iii‘tho “slicing round ot tho
_ soluol men's Invltotlon tour;
, "tor the Griswold Trophy on‘d
wot'thsm siniohod. In spits or
do! roihstorm thot hunt our
thonsoosostt Country Club
New Mndon lots in tho otter.
tow visitors picked up. out!
who hoppsuod to be user the
~ tool: Iotuso there. but
,shoo o score or sellout souls
I .whors they wore slid. with-
'hsotiou oi my kind. plsyod
y throusn to tho tInIoh. two
loading pisses In tho chm-
tisht otter to woo supposed
boon completed. Two of these
on Johnny lino. sud floors.
both represent" Wothors-
:1! ro‘opsotivoly.
_ , of tho tooturus of the We
woo o triple tie for model hon-
throo scorss ot 15 holes turned
'trio o! shorpohootoro con-
; ' or Poul O'Connell.
t 15; Poul Hoviiond. Bridge-
‘ osptoin ot tho Isis loom ond
RoundsOf’ifi'l‘urnedinByO’Conneil, novi-
unanimous—Storm Holt: Molly—Compete
FRIDAY, AUGUST 13, 1926
I
u.
'LL,
mmDstsIGnr KING-.
SHOULD WIN BACK CROWN
WI.
—AND HIS CHALLENGER
“W one who undo the round III to
Worcester; ‘
Home Run litters
In Gaines Yesterdoy
mentions-s luounns
Drssosn, Ciuoinnoti ...........1
Bolton. St. Louis Americans . . .l
The “odors-
AKEBICAN LEAGUE.
Ruth. New York ............I‘l
Blmmouo. Philodoiphio .......16
William St. Louis ..........16
Loosorl‘. New York ..........15
~Gooiin. Woohinlton ..........it
Monush,Dotrolt .............iI
Gohri'x.Now York ........... o
Homi..Now!orit ..........
Coohrons. Philodolphio ......
flousor. Phiiodolphlo
Collins. New York
Routine. Bt.Louio..........
Commeow Yorit
Hoiimonn.Detrolt
Todt. Boston ................
”exhaust. Muls..........
Jocohson. Boston
1-‘s.llr.Chicogo
stoler. 8t. bouts
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Botto y. St. Louis .........15
Wiloo .Chlcm .............16
LBoll.’8t.Loulo ............1’
South’worth. 8t.Louio .i:
Ao-s-saq-s-oes-sosoeo
- loot oosoon'o otsrs. this—75.
g. John Klemens. Lsnesoter. "-
' 5.
scores show thot tho three
flit In our and ouch lost three
cousins in.
who is Control Ponnoyivonlo
on sud todoy woo hlo' 'tirst
on tho Shoneoosostt links. mo
divs, holes were pioyod In par.
,thsn ho wont on shots on- the
.Att‘srtwo monou- holos he
‘obirdietonthoninthondrsn
. tho porter-mos on the
I with o hirdio 4. Ho woo on
ot the “(limit thirteenth. but
three puns. Bo woo shore pnr
Fournier. Brooklyn ..........il
Willlnnis.’ Phllsdelphlo . . . . . . . ll
Hornoby. hunts...........
Kelly New York ...........
Heothooto. Chiesxo ..........
Diodes. St. Louis W.
Wright. Pittsburgh ..........
Hermon. Bibsklyn
Grimm. Chime ‘
Leech. Philndelphio .........
Roush. Cincinnstl
Harper. Philo‘dolphln ........
Cuylor.Pittsburth. ........-.
O'Eorrsli. BL Louis .......,..
Writhtotone, Phllodelphio
Lindotrom. New York
JocksomNew York'......
Little is”known shout Grob'o ‘pm.
cnt condition. But‘ilee‘ls book in
theth ho woo six months ago,
Mowers will count storo end listen
to the hirdios Just so sure so Helen
Willstis Americo'o tennis queen.
Flowers is omort— probe hly
smut-tor thsn Greb. His recent 10-
round to with Sailor Eddie Huffman
here was sufficient to convince one of
his'boxing prowess. But the Georg.
Iii DAN moms
LOS‘IANGELES. Aug. lip-Afton
'I‘lxer l‘loWoro. present middleweight
king or the puxiilstic world. has
troded punches with Harry breb ot
Modison Sonora Garden. New York
city. Aug. 19. he is very opt- to hove
considerably more time to derote to
his duties no deacon of his Atlonto.
