Evening Star Newspaper, October 27, 1921, Page 29

SPORTS. THE D. C, THURSDAY, OCTOBER. 27, 1921. SPORTS. EVENING® STAR, WASHINGTON, w7 D. C. Woman Golfers in Semi-Finals : Lynch Jolted in Cam paign to Regain Bantam Crown MRS. CAMERON WINNER | ¥ Some en Dos'tGo i for Honery a AL | BOUGHT SoME CIGARS HERE Yo STEROAY) OVER MRS. RANKIN, 1 UP A orgy of putting on the eightesnth green when it appearead as if an extra hole would be necessary caused the defeat of Mrs. G. W. Rankin of the Washington Golf and Country Club yesterday in the second round of the District women’s championship over the course of the Columbia Country Club. Mrs. Rankin was regarded as certain to Le a finalist. . Rankin wus on the green in her third shot, while Mrs. L. O. Cameron of Chevy Chase. the victor, took four, Mrs. Rankin required four putts for a 7. while Mrs. Cameron took three for a like figure and halyed the le, winning the match by 1 up. The victory of Mrs. Cameron was an upset. She. however, has been play- ing splendid golf all fall. She de- ted Mrs. Kinkaid in & match at vy Chase a few weeks ago. Mre. T. C. Kinkaid, the present champion, reached the senm-final through her defeat of Mrs. T. W. Bra- hany of Columbia, and i» playing Mrs. 2 'Ll Fralley of Chevy Chase, @ for. | B W- MeNeely defeated M. E. Gates. 2 mer champion, who won yesterday | J. I). Cassels defeated R. W. Baker, 1 up. from Miss . B, Wimsatt of Columbia. | Namuel Daisell defeated B. H. Warner, Jr. irs. Cameron Is plaving Mrs. H K. (1 up. well, who won from Miss Cecilia | , I- C. Tansdell defeated W. D, Mascn. 6 MeCallum. 3. 1. Buter defeated Al | CHAMPIONSHIP DIVISION. H. M. Southgate defea . . Chevy Chase, defeated Columbia. § and 5. vy Chase. defeated & and 6. Brahany. Frailey. Che b Chevy ‘wshington, 1 up. "ONSOLATION, Bannockburn. defeated . 1 up. Warner. MASONIC LEAGUE. Hiram Osiris. 94 100 Rherbah'n 110 96 R4 o3 103 Ri Parkioson 90 07 A = 91 109 Harper 49 114 118 & o1 03 Rrown.... 107 18 = 127 91 Blument' e Handicap. 8 16 & Totals.. 181 506 488 King Solomon. Burroughs % 87 18 76 88 & Totals.. 5 New Jerusalem. Arminius. Henzman. 91 96 86 Berlinsky. Berkeley. Handicap. Totals.... 8 o1 . 95 118 T 89 119 96 Mount Ples Simmons. Willinm: Total Totals... 478 504 491 INTERNAL REVENUB LEAGUE. Probibition. of Collectors. Haneke.... 104 90 108 105 105 128 490 491 452 Totals, COMMERCIAL LEAGUE. c down going to the eighteenth, Mrs. Tom from | 105 92 91| ampe Washington, by default. Chase, defeated se, 4 and 3. Moore, Mrs. Franck Hyatt, Chevy Mrs, Marshall Builitt, Chevy Ci SECOND FLIGHT. Mrs. L. Chevy Chase, d¢- feated Mrs. Georse Chevy Chbase, 3 and 2. Mry. C. A. Slater, Columbia. defeated Mrs. H. T. Sbaunos, Columbis, I and 2. Favorites wen almowt without ex- ception in the first round of match play for the president's cup at the Chevy Chase Club yesterday. A. G. Lott defeated 8. L. Heap. 5 and 3. W. E. Peurson defeated J. H. Gore, 3 and 1. 2 3 W Childress defeated L. B, T. Johnson, and 1. B. Davidson defeated J. M. Bterrett. 3 S. Reyburn defeated C. B. McVay, 7 5. J. 3. Hamilton defeated J. H. Clapp, 3 1 W. G. Dunlop defeated Robert Stead. 1 m . M. Twicott defested T. A. Claytor, "C. Mendenhall defeated E. H. Loftus, 6 and 5 | " Harry Taylor defeated Noel S. Symons, 6 and 4. WASHINGTON LADIES' LEAGUE. Rillje’s Team. P. 0. De t. " 6 @ ¥ 106 ®0 Fures- 307 48311 Totals.. 332 347 388 Floance. G. M. Oyster, ir. . 60 69 "64 Coppage.. 90 92 61 Knott. Totals POST OFFICE LEAGUE. 98 Cui 70 60 57 Ro 72 82 2 84 Creel 80 96 100 h 93 98 92 Messenger 88 80 & J.Becker. 102 .. .. Burrows. 96 87 G.F.Becker .. 96 §4 Hundicup. 2 Totals.. 