The evening world. Newspaper, June 24, 1920, Page 27

THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1020. NEWS OF ALL ‘THE SPORTS Seer We Carry a Full L'n: of “Pictorial Review” Patterns tigen and Vardon 76, Seco tal Bargain Friday r | Dean Likely to Turn Tabies ‘sich ond 8 Mitchell 68, Braid 69, | On Walker for College Title} . FNB And Barnes Scores 81)r:inceion stars Praying Has) gate. 0") G ‘ound bh at Mi Been Outstanding Feature of | ‘te ‘airway and need- | Tea Matches. } Jess Sweetser, the Yale freshman, }— | | L. A. PRICE, eres. Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Promptly Refunded ‘All the Favorites Likely to| dgn, alley was off ner x who astoniehe et by break: | | West 14th Street-—Between 5th and 6th Aves. | f of the tournament, the team | ¢o; Qualify in British Open | ritrany ana Ft Are Victors at ase) Jing the Apawamis record with a 69 in | Extraordinary Values in Fie tgcaai: and ako’ Jaunty New tech competition, the Tigers literally By William Abbott. 1918, finished better than Walker with | ‘hewed up Yale, Harvard, Cohimbia, rk ¥ | ‘yig{Comnell, Dartmouth, Williams and} *\ (yasney . \ a ing ui s_ Pennsylvania. tn the individuals Ss ai | r- Championship, 1 of 316, rounds of 78, 82, 79, 79. | HB intercollegiate golf ohampion- | Swe 8 pet shot, a t ‘mashie ship now in progress at the| pitch, wes in good working order yes- terday . a ope! LONDON, June %-—Play for the| golt toutnament of the Internati open golf championshi t| Association of Rotary Clubs o ten f championship of Great! iinks of the Country. Club. of ritein ts on at last. Clty at Northfield. “Gilman P. The first of the two quatifying) and Clarence D, Stewart ke n ea he "leld Dr rounds was played yesterday and| jig every ect er ne nearly 200 golfers drove off ever two courses, This big fleld will be reduced to seventy-two after the second test- Nass course looks pretty much Orange and. Black. The first | starting to-day Prmaveton is favored.| princeton entered a well balanced | ing round to-day, and there seams ts ae ee *| The finnlldts are Hkely 16 be J. Simp- | team in Dean, Haight, Foster, Pulling, Msbac \ aha class them A large bn at prices that be little doubt that all the stars will ; son Dean, the Tiger captain and A. L.|Dougias and Littleton, who, is a son|Uifferently, but broadly | indicate substantial savings awality. ‘Travers Kquals @ Golf Course Mark.| Walker Of Columbia, the defending {of Martin W. Littleton, the well known ‘ $ ; si ere hs wae: und | y_18 @ best ball match played at the|ahampion. Walker defeated Dean for| lawyer... The whole tribe of Tigers speaking there are three Sateen & Fine Quality ; : non © tenes Peewee b yesterday, Jerry Trav-| college honors last year, but the| played so well that it was dificult to|/ kinds of wool— Jersey Suits Sateen Suits of 81, but he will surely pull himself ae (Afe4nd) princetonian has trimmed lis Cohim- | plek the four to qualify in match play G ! Pe i together to-day, It Is generally pre- Ho, bad as his partne: | bia adversary thin year and his | competition. ood Sateen, __ neatly piped with colors Jersey suits | 36 to 46 and 46 with bloomers | to 54, dicted that two 80's or 160 for thirty- hay ‘Thompavn of neers ana] present game is far more impressive Bad! by x pbidin soit the oppoging team Was mado up o.