The evening world. Newspaper, October 7, 1921, Page 33

THE EVENING WORLD, . FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1991 ee re ALL THE FOREIGNERS ELIMINATED FROM BIG GOLF TOURNAMENT. Semi-Final Matches Columbia Eleven (Football Training Camp Briefs ) é 48 AGIA DOTCG OU | arssnen nagiten it ved 1 eh oe pe 1 Con % gar Noon To Be Played To-Day Injuries to Stars Seen ate Hn SHB are | U. Planning Big Things te rt Sp ed Von Elling and Manager Se 9 ) Are arranging to secure the 7 Regiment Armory for the New! York University track team during ithe PRINC N. Ju, Oct. T—Prince- | seg? ihe, lines 1 ir By Wm. B. Simmons. —_) (4 my own part il have nevor heer | winter. It le hoped to start orewagil Fe ° ° areca | es the fie! ain = | et suaré i i HIGH WATER. bil RL Pa ALS bs print sole, t . 9. h deidly ihn arene ke |it takes the fleld against Colgate to CT ae Oe Be Y+! October. Sandy Hook. Gor. Lal Ba gets | lar phase of the game, it is not to be} tice next spring, and several huskies on 8 Injuries have already become | morrow ‘ Ver cHPhe dads tianake ian AM. P AXE HAL aa | denied that tastes differ, so Gus can| have already signified their intentions the order of the day for the Columbia! Regulars who will fail to respond to| Mallory, right halfback; Jordan, + Vi |find pleasure where I ca and 1| of gaing out for it. The university hag +> football men at South Field this year. | the starter’s whistle in the contest with back | $40 6.03) am willing to give him the benefit Of] jwned a at of ground is hoped In Tuesday's practice scrimmage Jack|the Maroon are Hank Garrity, , P84 Jones and Poster Rockwell spent | 1g cho've. His latest communication eee ene an eens a> % a good part ernoon w ol on vt 4 ‘ Will play North Carolina jweather with moderate to fresh |know I am still secing stars, or star- Marion Hollins of This City and Elaine Rosenthal of Chicago | horton, a varsity backfield ma broke one of the bones in his leg and|£d Stinson and Louis Lipscomb. » are Several good long-distane® the Helghts who intendlite Clash in One Match, While Alexa Stirling of Atlanta and] wit ve out of the game for at least] Of these mon all but Smively will be wat CBauy. the big sophomore who |southwest and weet winds for to-day. pavencpointee one. Bhella Rot ee bie first cross-country team 4 ; bafeeretre lin Bouattt oat wan ope! appendicitis the phere Si ye nol tndlalL nistory of the university, Present Title Holder and Mrs. Vanderbeck of Philadelphia In rushing practice on the dummy cheek, for {hh MIdG(ON OA chet ier ee 7) ih uniform As also outs on| C. Arthur Winquist, Ridgefield pidlisddd Abaca yh lil st E mater, Tutte and, Het Meet in the Other. yesterday afternoon, Louis First, the| Al Wittmer, who is being primed to | °Tutches. ince, Park, N. J.—Write to the District neinatemntlifiininietimes ced. noe has the tani Olea sturdy tackle from Masden Park “High |neid down the centre berth, will start | Attorney or County Judge of Port-| Harvard Picks Track ¢ sanction of the Athletle Associatidt \ School, Buffalo, who was booked for Spears Announces Squad, socesr enthusiasts’ im i berth with the yearlings, fractured his|in that position against to-morrows| MORGANTOWN, W. Va... 0 . nd for the information you desire.| GAMBRIDGE, Mass, 0 aD of ne st By William Abbott. WOMEN’S NATIONAL collar bone pills Andury. will b verp | visitors, Gray and Tyson will take the} “rat spears AER AR Sosda 7 re ‘ —~ Make Brown of Plymouth waa t rie keene HOLLYWOOD GOLF CLUB, Deal, | ioxs to the Blue and White 1 6 plies of Ha 8 nail " : ‘The prevailing spell of autumn | Captain of the Harvard ttrack tenm vec Athletic. Ameo 5 e Wi not e p james of the thirty-one players 0} ‘aptain he arva a team yes: i n el Oct, 7—Free of all foreign menace | GOLF SUMMARIES Os Wain aco hee gel b a he will tuke. to Pittehatgt: Goneno@ | weather should bring mackerel tnto|terday. Brown, m senior, 4 a hamm cles. There is quite the semi-finals for the national wom- | Bure “trainey ot the “Cotumbla. boy mtMtiGte Ret Fee the One Les iN ong, talaod sound. Boy ayar seele | era A ind prep #0ho0l soeeee : oun A number of er me é oiows . 