Evening Star Newspaper, September 9, 1928, Page 72

THE SUXDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C. SEPTEMBER 9. 1926—SPORTS SECTION. ing Busy Period Following Summer of Tourney Inactivity FARRELL DEFEATS MAJOR LEAGUE RECORDS HAGENBY 2 AND 1 AMERICAN. CLUB BATTING. ‘.Iohnny Enabled to Capture Match on Poor Putting by Oppanent. - Capital Golfers Fac == Dr. A. F. Willings, Roland R. Mac- | Kenzie | The association also named a second | 10 honor list, which will be used if re- | quired. This second 10 is ranked ac-| cording te alphabetical order and not | according to opinion as to the relative | merits of the players, as follows: George AMATELRS,JNIORS | 4. McCarthy. jr. Donald Moe. Ben Stein, George J. Voigt, Fred J. Wright, Washington i, N Those in the first 10 all are mombers | Dol © {of the Walker cup team. with the ex- | &, Lo [ ception of Frank Dolp. who won the Sorian | western amateur championship two | weeks ago. and Dr. Willing. The oth-| ers were the cight mea who scored an | overwhelming victory over the British pifideipnia " | team in matches played at the Chicago |5 Fw ALY Golf Club the latter part of August. B WALRRS I SMCARLUMN. Most of the entrants in the amateur | Nasbinzton OLF around Washington is re- | championship are at Brae Burn today. | Clevelana - covering from its usual Sum- | practicing in advance of the champion- Detroif - ... 3 mer complaint—lack of com- | chin " which opens with the first 18| Tiple Dlays—Clevelan: petition. Old Doc Cool W holes of the qualifying round on Mon- | NDIVIDUAL HITTING. er has returned and late re- | gav Two 18-hole match play mundsl (Records Arranged According to Positions.) ports show the patient to be gradually | wij]” be plaved Wedn: . with th- | FIRST BASEMEN recovering from the severe aftack of | pajance of the matches scheduled at | 5 AB R lethargic encephalltis l;le:gxnsw:‘l;l;; 36 holes. Gehris, New York B b e () The Jones-Von Elm Debate. F ch lovetand 1* i The patient had a relapse last Week. | 11 auienrs to fall o the Iot of the foqerigSinionnd - o but he will burst into robust health tyq greatest amateur stars of this coun- | Shires, Chicazo this week in two widely separated 10- | try to “gat hot” on succossive weeks. | BIUC, StoLuis ... calities in which the competition Will | First it was Bob Jones 2t Chicigo. with | Exuser. Philadeiohis have a verv decided local tinge. FOr | (o6 such amazing record es 18 under Sveenes. Detroit while a haif dozen of the outstanding | even 4s for seven rounds and that star- | Zodb. - Bc"l‘-‘ffl.m amateur stars of the Capital are ¢on- {jing Jast nine of 39 at Flossmore, & Neun.' Detroit cluding their practice sessions teday | rough, tough layout with a_par of 36. for the national championship of the | And only last week it was George VOn Laszeri, New York ..... simon pures, professional.golfers about | gim, newly rehabilitated in Detroit, far | Bishop, Pailacelphia Washington, Baltimore and Norfolk will | from his beloved Los Angeles, who aver- | BERINGEL Racro!t be looking forward to the qualifying | aged 68 to the round in winning the | Collins. Philadelhia round tomorrow for the national pro- | gold mashie tournament at Newpm't}gunn’}(\:ld.NC“lrv Lk JAessional match play championship and | with a 72-hole card of 272. Jonzs didn't | REIOChE FOw York - junior golfers and left-handed golfers | play in the gold mashie. but Sweetser | Brannon. St. Louis . of the city will be anticipating at least | and Ouimet and Marston and Cnrkran‘sffl(f n.“g):x;‘:‘nn‘“ three tournaments in which two cham- | did. And Von Elm led by some such g, T pionships will be decided. i | fantastic margin as 19 strokes . Roland R. McKenzie and Miller B.| " Golf form is an elusive thing. Its Stevinson of Columbia, A. L. Houghton | here one day and gone the next—as 2ny | Mse end Harry G. Pitt of Manor. Reid W. | duffer knows. Even such stars as Jones g-;lm}"l’c,hi"" Digges of Bannockburn and Page Hufty | and Von Elm know the dimming of the 3 hingte ?Reigh Count Proves Champion ~ 3-Year-Old by Win at Belmont NATIONAL. | | CLUB BATTING. | G. 19 120 Br the Associated Press. EW YORK. September 8.—Reigh Count, winner of the Kentucky Derby, the Saratoga Cup and other rich stakes, clearly es- tablished his right to top ranking among this year’s three-year- olds_today when he romped away with the Realization Stakes at Belmont Park. Kept well in hand all the way. the son of Sunreich-Contessina raced a | erack field into the ground and earned |528.430 for his owner, Mrs. John D. | Hertz. He ran the mile and five-cighths | in 2:44 3-5 and won by two lengths. In the field he defeated so impress ivelv was Harry Payne Whitney's |two lengths. Diavolo took the place by three lengths. The co-feature, the Champaign Stakes for two-vea;-olds, about 7 fur- longs.-went to Hedly. at 10 to 1. with Chicatie second and Marine third. The time was 1 Dr. Freeland. the | betting choice, finished well back of the leaders New Phila York deiphia Tand Pittrbyrsh New York St Louis meiinac Zhicazo Boston | Brookiym | Philadelpiia .. | Schedule Also Includes Event for Southpaw Club Swingers. % 508 1175 CLUB FIELDING. hicago .. 