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IA CKWARD, TURN OF TIME IN YouR. % 4 _—_—_— _ Leonard Will Make Weight for Dundee, but Not Necessarily, the Lightweight Limit. > ad KENNY LEONARD fought and beat Johnny Clinton the other Might in Syracuse and lost three end a half pounds. Just before that ‘he met Soldier Bartfeld in Philad and boxed rings around him a of which leads up to the bout ) with Johnny Dundee, which is sched- tiled for Newark a week from to- night. ‘There is some kind of a weight | &greement for this bout, but nobody seems to know what it is, We asked Billy Gibson last night about it, but Be wasn't willing to divulge tho exact ‘Poundage for the mill. “We are going to make some weight for Dundeo and that's all ther *%” waid Gibson, “There ha» been @ lot of talk about Leonard not being & lightweight, but I'll say he is and | Will bet accordingly. Dundee has ) had @ strong notion that ho can beat if he can get him around 183-pound limit, and that's what We are stringing with. “I won't say that Leonard is going to weigh in at the old-fashioned light- Weight iimit for Dundee, but I will “+ gay wo are going to make a certain % il EVENING WORLD'S OWN SPORT HISTORY BASEBALL. weight for him. | It. ts ridiculous to assert that} CHICAGO, Sept. 10—The Cubs a Were the better starters and the Leon: i igh in within RY sere Rong. te wales Giants the better stayers in the ® pound of Dundee, because Johnny Is Mcrasty «390 poueder. Thay haye ise header opening the last series os SME cx deh = season, and an even break was met the result. The Cubs won the first Dundee has given Benny a hard argu-| 20° Pia he seems to be the onty| S#M*, 4 to 1, because they hammered ‘ment; Jess Barnes for three runs before the eres 02 Give Benny 02-88-1415 stiw got talrly warmed up. i and he surely does. : “ft the first inning, ‘The Giants took the are gradually getting Benny) second, 7 to 1, because hey kept to a point where he cam fight pouriling away at “Speed” Martin's at 183 pounds, but believe| fast ones while the Cub attack t wasted and withered before Arthur pS Me wan't xo to that notch untess | Nehf's fine curves and hooks. > there is something worth while at) WASHINGTON, Sept. 10.--James stake, Leonard is @ natural light-| had the better of Johnson in a pitch- | weight, mo. matter what anybody| ei duel and Chicago took the first | gays, and It is up to me ax his manager| £4M° of the series from Washington ¥ & Koore Of 2 to 0, to exploit him as such when every-| PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 10.—Phila- “bedy else believes to the contrary. sade vite pix recruit players beat troit by a score of 4 to 3. oe Lr agp rey Reale ST. LOUIS, Sept. 10.-A sharp at- game. If anybody t ¥| tack combined with two damaging te a lightweight, all he han to do is bet | errors gave the St. Louls Cardinals _ ® Bomething. tend runs in the first inning and fi * these were enough to beat the Brook: Dundes ts a great litte fgnter and) | °F. obins in thelr opening kame of . he never will be convinced of the idea! their last Western series. It was a that he isn’t Leonard's superior. Tho , @ly thing that Benny must do to Bring the little Italian to his senses is bh hard luck break for Sherrod Smith, who didn’t allow a run after the first and couldn't be blamed for whut hap- hen. The Robins crawled up t@ knock him out. 80 far Leonard hi: Siowiy, bat couldn't gét up even and met the best of them, even welter- weights, but, to be fair, I'll say that mone 5f them has given him the fight Dundee puts up. Benny knows this the final score was 4 to 3. CINCINNATI, Sept. 10.—George a accordingly be is working hard be right for the Scotch wop. Smith held the league leaders to two singles and Philadelphia won by @ score of 2 to 0. PITTSBURGH, Pa, Sept. 10— Pittsburgh defeated Boston in both games of a double header, the scores being 6 to 3 and 6 to 1. CINCINNATI, Sept. 10.