The evening world. Newspaper, June 21, 1916, Page 13

HARVARD OARSMEN | USE STROKE THAT WOH FOR SYRACUSE Yale, on rs Other | Rows English Stroke, With | Its Hard Catch. (Spectal to Tho Evening World.) NEW LONDON, looks the part of the winner in the race on Friday; the crew rows with splendid vigor and there is a snap and dash about the swing that Is strongly suggestive of the Syracuse crew. It is beyond question one of the sprightilest crews Harvard has had at New London in several years. It is the embodiment of Iife, and should make short work of Yale, despite the fact that the Blue has a most powerful combination. The Crimson rows the short easy stroke of the sculler, the stroke that ‘won the intercollegiate championship for Syracuse only last Saturday. The oarsmen do most of their work while the oar Is coming even with the row- lock, and there is little attempt to finish out the stroke. The emphasis ts placed on the catch and the leg @rive, The body swing ts short, with the men going only siightly past the perpendicular, Yale, on the other hand, rows the English stroke, with its hard catch, strenuous pull through and good fin- fsh. But Yale splashes badly and there is an aparent inability to get the stroke up to real racing pitch. Lawrence, the etroke oar, is some twenty pounds lighter than the men in bis shell, and is a capable man. The crew is well together, all things @onsidered, but {t rows with a dead- mess that is entirely missing from the Harvard shell, Local Yale graduates are very in- @ignant over the action of the Yale rowing management in returni their applications for observation train tickets, 80 far as can be ascer- tained, every Yale man in thie city bas been refused tickets for the ob- vation trains for the varsity race jay. ‘The unprecedented demand for ttek- to 8 been given as the reason for he action of the rowing management. Until this y graduates of the New Haven university have been allowed three tickets each for the observation | train, but this year they wero notified that they would be entitled to only one ticket. Bowing to the decree and realizing at half a loaf was better than no ren practically all of the Yale grads from this clty sent in their pplications for their one ticket. luch to the surprise and disap- intment, ther applications havo Been ‘returned. with the information that they could not be accommodated with even one ti Dalath Is Gotng Dry. DULUTH, June 21 -Complete returns on Monday's wet and dry vote in this ty show about 400 majority for the rye out of @ total vote of approxi- Tatil 7° ord Under the t thus rms of the dopted no} 3 will be granted in| this elty to run after July 1,1917, Those Bow existing will be cancelled’ as they expire, EASHORE ERVICE Effective June 28, to Lone BRANCH AND D ASBURY PARK on stz08, 12.34, 30, 3.42, %4.00, ih steed gnd7 04 BM. eck lay: Sunny, 8 38, 0190, 11.12 A. M., 1.30, 2PM 24.55, 5. 17.00 P. Bundays, Pp 30, 0.30, 11.10 A, M2 and 5.10'P-M, Effective June 25, te Atlantic City © Except Saturda: @Will not run July’ 4. Pennsylvania R. R. The Steel Car Route 219, 221, 223, 225, 227 Grand Street Cor, Uricgs Ave. No Deposit—50c Weekly on $20 Worth of Clothing China Closets , kefrigerators ' trigeratornt As are i June 21.—Harvard | BROOKLYN THE EVENING Only Seventy Entries Received For National Open Golf Tourney Becouse of the light entry list tt may be decided to change the condi- tions for the natfonal open golf championship tournament on June 27 to 30 over the links of the Vinkahda Club of Minneapolis. The closing of the entries at the United States Golf Association office yesterday revealed the dact that only seventy names had been received. The complete entry list: P, J, Gaudin, Onwentsiay Louis Tillier, Brooklines James A. Donald- son, Glen View; J. M. Barnes, Whitemarsh Valley; J. B. Simpson, Blue Mound; Jack Jolly, Newark; *Nelson M, Whitney, Audubon; *Reuben G, Audubon; Ale: Cunningham, Wheeling; Herbert Strong, Inwood; George McLean, Dunwoodie; J. Morton, eine; Tom Boyd, Fox Hills; Wilfred E. Reid, Wilmington; Jack Bur Rockford; Walter