Evening Star Newspaper, May 27, 1921, Page 29

3 SPORTS. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY. MAY 27 1921 SPORTS. o5 Central ngh Crew Gets Real Test Tomorrow : Hunter Wins British Amateur Golf Honors on WILL ROW TWO EIGHTS ;lEAnS WOMAN WLFERS OVERWHELM'S GRAHAM CODE FOR TOURNEY HERE -1+ N D BY 0. S ootrEms ™™ “.uh%% USED BY U. S. GOLFERS < \-IN AMERICAN HENLEY Mrs. J. W. Rankin Has Net 82 mi IN THE 36 HOLE FINAL U. S. Golf Association Announces . “f’(er\n?‘ Smte o l?\g “M::‘,, Col- '\n'frc‘n‘."T""'d":f:,’fimlfil’"'.f": Trophy Event—Final Round -Rules for Open Competition Lo iy ‘,22",',:\':.\ ':\':1"',?‘ ':,:":;' :,::':,:: BY JOHN B. KELLER. Being Played. at Columbia Ciub. a 1 OYLAK Thr] d"ww\n: will nn;flmme ENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL'S eight-oared crew will get its first real | Leading woms o Distric i . ko « until afier the open champion- G 1S cigit o L Sading froman off thagipietrict the Brit hateur golf championship here today. In the | Rules governing the 1l open | fld meet, at - F e T8 S VRt bemins June 26 - -test tomorrow, when it is scheduled to take part in the American P %> Henley repatta over the Schuylkill course at Philadclphia. The sixth-hole final, Hunter defcated Allan Graham. Royal Liverpool, [ championship golf tour will be held at the nlum\\ e and White oarsmen will be opposed by shells of Philadelphia Cen- T e T 1ral High School and a New York schola i ew. in charge rounced by the U ois €éach Hecox, will leave for the rac ) r oy g at 8 n\In\k 1 Thesshell will be { By the Associated Press 12 up and 11 to p Hunter was 9 up at the end of eighteen holes. Hun!tr made (h<‘ fi muml in m m (,rzhanu 8o. | : Sandys. stroke. ters of Bannockburn. SHan 00N better than t reported “.m| o e —TOoM | mitted that Mangan of the Dumbarton Club is as a premier Briti | the only Washi Tk 1t becomes mor he only Washington |\l.|,>er left in T oneliwriters | the Middle Atlantic tennis tourney . .ehteen holes ase, s Deing played at the Baltimore Country | fo) 0 : Frida iburm. | Club. Today he is playing Chauncey < not count.. #owever, the Blue and W i s n Mr=. T. C. . wford, one of the best of the 4 ",'3233‘;"&'"‘”’ i : Cij einar tmalun; [T Tar Teen! Frail e | S Shs at mna WillllamiSweeneyl| 26 : 2 : entrivs ex: 3 You may wear your first pair of Paris ew ‘\4 rk to ra . H and Western will have entries ' : ,0"\.“ 1 mbia, 108—1§—1 on the mumn- \v:;lunnl‘x'l:‘;l"v\i:‘l::‘ LON 3 7.—Charles (Chick) e T 7 e Garters by chance but you'n l!ny Paris ! POTOMAC QUAD TO RACE .. e '\xl;g:v\“":m:;‘ JFashington. cand 1. A | Evang of Chicaro. who particinated in otsasgihione e and’ HORS=>/ED after that by choice. Sodomost menwho 'N NEW YORK REGATTA - .- - : A g ,ml the fin: round. They play (at Hoyvlake. but was elimi H, . B ' 3 2 E 1 mt’ue_‘hotumce‘wmmwm i : here today by airplane for He 3 it Johuson and Mangan | Will cnter the French golf champion- | %/ § ;2 {were the jast gapital entrants to ship g e e > 3s¢ A.STEIN & COMPANY {suffer_defeat in the dou i ey e beaten by F. B o o) S o - § and up 8! ilakers ow York ey in the third round. 3 | 5 | & » sec s used. | 2 B St (defaulted). | orlek Bagtian of Indian ; s 4 Take a tip—buy Paris today—remember they’ve been rehasibors Lo res exent outside = - R Ranno . e singles L. F. Turnbull. rank-_ ton of Minnesota and 1 ot | Vided a utions d = cho : D e = [ Howa i § nd in Baltimore tennis. defeat-] [linois. strong candidat Lo e th fcons S s it o C Tech Hizh School ha 4 2 : £l Richards v|ed Robert Burwell of Washington |nyal western conference tennis cham- | made the best » chi LOWER ED 1 N PRI | = 7 has B 2 nd M. N. 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