0 8 ce i en's golf title will be played to-day | Following were the results in the third | nna oe eo ee igo ese, ta wip Lea aro Capt. Kay |some seasons they do not show up in |= — | n squads are laid “Left end, ‘Tyson tackle, Keo’; }1an and © lark uards with the East having two entries and Jtert guard, Morar > Wittmer: | Harrie Siow Sidsslauah ey i | Harti the West and South.each one. Marion | "ar bienship tournament at Deal, N. J |right guard, Baker: right tackle, Hopp- ecklen: 'Plarren lt z Plat R t Mins Leng Rosenthal, Chicago, de=« er; right end, G ‘Lourte; awking, Kiger and Holljns, New York, and Plaine Ro- | teated Miss Edith Lelteh, England, t up, FIRST 24-HOUR BIKE F RACE _|ieft hair, Newby; ; full) | Craver, Nardaccl, ‘Lytle senthal, Chicago, will engage in one | 1%, holes; ‘ Gilroy. Guarterbacke: stactiy, RE OKIE AGEL WUHINE dutandle Hinton toting, New ork, de-| PLANNED FOR NEW YORK; oe Ne uReteit, BeMHe, — ee Fordham Team Goes Through Hara| ors,’ Steve “Harrick ‘and ing title bolder from Atlanta, will op- Atlanta, defeated | Twenty-four-hour bicycle racing that] Dri backs, “and Philip Hill, pose Mrs. Vanderbeck of Philadel- melds A tO hte, [228 been all the rage in Europe wilt) Tt was a grim and determined bunch |= 8 /8T Dhia. This line-up 18 possible only > Filtsburdin G [be run for the first time in this city| of athletes that took the fleld yesterday| tnternational Cap om Way to|, Politic round yesterday of the women's golf up with minor { numbers. 1, “Howard and pone | Several enthusiasts fished jall one night recently for weakish from the breakwater at the eastern end of Coney Island and got one fish. * It ;| would not contribute to thelr happi- ness to see thelr names in print. Se a a Ecler eas of course, are at lib Mi Walk-Over is sponsor for % r |to go fishing, but if there be any after the most remarkable run of up- | up and 5 to play. in'the Tist Regiment Armory, in the practice of the Fordham football Halifax. e BRE VEL TH ek’ Wet HOU ring for the semi-final round today on it ntter miduluht. on tie tind. Undaunted by Wednesday's re-] GLouCRSTER, Mare, Oct, 7.—The|sonnertion between fishing and poll; the current vogue of black Rament. | Miss Rosenthal vs, Miss Hollins in the | D196 of Oct 24. Both foreixn se, the Maroon lads got down to real American fishermen's race committee|sends me whe name of or of his shoes for well-dressed men. Four stars trom England and three | upper half of the bracket; Misé Stirling |American pedal speedsters will com: from Canada entered the record field | vs. Mrs. Vanderbeck in the lower half. [pete in the novelty even. There will that began last Monday the perilous pe sprints ‘at freauent ‘intervals snd journey over the heavily trapped ne WOH: oh 4 in Bertin Hollywood links, Only three foreign | the inward journey, overcame her op- in addition ng thee invaders survived the qualifying test, |ponent’s early advantage and becom- | to. spe for sprint winners, |‘ sy al ae tt off that port late this month. but in this group stood Cecil Leitch, |ing two up at the fifteenth. Mrs.| The race will be staged by William] on the errors of the pr ‘The schooner Arthur Jamas, wonder girl of England and cham-|Hall regainéd one of of these holes, | Wellman under the auspices of the Na-)The nen were then led onto t John J. Matheson, one of ‘ons work in preparation for to-mor-|to.day sent the International Cup, won| trends who is running for office and row’s tussle with the powerful Catholle| jast year by University eleven, coached by Ira Kod- #5 : As & Esperanto, to Halifax, N,|@sks my support, This is a fishing | S., to be held by the trustees of the| Column, per se. nen went through a trophy until the cond contest for it At tho Hub, where they are myp- | ‘ |posed to know everything, swordfish is considered a delicacy. It is often | Claridge asked why this delicacy is not to be , can classic saved the home hole for the Ameri-|~ | Ing period 2 | tials off this 4 at none of the supply is left over | Brown But in the second round Miss Leitch |can champion. meet and advanced to the seule the a eens He AE ths toate t foe thin Little ORS, Hrowavan, for the was uae ely, stop) by rats | el Leitch evened bs pa on| where ee Bu Me anne ihe i i : Pee PNG he wastes the | fe nefit of the uninformed, I can say h G ‘. of Chicago, whic! ° shteenth green with Miss Ros- t Janderbee! e into y, Oc SERGE AKA Tite MRpcne ah mlneat " greatont of ail reversals for the sea: |enthal when the Chicago eirt missed |Southern Mine noon squared accounta| Fis"beam. ‘Rhea a eee | eae mA) "ab: Be UCR Er eey Scotch Grain $10 gon. There still remained two danger-|A two-foot putt. On the extra hole her Philadelphia rival’ In 1916- it of a concussion of the atts dit + ous overseas visitors, Mrs, Latham | Miss Rosenthal outsteadied her husky|'19-'20 Miss stirling won the national | Rin. He received this injury. in the | er the | Dr. John Inglis Habben ts a dentist Hall, who tied young Glenna Gallett| English opponent and won 5 to 6|title and each time she met 1 de-| Columbia affair. Walter Downey, one of in elimina. |Of this city and an enthusiastic fish- for the medal, and Edith Leite s-|when Miss Leitch was short to the feated Mrs. Vanderbeck in the semi-|the | Maroon quarterbacks, was also ftee announced toc | erman, but every time he wanted to (lad Ver ter of the famous h champi on. green, fin: silghtly injured. a Hlsie already had been/take a trip last summer some impor. | ET RAE ert Re a TES BATT Ueto cere ECGTCED Nt ROR TCH BER SG TEMG EIN TOO eR Coca ct] Olfvare Miabie (my EimetiGe! “WIth |Oo pre ee Iba HH pauane ona Lota Tm Un wet $10 Fitth Ave.."betwoen 424 and 43rd Ste, 3 Hall by a single hole | while 1 to de would tend to show Yale. | Tigers Win at Soccer, he seagon waned he t Other New Yora City Stores _ winning from t should| Mrs. Vanderbeck would have > Conn, det. T—Char-| PRINCETON, Oct. 7.