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‘THE EVE ING WORLD, FRT! patton ——~—. > Wo Fault the Men Governor Smith Has Named to Administer the _ Walker Boxing Law. Seer, ae YL ree, Syulapine O% N appointed the long awaited Boxing Commission there is Mothing to do but congratulate its members and wish them luck in their @fforts to put boxing on the highest Possible plane. The announcement from Albany was more or less we! Comed because it wy)l start the game Ping in the State after nearly two Years of inactivity. No fault can be found with the ¢ men named to administer the Walker law. Though they are not as well Known to boxing patrons as be, they are citizens of good ing. Up to yesterday there waen't the Shing forthooming as to the up of commission and the committee. No appointments been kept 0 well bottied up and surprise c. in advance as candidates, and whatever influenced the Gover- Bor in bie selections will probably never be oe ae after passage e Walteer bax! it was sald that the Gov- Can Be Found With) OW that Governor Smith has NOW REHE NBER, NO MONKEY BU SINESS- | NEVER’ No More — NOT.OF TEN “BEST SPO aT LeAst R Copyright, 1920, by The Press Poblishin « Co. ALT JOHNSOD Californians Alone Survive For Casino Cup LIVE WIRES | NEWPORT, R. ©, Aug. 13.—Call- fornia’s lawn tennis players swept their rivals of the East before them. Not one of the representatives of this section of the country gained a place TING PAGE IN NEW THE NEW BOXING COMMISSIONERS (The New York Evening World.) WEYVE CAueED ME A FAKE AND BUM! A CROC AND A =0- &- Gyn ! DAY, AUGUST 13, 1920, YORK By Thornton Fisher Son BUT WITH THIS COMMIssior GUTEST EMIS! —‘ 1 N WALTET. J” HOOKE. To Reta Final Thirty-six Holes of Na- tional Championship Being Held at Inverness To-Day. By William Abbott. } TOLEDO, O., Aug. 13. HE final thirty-six holes for the national golf title to-day make it necessary for Walter Hagen to pull one of his spectacular finishing | Spurta if he is to lead home the most formidable field that ever battled on | the links. The ability to rush from the rear and pass all opposition hap- pens to be the defending champlon’s | specialty. The same way that John Bali won so many British champion- ships Hagen has used to advantage, overtaking the leaders with the finish line in sight. At the final round for the 1918 championship Hagen trailed | Mike Brady by five strokes, almost a hopeless handicap, but he closed up the gap and defeated Brady in a play- off. Hagen etarts the last half of the present tournament two strokes be- hind Jock Hutchison, one stroke be- bind Jim Barnes and Leo Diegel and tied with Harry Vardon and Ted Ray, the British Invasion that slipped into dangerous positions at the end of ycs- men Hagen must stop, and, strange to say, the early arrivals in the gal- lory were quite confident that the American champion would emerge victoriously before night. Hagen cap- tured the national title in 1914 and 1918. Second only to interest In Hagen’s chance to overtake the field was the close surveillance put on Vardon and Ray, who negotiated their rounds yes- terday with 74 and 73 for 147 totals. From the outeet of the tournament Ray, because of his tremendous driv- Hutchison’s Good Putting ing nnd rugged physical condition, was made a favorite to win along with Hagen and Barnes, the two leading American hopes. Harry Vardon, now Hagen Must Make One Of His Famous Finishes in” Open Title was slightly off form on the first round, taxing a 76. Long Jim different galfer in the afternoon, and again he outranged Vardon and really gave bis famous opponent @ lesson how. to piftt. Barnes would have