—Close to 100,000 applicants for World's Series seats in Cincinnatl have one chance CYLR correspondent trom Newark, i Mr. Brady, started something when he wrote us about the BASEBALL AND ALL GWE US THE LERO AGAIN JUST FOR TONIGHT Fu Gury JOCK MEGRawR i} Giant and Yankee Line-Ups| Hereafter Will Be Largely Composed of Youngsters. W sured poth New York bascbull teams it is interesting to not that both McGraw and Huggins are beginning to try out new talent for a fresh start next spring. This is espe clally true of the Giants, From now on McGraw's club will be made up almost entirely of youngsters, which 1s avery wise move, There is no better method of testing a novice than to season him under real fire, All ther. ries can be-upset by a basg hit. As the musical M Byron, in the heydey of his umpiring, said to Larry Doyle one day after a violent protest over a called strike; “You'll never get} any base hits with that bat on your shoulder.” By the same token, a young pitcher! will never get any strike-outs while! By Bozeman Bulger. ITH the loss of a pennant as- ~ esming injustice of some fighters as-| in ten of seeing the teams play. Aue suming names .| gust Herrmann, resident 0! he " . UABRt CPR: 7 badge oo Reda, announced to-day that 10,000 Milled to. He picked on “Young Jack| reserved soats in Redland Park will y," In particular, and made fons“ which have aroused the little town of Newark. We ‘to be fair'to everybody, and ac- ly we print to-day the come- to Mr. Brady's sincere criticism. tl, fake it for what it is article appeared in your be distributed by lot. These seats will be for the first three games in Cincinnati, All applications will be placed in a@ receptacle and then drawn out as in @ jottery. COLUMBUS, 8. C., Sept. 10,—Co- jumbia defeated Atlanta by a score of 6 to 2 in the opening game of the post-season series between the pen- nant winners of. the South Atlantic and, Southern Association, | kT estaptra much comunent in| MISCELLANEOUS. “town, to-wit, Newark, sup-| PHILA HIA, Sept. 10.—Yale to be written bya townsman| won two singles und two double ine, by the name of Mr. Brady.| matches in the Intercollegiate tennis not take Insue with him; on tho| tournainent at. Me Charles 8 hand, 1 will sustain wll bis al-| Garland, the Kli star, had no trouble With one exception. How-| jn defeating G. W. Hielm, captain of to make a long story short, 1 am| the iarvard teatn, in ‘their third my boxer's picture. I want) round singles clash, while: Garland to anewer this question impar-| and kK. N. Hawks of Yule beat Fisher and unbiasedly; If you had a 6-2, 6-1, in and Hanlon of Cornel), ler and he looked like the in- COFnE eek i loubles match, The other Ploture, what whould you call] Youbies team ain camo through at a the expenso of Corne i's No, 1 team, ad the Cowardly assault he! jeid and Holt. Katltenbach and e that he was] iierndon, Princeton, won through i et it wus Young Jack y's brother who committed | assault and not Dempsey. How- » Young Jack tried to hold the from the rear to stop him hitting his brother. ‘The special oe, , had committed ana on him. Dempsey's original sentence by ihe default of Brown and Fisher of Penn sylvania, While Helm and Manighen Harvard won from Nassau, Pfingst of Pennsylvania, 6 ATLANTIC ( Shooting straight Strong cast wind, close to shots from al} parts of the country tarted in the thirteenth annual trap- person. asa dis-| natch at the Atlantic City Alrport take this opportunity, and 1 am| W: Henderson, the Kentucky | Btute @ure you will, to clear the good name | champion, led the feld wich 19 dead youngster who is trving to push| birds. Sica Pic ‘Way UP the pugilistic ladder to | SYRACUSE, Sept. 10.