The evening world. Newspaper, August 30, 1919, Page 6

‘The notion of bringing HE dit riot re ii a3 BF: # Deard that Bulls Iiretle end « t. vi as broke a: og lind gba leit Basiave for New York. he took train for John y » wad there money to ca! him ickness and give eno! nie im & tart name without @ word ‘ot oped! of Mitchell’ bad York has seldom It vas with Billy bape ‘wae living a oe oer life formerly Nehtw Loton wat Fi etl eight-round bout at an open air box- img show to be staged by the Dewo- eratic National Committee of New Jersey at the Jersey City baseball srqunds on Tuesday evening, Bept. 15. Dave Driscoll, who has been selected committees to clinch the three’ bouts Yor the occasiun, hon and Mah tmaienca, ‘Asmory 4. A, of Joo ‘aight, Charter Boden was to dave relerend the coatest, "but os Roden ie mall, Mirtle wap finally named for tbe ob, be Vien Hosier, mansser of Willie Jochen Gd pet reoeive aay mnly trom Tom Andeeme of - is Hg relate Voi jadeiedie, ome tonvther in one of to the Dupdee-Jeckaon fi patie, BEST SPORTING PAGE IN’ WHEN CHARLJE MITCHELL FOUGHT CLEARY AN ' Copyright, 1919, by The Press Publishing Co. (The New York Evening World), = « MURRAY WINS +. DETROIT, Mich. Aug. 80—Mrq ¥. C. Latte jr. Chicago, champion ‘of the Women's Western Golf Association tp 1916 and 1917, will try to regain the title to-day when she plays Mrs. Perry Fisk, De Kalb, Til, in the final round of the Western tournament at the De- troit Golf Club. Mra, Letts and Mra, Fisk reached the nals by scoring one-sided victories over Miss Dorothy Highbie, Chicago, ‘od Mrs. Harold Foreman, Chicago, respectively, im the eighteen holes semi-final, Both matghes ended on the thirteenth green, 6 and 5, the Letts- Higdie contest when Mrs, Letts wan the hole with a twenty-five-foot putt and the other when the hole was halved in 6s, Although the weather was the best of the week, the playing was far be- low the average. Effective approach. ing and putting by the winners were the only redeeming features, It was in these departments thet both matches were decided, both Mrs. Fore- man and Mies Higbie tossing away holes repeatedly by poor short work. Mrs, Letts started well out in front, winning the first three holes, when Miss Higble took thres putes on each, while on the sixth the Chicago girl re- Quired four putts, halving the hole after Mra. Letts had taken two strokes to get out of & bunker, Mra. Letts ‘was 6 up at the end of the first nine. Miss Higbie won only one hole, the thath, with » twenty-five-foot putt, Going out in 46, Mrs. Fisk led Mrs. Foreman by four holes at the turn. «| Mrs Foreman started poorly and lost sg THPFPTEE Ty i Eis Euled 4 i Pb fle t r i : 7 ii r H LEE jase I ! A i i TTitie ilk: Hh “fi i i idee idebet | three out of firet four holes, ting hor at a disadvantage'trom wi she was never able to recover. Mrs. Foreman won only two holes und halved only three, PHILADELPHIA, Aug, 30,-—-First money at last came to. Emmett French, the York Country Club pro- fessional, when be topped a fine Meld Of amateurs and professionals inthe annual Philadelphia open golf evgat Defending Champion Captures Opening Set in Hard Match at Forrest Hills, | FORDST HILLS, Aug.’ 30-—Rain nearly forced @ postponement to-dey ie the fitth round of the National Ten- nis Championship. After a short @elay Murray and Johnston started the first match, Murray won the first set, 7 gamen to 5 and 89 points to 37, the contest being as close as the score indicates. Johns- ton changed big tactics to-day as ‘YORK D JOHN L. Local Baseball: Fans . Are Anxious to See Giants-Yankee Series; The Two Rival New York Clubs ~ Likely to Meet at End of Reg- ular Schedules and a Great 'T Bow, seems Very likely that the Owners of the Giants and Yanks have the boards for the reat of the season, excepting a couple of a games between Giants and Phillies, The Giants finish up in a long We tour and should meet quite @ recep- og im Cincinnati. While the Yanks have done un- usually well at hame this season have Bet broved themsel ‘ul will get together and agree on| 4 |@ post-season series to be played at the Polo Grounds for the champion- ship of York City, Brooklyn wante to get in and make It a three- cornered affair for the baseball crown of Greater New York, but the time] week play out such a schedule @ triangular series im- ‘pract! le. ioab! The sudden spurt of the Xanks added to the unquestioned gro’ of larity evidently has had much influence in awakening a de- eire in New. York fans for such an events Numerous letters have been ved by all of the baseball writers, and Lg ey K+) gp rime be urgi @ ser! Diays t the ‘oftcos of the Yanks such letters have ben received the dogens, robable that the same fans Or was yesterday, and bg araes as to how required as that nothing cou! against his match with Patterson yes-| the .| terday and endegvored to keep his op- alin, ponent away from the net He was) for suceesatul to some extent, but when Murray was able to reach the barrier) Si tus smashing and placing made him tn- vincible. {n the deep court driving the victor directed his shots at Johnston's badk-| deciding dou! band and scared @ sumber of his Points in this manner, Murray's ser- vice also troubled the 1916 champion, the terrific drivers being almost im- on the links of the Whitemarsh Vul-| possible to bendle with eccuracy. ley Country Club, The winner com-/ pleted the seventy-two holes, thirty! Points score, first ect: Johnston, ' ix of which were, played yesterday]. 4.9.4.5, 5, 3, 6. 8,4 1.2. 