equalled the course record but for an unfortunate mishap on the sixteenth. The sixteenth tee is cut in a clump of trees, As Barnes brought his club back for the drive a womem close to Long Jim in the gallery te- gan moving around excitedly, amd Barnes, fearing his club would strike her, managed to swing in a way thet sent the ball only twenty-five yarde, from the tee. But for this misfor., tune Barnes would surely have equalied the course record. As if waa he fetched in @ 70, Along with Barnes in second place: is Leo Diegel, the boy wonder of the, championship. The twenty-two -year, old Chicago star after taking a 73 had a fine chance to lead the procession. when he ray into @ etring of poorly- viayed holes in the second round ; did well to finish with a ™, a 1 putt for @ three on the home Diegel, for. “ie proving very beneficial. confidence and competitive spirit, a ringer for Hagen. He has man. mirers here who belleve the Chitaj youth will crash through to the win: ning position: — Up with the lenders at 150 is Chick Evans, the only American amatarr to, capture both national tities ae year. Evans had rounds of 7% He messed up a glorious chancé t jand in the same berth with Vardon, Ray and Hagen by taking extra, strokes on the last two holes, ) usually he is very close to par, fig. ures, Bobby Jones of Atlanta squeeze in a commanding place at 162; The elghteen-year-old Atlanta wig». ard after a wobbly start recovered My, the afternoon and scored a 74. There is intense rivalry between Evans any Jones and also much curiosity feet: how the two brillant amateurs at the finish. MURPHY HURT AFTER WINNING TWICE IN TROTS.” CLEVELAND, Aw —Thomas We” Murphy of Pouzhkeepste, N. ¥., taribuy™” harness owner and driver, after having” a field day at the North Randall Grand Cirouit meeting, capturing two of the three events, suffered injurtes ° in his fiftieth year, was expected to| which will keep him out of th: . but few thought the A GUE: OF Che weley © Ppetemcans of Tammany ian. inthe cnssaie oonatpr on cone] FVESULEEH in Fecord Round |inrr rein. fr see 2 | Tr swan eae : a ings with whom we have talked Cup. William M. Johnston, the doughty weather and the strain of the cham-| Murpny drove Day Star, the winner a are not entirely pleased with By Neal R. O'Hara little national title holder, wrecked ft tl. plonahip so well as to stapon the Sat a TEER mane, Stallion Stake, & the appointments. One of them who (Gegveihe, 1908, ty The From Pubihting On (Tho How Yok Brees Wetd ~~ the drives afd volleys of R. Norris n ance or pen e inp ate thar, ae a record for thres-Year-o trotters “ati | - Mande very high in 14th Street,.but/ ‘The Giants’ comoback has vindicated the experts, but it hasn't im-| Willams 24, who had defeated him é friends ‘he would ike to round| Peter Manning, which he treme ine who os, Lcd quoted, sete Proved the early-season gate receipts, for the national championship in 1915. Cen oe out his long golfing career by taking | Press $5,000 purse for 2.17 clase trotiany 4 eco where Joe neon came in The soore was 1, 6—2, 6—s, rd land the job when there were s0 ») bd bd ‘The 8t for @ trophy Louis ball parks have no more use for flagpoles than Lipton has It was the crushing power of John- stonSs strokes, the speed that buffeted Davis Cup team to survive the con- Hagen, the Present Champion, Pralses Remarkable Showing Lead Amateurs. @ lead over the field, but he, too, had @ bad spot or two. After a« fine 72 In seven on the fourteenth was costly home out open title this year, and the man who captured the Engtish champlonship three. times fought egularity of straight drives, beaut!