— W te fe and just because he looks like| king of New England horsemen, Ls famous Jack, he should be cen. | achieved the ambition of his career mre at the Syracus Grand Ciroult meet By 7 ‘ou in ad when he piloted McGregor. the Bincereiy, vance, T am, | 16 i 'mect woh of Peter the Great and Ituth McGregor, to a straight- classic heat victory in thi Empire Bate $10,000 stakes for 2.12 class trot ters. Cox not only won the race but (ML ROBERTS KNOCKS OUT established a New record in the first ch McGregor stepped li _ FRITTS IN SECOND ROUND. | e8!; YN the f tent ime va trot — n the big event, ter ever mad NEW INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE ‘Bi Roberts of Staten Island, who iy to meet Ed Kinley at th, Ss P Je Ball Park next Tuesday out Balloo Pritts of Stancing of Clues, a e second round of their Wok Pe) Club, bout at the Bay- 43 tril ema “ 7) sitting on the bench. ‘There have been many occasions where a young pitehor spent his whole season on a ben was released without a trial and came back thesnext year a star with some other club. Refusal to take a chanco has lost many @ promising youngster that way. Some managers Joatn to experiment, even with the pennant sone, through their inherent desire to! win a ball game at any cost. Miller Huggins is right now going throug a siege of doubt on that sub ject and being criticised for not ttempt to get a better line on hiss extra men. In his cam however, there ts more reason for timidity than in that of MeGraw, ‘The Glants have second place cinched, while the | Yanks must fight hard to wrest sec ond or third place from the Tigers or the Indians, The gulning of one oft positions this season means hing. It means to the players { small share of the receipts of the v ld's Se rk That is the only possible excuse for the Yank nm r not being willing to take We willing to give him the benefit of the doubt the prospect of next spring bot is mueh more important to him and to th public than the earnings of a litt extra cigarette money for the wint MeGraw already has begun the big experiment, and from now on you may expect to see the following names in the line-up of the Giants: Kelley, 1b; ; infielders, Baird, s Ryan and Win ters: While Kelley, Vriseh and Baird have b frequently, very few of the have yet broken into a box see This young man Kinsella, t by the way, is a son of Dick Kinsella, for years chiet scout of the Glants Cooney is a star infielder from the Providence Club of the Bastern League, Statz is from H Cross, and in addition to his expertness on the diamond is one of the best col- ge golfers in the country, On the st trip West h ed several of the courses un: r, Rowen ts a red-headed hitter from the. New Haven Club, All are itching for a chance, And while the Giants are getting the new talent in shape it is interest~ Ing to figure out just how the present team could be Improved on paper. dervey 01, 1 UH 3 . : her and he dere Ove terrific right Baees. t The present team of Giants, In the looked to be 30 per cent, bet- an anything in the league, On it Is’ to-day better than the But thi developed gone With Pennants Lost, Local Clubs Try Out Talent for Next Year ” WEDNESDAY, eins ae eR NAR (as wet ka we Mog Mg ae” es Copyright, 1919, by The Press Publishing Co. (The New York Evening World), fighting spirit that nati to 4 pennant. decide things on form. pennants. In other words, Gianus were sure of that spirit noxt spring they would need new material. On if cruits. in a double-h casioned by rain and cold in the fall Cleveland the Yanks must now or not at all, Th explains Miller Huggins’s announce ment that he will very likel Carl Mays in the first game. Yank manager evidently intends use Mays in the opening against each of the threo clubs. ing yesterday and Ban Johnson had day's rest. The Colonels also took veeat affidavit h the counsel for rattle off a dozen or so. carried Cincin- ‘That spirit can not be discovered in the records., 1 is the one thing past the experts Who It wins the the fighting not paper their present team exceeds anything that may be hoped for in a string of -re- To-day the Yanks tackle Cleveland ler, a postponement of yesterday's game having heen oc- weather, To