The evening world. Newspaper, May 28, 1913, Page 19

He EVENING WORLD, nd; Queen Sain, 105 (Moody). *, 1143-5, Gen, Ben Ledi and Clanalpine also ean. Two-doilar Mutuels paid: Cha@d Bue ford, straight $4.40, place $2.8), show po. Place $2.00, show &.%; American Boy Wins ‘Chance to Play Hilton ~ for World’s Golf Title| rire nce rire vinrer|ea te nine c clams | olde and up son), first; Cannook, 101 (Wi “lub, former British amateur cham-| 0 ‘The Urchin, tor (Bul . 4 1,®. Louise Travers, Summer Hill, Gold \ Schmidt of. Woree Worcester Poly- th mm who hag held! 198 (Denner), see hele Mabe Meike . . jesh, Jezail and Requiram also ran. th Ad's ch mnahip title three| (Sterling), third. ‘th y e: technic Institute Has Won|times in 1900, 190) and 1811. | Fox, Mabel Lyon and $illte also ran. paid: Osaple, straight $99.10, Ms —_—s | Two-doilar mutuels — pald—Lotharto, bs hg = a j \ id $5. how; | $. @ Urehin, {)\Five Rounds on St. An-|SCHMIDT IS ASENIOR. Sats ‘nn ‘ve | "RS Rac Fone tt i borah, $4 show. upward; selling; Canadian f drew’s Links in Scotland. “SCON > RACE—Four-yoar-olda and| furlongs.—Caper” Bauce, 19 (Adams), WORCESTER, Mass, May 2.—W. about five furlongs.—Blue| first; Marcoville, 119 (Wolfe), second: Holnrich Schmidt, who will meet for- | Cre Doyle), won; Touch Me, 111] Venus Urania, 0 (Arlington), third, ‘ST. ANDREWS, scotland, May &—la|mer Bri : kson), second; Stelcliff, 108) Time, 1153-6. Vale of Avoca, Miss Har- the fourth round of the world’s amateur] Pion Il. (Pickens), third. ‘Time—1.01 8-5. In-| vey, Str Melvin, Johm Bowman, Half wolf championship tournament pisyed| of the Hritish championship at St. An-| clement, Mad River, Huda'e Slater, Old| Shot, Bird Cage, Miss Margaret, Blan- i “e, { ~~. hate to-day Worthington of the Mid-|4rews to-morrow, is a senior at Wor-| Hank and Inepired also ran, $2 mu-/ ton, Breast Plate and Bursar also ran. 3 4 ; TE surrey Golf Club beat Harold Weber of| cester Polytechnic Institute. Is paid: Blue Crest, $6.80 straight, ee ae te a tans : % ave our ne Peledo, V., by one hole. Hie diploma will be waiting for ni 60 place, $2.60 show: Touch Me,| % now 880; Veaus Urenia. show a A ‘W. Heinrich Schmidt of Worcester,| when he returns, @p he passed a specia! 20 place, $3.60 show; Stelclift, $3.10 sui. -s Mass., beat A. V. Hambro of the Royal | final examination the day before he/ show. al" a St. George's Club by one up. Hambro | sailed for Burope. THIRD RACB—Three-year-olds an a a well known player who in July tat] Sehmist, who ie. twenty-three years| up: nelling: about wx and a: half fur- LOUISVILLE RESULTS. year defeated H. H. Hilton in the goit| old, learned golf and earned many 4) longs—Roseburg 1V., 104 (Skirvin), a hip tournament at Weatward| bright quarter as g caddy at the Wor-| first; Cynosure, 108 (Dennison), sec-| FIRST RACE—For fifties; two-year. r couter Golf Club, His playing career.| ond; Barn Dance, 108 (Pickens), third./ olds; five furlongs; Christephine, 109 nidt, who plays in heavy football| however, has been brief but unusually | Time, 1.29. Pretend and Little Pal also| (gteele), won; Ghelby Belle, 104 (Buxton), ‘Hoots, continued his fine game to-day | Prilliant and duo largely, his friends! ran, Two-dollar mutucls pald—Rono-| g.oond; Ida Lavinia, 16 (MoCabe), jagainat Capt. Hembro, and the match | delleve, to his indomitable spirit. burg TV. $91.60 atraight, $11 place,| ig qme—t.06 16. Tomboy, Miss De- Attracted an unusual gallery. He began playing inopen events three] 94,60 show; Cynosure, $3.20 place, $2.00] 11 Uo, trek Anne, Sep Going out Schmidt was frresistibie, but | Years ago, and entered his first national) show; Barn Dance, $2.70 show. clare, v eae tae “a Coming in hix miay fell off badly. He is| at Apawamis in 111, when he failed to —__ L Ave, Ada, Petm end Loveland how Amorica’s only hope, as after @|aualify. Lest year he was eliminated WOODBINE WINNERS. also ran. herve-racking finish Wet: lost hie|@t Wheaton by Charles EK. Evans of <a match on the last green to Worthingt: 1| Chicago, but the next week he returned] grneT RACK—Malden three-year-olds by @ putt, Sobmidt, however, emerged] and captured the Massachusetts cham-|ang upward; six furlongs.—Chad Buford, from @n equally desperate etruggie vic- | pionship. di won; Bryndor, #1 (Ambrose), torious against one of the etrongest The young golfer was expecting to urate players tn the British Isles. work his passage on a cattle boat, but chmidt later beat Bretg of the New| the vessel sailed without a cattle cargo. Club, St. Andrews, by 8 up and .| Schmidt went second class, determined Schmidt has been drawn to play in| to save money for a visit to Paris, His the sixth round to-morrow against H.| father, Henry F. A. Schmidt, @ tatlor H, Hilton of the Royal Liverpool Golf here, was born in Germany. — Here’s the first The new science of efficiency is a science of economy. Its first le is t ; to avoid frittering lesson in away an pow Be hn ucless skeet; ra phe the waste, efficiency— of nervous and physical strain. nnwted The world is growing efficient; to k with its af progress, you must kee keep yourself at the my ems mark of os optimism and energy. oP When.-you walk with hard:leather heels you waste we at every step. Every step on hard heels and vement sends a jar along your spine, the center of the y's nervous mechaniem. It is running an auto- ¢t tires. No wonder you feel nervous and out of sorts after 2 day’s ¢ no wonder you have blue and pessimistic spells; no wonder your back aches and your feet hurt. Save your energy by fitting your shoes with LOUISVILLE ENTRIES. Jay; ban, 117; saramo. 111 Ovdrambie One In, t... oe BACH TRACK, Loulavitle, Ky. 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