- fol iron Coceagchen, the feature part In the firs: heat of the next race he sustained two broken ribs np adit and hody brulsew ina collision, oo MP anit he 2.09 el trot. Murphy the morning, he went about his work |himsecit dangerously close to the front | aciving Red’ itievell tena eee RAS r—| cage aft were ‘ cf We hard to have any followers when you're playing In elghth place, | Williams about at times ike « ship) of Veteran Scotch Golfe rly in the afternoon and and now is tn a favorable place to | three-quarter Betty | Thornton. Seas Mornian accure ta the last of tne} Thinks That Chick Evang Will|%® #!s= out, then ho reststored «| realize hia wish. Wardon'a game yes. {driven by fred Exsp. slipped and fel ‘These Ohio Mreniaedsiet guys that come out for the League should] ifornian secure as the last of the inks Tha’ cl ‘ans Wi five, This was not so bad, but a |terday a ed sulky end Money dip und, toate here, zor wer the 2 4 t ink Mamie Locke, could not turn out in. with the Gpvernor’s appointments was| Movies of the Dompsey-Mink “nent ‘should’ make @ good mplit reel. court. pi teag pueoh Satins flash- and he could do no better than a 74, St ie reer | eo = ae nat fe Geet Bee they ee ney went ovse : Mibcintnssl Soceting Clos in pickine| 10.6 good thing tobe at the Dotiom cY’the ladder ond work up. But|ing fighting quality that repulsed By Walter Hagen. porte ee Late: dae pares Vardon oconstonally nit tnto bankers, to a hostel, ; 5 te body. "a Dh Williams and prevented him getting (Open Golf Champion.) bait covered as though he | 24 *04 7 ( will =r irate El we phy ene wet . his own attack and game into Caote rorEno, ‘Aug, 13—Tho firat day's Brecuelay pal as {e Bers te bees dtd invader recover Mths Hoe tid Eaeramas legible a tter 0 who C18 4 6 ‘ tee hakor |. He mad | To- iy Ana Sho shot a note flosnaea in Yee] eco oereme.wron't make any one sore If it gets home brew for America Of AMIN tha tect tight Tor the Meat, |P!4¥ in the open championship 18| (ives “Sna with Harry Vardon aa a|fAirway. I coon salintace otcmerh —~ 8 les in ion 1o a eal show: that 18 WALLOPING LONGEST will be treated to several fine wee! 1 eying and faet|}over, and it can hardly be sald acemaker received a lot of enoour- | RAY | Sopduet of boxing shows. Nearly every ne Al pe Ra ete Hien te Seen nol out onl eeecie'|s alugie tayoritallh entirely ent 6f the a BALL IN TOURNEY. vg (eames at Drokman Oval near the Dyck: " tae or we Serine the an outdo: loa mOMIpere re May (RES we pees " even arene ee the limit of five grociling seta, It was/running, It was a day of surprise Ra: who duplicated Vardon' y lon to-morrow tions governing the sport, even to the Old Faithful, at 60 to 1, titante battle, Unfortunately Vosh- ell's strength did not last through the fifth set, It was no longer possible for him to block Roberts's booming and disappointments for some, per- haps, but no one that I rpally feared, with the possible exception of Mike All of the favorites had good part- ners, Having some to fight with is a big help and both as @ rule do well, Ohick Evans ts the best of the ama- cy scores, was at times brilliant an erratic. ‘The giant Briton ts wallop- ing the longest ball of any one in the tournament, His drives average over jfmd Sunday afternoons, ‘The final game jin the championship of the Mercantile | League will be played between the | Franklin Simon and Reis and Reis nine teurs and leads Bobby Jones by twe yards, But it so happene that/ang in tne eunse' re J Uivariows ctvision penaition gine drives or stop volleys, Aa conse-! rad, ie far snoush behind the |atrokes on ithe day's total. It Is an | tntemeay’ ig not exactly a TOOMY |mermen's rome eens will clash ath Wy various divisions, ities for viola- 2 at 1, the Callfornian employed his leaders te cause him any serious | idea! course for Evans, and I figure course, and some of Ray’s long range | Jeff ‘Tesreau's Beans in the second 9 ¥ aur on eels thandates and what sot, ins, an ot Even Owner shote vo effectively aa to win|worry, Jock Hutchison, with a run-|that he will beat the other amateurs, |foq gnote sailed uff the fine and land~ |of their $1,000 champfonship orieat™ In td at 8, 6-4, #3, 8, Ok away round in the moming, stole a| From yesterday's play, it looks as | oq in trouble. Whenever this hap. | ihe fist guine Helnie’s teain won, 8 to ernor’ int- . eo oe nae “g ‘ if 999 would be about the winning 4 Ray, like Vardom, recovered |9. On Sunday at 1 Maranty — Has B t D H ; In tho other matchos Wills B. Devis!iead on us, but Jock eame back to |! 808 \ With the Anesse that marks the fin- | foun, “yl mest the Bears in fhe first i Lage a Aofeated G, Colket Caner, 46, 1—5, 6-—8, Geaciseen ‘aud tal ew | Leseadi ana Pee ae, CAE aS ee ey <oublesnendel an 3 Joseph J. Johnson of New é own on um 1—5) and Clarence J, Griffin beat Wat- earth in the al m and { BL AL. ished golfer. ackle York County, former Fire Commis- — @ son M, Washburn, the Seabright tour- | only one stroké ahead ef Barnes and SCORES OF LEADERS continue yery much in the running, | Second Tes 2 Philadelphia Giants, Ayton and Charile Mays gen- peepee ae reathae sioner of New York City, and recentt ney winner, at 1—5, 1-5, 6—8, Tho| Diesel and two in front of Vardon, aie ae ‘and removed themselves | Thomas Ward, Well-Known Sporte- at the head of the New York branch | Pat Dunne, Veteran Horseman, na the others mentioned above, O14 | ompiotonoas of the California trumph| Ray and myself, Btrange to say, we ON INVERNES LINKS fo far fn the rear that they are da: igs Red Cross, Paithful ‘ran in" when tho fact that exactly the same peeres in gerous no longer. we. 18— Edward W, Ditmars, of Kings coun-| - Has Been Trying Hard tojanybody put the tnyerw any good, “1t| MAY be monsurod py the Sedicpetal re eee caste ee ceetve AT HALF WAY MARK. | ""Sock Hutchison earned his narrow | rhomas Ward, sixtycthree youre old i ty, graduate of Columbla Law School] — p : was enough to make Dunne weep, | Mar ‘7 (Ope Rede tafe RRL dl ld ———— lead after a day of many emotions.| one of ¢he founders of the Crescent MEIGS or Ge Green ates ut Over a Winner Ever| ite nna, een ret nee Ce ct | aras’ tie mone evereticning oor chae| ine Med "i's In the atlerneom, Als) ae sat penn The veteran Scot topped the qualify. | Athietlo Club and a number of equally Committee of the Crescent Athletic Si s i arrival in the Haat, but | Waa the most overwhelming pou |though made im greatly different| gy. 4 4 34 4 3 4 8 4-8 {ng list with a wonderful 141. This| prominent clubs, and for many yogra nce He Cami st, in't believe that Old Waithful | the Bast has experianced in ene of the pes etting a new course record |one of the best’ known marksmen and 4 Club of Brooklyn. % + | 6488684 4 included setting a" a Walter J. Hooke of Weetoheater, would “break the ice” for him, and | premier tournaments in many years, | WAYS, Wrress in 69. «Hutchison had come very |cyeiats, Je dead af nig home at No. 19% pa formerly Secretary of the Committes B at so enriching @ price, It hag been |” gq gay as the doubles patties went 1 played with Jock and witnessed wee near winning championships for ney ber of the old-9th Regiment. - + of Fourteen. y Vincent Treanor. jeald (hat some tratners don't Know | were won aa expected, Johnston and| his remarkable 69, which is the