get a share of that extra money beat piteh ‘The to game Western There was a Jull in injunction fir- well, maybe they put in an ere and there to keep their when the Ban Johnson attorneys or the Colonels don't | Hand‘cay had the weather been warm Owner Hildreth, in talk- oe « i the Be . EPTEMBER 10, 1919. BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK - ty ve JOE, 1M HAVING A PLAY PRODUCED-| WILL YOU LEND ME a Bw Ts PUT On? CERTAINLY, iVBERTE t GAMES TO-DAY. Now York at Chicago. yookiym at St. Li Phitade ustom at Pittsburgh. { ‘F188 “s] woolen’ tual Pnuadcrpee GAMEL YESTERDA/, GAMES TO-DAY. By Thornton Fisher MISS LEAUDEA 1S ALMOST SURE TO REACH NAL Former Barnard Champion Likely to Meet Miss Wagner | for State Title Saturday. Bight players advanced to the round before the semi-final in the New York State women's championship tennis tournament, which is once more having its setting on the courts of the New York Lawn Tennis Club at 238th Street and Broadway. Among the players to advance were Miss Helen Gilleaudeau. the former Barnard College champion, and Miss Marie Wagner, the present holder of the title. Skipping gracefully and swiftly about |the court and making any number of sensational “gets, Miss Gilleaudeau easily defeated Mics Margarct Grove in ‘a third round match by @ score ot 6—2, 6—2. The winner was wonderfully fast in’ getting over the heavy turf, while her hard and accurate driving prevented Miss Grove from coming to the net. Miss Gil victory was #0 impressive tha ‘sy hardly any doubt now about her reaching the final J. It is most likely that she will Miss Wagne Saturday in the that will decide the ttle Wagner, like Miss Gilleaudeau, easy victory yesterday. resent champion eliminated Mrs. Hi, Pritehard in a third round |match by a score of 6 1. Mis | Wagner's drives were far too puzaling } for Mrs, Pritchard to fathom. | Another winner in the third round | vesterday was Mrs. Robert Le Roy. Sho defeated Misa Coroma Winn, the “southpaw” player, in a spirited three- | get match by the score of 6-1, 2-6, 6-2 Steadiness and ability to send her re- turns close to the base line brought vie~ tory to Mrs. Le Roy "The doubles got under way yesterday | with seventeen pairs entered. Among thoge who will compete in the doubles will be Mra, Frankf Hlory, the foriner Molla Bjurstedt. Mrs. Mallory in paired with Mrs. Spencer Fullerton Weaver and is in the upper half of the draw. The former Miss Bjuratedt will play her first match since her marriage this afternoon, HopeLess! Father Time Seems to Be The Only Veteran Missing In Seniors’ Golf Tourney Lots of Pep Displayed at/itsthe Yieta atthe end-or the second day Of the Southern Open Golf Cham- i 3 ‘. 01 To 1 i 46 Opening of Annual Gather plonahip Tournament he ° oper Mt ing at Apawamis Club. ‘Amatedt ‘Championship. and K. Doug- jas Edgar, Canadian open champion, at New York (1 it Boston, Chicago at Wash Detroit at Phitadelpnia, Only by Miracle Trained Again a 4 hand 18, bu pot enough to call it a NEW record in 4 real day of labor, In the affidavit ol r league it ix considered an off day hea hung up | yesterday. rious Cutdown, By Vincent Treanor. in the Manhattan Lucullite Equals Record For a Mi Was Horse After Se- a race at a mile edly have been Mike O'Dowd, the articles of agreement calling for ten-round bout at a show torium the fans of St » on Sept Paul nd Minneapolis re Wil wou! be fairly Macken inatead, Wilt Bur have to mubotilule some Urea! Wiljama now ref ve for Keany, for the boxing slows held by the A demey City sats mate a cv marke aude against the Loxem in une of Lose woats, and for fact that he is staging im club, has made Manager tie fifty-cent wei be 61 in the fuuary, Armory 8 Canton, O., wrap with Eddie Trembly of we U, 8. N bout with F being staged in the Quaker City to-night, more fighting voll growsde 00 Tuewiay went, Sept, meet Haldle Moran, tbe English featherweight, the elar bout uf alx rounde