The evening world. Newspaper, May 10, 1920, Page 17

“OTHER SPORTS Resolute Trials |All-Americans Give Satisfaction|Win Soccer Title BRISTOL, R. L, May 10—The fret! s7T. LOUIS, Mo. May 10—For the (rials of the sloop Resolute, candidate} fret time in history an all-American for the honor of defending the/ born soccer team is the holder of the America’s Cup this summer, were) United States football association held m Narragansett Bay and foe tae ei This Speer went to Gave complete satistaction, acourding| 429 Men, tay detested tie wore iter y defeated tne Fore River to the experts aboard. The slooP/ecieven of Quincy, Mass. by a oo016 of ‘went out first in the forenoon, whena)2 to 1 in the final matches. The tdx-knot breese was blowing from the| largest crowd {hat has ever witnessed @ soccer mato! ere, estimates at northwest, and again in the after-/ 11999 persons, attended, the men moon, when the water had roughened | who played for the Millers were born under a -knot breeze from the/ in the city. southwest. The St. Louis players started with ‘The yacht @ mainsail, club]/a rush after winning the toss and l, foresall and jib, and it was| choosing to kick off, and after a half -| minute of play Centre Forward Dunn cept for the leaches of the main eail,| missed a fine chance. Five minutes °\) which was @ little flat, The new! later Page, of the visitors, took a free * consti kick from Black and headed it past a|the goal. However, it was not until after twenty-seven minutes ‘of play that a goal was tallied. Then Marre pat the Ben ee ahead, after gak- ee. club topsail and the main gaff of ing @ pass from inate stood the trip well and ap- to give better stability and THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, MAY 10, 1920. moe: - Retiring From | American Woman Golfer Injured| on Eve o ritish Teoemey. NEWCASTLE, County Down, Ireland, May 10,—M! Rosamund Sherwood, the American golfér, met with @n accident yesterday which probably will prevent her from participating In the British Ladies’ golf championship tournament to-morrow. While vaulting a fence Miss Sherwood ran a stake Mto her foot and to-day was being wheeled about in an invalld’s chatr, : —_—»—. Tennis Players Begin Battle ter the Harlem Cup. Alfred D, Hammett, Herbert H. Manchester, Allan H. Behr, Harvey B. O’Boyle and Benjamin I’. Leteon made @ brave beginning in the Harlem Cup lawn tennis tournament on the courts of the Harlem Club yesterday. The record entry list of 12% competitors was early in action. Thrqughout the day the progress was rapid and al- ways to the satisfaction of the large gallery in attendance, ’ canteen Heminway Crew Captain, NEW HAVPN, Conn.. May 10—B. L. 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