The evening world. Newspaper, August 21, 1922, Page 15

ee : ~~ THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, AUGUST 21, 1922, OTHER §& SPORTS THE FUSSY — OURSOME AONAL CHAMPONSHP * FEBS SPs Fy DOUBLES FOR MEN OPENS we'tt GO RIGHT THRousH — THANKS ou’ MAN = WE'RE GOIN' PRETTY FAST AN’ YoU FELEERS ARE HAVING TRQUBLE. — DARN Good ships, togeth: ith @: t forel lay= Play | ora.” “The leading “women “racquet wielders, fresh from decision of their OF YOU— How's YouR GAME 7 | i a Through in the Defense national singles title at New York Inst Of Their Honors, week, will play in the national mixed _ Invitation women's singles tournament, BOSTON, Aug. 21.—The forty-sec-| The national junior singles and dou doubles each has a promising Met of en- pionship doubles tournament will be-|tries. In the junior singles event the gin to-day turf courts of the! cent Richards, who has been graduated from juntor title holder to membership Chestnut Hill, with the greatest |in the United st ampions of 0 teams In ‘tte country entered for the}jn the annual, tourbuy, to” decide the @@ and Vincent Richards, who will }#0n combinations will play for nattonal @ play througn in derense of thelr men playing tennis will be represented The lawn tennis playing strength of |! the national doubles event, the teams the United States will oe in action. Sa ton and Johneon, and Willlams. and ashburn, — Aust! seldom developed. ‘Two sets of courts we ee Will _be necessary to provide room for] “Among the women entered for the nts. thi t The leading men players, both those} reached the semifinals in lot” wots who rank highest as Individuals and|national championship, Mrs, “Molla tedt 3 " ectlonal reputations as teams, will con-! dirs, May Sutton Bunday aay avon et end for the national doubles champion- {je Bancroft. ‘Tilden and Richards perrataay oo |@ on the J doubles championship events and in an bles and t ond annual men's national cham- Ry Rape eon iain teeeinee play will decide the successor to Vin- Longwood Cricket Club of Boston, at in the United States Davis Cup Team, title now held by William T. Tilden | Natlonal Veterans’ title, and father and Virtually the entire top rank of the honors. including Tilden. and Richards, Johins- (Spresentative a gathering of players has teams also are entered, the nine distinct tournam reached the semi-finals in last week's ong Who have established national o: | { Mrs. May Sutton Bunday and Miss Los- gt, ae Bey Fabulous Sums Nowadays ou 1%. Noa. hg) The Fussy Foursome, Vic’ August Belmont Decides Not}DUNCAN AND MITCHELL Having Appeared May 30, 1921. Address Spor E34 Like. “TH* CouRSE WELL ‘8 Cane, Appears Each Monday in The Eve: Readers on Receipt of a 5-Cent Stamp for Each Copy. You Will Want the Series in Your Home or Golf Club. This Is the Sixty-Fourth of the Series, the First g Editor, Evening World. Ae te “GOING THROUGH" |I| (OIF BLL . WIL BE TESTED BEFORE TOURNEY Unusual Action to Be Taken at Western Open Ch m- pionship This Week New York Livening World), by Press Publisiir eet war's 7h marrer WITH BILL = Don! T HE Vey ry ~ TAIN'T GONNA BREAK My Neck FOR “THOSE DUBS — WHATTA Y'RUN FOR -?, WE'VE GoT A RIGHT % TAKE. OuR Time = \'M NOT HEGE To TRIM CHARLIE PADDOCK ! ENQUGH 7 STAY on ne ROTTEN! Thon | A FWE ON THE Qn] WHEN LOUGHT A WAD A Teele — My BALL Wok A KICK INTO TH TRAPS, out CHICAGO, Aug. 21 (Ansoctated Press).