—Princeton took! ate and posted a notice door Lita ts arosdway 1635 Wroadway 822 Ws Lalae Ste neteenth green, | be one rht matches| the best o: to-day. Mis quarterback of last} a close game from Dartmouth in soccer|*OMlca closed. Gone fishing.” After ‘ "ne a ‘ Mrs. Hall gaine early lead over jof the t ont a veculiar) has perfor ine more y am, who ‘as been] here yesterday by a score of 2 to 1 me weeka he returned andi eubstl; Be av: as ONT ‘an ness | Miss Stirling because of the defend-|development of n: champic tyle than has so far shown here, r with hay fever, ran| Getting away to a poor start the|tuted the following: “Fishing good. Bronx-337 "Melrose Ave Yonkers N.Y. 7 N. Broadway, the champion's wildness from the|shipe that Miss Stirling and Mrs.| p Mrs. Vanderbeck has been con-| through signals with the Yale Varsity |Orange and Black rallied toward the He Are Aye eo Main at tees, The English star was one up at|Vanderbeck invariably clash in the|sistently strong f for nearly an hour yesterday and | end and overran the Green in the opens | correspondent signing himself | Weer the turn, but the auburn-haired | semi-finals. ck in 1915 at Chicago| Only t Saturday in the ast-lseemed ‘to have kk none of tus old|ing game of the season. Gi Royal, No, 101,Park Avenue, has | Southern girl straightened out her|Miss Stirling, then seventeen years) West Mrs. Vanderbeck defeated Miss! yale pep. He play against Powers and mart registered for|from time to time favored mo with driving and played beautiful golf on old, competed in her first national! Stiriing. North Carolina but prob- Princeton and Smith for Dartmouth coounts of catching starfish. Though ee ' d r th The World’s Largest 2nd = (ele) =s t The Home of 40 Famous Floor Clothing Institution e Brands of Clothes BETWEEN FIFTH AVENUE AND BROADWAY (OPP. WALDORF HOTEL) | ae the Public Demands by a Mis ellin 1 ahhh The call has come from the White House! . Unemployment must be reduced. Everybody is asked to do his share. We signalize our will- ingness to do our part by a gigantic heave in which we forego all profit to the end that we can reduce our stocks and make even greater pur- chases. At one sweep we have struck off every cent of profit on our @ For of and a Young . 5 9 5 9 men | 2 2 i} Tremendously Reduced in Price! 6060 of them alone to choose from at $20 and $25! Every one guaranteed all-wool! |The better makes only! Positively our own regular stock—not goods bought for sale purposes! On top of our low 2d floor prices you get this ADDITIONAL saving of ten to twenty dollars! ‘ . ‘ © ° ° e $10 to $15 Saved at This Price! $10 to $20 Saved at This Price! The same proportionate revisions in prices have been made throughout our entire stock A year ago, when goods were piled mountain high in wholesale houses greater purchases and to do our part in relieving the present distressing and retailers everywhere were heavily overstocked with goods bought in a unemployment situation! high market, we made tremendous underprice purchases and saved the One million dollars’ worth of clothing means 40,000 garments at an public hundreds of thousands of dollars. In less than three months we BvaaRS pues of $25. Py sys orl msena steady Paes has oie for se digtnced at pe eat hint ae ands for a period of twenty-five weeks. By taking advantage of No charge fon alterations. sposed of over a million dollars’ worth of goods this sensational no-profit sale you will not only save handsomely your- igen e satis aie A To-day we are on the eve of another such gigantic drive, in which we self, but you will be doing your share as a public-spirited citizen in help» antee bad money refunded. are sacrificing all profit, and in some instances a part of the cost, on ing those that need help. This gigantic sale is now on in full blast, 1 All sizes to fit men of a million do! ars’ worth of nationally famous brands of clothing. We are Thousands of garments are involved! No matter wifat you select you wij] all proportions. doing this to start buying on a grand scale, to leave us open to make even get a great bargain. 24 Floor ISW. 34S 22% OPEN j)AILY TILL 6 P. M—SATURDAY TILL 9 P. M.qeeeeeeeememmeeneenee lll = oor Ve Ava: & be J ’ Lh-~