1. Lowis Sincinnary " | New York: . | Philadelphia | Boston | Pittsbursh Brooklvn | | By the Associated Press 1 HILADELPHIA. September 8. — Johnny Farrell. United States open golf champion, dcalt Walter Hagen. British open titleholder. the latter's first match-play defeat on American soil in years, when he won the 36-hole match | at the Philmont Country Club today, 2 up and 1 to play. The match was the third in a series of five for the | unofficial world title. Hagen previously | won two matches. Farrell was not so accurate as the Brivish champion with either wood or iron through the fairway. but on the putting greens he beat Hagen at the latter's own game. Hagen had several three-putt greens and at other times missed casy putts for halyzs or wins. Farrell. on the other hafid, repeatedly saved himself by recovering from poor second shots by remarkable chips and deadly putts. Honors were even on the first 18 holes. although Hagen was never up at any time. The latter ran down a long putt on the last green to square the match, In the afternoon Hagen three-putted the first two greens placing Farrell 2 up. Hagen later squared the match at the twenty-third. but Farrell went ah-ad again on the twenty-fifth and never again was behind. The fourth match of the series will be played in New York next week. The cards: & b ARLINGTON RESULTS i 168 162 161 172 192 1618 INDIVIDUAL HITTING. (Records arransed ccording to positions.) FIRST BASEMEN First race: 7a mile: purse $1.200: claiming; 3-year-olds and up—Pomesranate. 105 ‘F. Warden). 54.88. £2.60. $2.44, won: Honeyfish. 110 (Hardy). $3.22. $2.92. second; Orman. £ 2B 3B HR RBLSB 1123 126 10 12 66 3 2 R 53 104 Sislér. Boston Bottomler. S1. Loy Granthem. Pittshursh | Tecrs., New York ..., Bissoneite. Brooklsn 2ipp. Cincinnati . Leach. Philadelphia Rellv." Cincinnat! Hurst. Philadelphia Grimm. Chicazo | Burrus' Baston 3 | ®eliv. Chicazo .01 = omm won 311.96. 56,66, owBula 3N 31 B85I35 —enaaStauaae ] Bl 1 129 4 SECOND BASEMEN : 301 147 24 126 163 159 85 138 128 0 5 3 i 2 9 0 1 3 3 2 8 E Hornsby. Boston Reese. New York . Frisch, St. Louis Critz. Cincinnati I3 Thomnson. Philadeiphia. . Bartell. Pittsburch Maguire. Chicazo Cohen. New Yor Flowers, Brooklrn 488 52 548 538 291 197 463 261 EEEPIRETR.-1 17 BamsneSes SaananDaalial cusmmanssul aamal Traynor. Pittsburgh Linasirom. New Yor Phiiadciphia . . Brooklyn Dressen. Cincinnati Stripp. Cineinnaii . Holm, St. Lovis ... High, St.”Louis | Butle:. Chicazo Bell. 490 536 169 184 149 wosasuonwea3tail PO covassnswaneSand THIRD BaSEMEN 512 167 146 .90 116 136 i 127 58 Clevelend ... sursassEuREaEa 13 a0 2% &7 2 33 40 2 H 1 3 105 3 SHORTSTOPS 433 28 4 n » PRS-~ o8 Brooklyn MeMillan, Chicazo Friver., Philadeiphia Gilbert, Brooklrn - SwSsmsoma MORNING. S5 mmnaima—a 18 Wrisht. Piltsburgh .. ... 5 EngifSh. Chie ¢ Jackson, New York ' Adams, ‘Piitsbursh . Maranville, St. Louts Eancrofi, Brookivn Ford. Cineinnati Freizau, Boston Fitienter. Cincinnati Farrell. Boston ..., Sand. Philadelphia Thevenow. St. Louls $3.66. $2.92. won: Mally Jame. 109 (Chia- | parre]] vettr). 34 34. $3.54. second: Enthusiastic Fd- & | Ward. 113 ‘(Phillnotr. $3.37. third. Time. | Hagen | 444 42604 434 53636 [ PRSI, <, Philadelohia s Washineton . St. Louts torlan, winnier of the Preakness and the Withers, and',J; R: Macomber's: Petee | 10, oi0s ) S 3 e Wrack, who défeated both Victorian | 11 THeBert: HLAR thed. e TN and Reigh Count in vhvk"rrnv»rs Stakes | Glagcntals aico ran. i at Saratoga a few weeks ago. econd races 3 mile: purse, $1.200; claim- Victorian set all the early pace to- | 1% . 2-vearolds_Suitor. = 10 ' «Warden). da. but faltered badly in the stretch | giia. 100 (Phillpo e coa: and finished in the ruck. Second place | johanna.. 85 third "~ Time. went to the Wheatley Stable’s Diavolo, | hue: ol |with Sortie, owned by A. C. Schwartz. | Gui Frazier and Rourd U ‘aiso ran. - third. Reigh Count was an even money | Third race: | mile iinncr ‘course: purse favorite to win. Diavolo paxdhln to 1| mder. {13 Tehlipal: "%, Yud0 'y won to vlace and Sortie 2 to 1 to show. | Travmore. 107 (Dubois). 5380, $322. second: Chick Lang held Reigh Count well | PRt 106, (% Gaincgu, S5, "Wifon itk back in the carly stages of ti> 1ace. | Miss Meise and Gen Clinton also ran but in the middle of the back stretch |, Fousth face, (s miie: pirss, 300 UM | the Hertz f"" began io movenupkm::;; 168" ceviana? S0 %83 2 WA Swon"Red | |soon was in second place. Back of | Pennant. piema . ‘second: | i A (Wacden), 5352, third. = Time. Victorian, abcut 2 furlongs from home, | }grocco. 101 (Warden o 5352 thire. EimS: | Reigh Count spurted past the tirinZ g Sphere and Rotk Cliffe also tan.’ | g n s ¢ | Fifth race: 11y milas: purse $1.200: claim- Victoricn and won in easy fashion by | Fifth Janes li2 Tng™, BTl “Bhay." 105 - (Warden). 52004, %1.08. $3.58. won: Croatan. | 111"(Creese). $3.62. $2.12. second: Bright To- morrow. 116 (Dubois). $2.94. third Time BELMONT RESULTS TORIO™ HevettaBlone. . Turauome, Hype- | rion, ‘The Hugenot and Over Fire also ran. | Sixth ‘race: American National Futurity 2, mile: $15.000 1 wances: 2-year- First race: 1 mile: Sea ONfE Purse: purse. | oldreSouble Hearts 115 Gevink. 1882 00d: claiming 2cvenr-aids and up Storm | Syse. 372" won: “olygs Van Dusen 122 2115 W i3 MeCrossen;. . 5336, se s B vonc Lignt Alr. 103 (Schreiner). 3 10 | Eve. 195 (Fronky. £4.24. third. Time, 11 § 'hd'3"lo 2. second: Buddha. 114 (Keisav). | Gardner Derr, Peace Lad. Paul Harfenstei 3109, third. Time, 1:405 ‘Owlet. Standard | Prince Pat. Zocaweista. ‘Belle of America. Bearar. Rasd Agent Redciifie. Lord Broom. | Windy City. Bie Brother. Alto. Vermajo. Philens. Plicet Sonnd and Blabber also ran. | Princess Editn, Fhances Milward ‘and Gren- e 1202 miles: Brook | adier Guar Sttt Handicab. 410,000 added and | - Seventh race: 5y mile: Lake Geneva Han- o vear-oids and 'up—Lorenzo. 133 | dicay: purse $1.500: claiming: 3-vear-olds (Bvers). 4 to 1. 8 to 5 and 4 to 5. won: Jolly | and up-—Marshall Ney. 103 (Deprema). $5.68, Rower, 173 1Crawford). 1 to 2 and 1 to T T 4:30. Lirous Nomad. Devilk v . 