—Offictat test will be made of ail the golf balls used In the Western open golf champtonship at Oakland Hills Club, Detroit, this week, ft was an- nounced to-day by President Albert R. Gates of the W. G. A. This action fe not due to any suspicion of players, all of whom are credited with a desire to live up to the regulations, which call for a ball weighing not more than 1.6% ounces and being not less than 2. inches tn diameter. ‘The decision to measure and welgh al balls was decided on because the system was adopted at the recent British opem ment, and partly because of @ near mise adventure at the American open cham plonship at Skokie. At Skokie several balls were found around the club house, although not tn play, that were slightly smaller then the regulation size, These balls were called to the attention of the persons in charge of the tournament, and they to turn showed the undersized balls to the representative of the maker, who had brought them to the club for the use of contestants who destred them, The agent of the maxer protested that there must be some mistake, as the! moulds were cut to a thousandth of an Inch of the required dimensions, The ys bulls were tried again by micrometer, 100K wis Here! ig World. Copies Will Be Reprinted on Hard Paper and Mailed to Evening World to Sell Messenger, Despite WIN FOUR BALL MATCH pin, with an easy putt left for a three. } Ar, sehears almost daily of some sale or] But Jpo Kirkwood was also on ina two| Am +: offer of $100,000 or more for a high|and Sank a thirty-footer for another | 4™ eral Cigar 180, 133 bot fe Mer/Mar pf 64 fused this sum, but negotiations for still on, Mr, Cochran dozen times on Saturdivy is of the New York Yacht ( Emmons 2d, and Clifford The four Engl Brown sho Brown Shoo pt. Burns Bros Mother ~the colt ar tried half Minea 10% k Ist pf. 884 to make Mr, Whitney part with the]which will make up the British Burne Brow pt... Mallinson & Co. 38% rab <colt, but even a host of refusals didn't] were to have been shipped lust week, | Butte Superior... Manati Sugar 40% Oi Aiscourage the owner of Mount Kisco] and it is, probable that they are now on [Butterick ..... Sterilante oH farm, He will make another effort] the way over here, as no cable despatzh | Cal Packing Market St R pipt o8 oe this afternoon. So persistent is Mr.|to the contrary has been received. The {Cal Petroleum Marland Oi! 41 ui tf 1 Petroleum Mahan Mint! nial races will start Sep!. 9 | ¢ ed CLARENCE CARMAN TO BE ON SCRATCH apate Martin Parry z Mathieson Al Calumet @ Aris Mex Seaboard ... 20% Canadian Pacific. 14 ‘ Mex Seaboard ct.. 18 vent Hanitie 4 i Max Motors A Gent Leather ate. 4 Max Motors 1 en Re 7 Mexican Pet ChiM Bt P& 0. 7 : | Cochran in his quest for the colt “Mr. Whitney doesn’t know whethe ie will letrhim go or not. On Satur lay afternoon he said that he didn’t ‘know whether negotiations for 1 + cal® were ended or not wfe satd Handica p of forty miles fyould rather not talk about it at that Vener orty m c aur Miam{ Copper me. At Mr, Cochran's request ¢ a) ited on the v York Velo- Saat 9 aes Middle States Oil 1% rr colt wag examined by Dr. Robert M nw track, 226th Street and Broad-| ()*" Ghit are, Midvale Stee! Ou HNO Cully. The noted veterinary ri 7 ymorrow night. race has}ont & Alton Minn & Bt Loule ate) that Bunting was in perfect phys hes 1 compl Clarence | chi & ii N Uta de ane oe eend}tton « f Jamaica, former American} Oh & B Ml pt © MK&apT pew 4m, 4 Chi Gt Wester ion © on scratch . will be on seratel ON Gt weet pr je six entrants will stabt at the same] ogi Pneum Carman will allot Charles} Chi Mil & st Pau! Japa; Jackio] Ch M & St} great six-day rider anu] Ch! & NW behind the motors] Ch HoT & bay nt Markey of Paasaio,| © R 1 & P 6 pe pt Mo Pacific Mo Pacifte pf. Montana Powkr Mont Wara Nat Cloak & Nat En & Sta National Lead Nat Lead pf That Mr any sports mont is as generous a lan when his r onstrated last Ww when | ume, but came home in front in the of Relglum two Immediately after the y me-tine ory he went in quest of Lowi: inaking yood and iufter presenting him with a ¢ three laps: Vi for $509 directed the trainer to give att Ditetd his aa oy Poeels Copper New Orl T & M gimilar it to Albert Joly mn, t ‘our laps; orges Columbutto o1 Copper , Hrade Pa wa hae Cre : five laps, and Braask Anderson Dé BtT 4 ae ne eee ae Rg mark, sx laps, 2C C et L pt N 0 St Lou mo” 10 among the boys in the Another race behind the motors will y NEST w