best 4 6 Caren | years only to have some pecullet ; Members of the License Committes SARATOGA, N, YAU eee enim ao didn’t. know Old |hié former partner in the holding of the/ score that has been made/in a cham: See eee UN gor one ot ie * Bee waiters te Ree conte | CA MTTING cmt $f the maiden two-|yaithtul in tide Instance, national title @t his aide, ‘This eontrlb-| Dionghip for several years, He played a 8s pmodthest golfing styles that can be | County, Prosident of the Real Fatate year-old ranks is no casy mat- reo uted an exhibition of emooth team work | yi ata was hitting very. long a6 447-n scen anywhere, Jock finally smashed Et Roard of New York City, and former tor this year, Hver since the) Jownny Maybury will @hortly ¥e-| on the part of Johnston and Griffin that 4 his hoodoo by winning the Western Hy" Chairman of the Boxing Committes of neason hega beak sume bis old occupation ag trainer. | piled ene of the bright speta of the’ 4!¥@, longer in fact than any one in anaes title tro weeks ago, After doing 80 f) Ghatrman of the Boxing Gon 0, {n May, many. | Tie has taken over the horses of fiernoon peasion, ‘The pajr outplayed|the tournament, unless it was big 446 b-a-%-146 | well in the qualifying test here Capt. D. Walker Wear, prominent | £004 Youngsters have been trying in| johnson, eleven in number, ‘Those | Wilts BY Davis and Hol Hoberta by | Teddy Ray, Jook's approaching and jorning round: Hutchison, confident and tmpetuous, manufacturer of Binghamton, Broome | Y@!™, and as a result maiden juvenile | horses have been in charge of jan. three, rele tp one, the tally ‘belag Oi.) iting were gilt edged, which ac- ahegea ee had visions of taking down national " oO ev of Camoufleur, = a a yas increas af- ; Misery. A Bee teeth cempedenl weit canteen | S02 METI owe coum ated tiiet | Wilatal hed Better lupk ja the doubtenlosunted for le exoentonallp low a SS ewe pone, airat, round” yesterday when : continue i a su , horaoe. Martin, by the way, Who, was the aeeia ae thee whl won ‘the inter’) morning, but I managed to get four ncepd 448.4466 6 eab-re—108 | equalled his own resent eeenan 1a no ular “honor tn | questioned by 4 stewards eCNeS- | collegiate honors Harv: in 1914 ired with Hagen, ran TER Governer suneunen’ tp alv- | vias casts toree gre. fron |day on the race won by Camoutlous, | and 1915, easily defeated Wallace F.|Of these strokes pack before wo | — yantos—Moming rount: ave etrokes over the man he fears Li 6 graduate from the y a av ing out the appointments, that | avien ranks, unter it can be done| as apparently absolved from any- | Johnson and Stane| venvaen, Midi! reached the sixth hole after luncheon, mat ti eo more than any one else in the feld. 4 the new commission is to begin) 2° “Tica, hence the big felda ana | {ins suggesting sharp practices In| States winner, of elphla, at 7-5.) rien [ musséd up the aixth and fin- Sires 1) TThie reat between rounds furnished its work immediately, q connection with the horses tn con- |, 64 niea oa 8 : farveoe ch tietruative ieason. in human hee The first regulatory commissioners |*™* buach of worthy steeds which | stant running. He answered all ques- | pineal teal dahon “ie agit ished with a six, which was costly. (i Cee ee aon Terran and’ axe have got to earn brackets. tiong satisfactorily and the inqutsition | champion, an} Willams, a formae It {s really the only hole that I re- ‘ cited, doubted his ability to stand up fan. % Serve terms of one, two and | we ty as brought to a clone, holder of the faurels, wad the feature had this pot bappened I ner the strain and wished he could three years respectively, while thoir|, “SP0ts”" are