The evening world. Newspaper, May 28, 1915, Page 17

at LILLIAN B. HYDE WINS GOLF TITLE FOR FOURTH TIME Outplays'Mrs. Joseph E. Davis in Final Match of Metro- politan Tournament. CHAMPION WINS 4 AND 3. High Wind Annoys Both Con- testants in Big Match on Sleepy Hollow Links. (Gpecial to The Erening World.) SLEEPY HOLLOW COUNTRY} % COUNTRY CLUB, N. ¥., May 28.— ‘Mise Iillian B. Hyde of South Shore @acctsstully defended her title in the final round of the women’s metropoll- tan gold championship over the Sleepy Holow links here to-day, defeating Mra. Joseph E. Davis of Piping Rock by thié score of 4 and 3. It was the $O060060004 the honor. Mrs. her first tournament jon and common lubricants are the grand little team for ruining the finest cars made. DIXON'S Graphite Grease For Transmissions and Differentials many high course. Frequently balloon balls off the ance. MISS LILLIAN B. HYDE, WHO AGAIN CAPTURES WOMAN’S GOLF TITLE. 3 ARR B. — 20GOOSDOOOOOF fourth time the Long Island girl won Davis, who only competed tn prised the gallery with a remarkably plucky exhibition, but she was out- classed in every feature of the game. A high wind developed when the two fair golfers began their match. It reached the proportion of a gale on the holes that dot the local both contestants considerable annoy- *AP@HE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MAY 28, 1915. midiron shot dead to the hole for an easy putt. This was a stroke under par. Mrs, Davis was on in two, but needed three putts. At the second Miss Hyde just miseed @ short putt for a three, Mrs. Davis on the next hole sopped her drive and required three to land on the green, while her opponent pitched her second to the edge of the green. The champion increased her lead when Mra. Davis went wide on her approach. The fifth was halved in five. On the 400-yard sixth hole, the plateau, Mise Hyde lost her firat hole, where @ topped drive, a pull into the rough and a bad recovery were re- sponsible for eight strokes, while Mrs. Davis, who was more on the line, wae home in seven, 4 Miss Hyde regained the lost hole at y|the seventh, where Mrs, Davis } | needed three putts to get down in ix. The next two holes were halved, the champion coming to the turn 4 STANDING OF THE CLUBS, AL YeaauE eA MEIQIN RATE saua" os ee alt Fe | ii Rae ‘Ss OF YESTERDAY'S Manag FAP ORY LRA UR, MIRO Lows, 9: | é ano, 8 Nan bor seas Feet a 10 innings GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY, set LRAGUR, zl FISTIC NEWS AND GOSSIP By John Pollock Johny Kiibane, the featherweight champion, has changed his mind about sot fighting belore July ¢, and te wigvel ap for three batties to be fought before the Cn A. ©, next moat. | He will first take on Sammy ‘Taylor, the Wont ‘axa lightweight, o0 June 2, thea he will go against Eadie Wallace of Brooklyn on June 0 and on the night of June 15 be clashes with Frankie lem ing, the Canadian champion. All three bouts sad teeadhtce setaass fight tncroagee daily, and anvernt Charley Weinert, the Nowark hearyweight, waa | film-yroductng companies have ma matched today by John Wrisemantel to fight | Teach Battling Levinsky at Wobeta Field in Brooklyn on | Hllly ¢ Monday afternoon, Dan “‘Porky" Fiynn was to | ¢ have fought Lerinaky, but ae Flynn fights Colin Boll at the Fairmont A, 0, to-morrow plght, Welssmantel was afraid Flynn might get burt, Benny Leonard, the lightweigiit of Mlarlem, and Joo Rivers, the Mexican fight te good am matobed for staged at the next show of the American Sport. ing Club in two weeks, Billy McCarney, match- maker of the club, told the writer that be had Rivers booked and that be expected Billy Gideon to acowpt for Leonard, up. ’ ‘The South Shore girl increased her lead at the tenth, a beautiful mashie » | shot winning the hole. At this point the match was very one-sided and > |the end seemed near, byt Mrs. Davis > rallied smartly and manhged to halve the eleventh, a long putt doing the trick. She followed this up by cap- turing the difficult twelfth, where Miss Hyde got in trouble by topping her drive and playing the second into @ trap. At the short thirteenth Mrs. Davis put her tee shot squarely on the green, while her opopnent was short. The Piping Rock woman needed three putts and Miss Hyde a like number. Again at the fourteenth Miss Hyde had trouble with her drives and didn’t wet the same distance as her oppo- nent, but Mra. Davis tossed away a fine chance with poor work on the green, which permitted the champion to halve the hole in five. At the 323- yard fifteenth hole Miss Hyde went straight and, true to the green in two and was home in five. Mrs. Davis ‘was short off the tee and required two more shots to reach the green, She had @ hard putt for a five, but