fare purse wax worth more Nf ye a five-miie amateur return maten N ¥ Ont & West oO and the Major gave half of it} pave botween Fellx Patti of the Union : Nertohic Auth away Sportiva Mallana and John Patrick of wos Norfolle & West Newa North American tob Hayes, the § : i Jockey, a lum Graph pf North Amer pf ‘ iy Mrs Payne Whitney. hus engaged | BOXERS FINISH BOUT Wal Geec Nove Bootie Bt him. She ts one of the finest sports IN DRIVING RAINSTORM Nunnally Co 10% ‘ women in the country and when her —— Cont Can North Amer 11S 11% semployees are honest and loyal to her] 4 A. C. on Saturday | 20m Pree Oklahoma Ret * sood cart 7 n . aes cay Orpheum Cireuit. 194 ihe takes wood cara of them. Buyes | igi of California and SU wavs ease i als a Bi yekey, but he is getting Mica sonin thee aie rather old for the game and will point | Me! C296 10:40 tee fought what ae ae sohimeelf for u trainers job while he is{W"* called a draw, though the vast riding Mes. Whitney's horse majority of those present thought that Du Pont De N de Davison Chem Do Bere Min Del & Hud Del Lack & West 1 France won by a clear margin. Fra only did the greater amount .of lwnded the harder and by See »aFUNERAL SERVICES FOR not work, but RICHARD KELSEY TO-DAY far the greater number of blows. tome. Min LA TEREST @ DlViDI Punerat services for Richard Ketaey, | France eave umple proof of promtsing| Kastman Kodak. 77s +] TRNAS GU Ur SUE raeR Coste ys iohairmay of the Boned of Control of th into one of the best and most] Ele: Stor Ha “6 . 48 SP gh atunetenly @teteibaution : National 'Cye Association, for the} itt Hghtweight 1 around | Bikhorn Com ‘ tors, payable ou 8 Fee i eenty fo) Oied. ‘Baturdaye His whirlwind and clean] Endicott tonne ‘ ' r will be} at his fate hor ‘fo, patyle of milling made reat hit with} Bindi J ny ' “ 404 Valley Road, Monteloir, this after: {the crowd last round was fought |e 1s " ad ' noon, Mr. Kelsey had been cled in driving rainstorm, whieh ted! ries tat sf 7 aah plan hat ' | with oycling for over thirty r [une Bair © rom. Brie au y F: id. Fs ds KNUDLOCH, treesore speek 2 7s, | Pitts & W Ve Pond Cre ar __BANKING AND FINANCIAL, What stocks and so close was the measurement that Se ratT Wiel tre High. Low. 4.48 5-16, up 5.16. Trench francs, de-| further investization at the factors Several Big Offers. - EASTERN POINT, Conn., Aug. 21.— Wales ou * 20 mand, .0798; cables, .0796 1.2, up| showed that they had not recetved the Peres ica MBit RencaHbiaT iP ae cee, 10 0001, Lire, demand, .0452 1-2; ca.] Anal coat of paint. This layer of enamel By V; 7 ational golf ever seen at Un Ry Invest 19% ' i +c) made up for the missing fraction of rin y Vincent Treanor. Shenecossett was played yesterday when ey Mis aif 80 bles, .0458, up .0000 1 Belgian! diameter, and the unfinished balls were SARATOGA SPRINGS, Aug. 21.—|George Duncan and Abe Micean oe J [Gn Retail Store © 70% 7014 franes, demand, 0756; cables} taken from the ef for fear they One wonld believe that the sportsmen} rated Walter Ha er uscit -0758 1-2, Marks, .0008 6-8, up| might inadvertently fall into the hai ; gen and Joe Kirkwood Open. High HI : : rm 5 a igh. Low, Last. Open. High. Lew. n d Prod 0 5. rac! 3173] 0 competitor and apologt Ee eee oF eee by three and two, ‘Tho Engitsh pair] 11g Open High. r 7 38 [Penn RR 413 U 8 Ind OPO EN eesti, erika OBETE 1S ue aha inanlsanturer Who Rae che , i umely pf. 00 ra % in Beaboard . en | ci . are paying for thoroughbreds. Year-| YT? three up at the end of the morn-| Ainx Runber oes 112 113% uM ; bible peal [heidi UB I Swisn franes demand, .1906, cabtes, | Wittingly taken the pellets to the tinks “lings are bringing exceedingly high}!"