Go.. church.
...-sneoss
"gloss" chin
ond for oddiuoltol
has been the Victim of eight knack~|
outs. 'l‘hsto tire reason his tolnn 1:.
proot Flow oral
or oily other good tighter.
Grob's "windmill" style of throw I
in: the leathers should sing n lulla
by—if he has his old otenm behind
them. When Harry hits he hits
ion simply can not tulle them on his‘ hm-
Huffman ohms ed that hOllll' are hound to
doomed the first time he meets (hell: he is again doing his usual amount
Wsiker. Clnctnnotl.
LEAGUE rorALs
Americon .847
Notionsl . ..... .............fll
OOOCOOQ-Iddflufleafl
two other holes cousin; in. tho
' (h oud the stxtosnth.
. not expected thst the triple
will he plo'yod oft hetero the end
_ wet. possibly Sundoy morn-
, Glenn Kiliingerwployer-monszer of
live loom. on the my roll would
subject. the teem to o"Iine by the
league. Killlnter. former Penn State
toolboll star. woo suspended for the
rest. or the oeooon recontly tor strik-
lns Umpire Horsey during s game
'ot‘mmlrs.
Gnnd' toil! ............fll
'i'rode. Knight. Whitsmorsh Vsi- ,
winner ot the Griswold Trophy v ._ , 5 I.
A“ 1'“ and "15- W 10 Milo —-’lt: Tommy Ayoook. Jocksonville.» ‘
miss connotes-hip 11th his cord Ins. StJh—fl; out); John Sill.
{look 3. Incite, Jr. Inwood. tot-diet “-13—". and Hort! Séhlff, Host- team, or the New York-Pennsyl-
York stole chompion. $749 inn.on.the-uudoo:i. 3141-73, vonis. Lennie. were notitied by Presi-
L , ,, dent Farrell todoy thst to continue
,. ‘. “g ‘
To most women nothin Indfi is so old as last year’ s hat. ~
Unless itbeherlsst year’s ess, or coat, or skutdength. ... .-
Men can’t understand it. They laugh genially at ‘
such simp lei-minded folly. And While they laugh, they
are thinking- of how queer the old car looks, even though
_,it’s only two seasons old, _and how oldefashioned last
year’s neekties make out an seem.
In other words, men, are just about the same as
hen 4: Westoyvnnttng “the latest." It’s a
‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ .whonyoungmsptrtt eager
‘ diflerent. It’s the most
wantthenewefithew . ‘ ',
“-e very latest—‘—”' ,'
W” A ' ' Andihey’llhegiyongpmtedondielatendsuelop-T”I
mentsm wt: ' es'uplife. Thenewsst ‘3 ‘ .
theories oimmmostreoentaa’dgihonstorsdto, .
any
Aeiim woo to be token tonight at
will. ”’43-'35. Wothersfiold. 36-40-46: Later too I. ntoetlns‘ of the directors of the
four men tied for second piece more storm victims showed up st '2 toom. it woo sold. looking to the
., . 19. his quortst consists of F. the clubhouse billed fol-- the first di'— 8“ WOKlN. Po" Aux.13--Di- "in” of Killing", Fons my. been
”crunch: Providence. ems—u: visions-13.8. Gomblo “Jaw Rovers“ 1'90"“ 0f "‘0 Sh‘mokm MM“, ciomorinx for this “since KilllIIxI-r
rslesood shortstop Dovio. Porto Ri-
eonhnow with the Horriohur; tesrn.
MARION JESSI‘P
No. I in 1925 Rank!!!
Morion Jeosup (the former Miss
Zindorsteln) has been in the notional
tennis limelight since 1919. film “as
plur‘d fourth in the nnnusl retinas
thot year.
Her best ranking, howmer. was in
1920 whens she was nomed second to
.‘Iiolht Mallory Since then she It
made the "ten list" eiery season
with the exception-o! 19:8.