picked that look prom- | Was Prought to a close, . ef the day, Williams ont hig | Stet) aw ha . ye produce a couple of his early low wi feing for a colt or a filly which has miidie first service game, the opening one of| would be tied with Jock, } managed pre * 7 a | eun- @uccessors will be appointed for a ¥ A. H. Diag, the Cuban sporteman, | the match, and noon tt be 16 for the Bcot | rounds, Nearby was Hagen, straight two-year term. worked well enough to win at profit-|is having hard luck with his horees | (28, match, and soon {t became evident) ty get @ 73 to a for the Scot in burned to the color of an Indian and po be afraid of Fday the d PPE, mu able odds, but when race time arrives} so far. Nelther General Gomes or|he followed up to the net, made open: | the afternoon, smiling in ree ly nea ‘eon vf teenth. ‘hire , Lu tx mpnager of Jeflthe spot-picking trainer or owner | Which he has | Inga, in, fae 0 hae ee olmett| Leo Diesel save promise of getting avenpariy, Since Sot Se Hane Ae , 4 Smith, the great ralddlewelght, | ands that some others have similar : pratt 20 tse te y varied pace or brought off «| —— — : | eee cout the probable loss of iia | That “bad tuck” bugaboo never Wires from Bostan ss follows: | pians, ‘Tho result is that cqually ioe teunlan revaticd vin’ ie, | #urprise Fetura, Utle he ‘successfully concealed his| Scares a Par-amounter. Re sites Feigelson Ss good maidens find themselves in the | Both are good colts and will prob: feelings. "Guess T had batter set Nothing spooky about the qual » be same race, And it becomes extremely | woly win before jong. TRAINING GALLOPS startes Bh "| ity of amount Shirts. It's ike Mi re pase wy My, sponse to questions. Ts Sih eta tan Pawo en Tn ovr ue Macy yb fm OW ON ETS SOO AL ENG OF riitciet and Tiare drow she] fe—Rriy the ith ot any of Canada, has wired an offer 1.| ten enough to carry an admirably s iia diatanen Op tochion el ° biggest gallery e afternoo! . ichigo . ta " id members of both ‘ Johnny Wilson of $20,000 to meet Jeft| food juvenile throughout an entire yestorday all dolled up in S d R d f p t. several! thousan: tter| They're a strike at §2.00 and oat ee rerio een, TOGNGR to 8) veano Ld no chance to win & race | white flannels, Next thing well hear econ oun or en 1 e Cexee, awarined -fver Whe Solites es $2.50. Try a couple—for good on. w holds the cham | that will be a source of profit to his) \s that Mans has gone in for tennis | in fourth hvie hooked his drive badly, ainiel k ip of every country, defeating | stable connections, and goit. Niascitie—sive furlongs to .62, 1.082 is bia y i Darcy of Australia, Jim O'Brien| These conditions account for the | “2 8% ee ati, Duaset we Pionas ia Ba 8.6883 , aiiist, Hecond HET, HEE ou, | HOOVES Only thirty vars are took | Satisfaction guaranteed or money Ireland, Balseo in France, Rice of number of feed things ty maiden! id Green BR. Morris, probably the Tarte Retour futopes tp, .88; breestng. | 2 vcxtnson | et “0 ri iv a 188 | atx here to Hagen’s four. . The cham- jack, Engis m, gue |events, such as was the Mere | oldest trainer living, was knocked freetane jour furlongs tn H wo Di f 3 | ‘8 pion, grim and determined, had been ° ot Canada, and he also defeated Bros. | Yesterday in the sixth race, For in-| town by an automobile here lost | Qalaes,t au, foronge tn Harare, 7 if it} if! Slaying Ane golf with @ two ou the Cortien geau, former champion of Canada, and|#tance there were A. H, Diaz's ( \night and Is at the Saratoga Hespi-| str M ho of it 18 ghort thire. Jock’s lead was fading y 7A iae the referee's decisions over Ciabby, |¢ra! Menocal, the Redstone Stable's| in) with one chance ina hundred for| fut a ms hh iB is |away like stiff collars in the follow- MoGoorty and Chip. | Billy | Melaughiin, The Quincy Old Green M ty | Ten Canttx furlongs in We teemter te Te Hho 159 ing crowd. At the stxth Hagen drove on “@mith also has defeated heavy.