* Found. On the eighth hole this | Allied Chem --- Pel ate a Huet ys Ht y Marque bapa et 1908. Gullders demand, .3893; cables, | president, Gates has Srnied poneet “ b ted Chem pt 1 Mi im p o 4 Mare U8 Rubber mit uae : » e8ees calves’ T with an official measure, which fa a prices, but good horses in training|™orning Mitchell hoted out his mashle | yi’ gor Bet mo © Maraue ua By 3896, off .0002, Pesetas demand, | phrase disc about 2 Inches in diame! qare worth their weight in gold. AJpitch for an eagle two. There were no Fly aa ate ae Texas 22 22 | Philadelphia Co V8 Steel 1562; cables, .1 up ,0001, Sweden } weighing exactly 1.62 ounces and ha fow years ago it was a sensation | more engles until the seventh hole waa| Am inet augur? 4s GMdden O11 16-16%] Pierce Arro mM pber kroner demand, .2651; cables, .2655,| Ing a hole in the centre 1.62 inches tn + when a@ horse was sold for anything] reached in the afternoon. Am Horch Aw Tank Car aM eo ani an B Becurition.. up .0003. Norway demand, .1741; | diameter, oy ball t ae wit ee ( ‘ an $25,000. Now such rlee a = “ ns 1 Asphalt 08% Ne 3 ite Y m Steel. cables, 1745, up .0005. Dei »_ | through the hole is too small to be legn! Se at RE antitnelc Raa sf Hore Duncan was‘on in two near the} Am song It pf. 100% 100% | Eiitabursh ¢ Va Caro Che WR ties Get 08 ener fle Tand any one that will outbalance the bles, 2165, up — 0003. | hrass cireles Is too heavy —-- Va Caro © em pf n Coal & © va tr al. 9145 r® Vivaudon, Ine ss ~ class colt. Cagle, and the hole was halved in two | A! Ex 4 Bots de P Cereal pe 108 ateab His EE MeN RE ALGNED TOMMY KERRIGAN’S 65 +» S30 eager are the wealthy sportsmen | under par. Am Int Corp". Goodrich ‘ rie ain ce uae Wabash pf A IN CAR DYNAMITE PLOT BREAKS LINK’S RECORD - +40 own a.champion that no price] | NIN Am La France . 13% Granby Mining . 82 Bap: Mace at Wabash pf B seems to be too large to offer for one Pao Ameren Am Locomotive . 121 reat North pf. 91% Gunlinen | Gor rid West Maryland No Evidence Thus Far That They] AT VAN CORTLANDT PARK Last week five men offered $100,000] > ou—3 3 5 45 8 4.8 434 a Ghee Deh GLa Pure On 31% W Maryland 2 pt w Up Track. i " vo-year- | Mitchell and Duncan. fe i aja (es West Pacific os oe “ mIO8, eh Kirk Am Sm sy nil Steel Sp ie eet nwepnnealion, withi ther al of i nat Pi = longing to Harry’ Payne Whitney. | isan 43 fea 44 4-35-09 An BM coe iB Mentee! ts Band yibenes Wrestlaghouse ‘Ale sourial of i aril ae te be ie miles toe mb att es eo ‘Te- After the colt won the Grab Bag Han- [Mitchell gud Duncan. a5 Am Bteel Fary 2 Houston ¢ Ray Consolldated ayedtlne a pounds of dynamite by the police on] New York's public Mn! ea dicap in’ sensational styler Harry detintsdos nove ® At lal Fase cham Tee Ned Webihahious en Saturday, were to be given a hearing in| ledo next week, Tommy Kerrigan not Payne Whitney, Willis Sharpe Kil-[+HXgen and Kirkwood. Am Buwar oo... 8% Hlinols Central. Wheel & % Bie City Court to-day, Four are astriling}only donated his services—as did ‘mer and Montford Jones went in] Qurcs 4 See © aC eos Am Sumatra aie Milnols Cent pf lee ; rp 1 | White ot ‘ employeus of the International Ratlroad| Johnny Farrell, the Quaker Ridge star; ~ -quest of him. Hach of them offered|’ oa 40403 5 3 3 8 3-86 eC NES ee ae Peete r Wickwire 8 ibs Company, The Afth ts Robert C, Lacey, | Jesse Sweetser, metropolitan amateur PiO0 ORIANA Wen: VRE was re: Hessn andi icon |e Ra Aetna Indian ri D i Rathi mie ft Chairman of the Board of Arbitration|champlon, and Joe Ford, who fs king stused each peed Mr. Belmont to put} it ot po ncan. Saal page tniaite aoa Rb Ste. Mies ohh of the Central Labor Council. They are|at Van Cortlandt—but he also sentries © DInOe On ne . In—4 465 3 38 6 Gt Am B Inter Cons Cor pf We [st Soseph Lead, 18% 16m Me charged with having in their possession | ted to the fund, and then stepped ou On Saturday two others, Edward —$$——=—— — Am Wool Inter Harvester.. 