G. Fovargue, Skokie; James C, Ferguson, Spring Lake; *Harrisoh R. John- ston, Minkahday Alfred F, Hackbarth, Hinsdale; Arthur E. Reid, Virginia. Walter Clark, Danvers M. J. Brady, Oakley; Tom Morris, Town and Country; J. J. O'Brien, Mansfioid; George Simpson, Oak Park; Otis H. George, Lafayctte; ‘t. Van Every, Lafoyette; W. C, Sherwood, Mom- phis; *E. McElligott, Fargo; H. Fletch: G nipegs Henry Boddington, Winnipeg; Jack Dowling, Robinson, Atlantic City; *Eliot H, Evans, Evanston; *J. S. Worthington, Mid Surrey, England; Jack Hutchinson, Allegheny; *Charies Evans jr. Edgewater; Alexander Ross, Detroit. ery G, Legg, Mini Omaha; *L. W. Car- penter, Minikahda; Edwin A. Fish, Minneapolis; *C. P. Jaffray, Mini- kahda; *Douglas Grant, Burlingame; Harry E. Flora, Portage Lake; R. Taylor, kahday Howard McMillan, Minikahda; *George Sidenberg, Minikahda; John Harland, Park Club, Buffalo; Carl H. Anderson, New b Gaal J. Mitchell, Ridgewood; Frank Adams, French Licks Dave Livie, Otto G. Hackbarth, Cincinnati; *John Reuter Jr, Dickinson; Davi . Mointosh, Glen Oaks Robert Fairbairn, Alexand: B. F, Kelly, San Antonio; R. G, MacDonald, Buffalo; Gilbert Nicholle, Great Neck; Bert Battell, ings George Salling, Hotchki Davis, Lincoln Tom McNamara, New York; Frank P. Go J. ds Rose, Milwaukee, Travers Won’t Defend National Open Title TELE Play-off with H Var aud Edward Ray, the Engi cuuae pions, Travers captured his open title at @ tine when the golfing world was becoming convinced that the former Agate amateur sehampion was pping bac But Jerr, his eritics at Baitusrol. ee Against ono of the most formidable pro flelds that ever started in a tour- hament in this country Travers went out and played four such consist. ently low rounds that ho breezed home a winner, just one stroke ahead oasis “Pros” Are Not Disappointed’ ¢ Because Amateur Star Won't} Compete in Tourney at Min- neapolis Next Week. By Wiliam Abbott. ERRY TRAVERS won't defend his national title in the open cham pionship at Minneapolis next J week, To compete in the Western} of ‘Tommy McNamara. Travers meet would take almost @ week, end) played rounds of 76—72 —76 for a meet Mesent champion feels that he|:?7 total, a feat that drove all. his critics to the woods. After his Bal- tusrol performance no one said louder than a whisper that Jerry Travers was only ap ordinary medal play golfer, With Travers deciding to remain home, about twenty Eastern profes- sionals have signified their intentions of travelling out to Minneapolis next week to take a shot at some of the money prizes, Gil Nicholls, Walter Hagen, Tom McNamara, Alex. Camp- bell and Bob MacDonald are the most prominent of the will battle at Minn: THE REASON FOR IT cannot afford the time just now be- cause the cotton market ts indulging in wild gyrations. 80 Jerry will de- fault his title, which won't disappoint the pros, because they don’t take very kindly to the pares of amateure in | tournaments, ravers ‘at Baltusrol last year was | lthe second American amateur to win the national open champtonship, | Francis Oulmet beat the professional | field at Brookll! n 1913, after @ as Motion Picture Notes _——— in Jane Grey 1s now playing In dri “Flower of Faith" for Premier. out the Walter Hill is a very well versed puritie circus agent. Charles Cherry !s preparing for a visit to the British West Indica for ysphere for next year's photo y strengthening the body to do its work prop- erly is the rea- son why Fath- er John’s Med- ‘ icine the best remedy ver prescribed fot building up the ystem if you are run down, of Frohain C drugs or tempor- on “What Happen stimulants to weaken the system and with Arthur Ashley, Frances expose you to serious and fatal dis. Nelson and others. ease—all pure nourishment.