4:50. Liroux Nomad. Devilk d 1 s ne. Pink svarmskng dle and Rublgny also ran. | 1115, .:glnqa;‘"%“;u:;‘,“ B-ams Creek | oy crid rce: B Tl OV Ideey Cotiow- | Fiehth rase: 1'a miles: purse Farrell 446 444 5343872 ek Heas oldoHeals, 13" (Kelsa | lgime; SgRearois aad Al me | Hagen 446 344 443-36-7 fo 1. 3 to 1 andr 8 tols o Cbick 5087 (L denes). $4.46. $3.62. second: May AFTERNOON. 443 53 LwwaB53.3205 o =3 Rwnn0e 0 P N (Ficids). 2 to 1 snd even. second: Mari e e e | izh Score. Holidav. Coms v S . Swept. Hypcluxo, and Dr. Freeland also ran. | A70V and Clarence Lebus also ran Fourth race: 7x mile: Salvator Handican: | £1.200 added: 3-vear-olds and up—Roval | Stranger. 126 (Burke), even. 1to 3 and out. | won: Contemplate, 112 (Fisher). 8 to 1 and | 4 (0 1. second: Verdi. 114 (O'Donnell). 1 o hirc. Time. 1 Peter_Peter. Black | e. Fine Champasne and Wee Burn also Tifth race: tion Stake: ouT— Farrell | Hagen IN— Farrell Hagen HUNTER HAS A TASK IN TENNIS TOURNEY [T N 2535usmmmua 4 3 Orsatti, St. Louts . P. Waner, Pitlsburgh Klein. Philadeiphia Roettzer, St Louis Brickell.' Pi‘tshurzh ' Haley. St_Louis . Herman. Brooklyn . L. Wancr. Pittsburgs Richbourg. Boston Ott, New York i Scott. Piitsburgh Douthit. ‘St. Louis Stephenson. Chicago’ . Comoroskier, Pittsbu Welsh. New' Yor O'Doul, New Yo:k dy,’ Cincinnati . Cincinnati Ziizmaan, Cincinn son, Chicazo . Callaghan. Cineini Harper. New York-St. Bressler, Brooklyn ... . Pitts-Brookivi . Cincinnati 43 57 156 261 178 428 419 513 495 9 19 128 200 3 27 S8 27 29 FAIRMOUNT RESULTS First race: 52 furlongs: purse. $1.00 | claiming: 2-year-olds—Claire Amour. 109 | and_fillies: 3-year-olds—Reigh Count. 126 | (Pendergrass). $7.96. 34.48 and $3.18, wo: (C. Lanz). even, 2 to_5 and ont, won: Di- avolo. 126 (Maiben). 15 to 1 and 5 to 1. sec- ond: Sortie. 126 (Schreiner). 3 to 1. third. Time. 2:443, "Petee Wrack, Genie also r Sixth race: 51, furlongs (Widener Course) Chaperon Purse: p $1.000: allowences 2-year-old maide, 0. 117 (L. Fator 1710 10. 3 ‘0 5 and 1 to 4. won: Mint Sauc 117 (J. Burke). 9 to 20 and_1 to 3. second Ra. 117 (Goodwyn). '3 to 2. third. Time. 1:08. Glen Eazle. Liftl> Captain, Bob Kerna. Charles the First. Campania. Electa, Sun Mission and Bon Vovage also ran 4 60 144 141 193 155 miles: Lawrence Realiza- 7500 added: for entire colts PO S UPIP- PR ) | Thistle Star. 100 (D. Smith). $5.12 and $3.63, | sccond: Joe Engel. 112 (Berg). $3.68. third. | Time, 1:07%;. " Junior Seth. Nicolett. Rosqt- | Victorian and | tem. Fllen Adair. Vanauish. Uncle Miss, M Breeks and Essie Oceanid also ran. Second raee: 1. miles: purse. $1,000 claiming Ids and up: Ponimoi. 11 (McClair). 332.06. $17.60 and $9.26. wo! Betty Smith. 103 (Cavens). $8.68 and 36 second: _Ruth Gold, 108 (Knight). X! third. Time. 1:47%;. Saar. Jane Brooker. Realty Pirst Pick and Wrack Horn also ran. | "“Third race: 3, mile: purse. $1.000: clai | Ing: " 2-yeer-olds—Uluniu. 110 (Parmales). $340. 31.16 and $3.48. won: Trumpet. 113 (Horvath). $4.66 and $4.68. second: Well Turned. 103 (Cavens). 35.42. third. ~Time. 1:13%: ' Lady Viola. The Doctor. Thunde: f00t. Lester W.. Thistle | in and Shower of Roses also semo2su—oTraswlsitcsusulienacnSunannansns NeunsaunlenasnBs Jamieson. land . Metzler. Chicago ... | Fothergill. Datroit. . Heilmann. Detroit | Flagstcad. Boston ‘Washineton Renolds. Chic Meusel. New York Boston .. Philadelphia | By the Associated Press NEW YORK, September 8 —Francis T. Hunter of New Rochelle, N. Y. highest ranking American in the hun for the national singles tennis cham- pionship, will open his cwmpaign at Forest Hills Monday with the very first batch of racquet swingers. Hunter will start the week of play at 1 p.m.. facing R. Norris Williams, 2d, the only former national titleholder in P a1 e surseanoan Hataimel oo SUI I REE MO Jopuny i o als eg. mer Allison, John Van Ryn [ AN a3, e ooiv: | and Prank Shields of the younger con- gamie. 108 (D. Smith). $4.22 and $3.03. sec- | tingent get under way at the same £3d. Sun Baby. 88 (M Knight). $8.48. inird. | pime. B A Gl i tarr e Following Hunter on the stadium pFU(E race: Ba furlgnasi, Forest Pack | court are John Hennessey of Indian- | Pride. 106 ¢ oo N ag s 0 rn g Ralss | @POlis, who meets Dr. George King a e, e o e opairer 513 33 | 2 p.m.; George Lott of Chicago, facing ;32»‘”5'3“"‘?»‘{.?& m”"’:r:‘r h;nrr.llg‘:’ r‘:‘,’. vPiem‘ fazndry othhe "l“:;“m F‘;ench . Y old Pa e eam at 3 p.m.: Manuel Alonso, n- Beraer. Old’ Sitn. Trish Pal and Marcont | ;1" or’e Shamoion: ‘who tackles Jean ;Siath race: i1 milos: filinols i‘v;::(m‘_n | Borotra of the three French musketeers e oot gand up Woodlore. | at 4 pm. and Henri Cochet. outstand= ing favorite among the foreign stars, Ny | 115 (E. Paal). %50, ec. | Cartaen. 102 (Panderaracs). $0.60 and $4.14. t f pitted against Thomas Wilber of New York 2t 5 p.m. smaneen®aounsnalesieanSalavacBacmalates ooonsorumcumosmanabnSuaa: Boston Sothern.. Philadelphia Tyson. Brooklyn Heathco'e. Chica Brown Mann. New York | Roush, New York ' Carey. Brooklyn Elrdes. St L BAINERIDGE RESULTS First race: 5% furlongs: purse public | contribution. $800. claiming: all pges—Bar- beriy, 110 (Shaw). $23.60, 3.80. $4.20, won. | Antiguity. 100 (Rose). $3.00. $2.50. second: | Charles Robinson. 103" (Cooper). $7.70. third. | Time. 1:08. Knight of Meci TL. Topango. Queen Whims. Marjorie Wood. Regulation ano Charbuel also ran Second race: 3, mile: public contribution. 3300: claiming: ar-olds up—Sin- cerely. 107 (Landolt). £13.40. 55, won: | Lady. Herbe:1."102 La ‘Blanc) second: Margheritu. 101 (Inzclone) Time. 1131, Louiaville and Nashvilic, dybrish, Viker. Erin Go Brash, Imperator | and Threnoay also ran. Third race: 3, mile: 5800, claimine: '3 | Early. 109 (Rose). Hesitation. 