11 VW2slstL& Bt Fran. gi% 42 Eagle oO} and gave « spectacular exhibition while B. McLean and Gifford A, Cochran Am Wor Inter Mer Marine 16 Miler ta StF pt, a ; 5 Bate fettnena: and transporting dynamite without a} breaking the course record of 66 for the asked the Chairman of the Jockey] ELIMINATION YACHT \naconda $4 Tse 1 & Southwest 4 ty 7 permit, Van Cortlandt links. Club if he would sell the colt, They TRIALS START TO-DAY | \" 4r0r 15 |st L &@ South pe 1% OM LIBERTY BONDS Nothing has been discovered connect- eee Daria ar hie pee didn't offer any particular sum, but ean Arte et aeae su leceboara Ate fe E Liberty 8% opened 100.95; tat] ing ‘them with the explosion of the|Mayed together, And denpite Kerrigan's eech said he would Lat ene Bee] OYSTER BAY, 1. L, Aug Slim-| Atehison pe Invineibie 01 14 lwenb Ale Vs, it F ib yhmq] 41-48 100.98 up 0.08, 24, 100.44, off| Fgh Speed Line or other explosions| record breaking score of 65 the match Hasve Been tue veariipn Hikers MTS ion (Hal Fucew Gt wicciwotre taticu AU! Blew WCAG Iron Prost 32 eRRMIRK cc, 0.02; 3d 100,40, off 0.04: 4th, 101.02; ] since 2,600 carmen went on atrike,|¢nded all even, much to the bewilders mont refused. He told Louis Feustel, ination trial races of six-metre rating ( ee Pree Revels ir etapa ora ME hea j eee oe ACEH coho wan eatively ae. y the young trainer who is developing] yachts, to determine « team to meet an} At! Coast at dak 44 apiece A Wistory 4 dete, 100-70. off 0.03 025) guly 1. Yost to understand how a man could the colt that the colt is priceless and] english Yeam for the British-American| At) Gut & Wt Ponca aena wen “4 (i Fi deere J >- play the golf Kermgan did and yet neq that .ho is going to keep’ him and/oupy, will start off this port to-day. | au Guif & Wt J Kayser N 45a ta r RIFLE TEAM TO SAIL, Ter cards ark au) fds race him for his own enjoyme Al. wilitio held under ithesaties [avatin Nichole Kanaas Clty So. as {si Shettield 1s Opened quiet. Int. Pet. 25, up 1-8: ] WASHINGTON. Aug, 21,—America’s| 1 J . ‘few hours later Gifford A. Cochran the Seawanhaka Corinthian | Auto. Sales Kansas & Gult ' Hacltte Hh Anglo 207-8, up 3-8; Mutual 11: S.Jorack rifle shots will sall from New| Uiwesteer 304808 8-00 bought Goshawk from’ Harry Payne] pices of Seawanhe NSAID Teil Locamotive, Kejly-Spring 4%, 18h a zim 28 19, Ind, 115 8-4, up j) MMERBL york Wadhenday (n\campetarin the ancl | Nerriee $845533 ooas Whitney for $50,000, but this colt] Yacht Club of Oyster Bay, as will also] parr & Ohio Kelly-8p VIIL pt 100 100 100 10% 4 6 | 194-4, up 8-8: Radio 42-4 Rea ean aire EEE ED Yord. Baese eg sp didn’t satisfy Mr. Cochran. He wants} the international competition next | Bait & Ohio pt Kennecott ; 6% mM VORBIGN EXCHA OPENED | {t'rational rife matches at Milan, Italy =F Bunting, the untried colt which 1s Barnadale A Keystone Tire St chee The tear first goes to Coblenz for prac- 54344644 e371 heralded as the greatest three-year American yachts compose the | Beth Steel 1 Lackawanna § Sih J opt 10 iy ; , tee with the American Army of Oceu- $933338 ala the counties, andl dha ‘miperior Meat to take part tn the} Beth Bieel pf 7 0 Lacteds Gas. Sterling, demand, 4.48 1-16; cables, * pation 543483 §—o3— ot W. einaey Jhitney | trials. although this number may be re-| eth Steel pt 8 7 g arhe : 4 = ————— — ~ —— ety ene dave weet tor | duiced to fourteen, there belng conalder- | Root Fianert Take Er & W pf 4 TenN 12S a6 $125,000, Despite the fact. that} able lkelthood that one of the Boston | Hritish Empire st Lehigh Valley 80% if ah ai Pe sp) HAUL Eero s, and the one built at Greenwich, | Brit Emp 8 24 pr Lima Locomotive o 1) 4 1 ? Bunting is as yet untried, Mr. Coch-|(.54,' will withdraw from the trials. | Brooklyn Edison Loew's Ine f te ran {fs willing and ansious to give! four yachts wil be selected by a com-|Bkisn Kap ‘Tran Loft Inc. “ . 7 $125,000 for him, Mr. Whitney re- 2 Commodore | Bkiyn KOT cts Louis & aie i ater OU Prod Le wh Cont Ol Mato we Wms a8 % . 6 Vrodn A By MISTY are active —and why! There is always a sig- nificant reason for market activity — which means profit opportunities. 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