.‘lfsrion Jessup hos never won the
Inational singles crown. but has
labored inwlnnlnx the doubles title
tour times. three in succession. With
\‘incent nichsrds she also won the
mixed doubles ehompionshlp in
i919. '
Lost your Mrs Jessup reached the
third round in the national t‘lunsit'.
sine met detest ot the bonds of Kitty
McKlno. British star. Silo prelcd
no Install lot the lmadcr being
1 blanked in both sets Loom; to hilsd'
..llels'une. however. Vino no disgrace.
i for the tolonted Briton then went on
‘iu the ilnsis. esrrylns'Ll-lelen Wills
in three sets hoforo ocknowiedcinz
' lore-t.
In the doubles. Morton Jessup.
untred oith Eleanor Goes. got is for
as tho Ismi-ilnol round. Then Mrs
[tiny Button Bundy ond Elisabeth
ityon put them out. 0-4. s- 8.
Mrs. 'Jessup has been pinyin: her
promised. {lotto tops this
' wooing when do: Ricks“ presents.
tlondo
tomitour rounds o! boxing.
oppod‘ .hy tho Eddie O'Dowd-Csri
I‘Iemoino encounter ot his Thirty
lens ”3“ in Jersey City, 1,
Billy idsbock, lilht hoovywelxht
.uvorito of Bayonne. ond Toni Kir-
former ontotsur chomplon will
he potted of: in the ”proud semi-
Menstruation. John astriok Bulli-
mo of; lesion will moito his oeoo.nd
' Imerieon most with. Mickey Cosmo
III mu Isfsnd so his opponent. on
:oinpleto them of his bouts.
PM! o; the South
. 1|th title,
Ind Jock‘ Intros. ths;,isioot son-on
lion .omoom‘Mtot his- _-wsisht in
Comm will moot. Lilo
omits suede-round ilout Joe Lock-
hudt ot Willem (lord null or
tier-molt! will he oopsnoilto.
Althom ‘is ode of the
hardest hm holds-i- III the more.
he 'qu mars xii liltoi'sths on the
ma end or Lhottios onion
O'Dm. .
The Xinhr- “shock tilt will slso
bo o“ return stair. the motto ret-
lowvmmI Ilostlwlnssr in o
hostwhloh. woo lotu- sold to he one
got tho shoot loo
n Ill.
ossnduflostholootflowtorkin-
plonshlpo this month. with elimina-
tion then likely.
and snatch the up-State shot
him_self.
OUR BOARDING HOUSE
for.
Iless than two a tilt.
LIIBS
I
Rube Mnrquard Signs New Hurlcr For l'l‘tll'ldt‘llt‘l‘~—
Profs Want Shortstop—Ponies and Senators Ailm-
New Artists.
A frunllx: Hil'llgfll‘ in .I ii «I
MRS LOCKHORN [II the (‘Ollli‘lllll‘lh lll tl.r l.'. ‘
. [ensue tilt ”53hr fur pl.“ (I .I:. l.- .1 i
‘ down the sirtIII-h [or tip,- 11.; I ,. I
[N NATIONAL lUi‘lll. ls lulnglng Itlmul .IllIw:I i
stunt t‘lliillgI-S ill the Inn up, I. ‘
trams.
TENNIS PLAY i'l'olldIIllco, bl..llt‘ll In; HA 1....
the Pit)“: .Ind UMII‘t. 1.“. ;.. ,-
Arl Mills flout llll: inn; .I
The “Hill 5' winning bllll' past I
New Canaan Player Drawn by the hm... ...... II... II...
__ ' team and :Il unu; lllln- d out I
Helen Wills Heads ltfldil'h- il.lllIcl' u pum 1n,
the Long List. \wukcn tlII. liliCIld) \Itnh LII. I.
in order It) sir-null.“ In.
NEW YORK, August l3.—-—l*lfty~ strung lcudcls, lIIII illllin‘
nine players. headed by Miss Huien louder lll lustimll ll.l1l It ..
Wills. national champion. and Miss most spells. iiulw .\l.II.pI..ILI.
Elizabeth iiynn, lIcr cullllucrol' tit autistic-Ii “1111 this minim”. ...
Sou Bright, were drnun t'I/r play I seeks one mun.- gum pltvml.