104 (Scheneck. ond. Farceur 106 (Frozeatt Time.' 1:13%,. Red_Scot. | Tsaac L. Amir and Bug Fourth race: 1 mil 500: claimine olds and up_Bocara- | tone. 106 (Lauscher). "313.30. 37.20, /3160, 5. 35, sec. ond: Herendeen, 100 (Landit). $5.20, ihird Time. 1:393. ' Tanist. Homefire, Denny Coonev ana MeKim also ran, Fifth race: . mile; Hotel Winton Handi- can' public contribution. $1,000: 2-year ids—Demon. 108 (Louscher).' $3.70." $4.30. $4. won: Roodles. 100 (Frozatts). 5280, <3 second; Black Alice. 110 (Elston). third, ' Time, 1'13%+. Courier. Pack Ha lev. “Green” Flaz. Louisville and Double O Al ran. Sixth race: 7. mile: Hollenden Hotel Fall Hand'cap: public contribution. $2500: 3- | year-olds and up-Fortunate Girl. 111 (In- | 7elone). $3.70. $2.30, $7.30. wen: Dodeson. 105" (Lavscher). 4. $4.50. sccond: Sambeau. 108 (Schonk). ' £2.30. third. Time. 1:121, Nellie Wood. Irish Marine. Kirck and Force | N Seventh race: 1 mile and 70 yards: public | contribution. :800; claiming: 3-vear-olds and _up-—Priceman. 110 (Frogzafte). $4.50. $3.10, €290 won: Despard. 108 (Elston) €210, $3. second: Rosemary Lavcock. 98 | (Rose). £3.60. third. Time. 1:25. Treasurer. Fair Lotta, Ruben and Miss Lou also ran Vs miles: purse s800- claim- and - Flaz, S8. 53.20. $2.60. won: Romanvy, . £2.20." see ena: P~ Cat. $2.60. third. Foreman. Wract Ray. Don. T. Rimple and Tippo Sahib also ran. 20 . | ran, 5 —o0a3n0RumsesretaauianFuiunanonoatRulaR > ZalneBa PPN S P INDIVTPIVHNDNAN: TYURN- P SHOPRUIEI: (U SR Forest o33wsms Williams. Pailadelphia Wrightstone. Phil.-N. ¥ Mueller. Boston .. ... Diotrick. Philacelphia Martin, S, Loufs ... cas—sunaaeualalis Cumminzs. New Yo Hozan, New York Picinich. Cincinnati . Hargrave. Cincinnati .. Hertnett, Chicazo ... Lerian, Philadelphia Davis. Phil.-3t. Lous . Harsreavos. 'Brooklvn Wilson, Phila.-St. Louis. De Berry, Brookiyn ..... Hemsley, Pittshurzh 1.0, laylor, 'Boston . Gonzales, Chicago .. schulte, ‘Philadelphia Gooch, ' Pittsburgh Smith, Piits.-St. Loui Spohrer, New York-Bo. Henline, Brooklyn O'Farroll, New York 52530, publie_contribution; | 0250083 5mmn3 26 Bwmsnan [OOSR S o imieq | forond: Roval ulian. 107 (Stretton). 2.0 e "Orleamian, | third 144" Gold Mint. Dear Tnez Pumie: convimttion. | ez Yy mile: burse. $1.000: claim. | public. contrisution. co: T mile: Burse. $1.008: claim. 7372 48. 809 and $4.80. won: Aitura | 100 (Rhight). 106 (Horvath third. uel. Washington g { L Sewell, Cleveland" " | Rerrs, Baston | Crouse. Chicazo .. | Bengouzh. New York Tate. Washington . Manrion. St. Louis - Ehea. Dstreit . Grabowski. New York . Hofmann. Boston e Collins. New York Woadail _Datreit Perkins. Philadelphia ESmeRostEry e 14 PR ORI SR B 3! TEX TO SEEK PAYNE. CLAREMORE, Okla., September 8 airv, Gotham. Henry Sommavs. . . T Taeih: Swaeonet. Marabon Liitle vince | 4).—A representative of Tex Rickard and Scgesrt Seth atw ran. | vr:l!lh "I;Itdcln;emure s(;on to l;!flgfln'cfi Fichth R 5 Duree, $1.000: | indy Payne, winner of C. C. cloiming; Tvearcaids nd ro—Boich. 102 | poje's ‘Transcontinental Bunion Derby, Dilda. 100" (W | for races with Olympic runners in 'fl':;\ll;-nf"r_ Belle. | Madison Square Garden. C. F. Godrey, third et Unfild. War Siv | secretary of the Claremore Commercial ran. " | Club, was notified today, in a telegram from the promoter. Do SESEETE: “Time. [T SOOI Zaa33raNENEEIE2E R0, BBEEEoNTLE! 293558 wWssune AR ——0DD B -3Es2as Sne i 0m20-3330us e R 81, Louis . Cleveland Gibson. Detroit Ruffing, Boston Orwoll.’ PhileAelohia .. Stewart, SL Louis .. Uhle, Cleveland Rillings. Detroit. Hald. St. Louls . Moss. Brooklyn .0l Lucas. Cincinnati ;... . Jablonows¥i, Cincinnati . Grimes Plitsburgn ...... 4 Dawson, Piltsburzn sh, Philadelpnia g St. Louls Maf, Cincinnati Ehrharat, Brookl: R. Smith, Bostor . Carlson, Chicago Sherdel. St. Louis . Brandt, Boston_ . Cantwell. New York Faulkner, New York . Sweetland. Philadelphin Jones, Chicago Hill. Pittsbursh o Fitzsimmons, New' York.. Rixey, Cineinna i ... Ring. 'Philedelpnia . Blake, Chicato } remer, FILLSOUTRA .. Nenf, Ch'cazo ....... Clark, Brookiyn Frenshouse, St Bemnart, of. oot, Chicazo Henry. New Yoik . mencon, New YOrk . haies, o LOUIS cusseil, Fittsburgh Doak, Brooklyn Luque, vinemnac busi, Caicago rallageipaia . 00Ky BB e a3 D 30D e 8 e BRI D W NN B D o woSuInSoasannuaweiaEEamm BmoommnnasIeSaussana-D sanansSunaatosRowns S3¥35253a coosomrmmaa First race: 5!, furlongs: Hawesville Purse purse, $800: "2-year-olds: tion. 110 (Scurlock). won: The Miss, 104 (Hicks). $2.94 and 52.7 second: BAnn Ouderkirk. 107 (G. Fowler). £3.10. ‘third_ Time. 1:08. ' Jeanne Adele. | Sir Retlaw. Discreet. Enola B. and Jane Hare also ran. . Second Ing: 4-ye First race: 5'. furlongs: purse. claiming: 3-vear-olds and up: foaled in Can- ada—Probate. won. 33.70, £3 and <. thorn. second. $6.20 and $3.95: Bal third.’ £3° Kerwek. First Find. Flora. Poly- "Lfll‘l“. HIADI". R?('kl.fll Easter Sizht and | Golden Answer slsc ran. purse. $300: claim- | 3 ile: purse. $500: elatm. llies Maid. 106 | and uo-Dre Nation. won | tAaron), .46. ST d $5.90. won: Sue | i Barker. 103 (Hardy). $3.14 and §: snt’ o T Bt DT e ond: Jane C.. 101 (Hikes). $3.62. third. Time. | L1425 Mazeie L. Winnie Stuart. Miles sellor Connolly also ran. | '+ mile: purse. $300: claim. Ids and up: Dark Anzel. (Wimmer). £2700. $8.84 and $3.48. Chesterbrook. 106 (Scurlock). $4.: 3 21 second: Max Brick. 109 (Aaron). $2.96. third. Timé. 1:13's. Watchful. Big Stick. Rey Mantel and Tea Ball also ran. Fourth race: 1', miles: purse, $300: claim- ing: 3.year olds and up—Rock Crusher. 