—Advt. Herbert Drenon walks in his sleep— strain of the day's work perhaps, i Willlam A. Brady has received fit. ty thousand scenarios in the World Film Scenarto Contest. A building at Seventh Avenue and Forty-ninth Street, fourteen stories high, ts devoted to nothing but film concerns, ‘The owners of the Strand Theatra have taken over the Newark Theatro in Newark, N, J. and are renovating it to add another house to thoir list. Beginning last night, Marcus Loew inaugurated a “midnight movie iw"? on the New York Roof over the New York Theatre, This is the first mid- night movie show In the country, “Dandy Warren," a three-reel Wost- ern dram, is being rehearsed by the Vitagraph Company in California, and | will be shortly released at this end of the antinent, The “Dandy” js a j Westernized New York man and a dainty romance runs through a num- \ ber of strong situations, The author ‘ances Marion has written more | “a one hundred successful acena-| [retlice Brady 19 making arrange. | Hehaehed for a month's cruise in orde! | to get scenes for “Miss Petticoat: She Is now at New Bedford, M WENDELL a new “beauty” that’l make your eye twinkle with pleasure. is Joseph Jordan, @ New York newspaper man, Loulse Huff Is making her first ap- 3 ‘pearance with the Famous P 150 for Film company in “Destiny's ‘Tc Each abe the Broadway Theatre this week. COLLARS «*Known: as the Best?” GEO. P. IPE & CO. Makers, TROY, N.Y, iso Makers of Ide Shirts aomery Musica! Dy a Mrs HE Mtctbcoalde Deen € Ko Wart bere, para bt nha : van VAUDEVILLE, ETPROCLURTS 1ba, 166, 168 and 170 Smith Street Cor. Wyckoff st. $125 Worth of Furniture No Deposit—$1 Weekly Carriages Dressers Val Vik ANU buotO PLAYS ‘Wal S| ‘i se « Y Virginie ti 1iton Co. Leavitt & Leek Keyat, Caan, Girl tr Macy's"" q j E's CS My rLULW’ Sa YORK?! Boor QVEN UNITE A A. My Tarai) 's American Roct }>., y'n Buttles at ord Hallet Clans: |? Neil MeKinley & OU Brecibentoe | S00 Weekly Irene Franklin & Burton) bs Boslatt PALA “ACE Daily Mat ACI E. wreriy a HENDERSON’ S George Damerai & Co. | Fred. V. Bowers & Co. ABW Mat Jack | BHIGH Ye% Poles Sorgen Brighton Beach | Dancers, others, Fine Dressers te ivory, white enamel, mahogany f ca lan, oD cd fumed; nice nc “9,98 on the Dollar. waneredit pure OpeMie Rew it vou bring iy cach organ of | WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 1916. WHERE TO GO St NOW e bs THERE ——. Hig Fand for Democrats. CHICAGO, June 21.—A campaign fund of $1,700,009 will be raise the Democratic scription, accord ment mado Marsh of lowa, tional Commit y by popula 1g to An announe to-day by w urer of the Nas ery member of here v the party will be expected to con- tribute something, and no sum will STEAMBOATS, __ STEAMBOATS. be too small,” he said. AVER Diy woUN hi GOOD In 1 ~BRITER TODAY M. STEWART 438-442 W. Bist St. uly office and warehowe KEYSTONE SYSTEM —a correct service for ma] 6 STERN SEANSHD LI Way-by- Water Cooling, Ref.eshing and Invigorating BOSTON M, ee) E y w Moa OW. a2 Vie Long tsland Sound, Beautiful Bus. V.n0 A ‘ Tonkers. veat Point, seTROPO! ITAN LINE Ruger Exproas Steamshipa, husetts and Buoker Hil TH NEW_YORK'S LEADING JHE New Amsteidam SY:,,4%.,9¢ ume Hl $18: { SSE win rer ieGreRO Reno EANSBURG, MJ, x's. re gn Y wont Mee WEEN howe aa EXCURSIONS, abu PPIX EX LETTS 4TH OF JULY EXCURSIONS Mauch Chunk | 50 & Glen Onoko a Bellewood Park $4 90 Round trip. Chitdrem half fare steel slau Clank Ratle neon NI ater noke Live. Pier 18. No, River, #t, Surrey 8 Ky ek dave and oP, due Boston Tf |] Tickets and Infor Tourist & New York Transfer Co. | rf For “How to Go and Where to Stal HOW BRITAIN PREPARED ATTIC "HIGHLANDS Opening of Season Commencing June 22 DAY and NIGHT TRIPS Will be py on follow'ng schedule fearing tr" « t Pacer’ ry Landing, at ‘wave A asad WGHLANDs ae 1 Each 25 cts Way 2m THOUSANDS “CHEER IT) TWICE: DAILY. 2.15 AND 8.15. (esa wre Fare AM. MANDALAY LINT 24 8t. Ferry $20 ty St Ferry 8.30 W. 424 St. Bega, at 8.20. 2y, CANDLER Wad2witi Puat! $3): JOHN GARRYMO KE UE IU SULLY Jron Steamboat ('o Jersey Newark MATiOn MUST at Additional train will DAY ON THE OCEAN, STR. “TAURUS? jewark for Lellewood Sally ne AL Me from Dior La N. Ihe auch Chunk, 8.80 A. M. Returning same ae leave: Glen Onoko, 8.80 P.M. Mauch Shunk O40 P.M, Wollawood, 5.45 P.M, ALIAS LIBERTY %} Ni ; Deana a it 4 CONEY ISLAND 5K AY, JUNE 2 WOM. 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