)esteldlty III the “union's nuttonnlt iii-"015w \‘twlhb \\llll .Ip-I.I,I LII
tennis cllulllplOllsllip \IhII-h slults ill l albillly aha-1d uni 3- u H . III
the “not Hide Tennis tlub, lI'I'uIIst | NIH his hum lwlli‘l I :HI 1 '
Hills. on Monday. The Olllt‘l seeded 5 ”NH it‘ulb‘. In mum-.15 Viv
players are Mrs. Moiln Mallory. Miss} “MEWS “If ‘1 “WU-WWI i1:
Mary K. llruwne, Miss I‘llctlllul‘ Guss, l 01' “1“” ““5 “i" N” 1‘ ..m 1 -
Miss MItI'lhn Bayard. Mrs. (,hr’il'ltflll: “CL-”‘1‘ it “0”” ””‘1‘1 ""“' ‘
HoBIlli‘l‘ Clluplll and Miss i'tnI-lupc “5““ “0‘” 1“" "1”“5 “"1
Anderson. “r and mute pltcllv r III: lullli
.' All 0‘ ”h: high-ranking stars With the {In olltt: In the p: II;..IIIt In”
i the exception oi Mrs. Marion Zlnd. Spllnglield ‘5 ”91““; "” "UNI
M‘““WWIML 1 L- ol‘stein Jessup. are unto-ltd, uml :Ill llllluldu'. llle [whim ..
L , In Miss \\'llls' half of the tint“, ‘I t‘llll)’ llnlde n llllslulu \‘Ii‘- ll it»
the lower section, are Mrs. Mallory. ““5“ M “hm" “0W “f?“ H" ‘
Miss Bayard and Mrs. Chopin, while MfH-S' “I.“ “an“ U“ AMMHL I
d and “llh no mnnv glows fliltlll. M1” Browne, Miss G055 and “'53 lmdy filt‘un‘l" l/‘l‘ll . I ”33' I
,, ,H'h tltoir mnrlt Anderson are in the upper half \Illll lmmL d 5MB], :(lAfimul'Ul ,1].
There me tumors thztt Hurry Miss Ryan. $5522; p331 :L‘.‘,,:U\‘;h-I.ylly. “ I
dlrlnt train at all fur his meeting ANGUS the Ullll‘l’ IIcll-lInuIIn ‘estord'I'y “I 4,“. \,(_.‘]“II-V\‘L.
\Iiilt lIiouels if that is “110 and players entered on: Mrs. lium-l flew: '01. “HA, 1.] 11.4..»— _
Holcilklss Wigllimun of Boston, lor- ln' {ii/Ir,” ) K | ‘ ' ”l “11' .
30! working out—«w-hith .It the most liter national champion; Miss Alice 5“ issuld 1].,“ the p,»,»...b m, ,
inns nlnnlo been \(‘ly little —— he Francis and Miss VIOlOnCG Ballln. in the mm of >3“qu DOLL} “C ,
should ucmmpllsh the unusual, bent. the upper hull, und Mrs. Benjamin now owned by the \HVwkn.‘ .1 L.
in: the man uho lobllmi him of his 1:). Cole of Boston, former member play second base an", no” N ,. . ‘
crown , of the first. ten; Mrs. lidtlu Hansel: outfieldgr who can “1] ”L H: g
H 0 e 3‘3 '2' Metropolitan t'hulllillull; either Hilrl'y i’ut'ccll or lion l1-~.T. ' .
Mrs. lielI-n Glilcundmu Lockllul‘ll. neither of “'huill has IIcIII Lat: -. .'
Mrs. Helen [’ollalh l-‘ulk. Mrs. ilargt-r much ablllty in the past illieII II... .
“Mine“ and Mrs. Edward Raymund lillly Lush returned lu In- >--
m ”‘0 10“" “CCUOH- tors Wednesday ufltjl' a trip in I I
metropolitan l\0l'y grounds. it!
results or his trip lune hut 5m in.
AND made public. llllly wants: IHI. II
and bellows he will in: :II in In ,-L
them.
Mlkc Hawkins. cleaning; 1.!» s: .
('00 on the, suite 0t "Splltv" \..It .\!I
stync of the Roots in ill" Wu. I: L.