111 (Anderson). $4.18. $3.32 and $2.60. Bedford Queen, 100 (Hardy). $3.10 and 2 second: Mac O'Boy. 114 (Celeda). . third. = Time. 2:03, Sabbattus Maid, Star | Fifth race: 1 mile and 70 vards ~ncmSONENE— NS ccoccomomcommoso002 3 -mile B 5265 and $2.50: Bedford Drasm. third. $2.80. Josie Hartman. Billiken. Velma M.. Mor- erzstal and Cortiean Sta+ also ran Third raes: 5. furlores: purse. €500: claimine: d-sear-olds and wp-Rizht on Time. won. $3.70. $4.15 and $3.55. Sentiment, second. $5.43 and $3.95: Fot Tail. third, 345 Maker of Trowhls, Velern. Bissell, John' Josenh. Sea Crest. Trafal~ar. Black- stene. Rlink Bav ‘and P. Mondy also ran Fourth race: 2. mile: purse. $300: claim- ine: 3-vear-olds and np “Sowbrett. 11. won. | 575.45.7210.90 anui" $6.50: Jannh, «erond. 3810 and £5.70- Genwithim. third. §7.30._Lire of Gold. Dolly” Dunbar. Will ‘Rose. Pefer M. And Rosita also ran purse, SESFCEEE55. 38550 o wm—ao0o— z=zz52ccssscoo~sncossomas0a wunnaalaloRn3E5ET - PR S rrwasacnsel wlasceEEoRs S 0ea furlonzs: foaled purse. $1.000: in_Canai 11s). 58.40, £3.60, $2. ¢ 3 (Pichon). $355. 52, second: Sergeani Malor, 115 (Phillipe), 3 third = Tima 1:07°.. " Sirius. C2rp Diem. Precipies. Fair Oil. Belsaire. Fine Lady. Cap- itol. James F. O'Hara and Southwest also | ran. | Steand race: Lake View Purse: | purse. $1.000: ‘allowances: ‘2-vear-olds-—Rea, 103 (Gwenne). £1.40. $3.40. £4.30. won: Or- nrte. 103 (Fonhv).' $13.20. 760, serand: Frank Crawley, 7 ‘(Colaman). $5.35 third. | | Time. 1:143<"" Daicy” Fair, Reigh Clene, | Select. Catlettsburg. Muiaito and Irish | Sphere also ran ! Thira_race: 7.-mile: Thorndale Purse purss. $1.200: s lnwances: 3-vear-olds and up—Mourice. 100 (Ralls). $6.85. $3.35. £247, won: Rolls Rovce. 115 (Pichon). $350, §2 5. second: Lieutenant 2nd. 105 (Brown). §2 70. third._Time. 1:12's _Royal Watch. Saxon. Polls. Rockady and Unton also ran, Fourth race: 15 miles: Autumn Handi~ap: purse. $2.000: 3-year-olds and up-—Sir Harry. 116 _(Pichon). $3.40. 52.20. $2.10. won: Grier of Spain 108 (Mann). $2.50. $2.25. second Notne. 100 (Walls), $2.60. third. Seth's Hop and Reai of the West also ran Fifth race: 1.. milcs: Leaside Purse: purse. £1.200: 3-year-olds and up:_foaled in Canad: oliawances—Evermore. 107 (Pichan). 7 55 $2.40. won: Perlapides. 110 (Mann) | 53350 5240, s-cond: Meeran. 105 (Brown) | 8245, third' Sparus. Auto Da Fe, Troutlet Crest. also_ran. s miles: piirse. $1.000: claim- old8" and un- Toanna. 100 (e 59.40. $3.90. 32.90. won: Hifo, 113 ). $4.70. 4. thivd 53.30. second: Iraq. 117 | Time. 1:46. ~ Murzim Groat Rack and Iatanse also ran. Seventh race: 1'u miles: purse, $1.200 claimine. 3-vear-nlds and - up-—-Swee est Sonz. 92, $26.70. $9.70. $5.25. won: Omrah. 105 (Walker). $10.10. $6.75. second: Marenzo. 110 (Pichoni. $5.08. third. ~High Skin. sciste. Apanka. Tarnapol. Nikl. Peter Whit: i fie. Roman Sandal. John W._Weber and Irish Stew also ran. Time, 1:550s. TIMONIUM RESULTS ! First race Abont won. Louis. 2 3 sosszcazra ST Bar) ¥ | uiela, 805,00 Persuson, Phiiadelphia . " 2555353153535 455-585=1205=0030 == EIN=D DS 25525222922555-5353355-k2NO-35550559-35=223 22355325-3335-935533553~509255-222925wa923 9395 mmis s DR 2 ,-mile: LN LS B R ° ) 3 HING RECORDS per _ Pitcner. R. omin, boson . Genewicn, Bos.-i. Y. Faulkng Root. Chicago Mitchell, Phila.-: Huobell, New York.. Reinhart, St Louis Fusseul. Bittsburgh .. Donohue. Cincinnati Jablonowskl, Cin McGraw. Phila'phia Dawson,'Pittsburgh Muy, Clnciunati Deianey, Boston Brandu, ‘Boston Elliott, Brooklyn '© [l Ferguson, Philadel Walsh, Philadelphia Henry' New York Doak, Brookiyn ... Benge. Philadelphia. Barnes, N_Y.-Boston Cooney. Boston ..... 2 Greenfield. Boston Rinz. Phiiadelphia Sweeiland. Phila Miller. Philadel RECORDS, Piteher _Club Sorrell. Detroit Earnshaw. Phila Rlankenshio. Chicago Cofiman. St. Louis Russell, Boston Adkins, Chicago Hadley, Washinsi Blaehoider. St. Louis Whiteill. Detroit .1 Uhle. Cleveland .. 1 Zachary. Wash.-N.Y. Miller. Clevelan Walsh. Chicazo Gibson. Detroit . Orwoll_ Philadeiphia Beck. St Louis MacFayden. Boston. = clup T+ Picher Club Host. N Y. o Grove. Philadeiphi | Quinn. Philadelphia | Crowder, St. Louis Rommel, Phiiadelph. Pennock. New York. Jones. Washington. Pipgras New York Gray, St.Louls .... Carroll, Detroit Grant. Cleveland ... Faver. Chicago .. . 11 Brown. Washington. { Morris, Boston ... 11 Ehmke, Philacelphia, & Walberg, Phila'phia 1 Hudlin. Cleveland New York. Wash'ton Thomas. Chicago | Ogden, 8t. Louis New' York er. Clun, New 107K .2 ncin.-N. ¥ Neif. Cnicago ... Sherdel, St. Louis .. Vance, Brookivn . Pitzsimmons., N. ¥. Grimes, Pltusburah.. Bush, Chie Haines, - Alezander. St. Loui Brame. Plitsbursn .. Willoughby. Philadel. Lucas. Cincinnati . Rhem, St. Louis ... Kolp. 'Cincinna Jones, Chicago . Jobnson. St. Lot | Carlson. Chicago . Hill. Pittsburgh . . Blake. Chicago .. Kremer, Pittsburgh. Luaue, Cincinnati Rizes. Cncmnati Clark, s Peily, Brooklyn Malone. Chicago © .. = 13 22 20 13 a Harriss. Boston . Ruffing. Boston .. Chicago Cleveland Boston-St. 1 ire. Boston —Warner Mather, | Ralph Beach, Kenneth Allen, SesmomEaRAIALsRIEDDE00A DS Shatlalbsusonanuusaatmenmms 50y 5Ta0nIBilvevenconaball 000 who would jump into prominence. as did Watts Gunn at_Pittsburgh back in 1925, was also considered and then re- jected by many who believed that Brae Burn’s long_ holes, especially the much- discussed 18th, would wreck every one | but the veterans, most of whom have | power off the tee. Only a few of those entered have By the Ascociated Press } British champlon, had a 77, which | 5,,c"Fionec ‘of dethroning Bobby Jones | EWTON, Mass, September 8.