The evening world. Newspaper, September 25, 1913, Page 15

THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, ON THE LINKS WITH THE SENIORS © @ 1% by The Prees 1 ng Co. (The New York World), CHARLEY MILLER FAILS TO IMPRESS IN HIS DEBUT HERE Afthough He Defeated Al Pal- zer He Proves Ordinary Heavyweight. Copyright, ONCE A SENIOR. is ASENOR, SOMETIMES VENERABLE ~ put ets AGED! . Another Western ywelght made Ble first appearance in a bout in th city last night, and while he manag: to win his showing was far from prom faing. The big fellow that made th ordinary showing is Charley Miller San Francisco, who came here hera! AB & great Aahter and a “white hope who was likely to clean up many of the ether men of his height and weight in the East, Miller went against ten-round go at the St atter put up the s battio as he did against Miller landed effectively eralied him, receiving the honors. Miller fough: in the same manne: EOunder. OF THe SENIORS “TOURNEYS, REAITING HIS OWN Sa eH) oRIciHAL BECWORS' $.¢. Lowe - : 4, GOLF SLOGAN. PRINTING up W Ae | SRom THe CTT HOLE EXANDER MILNE - = 4 agrreies Sous sa K Al P. and outgen- reat many of the big. fellows EF. BEDDALL - tearing into Palzer and letting Ay “TEED OFF WITH with both hauds for the stomach, This A REGULAR OUIMET @ngaught had Palzer rather tired sev- THE. eral times, and whenever they clinched DRWE IN ThE Ad would look over his shoulder toward MidpLe OF THE hie manager, Tom O'Rourke, to find out FAIRWAY, whet to do. "In the ninth round Patzer cut a gash over Miller's left eye, ‘from which the Blood owed freely. The moment Pal- fer saw the claret ho cut loose and fought harder than at any time during the bout He kept up the fast slugging , UNtH! the final bell, but he did not seem to make any impression un Miller, for the latter was comparatively fresh at the finish and jumped out of the ring| © few seconds after the bell rang end- ing the contest. | @ ee MRS. POUCH AND MISS HANDY WIN IN TENNIS TOURNEY. | Mrs. H. W. Pouch and Miss Edith M. | Handy of tho Staten Island Ladies’ Club Won the final round ¢or the iadies’ cup | on the iawn tennis courts of the Mont- clair Athletic Club of Montclair, N. J.) ‘They defeated Mrs. Kobert A. Pope and | Airs, R. B. Neff in a sizzling battle at 2, eI. In a measure the acore does not really tell the story of the match, for every Jest point was fought out tc the end. In the fret set Mra. Neff and her partner worked the score up to 2 to 1, but there- | efter were driven back ard held at bay while Mre. Pouch end Mies Handy cap- | tured five straight games. So in the final eet the winners were 1 down but rauited | and cen out. Ouimet and Travers Clash Again To-Morrow at Brookline|* SIMEON FoRD, HUMORIST — ADDRESSING THe: BALL WITH HIS SHORT PUTTER RES EC Tos “1 Hq "s RNG hh fi a wee WESLEY'N.OLER. Gor SOMEBODY'S APPROACH SHOT ON “HE HEEL AS HE. 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Entrants Make Good Scores. | OM Father Time and Doc Osler were routed yesterday when 6 old boys, youngeters ranging In age from fifty- | flve to elghty-thres, competed tn the first day's play of the rentora’ golf tou |nament on the Apawamis Links at Bt The meet, the most unique of its kind In the country, had for contestan tice Pitney preme Cour New Jersey Chief Justicn Gummere udge Cildernieove of York. 1 nce and rafiroad presid lawyers, ministers, doctors and prom: nent financiers and merchanta, wer them octo- Kenarians, played golf for @ of the ning prizes offered with all the enthu- sian of kkidies, It waa sport for sport's sake, and ach- ing backs ai 1 lege didn't a stg Ti en eae ydravely teed up for the first | stmeon Ford, yearly fintshers o.- Se naremee. EDITED BY ROBERT EDGREN 265 ‘Boys,’ One of Them 83 Years Old, lf on Apawamis Golf Links it to show an admiring gallery age hadn't robbed them of any of their strength and cunning, ‘The magority wore ot. but they watched the Might of the ball with artoniahine ac: | Journ: uracy. While the going became very) Alexander Mine trying at times, every one who atarted | were t! managed to finish, There were no quit-| + tere Heddail tried forty years fr oud fumt but the ant f the field, but those 4 ro a8 plentiful ao ca F. Bedds\) ne in the alxtles wos the ham early arrival, with « Ao Ford took it upon himeeit y M. Oler, M other boys in good cheer, Any wood player and ator of seventy or seventy-five Vorgetting nil who felt a little disconsointe becaure |about ice famines for the day, be eon- hin ncore wasn't the equal of @ Outmet|centrated hin mind om golf and pulled rl group on the edge of | off several shots that would have made envy. Mr. Oler, far ball and un- Diavers tm fhe ad plenty to oceupy thelr attention. ‘Those with the lead- Roing nicely unt he ing In Were fearfil that aome other {arrived at the «econd green, whieh tx Mtaybeard out on the couran would re-|#ituated at the bottom of a steep hill turn @ better ecore, completely hidden to view from those One chipper old boy wobbled ip to the |!" the rear, Mr. Oler wan home green, found hia ball and calmly t of the pin waiting for hie ran down @ nine-foot putt © putt when « ball came bounding down the acoreboard he proudly * hill and struck him on the feo. CAN. The owner whe Ale: | Mr. Oler wan Prised that he nearly A mere youth of eighty-one years, who| leaned over th The driver apolo- had covered the 1s holes in 83, with a[£/7! profusely for the accident, but the leading net acore| ME Olee appeased him with the rempari of the morning. vering his breath, Mr. Milne aald he had played golf both any one from hugely enjoying Recause of the exceptionally iarge fled it Was necessary to mend the first pair off on its 18shole Journey as early as 9 o'clock, and during the six hours pairs of sprightly old gray-heads played over the course, trudging over the leng fair- ways and up the steep hills, but with always one object iu view, to get that illite Vail into the next hole with the least number of strokes and to escape the balls that thie rear. In knickerhy all kinda of yntinually whizeed from f sults and in It would be a pleasure Argument No. These are the reasons wh Nowhere will you find able figures. 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