458 433 45 Totalx. ATHLETIC LEAGUE. Dominiean Lyceum. Brookmont. iston 87 94 105 L.F.Frye. 90104 8) 84 76 M.F.Frye. 90108 80 102 78 101 O'Moore.. 104 88 98 75102 McCarter. 106 105 S8 107 90 89 Burk 105 86 NAYY YARD LEAGUE. Tibe BT 84 springuan 102 8 o 2 8 o 5 105 117 1R K 90 115 105 98 Risler.... 104 84 08 86 84 & Totals.. 491 457 437 SHIPPING BOARD LEAGUE. Team No. 1. ... 719100 mobe. 12 100 i 72 8 f9 Ca o1 Evans.... 08 Edwa 106 102 108 Totals.. 424 481 483 DISTRICT LBAGU . 105 100 104 Meany... 92 % 04 Burrough. 113 85 108 90 89 Little.... 78 85 84 96 100 E.Keliogg 91 89 111 . 108 110 99 486 482 486 Totals...482 461 488 HEBREW INTERCLUB LEAGUE. Goldenbergs. The Hecht Co. L o.. W'.FIM 94 Loveless.. 100 08 97 . flf!l“fll Club. = 55 104 93 109 101 ANeviaser &5 99 7 118 89 95 91 111 | Berlin Goodman.. R ER 92 105 117 104 o 90 IReriawr 77 78 B —IS i‘f Bernstein. 82 E‘ Sachs, - lo'l 10 805008 431 Tolals. Totals...526 473 442 Totals...421 442 460 DENRERS I EACUE: BUREAU OF ENGRAVING LEAGUE. District Natlonal. Commercial National. Numbering. = Lyddane.. 109 101 114 Anderson. 99 100 100 7||!nd‘pl 95 88 Childress. 958 91 79 88 108 l‘(!l!kl’ 3 101 128 Langley. 90 91 B4 117 91 91 Allen "e' %3 Tw Robinson. 100 99 101 8ho 80 ‘Ansber 90 88 Morgan... 105 100 117 80 98 108 | f2R0CKY- S5 9 Totals.. 502 482 504 82 196 187 Totals. X. §. and T. Co. Totals...462 488 404 McCarthy. 81101 Bor < Polack.... 9¢ 87 50 WESTERN leptone. 82 91 93 92 8 88 198 MARINE CORPS LEAGUE. Jo8 100 Vimy Ridge, Totals.. . 416 428 447 Karwoski 101 60 941 G. P. 0. Comvell.. 8T 8 81 piecuicans, Carley 61 77 es|Brian.... 13 0 3% B 19 8% Ty 802 108 Hendersoa 78 103 81 25 435 y 3| Bweet.... AU A Totals.. 424 426 44z | Bweet... 97 00 B4 NAVY YARD LEAGUE. s Drawing. e Totals....448 486 449 5 Nicholson. 98 87 87 INGRAM Brown. 94 Lawrence. 100 'k 83 97 M 104 117 115 McDon'gh. Totals.. 483 483 492 Totals TERMINAL R. R. Y. M. C. 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The mew raling will several of the smaller club: so_will interfere with bl of Tex Rickard hold two bouts weekly at Madison Square Garden throughout the winter. Willlams College is the latest to take up soccer. LS. FISHERMEN LOOKING 107922 TROPHY EVENT HALIFAX, N. C., October 27.—Glou- cester fishermen who attended the international schooner races here, are reported to be planning a 140-ton challenger for the fishing trophy next year. The craft would be named Puritan and would have a length over all of 137 feet, with a 105-foot waterline. Funds necessary to build such a craft have -been subscribed by Glou- cester men among whom were Capt. Jeftrey Thomas, who will be the Puri- tan skipper; Capt.-Benjamin Pine and Capt. Robert Wharton. They hope to launch the Puritan next March and send her to the banks for halibut. The Lunenburg schooner Blue Nose, winner of the international fisher- men's trophy races, is within the deed of gift of the championship cup, according to official measurements | made y erday. She measured 143 feet 1 inch over all, as compared with the maximum al- lowed of 145 feet. Her waterline is 110 feet 6 inches, against the maxi- mum allowed of 112 feet, and her draught 14 feet 41, inches, against the maximum allowed of 16 feet. . syt St ke S Golf Champions Fare Badly. The 1921 season has been dis- astrous for national golfing cham- plons. Not one succeeded in holding his or her crown. IS YOUR APPEARANCE A COMPLIMENT TO YOUR BRAINS? Apprediation of quality is strong evi- dence of the developed individual. Merely to be “one of the crowd” is not encugh for the man with Such a man turns naturally togarments yet are tinged with that subtle expres- jority—of individuality— e acme of good taste in all sion of which is finer things. 