— | pleased him greatly. George Von EIm !anq the ambition of the majority was | Bobby Jones, whose chances of Detroit, conceded to be Jones | ghoot golf that would be good enough of beating the other 158 golf- | strongest challenger, also had a 00d | o get them safely through the qualify- ers in the national amateur | round. | g rounds. The field will be reduced championship tournament and | There were 132 of the 150 entrics | to 32 when the match play starts Wed- retaining his title have been considered | regisiered at Brae Burn tonight and |nesday morning. a good even bet, loomed even more | Chick Evans of Chicago was not among | impressive today when he made his | those present. His absence drew many Y e second consecutive 74 while practicing | comments, some of the golfers pointing | ROCH TAKES TELEPHDNE | COMPANY GOLF TOURNEY on Brae Burn's championship course, | out that the Chicago star, who has where next week's title play will be | peen playing an in-and-out game of SHERWOOD FOREST, Md., Septem- ber 8.—R. P. Roch, with a net score of \ 2 miles Steeplechase Handicap: prrse -600. 3-year-olds and up-- Danopie. won. s350. 33 and $2.40: Four | Courts. second. $6.20 and $3.10: Racing Star. third, $2.90. General Mitchell. II. Marjory Daw and Evidence elso ran Second race: Ahout 6!, furlongs: purse. | $500: claiming: ~3-vear-olds and up—Sun Sweeper. won. $1020. $4.70 and $270 Obliaue. second. 5440 and $2.50: Wrackeen. third. $2.30. Sun Rajah and Bea also ran. Third race: About 3 mile: purse. $500 claiming: 3-year-olds and up—Hobson. woi. | 53.90. $3.20 and $2.40: Daisy Belle, second. | $570 and 4. Always. third. $3.20. Who | Kiiows Me. Compass, Oakwood and Fearsome also ran. i Fourth r About 3. mile: purse. $600: claiming: 2-year-olds—Strong Tackle. won. HEN a hard, un- cushioned sole hits the sidewalk, the jarirritatesevery nerve in your body—from head to heel. Thegenu- ine Dr. A Reed Cush- ion Sole relieves you of this vitality- vanquish- Bluege. Washington . Congressional are in Boston today. | keenness—that slipping over the edge | Bettencourt. St. Louis. :;n:lud?x!\g their practice rounds for the | of tightness that bring scores below 70. | TR T amateur championship. which starts to- | But if George Von Elm maintains any . morrow over the lengthy course of the | where near the streak he uncovered in | O'Rourke. St. Louis . fich, intelligentsia and radicals. Their | hat affair he won't come far from | Gl Bew York big hurdle will come in the next two | toppling the amateur crown off the|Melillo. St. Lout days. when the 36-hole qualifying mml;d brown head of Bob Jones. For th2 past | ionship must be i ke B | to Jones—if unly ox%ehcan be ;losa‘tnb!h; | Vi interested observer, it | Atlanta marvel. e gap hasn eel }fl’:;flwli: ‘uozhle %"fys would do very well | 5o wide between thes> stars as t! to qualify two of their numbetr in lv,l;- casual observer might think. Bole Philuceloni ot y avener. v e i D dropping Jones by 2 and 1 in the final | ie. Clevelan at Baltusrol when th> young la\vver“l;""'" e e Pros Will Start Tomorrow. from the South had plainly gone over | Grrher, St Louis-Be Meanwhile the pros, thwarted by tons | th® far side of the heights of keenness. | of water in their qualifying round last f last year—or even the vear | McGowan. St Lous ... . Thursday at Indian Spring, will move | Von Elm of last vears of even Tt "'fingfi,: ’m‘(')g’él‘:sé-’m'fi’a“aé‘;‘:h{a to battle for the two places awarded to| oo 0™ gicTone & Rice. Washington i i | easy. game showed it. e d o | st Soring e moved to Detroit, got | B New Yok Sisoal mateh play champlonship, | himself settled and_proceeded to get Easehal New Vors Combs, New York of the Baltimore Country Club the 10" 5t 3 Chicago, in the national | first week in October. And a emall|open extravaganza, Von Elm wasn't|ynagh Sleveland . fleld of junior golfers of the Columbia | 1\, than a cat whisker away. A good | Williams, Bosto Country Club will romp throush the | ey from the woods at the fourteenth H play round tomorrow in th: JUnOT|yeen in ' tie.with Jones and Farrell. championship of the club. to prepare | By instead of a 4 he took a 6 and vas the way for the semi-final and final| ¢ by two strokes. That performance rounds on Tuesday. and his showing in the gold mashi tomorrow the woman golfers of the city | coming a medal player instead of the will resume their monthly tournaments ; bulldog from the West that he us2d to | with a miniature event at the Chevy | be called in match play. | Chase Club, with all the competitors| Jones still has something on him. o | Biag lay before 9:30 o'clock. The Columbia | them Is not so large it may not_be Langford, Cleveland ?un};m championship will be out of the | bridged by a missed putt or two. The;;‘;’;‘,&(.c"‘:‘fifc""m” 5 way late Tuesday afternoon, and |seeded draw may bring this pair to- Soea‘er. Philadelphia Wednesday morning a choice field of | gether in the championship final. T R (e | that happens ht‘l:‘e battle o(dt?etg‘:n;:;y | Bewes S ‘Lm:" soms of the stars of the invitation | will be as nothing compared to - | Harvel,” Cleveland . tournaments, will gather at Indian|tle of Brae-Burn. And th> odds-on| Rogell. Boston )Bupx:i‘enr‘n:loe e earthquake. The Atlanta Argonaut |, ... ciceing .. 7 | is moving along smoot,lr\‘xy on hixmw y 'IA; | Myatt. Creveland ©o000 3 | his- fourth amateur championship. | Cochrane, . o ,u""‘;,'“n:’,t"g;yu‘,‘,‘“;,‘:;{',‘,',‘,}; U ons | he wins h=1ll tie Jerry Travers' reodd k%, WAL i Huity will b2 in Boston competing for | },c," Byt our guess is that sundry S'pXeir the bigger title and Frank K. Roesch |y rgq of fur will fly before the Detrof of an onlooker. Roesch was one of the | 4ol digger goes down to defeat. local hopefuls whose application to play | The official publication of the Wash- in the amateur was denied by the United States Golf Assoclation. | Tee, carries in its latest issue the be- | ginning n(ou history of u;:e club fl:m ashington again | the day 20 years ago when a st :efln:: f&“!e‘e?mdluzvthe e!nd is gnm | group of men walked over the tangled yet, for on Thursday comes the fir- ' country that now is the layout of one annual Namandji Nindj tournament at Of ths most picturesque golf courses in heroks word for left handed. | pert of what is now the caddie house gru,ly ;’.fm'fi“%‘;m, Wik be the center|and cost $1.300. The article; written of golf events locally this week, for all | by A. G. Rice, Sicfl'-fi{y Olf !thClué?