New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 5, 1923, Page 18

JULY 4TH MATCHES ATSHUTTLE MEADOW Good Games But No Spectacular ; Cards Turned in 0] " The annual Fourth of July handi- cap golf tournament at the Shuttle Meadow cluh links yesterday at- tracted a good number of entrants but furnished no spectacular cards at the end of a day's play, The quali- fying round in the morning chose the sixteen low players who then met in pairs for the first round of the elimination contest. E. M. Hay- den was the lowest net player in the morning round and there were three players, H. H. Pease, R. T. Frishie and D. L. Vibberts tied for second place, Hayden's net bhelng 70, the others being 71, It so happened that a net of 79 or below was necessary to qualify. Peculiarly enough the man who won the low net in the morning was eliminated in the first round by D. R. Mannfng, who had the same handicap and finished with a net seven strokes higher than that of Hayden's. Two men in second place won their matches in the after- noon and one, Vibberts, was beaten The playing combinations in the first round of the tournament, with thelr cards in the qualifying round, were: Out Tn Gross h'e'p Na 36 82 t tle Ty = Peass . " Merwin . Parsons . .« Wilson . . Frisdle. . 4 W. Chambesrlain. . Manning. 45 44 4 48 39 44 39 42 48 4 4 “ 47 98 98 90 95 % 29 82 33 96 90 26 102 101 42 90 12 H. Booth, a8 11 First Round of Elimination In the first round of the elimination tournament for the first and only 16 who qualified, which was played in the afternoon, H. H. Pease beat R. C. Merwin, 6 up and 3 to go: C. W ‘Wilson won over S. W. Parsons, 4 up 2 13 24 13 12 12 1 18 18 15 27 22 MR U> 0 MY By on 9y and 3 to go; R. T. Frisbie and R. W. | {woman had not Chamberlain furnished a very close match, Frisble winning on the 10th hole; D. R. Manning beat E. M. Hay- den 4 and 3, despite the fact that Manning took seven more strokes in the qualifying round, their handicap being the same; C. W. Manning won from J. H. Kirkham, 7 and 6; A. B. ‘Wessel heat D. L..Vibberts, 3 and 2; M. Felt won frém L. W, Young, 1 up; ‘W. H. Booth beat E. F. Baldwin 4 and 2. The remaining brackets in the tournament will be played this week. Afternoon Sweepstakes There were few entrants in the sweepstake event in the afternoon for those who falled to qualify for the tournament proper. I. 8 Howe, with & gross of 92, handicap of 20 and net of 72 was the winner of this event. The entrants and their cards were: at In H, G. N, R. M, Parsons—No card. H. 8. Parsons—No card. J. H. Robinson—No card. A, Green 43 F. W. Wachter—No card. Robert Russell W. J. Sweeny ... L. 8. Howe .....48 44 J. H. Connors—No card. 0. E. Switt—No card. Southern Trade Congress Not to Meet Until Oct. | "New. York, ‘July 5.—Postponement of the southern trade congress con- vention here from July 9-11 to October 9-11 was announced today. Two American trade, commissions, one in Panama, November 20, one on fnvitation of the Panama government and one to Greece and the Mediter- ranean countries on invitation of the Greek government, October 15, now are being assembled by the congress. FOR YOUR VACATION A CAMERA P ticade studi e Studio lp-to-date” MARRIED 85 YEARS AGO Mr. amd Mrs, John Blair of Hart Street Observe Anniversary—Guests From Other Cities and States Call. Mr, and Mrs. John Blair of 14 Hart stret quietly celebrated the 3Aith an- niversary of their wedding at their home yesterday. They were married in Norwich and came to this city where they have resided since that time, They have seven children William and John of New York city, Margaret, Barbara, Jean, Jessie and Robina of this city. Mr, Blair is em- ployed by the P, & F. Corbin Mfg. Co, A number of guests visited at the Blair home yesterday, coming from New York, New Jersey and Hartford, EE DIE IN WRECK, Santa Fe Express Plunges Over Em- bankment in New Mexico. Albuquerque, N. M, July b.— Three trainmen,were killed, two per- sons probably fatally injured, and a score of others less seriously hurt early yesterday when Sante Fe pas- senger train No. 9, known as the Nuavajo, plunged over a 30-foot em- tankment on a sharp curve near Domingo, N. M, 30 miles north of here. The news butcher of the train is missing. Wrecking crews, doctors and nurses were sent to the scene from here. The train comprised six Pullmans, five haggage cars and three coaches. Eleven cars and both locomotives were reported in the ditch. The cause of the wreck has not been de- termined, The train was bound from Chicago fo Los Angeles. DUCKING PROV New York Girl Dies of Heart Failure When Thrown Into Water, Greanwich, Conn, July 5.—DMrs. lizabeth Held of New York died yes- terday afternoon from heart failure brought about by the shock of being thrown into the water at Byram shore. She was thrown from a row- boat when her daughter Anna, aged 23, stepped into the boat and upset it Gus Gunnason, in charge of the row- hoat, rescued Mrs. Held, hut she was dead when brought to shore. Medi- cal Examiner J. H. Clarke said the been drowned, but succumbed to heart failure. "HED IN TEXAS Schulenberg, Texas, July 5. —Two hundred residents of Fayette, Col orado and Tacava Counties took Jes- se Bullock, a 23-year-old negro, from the city marshal yesterday and hanged him to a tree on Main street after a 12-year-old white girl had identified him as having attacked her. The girl is in a serious condition. Bullock is said to have admitted guilt as the rope was placed about his neck. NEGRO LY GARAGES Send for our catalogue. It gives full information on Port- able Steel and Wood Garages, It will help you decide what you want. Our garages are properly constructed and built to last and are well represented in this city. Send at once, our representa- tive will call and cheerfully estimate, Eagle Construction Co. 70-80 Bishop Avenue Bridgeport, Conn, Phone Noble 2374 YOU SELECT WE ERECT Eoy. L """ waug e merwi®6 < —— Distributor Muwasu vt S MORRIS ROTSTEIN 348 PARK STREET New Britain, Conn. 5 WILL CUT BIG PURSES Shelby Fiasco Probably Spells End of Exorbitant ¥ecs For Fighters From Now On, By The Associated Press. New York, July 5. —The financial disaster attending the Dempsey-Gib. bons champlonship fight yesterday at Shelby probably has sounded, the death knell of exorbitant purses for title matches. Boxing' circles here were convinced today. Reaction on the part of both pro- moters and public from the high fi- nance that has threatened the popu- larity of the fistic game has been ap- parent. for some time, but it reached u climax yesterday in the price that the little Montana town paid for its pleturesque, but in many ways, tragic spectacle, If additional proof of this menace to the sport was needed, it was sup- pled on the same day at Michigan City where Lew Tendler, Philadelphia lightweight contender, refused to go on with his mateh with Sailor Freid- man of Chicago when promoters fail- ed to provide the full amount of his purse Tex Rickard, Madison Square Gar- {den promoter, who has staged more world's title fights than any other fig- ure in the game, for some time has opposed the trend toward larger purses, | “The public has had enough of big purses and excessive demands by boxers and their managers,” Rickard declared today. “Shelby should be the lesson that brings an end to it and establishes the game on a normal asis once more."” ROBBED WH{LE HFE, SLEPT Jogeph Savisiewicz of 11 Orange street .complained to the police yes- terday that a gold watch and chain had been stolen from his vest while he was asleep in a room at 422 Main street Monday night. 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