|than Walker's, . sig, holes will be a safe score tol Pe cPPOtne Suu" 4 Be Davia ot| It was this same Dean, a dle, curty- Marquard Wins Indifferent ! the home club, who tur: in an &8-| haired lad from Atlanta whom Bobby A ’ trimmed with 7 era's card pro- ; i Sure they mix ’em up. ‘ Hagen felt keen for golf yesterday |#rewate of 72, traversis car Jones, his pal, delights fh, calling Fi B kl . ted or white; sizes niliptie KO beann well,’ Bit’ sous ince all the winning figures for h *) simp,” who was the outstanding-figue or roo yn Especially now that good 86 to 46, P / Mutt : p the team conrpetition that et ft Suri ao foltha that his putter was not w: rk- Bowden Wins a Golf Title. | yesterday with such, am easy victory Oh Te goods are scarce. $1 98 haces ingin a to be desired. Out in 40} xuwToN, Mass. Juno 24.—Georgo|for the Jerseymen, Dean's four) The. left arm of Rube Marquard of |” it not for us! . One: Oatuers. 0 Walter zed that he must buck| Bowden of the Commonwealth Country | rounds, 78, 76, %4, 75, represented a|the Robins the cunning of more Sateen Suite | V,,>** up, and the horrible thought came er eee, the | State open fg Mt chata~ j brand of golf that ‘Tow amateurs could | famous days rday afternoon at Hb- We demand, and get, the Fee dian’ te els over him of what an awful blow it|Pplonship on the Goo blinks thave duplicated over a course like | bets Field. After a poor start in the] beet Grades the world grows. wold be if he failed to qualify. wbnte two holes, played ‘in the two| Nassau. in pig professional tourna- | first inning when the Pirates got two models, _ prettily 3 als is thought, perhaps, made him| Gays of the tournament, the lowest ever |Wwents it is & tume-honored custom | runs, their total for the game, he set-| Takes fine cloths to make trimmed; red, od ‘srt sizes 86 $3.98 edttie down to business and he came | turned in for a Massichusetts cham: | that there must be one bad round {| died down and was truly invincible. 19] Fine clothes green or white, to 4 hothe in 36, for a total of 76, well | ptonship. the four, but If Dean's highest round | the mean time, the Robins played with . in the noce: limit, smtp Ren of 78 im poor golf there will be | th, irit and dash that ‘Kked thet Y i “ibe ache ture 88 ** 1 Woe OL Perfor [Serer Se peera seco ae eee ‘iutati| Plenty men’s suits at $50 Gpore: three strokes under the be satisfied not to have. their game back onthe winning side and: into sec-| and $60. $2.98 $4.98 ing wonletul Oar yatite, Bea Likea Champi ion\. wet any Letter, eevee! eee | gua! Norfolles, $15 up. A Manufacturer’s Stock of Sale of High and Low l | startled the gallery with a 69. e fab Mi ygpe : coming pa 4 NEW PLAYING RECORD Men who know our Bo s’ S = | F t sy agin sae" * Suits | ootwear ‘Harry Vardon turned in a 76, the “6 cpap ‘ ES loi aa nkaecte wate k many promising score. The MADE BY RED SOK STAR “Pedestrian” last will be Wash soo y \e . . pg egg ange IR oo et’ Tourney |: a has apparently ‘went along smoothly and had covered the secret of putting, a ix] 00 Te delighted to find it among n¢@thing to worry sbout, S: teowkra fi: Vaasa the ‘playing | 76 on the greens at Nassau has i 5 Ullal @ ‘ ‘ithe $12.50 shoes. Were Atan Average of 50c on the $1. For Women, Misses and ‘n followed right behind | ty, h ek axed the: tc | Bees high class. In his, final round | shortstop of the Red Sox, to-da Made to Sell for $3 and ’ | ee followed | rigny Peng | through champion, shar re iheners| Dean played only one hole poorly, the | the record for all time for participation $18.00 to $21.00. jo for $3 and $4. Growing Girls ia aoe net clube rather | it the metropolitan championships sin- |fitth, where he thrice banged ‘into|in consecutive baseball games, When $12.50 now 4 | re Eb is sure to come out of his| se with Watson M. Washburn, Ichiya | bunkers which accounted tor a six.