| Stable’s Pla Fellow, a full brothes } iidy Dear-our, fucker an it ie | (Oh newbie ead: ended sit trokes eight champion of Australia Harold to Man o' War, and Jenkins’s Duke 4s, but with ie uu 152 | George McLean, 159 to get homeo they see-sawed to the CJ wick, and Carpentier hag refused |¢¢ Morny. All of these a: al r jx the pniy read old re STF 53] Dan Kenney, Olean, gin 89 qurn, both taking 37. Then Hagen's i 000 to meet Smith in France or| tonally good two-yeaf-olds, but here Umer loft on the turf, He trained | “ite retire furlongs tn St 2-8; Hn {| nevertson Deteothe 8 is9| unusual ability to play best against delete ete th ea wae uh i Po Bere 2 aie SAIRT SHOPS t leweight in the world but Wil-| Of them y Om Hus not “| Won many ef the country's turf fix- _ if H] i 40 hole was negotiated in par figures, OO ot tein Gere co na low EO Inside the jones, The ater | ‘ures. Ilia Tett sido Wad crusied In| Vote! to Mar Chase From Mission i 8 Mt poor “Jock, meanwhile encounter- ING, whom were zed , Bag ci r Ds pel HY I duh acl da runnt up his f f to meet him.” ; et, to Insure his belig » ra : bal Aus rirectar ~“o 41 shots the veteran fairly danced with g298 Third Ave. at 125th St. Hath ‘€ LS Other than d short price in slnilar of the Mission Baseball League voted, | (hare nent i HH} iat seme be ( 6th tb a ° dmmas Wott : ot nt Deas Ragan, Druid. Witla’? & ats neryousne:s, agen seemed to be } Third Avenue at 86th Stree REPORT has just arrived from |S™PA8Y hereafter, — Efi ney and & Pa ays 10 to 2, to rescind @ resolution passed | 4o."3i" &mpsan alana enya H Ef | sdehig (| Radersce. ist enjoying himeel¢ hugely, especially 2895 Third Ave. at 149th St, Beene . Cleveland that the new Chair- soup on We 8 Pho | some time ago permitting Hal Chase Cherry Val'y.f id 55 | Chas. Thain, Bhitinee 4? after finishing with a round of 73 201 West 126th St, at Seventh Avenue hair-| Phe winner came fr tirely | Bmpire coup on Wedgewood. — T man of the National Commis-| neglected quarter in Pat Dubses Old | filly, however, had the worst of the| former major Teague player, to piny |Ja ¢ 1B Tt Y8a| Bran, Simi, stout i that tled with Vardon and Ray. 1628 “Broadway at 60th Stress will be Ji McDonald of Chi-| Faithful. Dunne bad no confdence |rackhy luck aud finished among the| With the San Jose Club in the | | fast ‘ietrier speereeni Hts | Wilt Meta Wilntnsion it} Hutehison with @ wonderful chance 163 Enst 42d St. at Third Avenue. @ selection of Ban abeaen, {p his colt, and he ran unbucked at | also r After Wedxowood was do- | according to advices from Gilroy, Cal, | Wine Hamer. § ieee Oy to get away out In front, could only No. 1 Main §t. Getty Square, Yomker 4 4 r hacked al 4 nies West. lhothaway His 7 * i on the sécond round Gent of the American Ivegue. 60 to 1. Dunno possibly was waiting |fented Jiminy Murphy, her where the directors met JeRe Nw Guakee idee wae T ist SOOUAT for g T8081 Che neocons re Eee is sald to be a friend of for “aiother day,” und jn doing | Gained Mavourncen fom the Coe’ : ar Gee Semen. mite Volts ot me Cod en i OB a Rverything for 1, Powiins. 3. lost, the opportunity of a lifetime, | stable for $3,000. Wateh her win for Mppohbn,tpduy, e Hat’ Mirwinghant tt t [Sim Dares, paired with Veruon, Hse Bitlet Genter aS: > Probably not ball so highly regarded lium pretty soon, & $1.10, duc. Be deacon. dd ui b, @