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Closely followed the braying dogs, they smade their way toward Norfolk and Ca- naan, and when laxt seen were ended in the direction of South ., with Spot, owned by Framkiln Moere of Winsted, at_the head of the - hound pack. Four dogn are still unaecounted for. It wam there- - fore decided to camcel ‘the field trials, ns there was notMing on which the judges couldgbaxe a decinton. OFFICERS RE-ELECTED BY THE COLUMBIA C. C. ton, secretary, and John Poole, treas- urer. 0. J. DeMoll, Orville B. Drown, H. T. Shannon, Harry Wardman and John C. Walker were named as mem- bers of the board of governors for the year ending October, 1924, and Donald Woodward was selected for the year ending October, 1923, The finitiation fee for active mem- bers was raised to $200, and the an- {nual dues to $100. Associate mem- | bers and active special members will pay an initiation fee of $100, and their dues will be the same as getive members. Announcement was made thag the membership quota was filled, and that there was a long waliting list. President Hanna was instructed to appoint a committee to offer the use of the clubhouse and golf course to delegates to the arms conference in such degree as is compatible with the club policles. A buffet supper was gerved at the conglusion of the mset- ng. C. U. CUBS MEET GALLAUDET. Catholic University's freshmen team will visit Kendall Green Saturday afternoon for a foot ball game with the Gallaudet reserves. The game will begin at 3 o'clocks \ EX-CHAMPION DEFEATED BY DOWD IN FAST BOUT EW YORK, October 27.—Joe Lynch, the New York boxer who held N the bantamweight championship for several months, winning, then losing the title in bouts with Pete Herman of New Orleans, has been halted by a newcomer in his effort to regain the title. Phil O'Dowd of Columbus, Ohio, whose ring prowess had been un- known in the cast, sailed into the former champion in a fast twelva round bout last night and casily won the judge’s decision. johnny Buff, defeat by Pete Herman in Brooklyn, last summer. O'Dowd, who was mak- ing his first pugilistic appearance 'in O’'Dowd used his left to ldvlnllxe‘ throughout the contest and won eight ut of twelve rounds. Lynch had the | Lynch pushed O'Dowd to the floor| BALTIMORE. Md., October 26— To in the fifth round after an exchange |Offset the formidable array of thor- present holder of the bantam crown, witnessed the contest New York, displayed a icleverness o better of two of the rounds and hon- | of body blows. O'Dowd took the count | OuBhbred talent which the west is It was Lynch's first fight since his = = that Lynch was unable to fathom. l 4 U ors were even In the other two. ‘ of nine and then came back at Lynch | %ending to Pimlico to compete in the S0 furiously that he had him groggy | Ereat $40,000 added Futurity, the at the bell. In the sixth round O Dowa | Tichest of American turf events, the had Lynch near a knockout after two €48l Plans « counter attack, hard rights to the jaw. Lynch stag.| UPon Benjamin Block's unbeaten gering to his corner when the bell|2nd sensutional Morvieh will be the Tang, | bulk of eastern dependence, yet with In the last three rounds Lynch tried | J0%Dh 1. Widenier's improving Run- 1o stage. & come-prek bt O'Dowd | Antell- a son of Broomstick: Hurry Jjabbed him at will and prevented any | FAYNE Whitney's Bunting. winuer of rally. O'Dowd weighed in at 1183 N “:}‘dl']‘r.;'k”"":"”l‘.-‘< thepsan . 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