| he took the Meld against Cleveland iger- 5 fi $ $ a temp Kumages and Salts a aed | Otner wise his shots were all crror-| terday scott extended to 79 the nu * Registered Trademark. | x jleft handers ea ispoxed of ralhan ae ibiae #0) Se peed the sngagrn record ct Rocers PEET Company | Soe ea at 10 to's and] pezagaion Oye scony ty, Hot medal shooting, put coneuner| OH, ,GUncH Held by, aidan of ha] Oliver Twists, Mid- | Hundreds and hundreds of (se championahip overseas, total of 822 strokes for rounds of | historians dus inte the musty Ceattvat | Broadway Broadway dies and Junior Nor- pairs—values we know to Me! Barlow Captures Shawnee Golf| tho limits of his kame and 80, 84, 81. Walker was paired with | of the sport to find that George Pinck- | @t 13th St “Four at S4th St. ai be most unusual—values ; oO . Medal. last year when ne held & Whose pace was a stride too ney hortatop of the Brooklyn Club of Conveniem folks—with Sailor or you'll find hard to een 5 ON-DELAWARE, Pa,,|tergon, the Australian, to. fi ry for the Columbia captain. 36 ad taken part in 578 games! Broadway ‘Cornesa’” Fifth Ave. Eton Collars | Ronald So hk my ot | He Started off by, bea th y r had @ tendency to hit off the ins im eonaons, without a break. et Warren ‘at 41st Se ° . eate—at a price that 4 te Ronald H. | Barlow Hammett at 7—5, 6-2 Even so the| tine and when he did he went far off.| Sty ¢hivink | played | conslatently : exceptionally low, athe | Merion won the uiedal In the abalityei| drivce ee the ccarwhile York tee i | since as made his record in five His drive on the sixteenth, for in 4 of the women's tnvitation | versity man frequently found the Playing seasons, including fifty-@ve Samples sidering the ing, round o} fg 108 | age. Washburn ‘then encounters ‘ when it sailed serenely off to| games this year, with no lay-off in 3 rnament at the owtitte Country | (0h) M. Fischer. Their duel wag chiefly |® road near the twelfth green and two | prospect. and sur- foe AL returning a ca! ol at long range and went full three set is “That the competition was keen may belora we burn afenched the, Found 2 ‘i = = = = : —— Be 1 { gathered from the fact that four] Pefore the semi finals at S—i, b— ‘ers finished * stroke bees Mra. Raitic at Feuimaga inte temporitry | New York 's best bs oti $9. 29 fskblow with totals of 92 4y were | eclipse. Kashio's stabbing drives poke Oharles M. Knight, the Emglish-| holes all over, the court protected by | makers of high grade clot! women repre enting Garden City, who| Robert 8. Stoddart, former Yale star. for little fellows of 24 to 10 years. Chambrays, Per- cales, Madras, Poplin o semi-final round of the| The latter was more daring than cau- fro polltan champ pionshi at Green-| tious. His net attack always offered nh fast. week: Frenr; Steps vulnerable spots for Kashio, who won ri » of Huntin ate vane at 6—3, 7—5, Kumagae literally breezed mond poring await and Mra.| through at 6-0, 6-3 against Samuel Peggy Cloths; many attrac- Canvas Shoes; it ¢ Onwentsia, former West- obert ct ister. fim champion ‘The beginning of the doubles brought tively trimmed io a great eizes 2% to’? rs. Knight played brilliantly for the| into action a nur of famous com- variety of rich blues an Canvas Oxfords, t nine holes, getting a 44 to the turn, | binations. The best ch of the day | ns — light and dark ali 2% to7 ‘a few missed putts on the jast| was that in which Be: iaa, {neluding nest nar izes ; Drought. her total to 48. Mra,jand Frederick C. An i including ness mays Canvas * son had 45 and 47 for her 92, white | pair that recently won the row stripe p: ry 2% to (ae Mrs Price and Mrs, Lotts had 46| State title, outplayed J. 1 5 anc in which every mother should trap Pima, oan way. 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