEN
NEW YORK. July 18. —- Frank
Flournoy. who has been associated
for some time with Tex Rickard aa
matchmaker for Madison Square
Garden and who has been the per.
sonal friend of the promoter for
many years. will resign within the
next few days. Charlie Doesaeriok
is said to have been picked as his
successor. Flournoy has been in ill
health for some months.
While dissatisfaction has been ex-
pressed at times over some of the
matches arranged by Flournoy. he
has also been credited pith some
exceptional success and some of the
matches involving Paul’ Berienbach.
Jack Delaney. Tiger Flowers and
others were big money makers.
Doeuetlck. along with from He-
Ardle. who was at one time named
as Flourh‘cy'a successor. was man-
ager of the all Pioneer A. c.. the
Fourth Regiment Armor: and save
Illi fish’s pleas.
SUCH! POP LAKITY ‘ MUET ' BE ' DESERVED‘
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