at the National of Philadelyhia on Saturday evening, Sept, 20, that was missing in the Giants ‘t came tp the, Griveroant or osprit, the goods but never yf nog makes ‘anather figbter to hie alwady long string eemcnmnrsiaht, whe | o~ i Sia middleweight champion, and Soldier Bartfield, the rugged Brooklyn fighter, have signed to be brought off by Jack Reddy, the fight bromoter of St. Paul, in the big audi- ‘The boxing » O'Dowd in action and | = ie Brown, who ls now residing at Mila Jama of Bridgeport has been J. Levindky boxes Bartley to box Kenny, 00 Mataimaker Jennings will | There are v0 more fifiy-cnnt erate being sold | A. | condition he le comin The people wha bovgtit wngside plain Agvinst the Angulting re w the reason, with tant bouts at hie wnivige do away with The general aduesion “will on Saturday night and hie second tor twelve rounds at a slow to be held at Bangor, Champion Johnoy Kilbade must lotend te do for tewigen being matched to moe: Frankie Burne of Jerwy Cy for the feather weight chamnplonahip title at the Jemey City bare ie manager, Jammy Dune, hae just signed him up wo Ab Lipoe, formerly of thie olty, bat who home in Philadeipiia, has addet Fistic News _soin Foor and Gossi every battle he takes part management promising toxer, bed | Frid 0 from, anxious to s ‘ a for that reason Reddy decided to have | yin, Wem. a , Bartfleld take him on. ‘The bout; cordy' with litde fellows ought to packed house, as| ame wu be O'Dewa is in the West. | it, 1,, at the National A, C. and hie eexood with for cidit rounde at wae « partner for years, Battling Light heavyweight, hae destined to |S: do. om Ue igi of sat, 21 or 24 Wiliamw at Lie Armory A, A, of Jersey City - a seus Mon Sl toe Jeff Smith, the Bayonne (N, J.) middieveight Was signed iu) tondi Pitteburgh Wight heavyweight at an opm air boiang show at Fortes Pies! in Pitteburgh will be their Unint meeting, tat be can ontpoint Greb Ww Dick Howell, tiv of Bridge; Conn, is a ™ tying to tring Chameton tanos bout Uying to clinch the match, coated as pe, He wants (ifteon rounds at Hartford, ‘hulu Bid," the game Baooklyn Italian mid All detaile for the el Clay Turver, the Indian, and Newark light bearrweight, Me,, on next Monday night, N, 4, ‘The men will come together in the «az Kadlec Mead, manager of Joe Lynch, expects to| ut at whe show to be hoki by the Loos A, O, sign bis bantam star today in Phitadelphia for y [of Wat a@ity on Friday evening, Sop 19, ‘Olympia 4. 22. as Pr ceapta, Halwards has wired him asking his terms, Lynch ba boxes Joe Burman oa: the all star card tha; us| Mike McTigue, the local ors pot flight very often, aight of Bayt, 17, as the Trenton A. smith of Bayoane, N rounds at the club's . io how, A match was arranged last in ¢ sational Brooklyn featherweight of Williamson ought to develop into one of our topuotch bantams, ae be ie & very Jack Coyne, the crack welterweight, has been lie Doeeserick of the good man bis weight er Yorm than before be entered with Terry Martin of Providence, 1¢ Tredton A. C, to moot Harry Greb, sat be will do ti trond bout betareen jay by Matolenaker Joe MoNulty of Perth Amboy. Tumer le to recive 30 por coat, of the gram re. bas signed him up to meet Jeff those game rushing fightem who Koos tearing ato ad amnent from beR to boil, They will clash in a twelve-round decision battle in New Bedford, Mass, on the might of ‘Fo morrow night At Ringhamion, N.Y, sheets Phil Logan, while on Bopt, 16 at the Mau ‘This battler ie Mex Williemeos, the! iiton Club in amalc N. J. Sider in, Under Lappe’e ay night, Sept, 2, the ariny, has beea in two more fights ‘The fimt of theve on Saturday night, shaney of Baltimore of Trenum, in @ ten-round bout to be brought off on Sept, 27, ‘This and as Smith feels ben he is Well-known porting writer mer promoter who Jack Britton and Champion Benny Leonart togettior ins long dis Dick was in town for a few days! but has not suo: the men to daule Coan,, on