38TS) and the same ni ¢ Thursday in & total of 306 stro! Vor this feat ‘Wrengh was awarded the sum of Murray, . 0,4 28,744, 4 1, 4 4, B87 ‘The~second set went to Johnston 160. In two ther open Axtures this | ¢ cam, to 1 and 28 points to 15, The season be has finished second and in one third, Morris Talman of White-- marsh, made @ fine finish after a dis- astrous*round of 66 on Thursday, and drew down the $100 second mousy with a total of 312. Pat Doyle of Deal pocketed the $70 third prize with a of New York, ore, took fourth $ John kd. ndson, Lianerch, with 316 collected $20 fifth money, and Charlie Hoff oom Philmone, received $10 for sizth br Flinn in & Woman's “tombstone” golf tournament, eighteen hole medal ed over the course of Country Cl th STOCKBRIDGE, Masa, Aug. 30. Daniel Fairchild, of Provinence, R. 1, won the $600 Stockbridge Golf Cup in and 6, In the secon lohn Dodge defeated BE. H, Pinney, 3 and 2. parents addhcti Ivish Patey Cline Winsa SCRANTON, P6., Aug, 30.—Iitsh Patay easily here over Fa ro Ina. ten-round bout, downs, SARATOGA SELECTIONS, Race—Dottie Bluff, Crom- Vt well, Yvette. ‘dscond Race—No selections. Third Race—Man o' War, Upset, niatancy. rth =Race--Purchase, Exter- " Race-—-War Machine, Wyom- Co Round . Pi Roding ae [rain hed ceased but the bel Johnson * and humid atmosphere appeared to 46- press the players who were érenched with and stopped play frequently to dry the handles of their | Pi racquets in order that they might #o= cure a firmer grip, In this set John- jin ston tool his turn at coming to the net and from this point of vantage was able to plgce the ball at times where Murfay could not get it, Every point however was hard fought and numerous long reilies, in which there was terrific stroking of the ball, clever placement and some returns which appeared to be un- gottable, The point score, a set: ry 4245446286 Murray 04¢23123-8—-1 eared WESTERN GOLF TITLE WON BY MRS, PERRY FISK, DETROIT, Mich, . Aus? 30.—Mére, the Golf mn here to-day defeat 6, afta Jr Nelder Bina 1916 and BOSTON, Mess, Aug. %.—~Barney ir, the Irieh c 0c punkining” beg. of aris sate tht it inal te Fa 4 dedatoa HE ike alstory of tune club as thang ease a) caer aa Se So ‘Satara se rete Sid Aad: erent with another intereatha between him and number of twirling o ere appears to be & feeling that thare is qn underground objection to the series in is3 fe br tet ‘but, at no, we have failed to find it, The Yank players are very eager to have the fight and this is true of the Giants, As yet’ M w has not publ that , would have been little chance BR Rereitei cither teia bs ey a if advan’ thelr lead t! there Deat- they are popping ‘that ball now! BASEBALL Of Anierican and WITH CARD TO-DAY The Hopeful and Saratoga Cup the Big Races for “the Getaway. -_——— By Vincent Treanor. SARATOGA SPRINGS, Aug. 30. 1B month's racing meeting winds up here to-day with two features which ‘should be among the most attractive of the soason. These are the Hopeful, for two-year- Olds, with something like $25,000, and the Sara\ Cu Man 0° War will be the ‘avorite for the Hopeful, ata probibitive price, Win barring accidents or the worst kind of racing luck. He has soundly beaten ail those that will op- tm- ip and a poor break, rf this afternoon's race. On riday morning he was worked three-eighths of a mile by his Louls Feustel, and the watches of ali the clockers showed the startling time of 383-5 seconds for the distance, Ethel Gray, a filly whictMionn ws. Madden ya 4 sold to Montford Jones, the Oklahoma oll magnate, is spoken of as the real contender or the Hopeful honors. She bas run creditable races, and never having won, bas the advantage of the maiden allowance, In other words ehe will carry 112 pounds to the 130 in o° War is a@ked to shoulder, landicappers, however, are Ja clined to look to the Whitney pair, lark, to furnish op- peet beat the Riddle colt ju only race in which he met ds- feat. The victory of the Whitney colt, however, was jargely dye to Man o° War's hard tuck. Pr, C th other Whitnpy starter in the race, the oolt that has raced very diva estern Peatingyy. weer the name of Satnmy. is name is changed beginning with to-day’s racing, The Saratoga Cup, judging by tho overnight entries, looks @ practical walkover for Sam Hildreth's Pur- chase. Exterminator and Thunder- storm are the only two sent out id the overnight entr! Thunderstorm ran erday and not likely to be sent back and terminator has shown. nothing this year which would give him a chance to beat Purchase. The Hildreth colt looks ike a 1 to 10 shot, Nobody is sorry the meeting ts winding up to-day. It has been dis- astrous, from a financial standpoint, for the public. Winning favorites have been fow and far between and to mont Park ba Mon- day will be, welcomed. oy AVERAGES National Leagues (Ooerrigit, 1019, by Al Munroe Riise) ey oe about ir the first time in the history of | § American League club here the Wer ase ugue (is there ia no ; danger of & aa “the . The is year ends on Sept. 39 instead of around Oct. 8, as was the case in it years. This condition is due to the present sched- ule calling for 140 games instead of | Ke a 8 V ger between Yanks an Giants would pack the Polo Grounds As ure. a) would'be aimee tol it popular event thas championship fight between our local oan be run simultaneously a iat World's Series and, as the ampionship will be fought out Toth Waat—betwoon Cincinnati and Pole Groutds for day following, After that mal League Pitching, Ww. 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