' ion Senators is \Iilllllg tn l'vlll‘.I 4
Itrld he has offered a big llilll'ilt II'
ususl consistent game .ogaln this meet Ill 10 Round Bout At “‘3“ 1° Waterbury for livnny l1
season. But she can hardly be fig- ROCkSWEy Beach Thls Kfllll and oxpccts to Sf‘k'lllt' :t p‘
tired so It dangerous contender for Evening from the l'lraII-Iz. .
the lnurels held by Helen\ \.Vllls ”no, “N; I” , inl .1, l‘ltlstlelti and \ietterburl‘.
1n a mid inclufiillxiz “m“ “a” as ; 3 4. l,‘ Ii“? all i MllllllOll standard ill-urns 0n Inc \i‘ml.;.: ox .
til l in Fllzuluih it an of lununm. “l“ make his bow us a of the parade, are not llliikllll.‘ .»-.
e Clllml‘ “ 4 y ' bantnmwelzllt when he faces \Vec forts to stI‘I‘~IlL'tll<'ll. Instead lllI -'
Molln Mallory and Mary" {“0an Willie 590110013 the Chinatown lad. seem willing to sell what straw-z
the Delaware puslllnm- Iloesnt stand in one (If the second half of the they haw , proxlding ”w MK}: u
much chance. She may go further _ ,_ L , .. _
double “ind-up at the Steeplechase lai'gf‘ NH)UI.....:h to llltOl'tFl them
then she did a war ago. in fact, she Arena. Itoekaway Bosch, tonight .. ‘_ .. .--
should at least rent-h the fourth .lnrk Grace. better known as young
round. but thats about all. Jack Dempsey of Philadelphia, and L
Lost your she (lldnt \Vh‘lp a really Jack Mchsrinnd. Neliark welter-
prominent playor in the burnt Hills weight will cloth in the other ten-
1nmboree.'l‘tue she “as :1 bit un- rounder. [mm .
fortunate in liming such It stellar Abnd recently returned here from m
opponent as Kitty hieKano as early Panama. but has found so much
as the thild round. and but {or that difficulty in selling flywelght box- 4
(not might hale otmrd in the run- or; to mom him that he has decid-
mns longer. Howm‘vr. that's the ed to join the division higher up.
luck. or. better perhaps. the hard His best righting weight is at Willie Hoyt. Yankee right-llultli I
“Wk 0‘ the 83"". 11‘ bounds and he believes had his poorest major league s~
In doubles Dilly Marlon Jesaup is he can build himself up son'last year. Hoyt won 11 gznwa
a more toured comppmor. She plays to the hantnmweight limit of 118 and lost ii. He didn‘t come. tin-01.. .
what I; known as a great “team" POUHdR- SDGHCPI' Should provide a with a. \'ll‘t0i')’ until his eighth A?
game. The fdct she has shared in sand test for Abad. as he is a vot- ninth start. lie was in 46 tilts «in.-
so many doubles ”Lump,“ proves oran among the bantams, with a his which he pitched Stainnlnp. l7I‘
her ability in this branch of the 933- “"0"“10“ "3'10 01' aiiflck- in dei- fl“owed four mrncd runs per fmI - ,
time. tlon to being a good ring general. lie dropped more games lost 5m». 4‘
Barring unsefis. that. by the way. Should he be successful in the than in any other campaign.
are often wont to crop out in the hm" '°"“h" Ab“ “'“1 3° ‘0 UH“ “051'! best year since comm: ‘n
more important tournaments. “a“ 3:; box. Bushy Graham .there on the main tent was in 1923 when II=
ion Jcnsup Should reach the fourth ‘ ondn) night. Spencer ‘3 doter- “'°“ 17 and 10" “1“9- H0 permlt'- "
round in the national singles clinm- mined to score a victory Ol'er Abod 3.01 earncd'rtlns per contest :I' Ii
issued 66 bases on balls in 37 gzIII.I’~
l
MEGAV,
...... masons conquests 1h: ,
LEC‘YUDE too «he informed
Lines on) genomes, I Well
1'0 AuuouucErrIlrrrrEleIl‘r O'CLOCK "
'fllto avenue 1 him. GIVE A Van!
Imagine Aux) NEquL'fALK all
, 4 somehow; llflilé‘l’tlE “ammo
Yon IN cuilz’r! - liow ruled,
ARE “WERE rm anemone I'u
”sitcoms MME‘DICAL. LEGAL
‘ POLmaL,oasu1mc,
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