Oet, 13, Johnny Saxon, the were compielad to | midKeweight, who } got busy on the matchmaker of the, the windup of eight MeNgue is one of u ; it, and Hilly De Foe, Lecennd will ge le at Belmont BELMONT SELECTIONS. First Race--M'ss Kruter, Our Nephew, Back Bi Second Race — War Rocket, repment, Stepson. Third Race—Pictor, Sun Dial IL, The Cock, Fourth Race—Neddam, Wedding Cake, Cieopatra. . Fifth Race—Queationnaire, Au- dactous, Thu clap. ° Sixth’ Race-John P, Grier, Pad- riac, Star Court. ing about Lucullite after tle race, Fe- culled the day that his fleet son of ‘Trap Rock had been kicked at the Post by Debadou, and almost ruineg at Saratoga two years ago. “Mr. Bel- mont and 1," said Illdreth, about decided not to start the horse in the Hopeful Stakes, as the track was muddy. We did not know whether he fancied the going or not, but finally decided to try him any- way! Debudou was shod with caulks, and he splintered the bone in one of} Lucullite’s hind legs above the hock on the inside, We took three or four slivers out of the wound immediately after the finish of the race, and the next winter several additional pieces had to be removed, It was a mighty close call to losing the colt.” Lucullite is out of the untried dam Lucky Lass, by Ormondale, the soc- ond dam being the speedy but er- ratic Luxcasta, by Donovan, “en, Pershing is to be honored at the race track to-day, The feature of the card at Belmont Park is named after him, It is @ mile race for three-year- olds with $2,000 added and a silver trophy donated by the Owners’ As- Soclation “is to go to the winner. Origiginally this race was catalogued as the Islip Handicap, ‘There. ar twelve entries to the race and froin its valuation every owner and trainer represented will strive to win it for the sake of its historic value. There wasn't a single disqualifica- tion at Belmont yesterday, ‘The stewards didn’t sea anything wrong in the running of the various events and there were no hoots, and howls from the spectators, Everything seemed on the up and up and even if they wanted to, the spectators had no reason to complain, Looks @s if Billyy Karrick’s luck has changed. He hasn't done’ any- thing worth mentioning since Over There was disqualified in the Reali- zation Handicap, He started Masked Dancer in the fifth race yesterday. It was only a five-furlong affair and the Dancing filly was considered a good thing. She was for four and a half furlongs and then she trailn off. Mr, Welch's Pilgrim came on like flash in the last sixteenth to win go- ing away. : tis a Peak “had | place with 147. to-day with were tied’ for second The tournament ends thirty-six holes play. LD FATHER ‘TIME’S familiar scythe must look like a golf club to those menrbers of the | Senior Players’ Association who are | now holding their fifteenth annual tourney at thé Apawamis Club. Talk about pep! Why, these veterans cavort on the links like a lot of youngsters, Rev, J. Gray Bolton of the Philadel- phia Cricket Club, one of the oldest men in the tournament and well over veventy, led the field for the net The programme of the women's na- tional amateur golf championships to be held at the Shawnee Country Club, Shawnee-on-Delaware, from Sept. 25 to Oct. 4, was announced last night from the ‘offices of the United States Golf Association by Howard F. Whit- ney, Secretary. Monday, Sept. 29, will be devoted to the qualifying round, for which «a medal donated by the U. 8. G. A. goes to the winner, The first h round will get under way on y, Sept. 30, and match play will wards card reading 99—25—14, |continue until Saturday, Oct. 4, when ® Wo RSs es! of the tour- |the championship final round will be nament last year, again played from | staged. | scratch and ‘he had the best gross a on | score of the day, an 84, He went out|, MANCHESTER, Vt., Sept. 10.