_- the left-henders around the Capital, | S3Vs: Among those keenly and at will gather at the Four Corners Club |the project in the beginning were the Tourbiay ot the genesl of what looks | Men who held, the” st ofices, and | B Lot . _ ifl‘,fi.‘,‘,m become a very attractive | ST president: P. L. Dougherty, | Zaehacy Wash New York s | Cuno H. Rudolph, Admiral Cary T.|Earnshaw Philadeiphia . s | Grayson, Sidney Taliaferro, Gaillard | foy PR round the larger cities of New York | yynt, john S. Barbour, John C. David- | Rurke. Washingten .. and Chicago. Indeed, in the latter city | son 'Charles A. Douglas, Albion K. | Johnson. New York is held annually what is termed the T Bommel. Fhiladelphia national left-handed championship. E. F. Looker.” RS, s In the clubhouse “accommodations %’;’:.‘B‘.‘X.‘r‘""“:!‘\ ec likely contestants in the first left | were somewhat cramped, but we were | ogden. St. Louis handed event at Indian Spring and it | not so exacting in those days and a |Pennock. New York would not be surprising to see one of | few of us who have been with the club | Carrotl, DELON o them come in under the wire and take | through all the years hold some very sl.‘,‘hnm, (3 | Hadles by Dr. L. A, Reeves. whose happy idea | and coffee and impromptu lunches | Hudlin. Cleveland’ ... it was 10 start the left handed tourna | which were served from the miniature | Nalncrs: Ehigdclehs ment. | quarters and of the very charming | Pi T u;:vhfigrk 3 Playing Schedule for Pros. | camaraderie of it all. | Erbve: Ehiadeiphia in 3 e | Wiltee. Boston-St. ediately after the amateur cham- | % hington ... .. will be shared during the early part of | pig"g'{“ip B tih hivibia invimbiog (B s - the week with play in the local affairs, | {;nament of the Fall season about | Simmong, Boston éeprfinm!‘n% lucgfl:ny around the Indian | Washington—the annual event of the New Yorl competition tomMOITOW | geptember 19, 20. 21 and 22. The the mational champtonship, for 16 of | fhampionship lantic Professional Golfers' Association mateh play championship, due to start | ington Golf and Country Club golf com- eight days hence. | mittee has returned from an extended Here is the way the pros will start| vacation trip through Maryland and Cl)s;sgz “'fi.fi#”?éfi'&’cefim{a‘é‘nffl'fi‘;‘f | _Albert R. MacKenzie and Donald R. Clff McKimmie, unattached. | Woodward of Columbia will helve ions 5 and 1:35>—James Powers, unat- | Capital for the amateur champi Tony Penna l‘;nz%re‘ssmx::l. s 1 TR 9:40 and 1:40—Dav omson, | wh it winuits e BELLE HAVEN CLUB ton. an illlam cott, altimore Hy 18 3 s LISTS TWO EVENTS i ¢ Weodholme, Baltimire: | der. Detroit. 9 Suburban. Baltimore; GRS unattached . . Burning Tree: Al Treder. Manor. committee at Belle Haven cnunzrvljones, W]th a 74" alld Perkllls 9:55 and 1:55—Leo MiNerhany. Ken- | Club, has settled upon dates for the | wood: Walter Hall, Rock Creek: Fred |y tournament and also the event | e o0 Armour, | for boys under 15 years old and Country: Duncan Cuthbert, Hillen- | dale. September 17 to 22. inclusive, with the | 3 h pteml mfi?.fis as.}:fi'xx?mo.sw—l?(;i)flerge 2‘"‘32?.‘1‘31_ | first round on September 22, second | September 23: semi-finals, gressional | September 25, and the finals, Septem- | mac Park: Charles P. Betschler, Mary- | g L Snvapnis | Charies VR Holen ks donated a ok i15—James Donnachie | yrophy, will start Monday. k- | trophy. will s | s e Entries are being received for this ' tournament by the club professional, dicap: purse. $1.500: 2.vear-olds—Bather. | fentment. cecond. $2.85 and | & Lads $2.86. second: Amsvalw 106 (Crumo). &3 62. | Crown. Louise B.. Annie Grace and Booster Lansquenet also ran. claiming: 3. 52.35: Twentv Minutes. se olds: colts ~and _gelding—Brushing, Two Feathers. Bobhy Dean. Royal S.. Mc {5230, second: John, 114 (Crump) «laiming: 3-vear-olds and up--Indian Corn. Seventh race: 1 mile: purse. 5800: ciaim. | Somersel. Rockland Boy. Tchadar and. Pay 02 (Fowler). 53.26 and $3.18. second: White nd West Wind aiso ran. | ALEXANDRIA, Va. September 8. 9:50 and 1:50—J. Monro Hunter, In- | The New 10:00 and 2'00—Tommy The qualifying round of the bowl. a Chevy Chase: Alex A Armour. Con- round, : 2:10—] ard Cook. Fred- 10:10 and 2:10—Richard ber 37. No. 60 ridge. Baltimore: William Dunt, Sher- | Ray Granger. Falcon and Two Pa's also_ran. | §500: claiming: 3-vear-olds and np - Wander- 112 (Zucchint). $7.22. $4.18 and $290. won: | Mante. third. $2.35 Cora. Faith W. Eleanor third. Time, 1:07. Confidential. Helen | alsn ran furlongs: purse. 2600: Sixth race: 33 mile: Owensboro Oil Opera- | $5.40. $3.15 and £3.45 and $2.80: Laneil. third. $2.30. | ‘Churchmam, “§7.22.°53.64° anq 3 «d Bynz Bo' also ran (Ea ! third. “Time. 1:00s." Nos Redna. M. ns $9.55. %6 and S4: Queen Emma. second. 3-year-olds—Melita. 103 (Churehman), | Sand alsc ran. | Way. 103 (Hikes). $9.30. third. Time. 1:3915 A. C. Operation Fifth race: 5'; furlongs: Ohio Valler Han- | ing Times. won. 51005, 34 65 and $385 Con- Sweepsorn. 108 (Churchman). $4.28 and | W.. Cherry Picker Plvmonth Bells. Myrile Dean. Nuckols Bov. Euonymous. Erir and _ Sixth rae -olds and up—Burbeth. wo tors Purse: purse. 