missed, giving Miss Hyde the hole and matoh. will rely make mom money chan he 92,700 tm two Flynn contest ac the Racetrack on Monday night. Interest im thi Hriehton Beech rf 5 $ > 4 morrow night. weight of Australt fight his hardest Bell te io fin hampioa heary ed that he wil bis opponeat, he encounter, last autumn, sur- Discouraged over bis quick knockout ty Frank Moran in London several weeks ago, Bombantier Wells, the English heavyweight, decided to fight for his country and has enlisted as ® private tn © Welsh regiment, Wells declined on several occasions to go to war, but as he came to the conelusion that he coukl not get any more bouts be agreed to jolu the colors MAY aaa MONTH IN BASEBALL HISTORY CHICAGO, May %.—The presen month of May from the standpoint o ball magnate has been th the wind would line, which gav ‘Ae the Irving A. ©, of Brooklyn has drawing big crowds at thetr boxing eeversl weeks, Fred Honner, owner of th been ot the Large | ( worst In the history of the game, ac- The selected flake motor graphite forms over bearings and gears a velvety, oily veneer that lets graph- defeated Mrs. fte ride on graphite and prevents metal-to- metal contact. long stretches. Miss Hyde began growing, careless, teenth green. Miss Hyde on the perfect drive and winning the first four holes and held this lead to the turn. lost the twelfth and thirteenth holes, covered and captured the next two, the match terminating on the fif- th erento 1 The cards: told the writer last ie rg after tomorrow {cording to Federal League offteials, who Friedman Outpotate M Miss Hyde, a little @ ic in spots, i nigbt's entertainment would pot run any more pnou ne: this afternoon th elah ov nt ° Davie on her rare abil-| Miss Hydo out—# 4 5 448.6 6 4—48 ons ull the inter part of Auput or the fimt Srateieries te. AUG Tact ikcteen, aueelte ce tek keOnas uae RNA sched ity to.make long drives. The Piping| Mrs. Davis out—6 6 6 5 466 6 4—47 LN nace teats scheduled for Chicago. Weather|Athletic Club last night only one went | Rock woman succeeded in holding her | Miss Hyde in—6 6 7 6 6 5 Gundoat Semith and Charley Welnert have been| Bureau reports say that Jt bas rained|the Mmit, that between Abe Friedman, 166456 prectically signed up for a ten-round qo to be/hore twenty-one days out of the|former amateur bantamwetsht cham hard-hitting opponent even on the| Mrs. Davis in fougit under the ausploss of the Hrosdway Boort vad eHitelOEt. 66h ch Ie belleved | pion. and dimmy Murray, ‘the herd cis short holes, but fared poorly over the ing Clud of Brooklyn ai bey Tass Wile belerea ie engt alder. “Murray aidn't Sent by HARVARD GRADUATES SNUB “PRO” COACHES CAMBRIDGE, Mass, May 37.—Non- CEadunte-conches at Harvard are being rather roughly handled by the graduates of the guns the loach Wi Ls the t go tal Sas sence oa at 2 ara ene trom to-morrow, suffered postpone have alresdy accept! the term offered them by promoter Weismantel ‘Pwo ood boring shows At the Long Acre A. C., Kid Davis vs, Hating Burn and Kid Saxby ve. Al Kotchell in tm- round bouts, At the New Polo A. A. of Harlem, Danny Burke ve, Young Jimmy, Billy Kelly va, Banty Sharp, Battling Henry vs, Jobuny Bohwarts tod Harvey Crosby mm, Young Mykine in ten rou contests, ! It Mike Gtbbone reanine tm thls vicinity he! sensationally by ment of one or on the pi st bi ite ENGLISH JOCKEY CLUB The champion, but quickly re- 28. — The Engitel Men of New York: I have a number of uncalled Uncalled for trousers as low I will be open all day ! town customers. This gives chance on the holiday women folks, and, whether you Signed ‘MITCHELL The Tailor sosron 1431 BROADWA OPEN EVENINGS THL 2. blue serges, light cheviots and black un- finished worsteds, all ready to wear out. 1 will sell some of these as low as $5.00. Monday, May 31st (Decoration Day), New York City, | in both stores, 1431 Broadway and 119-121 ! 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SATURDAY @ O'CLOCK | muss VERA RAMSAY, ENGLISH PLAYER, | WINS BOSTON TITLE: «: | NEWTON, Mass, May 28.—Miss | Vera Ramsay of the Leatherhead Club of Surrey, England, playing from | the Salem Golf Club, won the cham- pionship of the Boston Woman's Golf | Aswoolation to-day by defeating Miss Margaret Curtis of the Country Club, [the titleholder and three times Na- | Honal champion, 7 up and 6 to play. aying dead to the pin from avery Miss Ramsay looked the winner j from the start. Although Miss Curtis was wild and continually playing the vident that her best game below that of her British | tea, onclusion of the match Mi 4 aid that she hoped to rei in this country until fall and would probably enter the National Woman's Championship in October. ane WOODBINE ENTRIES. 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