—More 100 golfers are entered for the nineteenth annual Equinox Cup golf tournament at Ekwanok Country Club, and will play the eighteen hole qualt- in 43, with a seven at the long ninth, and came home in 41 for an 84, Hi |eard read: | W. F. Truesdell, Garden City: fying round. to-day. Among the en- Sour 4464546 7-3 trants are Sherrill Sherman of Utiea, In 454464 4 5 6-4I—M/ Willlam Patten Schnectady, H. | esdell played with Rollo Ogden of Baltusroi and the last named mude the tround in 94, his handicap of ten giving total of "vahnestock, ‘Treasurer of the neylvania Railroad, and his club- », Winthrop Surgent, were paired, oth’ had the same met, an 84, but ‘ahnestock enjoyed a twenty-three- stroke allowance, whereas Mr, Sargent Gardner, J. Collett of Provi ton, and a large number ropolitan district, includ tome, A. J. KB. C. Beall, TORONTO, Ont., Sept. 10.—George fecvived twelve strokes. Dr, Carlos F.|S, Lyon of the Lambton Golf and Mucbonald'' of Tuxeds, the “famous | Country Club ‘retained. the senior enist,. he 087. “pity a athe heavy turf made low scoring | cham? p title with an aggregate score of 157 for the two rounds of difficult for many of the seniors, espe: | the Canadian Senior Golf Asso a i a tion {cially those in the advanced or “D" ltiurhament.. All of the gompatitons: ‘There was George Wright, for ins| Were more than fifty yeurs old, ‘The ‘This old-timer from Boston,| Canadian veteran team, which will rofessior basebal} C4 oppane the representatives of the jd not do as well yesterday I mites ates ior G Ans not do as well yeaterday d States Senior Golf Association on the Appawamis Club links at Rye, N. Y., to-morrow, left here last night, J. A. Machadon of the Royal Ottawa the lead nd of the first day. He took 105 for the round. so that his handicap of fourteen strokes left him & reanee Club has been substituted for A. Wil- ‘James A. Tyng, for years identifed| son of Montreal, who was unable te at ‘Huituarol, but now. representing | accompany the tean the National Links, bed BO sense to —_——_—_ Dash of his'93, but as he re- eT AY we fourcairoke handicap, Will Make Besiere Debut, hin 89 net pleeed him far down the) Among the daredevils of the auto list. Before Tyng ever Heard Ea ts racing game who are planning to make ho wan famous ware Daseball BICHCK thele Kastern debut in the 1$0-mile at Harvard, He 1 the man who] Auto Classic which will feature. the He the idea first} racing card at the UNELAT Mace jors’ tourna has}. seniors’ tournament, Ang s,| Speedway on Saturday, Sept. 20, are meee go net, wasisted by a thirty-| Toland Nicholson, the “Whirlwind handicap csiey, President of |Piat” Of Pitteburgh, and Jean Lebeau, York tite insurance Com. | the champion of Canada not ter than 101, abrey, Who hax been took an even Apawamis in return a total of 3 OTHER GOLF NEWS. resulted in the fon tourni it litan Golf Ax- y Hollow Country OF AUTUMN MEETING AT BRAUTIFG BELMONT PARK Only two close m frat Found of the of the Women's Met won by wide margins, Miss Beatrice Lounsbery, iving Bedford girl the f and Misa Ka’ Romann, sother youth: TO-MORROW'S FEATURES ful espe Miss Lounshery | $1,500 Nassau Stakes efeuting her onpanent by 2 up |] Whitestone Steeplechase 10 POY) ae ter tie |} Souths myton Hand cap of Dunwoodie and Mrs. Other Thrilling Contests farview, the first named winning on the home green. jullfo fowon the Massachus tts open hip from fast fleld of pro- champlonzolters, when. he completed venty-two holes at the Worcester the meet. in 303 strokes, Guilford onhe frst amateur to win’ the State Spen. He won the amateur Hine In 1K, BOXING THURSDAY NIGHT : shen. Arotessionais, Brady 0 Pe i betes aL ey, George Fotheringham of New } ¥ Ad 3 y. |York ind ohn Cowan "of ockbridgn TAREE STARK BOUTS [Rebar second at 306 and divided $450 Mel. Coowan va. Jimmy Hanlon in prize money, mmone va, Allen. tone Phen there was’ Chief Justice ; Mahton Pitney, who had all sorts of a Manbic. taking thirteen strokes for Ss reeeisin holes yet he stuck gamely tenia task, and. had the courage to j