3800: claiming: 2.year. | Ond. 2 1 Western_Eacie. 109 (Scurlock). Seventh race: 1. miles: purse, &5 well and_ K. L i aintuck ‘Also Tan $6.50 and $330. Winter Street. third. 380 802 $3.34 ‘and_$3.46. won: Collie Queen. Storm Maiden. B. McCanes. Cervena Krey Duzan. New York Brae Burn Club near the city of cod- winning T. Suffern Tailer'’s very high | Dykes. Philadelohia three years Von Elm has been very close | Koeni. surmounted successfully. From the | Von Elm slipped through in 1926, T Jones toward another amateur titie. Montague. Cleveland ! But the Von Elm of today is not thr:m\"“' Wachinston on the Four Corners course tomorrow; Eim's path in Los Angeles was none to0 | Milter, Philadelpnia will be played at the Five Farms COUIs: | oyen patter than he had been previous- French. Philadelphia qualifying round and the first match | i, “tpe Jast round and he would have To make matters more interesting event may mean that Von.Elm is be- urgad to bs at the first tes ready to' from any angle, but the gip between | erby, Chicaso 1f | Durst. New York junior players, numbering among them Jones shouldn't be as overwhelming as This will be a 36-hole medal play Washington of four victories in the simon pure title St Louts will also be in the Hub in the capacity | ington Golf and Country Club, the All of which makes it look as if com- Indian Spring, so called because of tue this locality. The first clubhouse was and around Baltimore and Rizhmond, | tively interested in the development of | Sumner, Boston ‘Tournaments for left-handers go big Hoyt. New ¥or! | Parris, A. T. Hensey, A. Colt Yates and Shaute, Cleveland ‘Tommy Bones and Byrn Curtiss loom | Carroll. Det1oit home the big cup put up last Spring | delightful memories of the sandwiches | Blankenship. Chicazo So interest in the national amateur | Crowder, St. Louls D ieios | BannocksazAtCoLt O echiediied ot them will qualify for the Middle At- pa— : ] Chairman McClenahan of the Wash- tomorrow: | Virginia. tached: C. T. McMaster. Rolling Road; ;smv at Boston tomorrow. Country Club. 1:4 Slewart, St Louls if aian . Spring: Walter Cunningham, | Charies P. Holden, chairman of the gol Congressional: Arthur B. Thorn. Town | match play affair, will be played <) o~ O, Y eatior B Betochier, Marv- | The youths event, for which Mrs | wood Forest; Russell Hollabaugh, un- staged. \ite, | WouIR have been {wise . tor HAvE Bobby made his first 74, which is two | come here early enough to make a few over par. yesterday. He got the second ' prectice rounds. attached. MacKenzie Listed for Seeding. | 1 the Nation's | I Roland R. MacKenzie of Columbia. if he qualifies in the national amateur golf champlonship. which starts on Monday at Boston. will be one of the 10 seeded players in the draw for match vlay rounds in the tourney. The United States Golf Assoc'ation has anncunced list of the seeded players. headed bv shert T. Jones. ir. ampion. The men in the first 10 which constitutes the national amateur the defending The postponed tennis match between | the Belle Haven Country Club netmen and a team ot Leesburg. Va.. stars will | {be played on the locals’ courts tomor- | row afternoon at 1:30. Capt. W. Came- | | ron Roberts, Albert V. Bryan. Courtland | | Warfield, Cowan Rammage. Hubert i Moore and Robert Carter will play for ! | Bele Haven. o) i RULERS LIKE GOLF. henor roll, will be seeded in numerical er. as follows: Robert T. Jones. ir. arge Von Elm Francis Ouimet Jesse “'c r Frank Dolp. Charles Fvans [y . Harrison K. Johnston, Watts Guan, The Emperor of Japan and the King this afternoon when he played with Thomas P. Perkins, the British ama- teur champion, against Jess Sweetser | and Francis Ouimet. The champions winning the match by one up. The | British titlist and Sweetster both went around in 77, but Ouimet was erratic | and required 81 strokes for his 18 holes. | Several others were able to turn in | low scores today, Eddie Lowery of Nor- | folk and Wiliam O. Blaney of Brae Burn getting 74s and Billy Sixty of Milwaukee making a 75. but the great of Sam are both enthusiastic golfers and have private links for thewr own use on their palace grounds. majority made practice rounds well ,up in the 70s and even 8 Though the best of amatenr golfers, as well as eight stars from England and four from Canada. have entered the title play, four. Bobby Jones, Von Elm. Sweetser and Ouimet stand out as probable winners. The Atlanta wizard and Ouimet. however, claimed that the knowing ones were making a mistake by not considering Perkins, the British cham- pion, serionsly enough and many of the | Western players were predicting great | things from Frank Dolp of Oregon. | winner of (he recent Western amateur championship. The chance that the Dr. William O. Twedgell, former field contained an unknown youngster 70, won the annual handicap golf tour- rament of the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. here today and was awarded the cup offered by J. C. | Koons, vice president of the telephone {company. Roch's gross score was 178, his handicap being 8. i N. E. Vermillion was runner-up. with a net score of 73. His gross card was 111 and his handicap 38. The junior championship of the | Washington Golf and Country Club will b; played next Friday at 38 holes medal play. . " $4.00. $2.40 ‘and_$2.10: Empletis. second. 250 and $210: Sand Fly. third. $2.10. Oh Me. High Ciass and So Long also ran Fifth race: About 3 mile: purse. $500 al- lowances: 2-vear-old maidens—Roval March. won. $310.£2.80 and $2.40: Iron Ridge. sec: | ond, 1040 and $310: Miss Jason. third. | 33.10. Doris K. 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