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Evening journal., 1906-09-10
WITH TIE HoRssMEN.

The 225 pace at Wilmington ended IN
matchlight finish Don't forget the cal
endar sunset rule.
Wilmington horscmen may call the turn
on next Wednesdays races.
Had Elsmore won every cup would have
been captured on Wednesday last by
Philadelphia horsemen.
The work Of Starter Joshua Evans was
very credilable at Wilmington. He was
patient and thoughtful
The managers Of the race meet at Will
mington deserve especial praise for their
courtesy ard hospitality. There win be
a welcome comeback on Wednesday next.
Dr. H. Ewes proved himself a careful
tcamster in the Wilmington races on
Wednesday last. He viii be sure OF n
royal welcome at Belmont on Wednesday
next
Trainer Bob Brawley wore a yard wide
smile on Wednesday when the gray trot-
ter, Thorn Boy. won his race and cup.
1t Is pity Trenton was nit in the inter-
city races, since It was such "a good day
for the New Castle County Fair on Wed
nesday.
/ See that your whips are are regulation
length on Wednesday next. even though
/ you trot to wagons instead of carts.
All opinions 10 the contrary notwlth-
standing, an heat winners at Wilmington
on Wednesday last took a record.
! II Paul Connolly wears his ribbons on
his entry in the next Road Drivers pa
rade, he will have a very much ribboned
steed
A wise idea 70 have Philadelphiaus at
wilmington and conditions reversed there
in the respective judges stand. If pos
/ sible the officials should not be members
I OF either association.
The death OF Vicwood removed from
,our midst one OF the greatest mares IN
the history OF our local and suburban
club trots
Has Paul Connolly the blues after We'd
nesday last when you consider his cup of
joy7
Brother.Sioe was proud man when
he carried away the only cup won BY his
fellow hoisemen OF wlmingtop.
Evening journal., 1906-09-10
TENNIS AT COUNTRY CLUB
Championship Play Began On Courts
On Saturday Last.

On the courts of the Wilmington Coun-
try Club on Saturday, the championship
tennis contests began, and will be con-
cluded this afternoon.
The results in mems singles play were
as follows:
Preliminary round: Eugene dupont de-
feated J. r. Cause. S-6, 6-l, 6-1; Job Jack
son defeated W. N. Barnard, Jr., rs, g..
First Round-A. A. Capelle, Jr., de-
feated IT. W. Palmer, 81. 60; a. II. Gaw-
throp defeated ]. F. Nields, CO. Ga; j. T.
Cause defeated +. T. Cause, 0-6, 6-1, 81;
Eugene DUPONT defeated L. p. Mahony
60 6-1; Job jackson defeated Leroy Har-
we'd GA. 6-1; C. I. Cause defeated ]. p.
Wales 6-1, 6-3; C. +. Davis defeated IA.
Towpsend by default; II. NJ. Candy de-
feated w. f. Berber 81, 6-1
Second Round-A. A. Capelle, Jr., de-
feated A. H. Gawthrop 6-S, S76, CO; II. NJ.
Candy defeated G. f. Davis 6-1, 60
Play in the mixed doubles for the club
championship will begin Wednesday af-
ternoon at o'clock. Entries viii close
for this event tomorrow evening.
Evening journal., 1906-09-10
HORSES MADE FAST TIME
Paul connelIy's Lueella D. Stepped
Mile in 2.1s at Belmont.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. TO-


workout miles at racing speed enter
tained the visitors at the Belmont track
Saturday morning, and there was a big
crowd on hand to watch the horses step.
Particular attention was paid to those
entered IN the inter-city race meet with
Wilmington, which win be held at Bel
mont on Wednesday, and from the form
shown by the Philadelphia horses Satur-
day the home talent expects to repeat the
work done here on last Wednesday, when
four Of the Ave cups were captured by the
quaker city contingent
The fastest mile Of the morning session
was reeled off by Charles O. Herberts
gray trottor. Thouboy. one Of the cup
winners Driven by Bob Brawley. tns
son of Strong Boy stepped Belmont IN
2lra to a cart, the last quarter being
covered in 80 seconds. Paul Cannelly,
with the colt Dunmore, which won the
2.25 class trot here was right behind
/ Thornboy, finishing in 215h. Frank Jack
son worked Lucilla ID, winner Of the 2.4O
/ trot mile In 21S, and Connolly drove
/ Laundry Boy along with Hugh Burns,
handled by Eddie" Longstroet. the pair
I finishing nose and nose in 222. Thomas
[ S. Young stepped Lord Arthur two slow
miles and then finished up with mile in
223 james r. Brown worked out Els
mere slowly. the best mile being in 2.26.
a number OF the Wilmington horses ar
rived at the track during the morning,
and were safely housed. All are in good
trim. and those horsemen hope to turn
the tables on the Philadelphia horses on
Wednesday.
The Road Drivers Association has mad,
application for membership In the Anna
teur Driving League. and II the license is
received in time the inter-city races al
Belmont on Wednesday will be held under
the rules of the league.
Evening journal., 1906-09-10
BROWNTOWN And X-BRANDYWINE
TRUMPHED ON SATURDAY
LandIith and Wilmington
LOSerS--RaCe is
Very Close

All four clubs Of the City League
played at South Side Park on satur-
day afternoon and those present wit
messed one interesting and one unin-
teresting contest.
Browntown and Landlith. the first
pair 10 appear handed up some clever
ball the Eleventh Warders coming
out victorious to the tune OF 3 TO j..
Elliott piched four innings for Land
nth. and after yielding up three runs,
he was removed and Stirlith, who re-
placed him. blanked Browntown for
the rest of the game. Beatty had
Landlith at his mercy throughout all
lowing only three hits. Both clubs
nelded in sharp style. especially
Browntown. and several pretty plays
were pulled off.
Wilmington and X-Brandywine
met I'm the second game and again
X -Brandywinc furnished a surprise by
trimming the leaders to 4 X-Brandy-
wine took kindly 20 Lconard's benders,
base hits coupled with Neylans poor
work caused -Wilmington's down
fan Beck pitched another graet game,
three measley hits being an the City
League leaders could get The con-
test was very uninteresting, both
teams appearing to have a loafing
mocd on.
The wins Of Browntown and
-Brandywine now makes the race for
the pennant very close one. If
Wilmington loses another and
Drowntown scores another victory
IofI aftfhc will no ffaH for Gsqf hpnovc
X Brandywine IS now coming fast
and viii bear watching. Landlith has
struck "a losing streak but it is to be
nopcd the tables win turn
At the present time no one can pick
tho winner with any surety and the
finish promises 10 be az spectacular
one. Let the best team win is the
FIRST GAME.
Evening journal., 1906-09-10
CENTURY CLUB PROGRAM
Interesting Series of Winter Lectures
Arranaed For Club Members.

Ihe entertainment music and class
committees of the New-Century Club
announce the following program for
the year Of 19O6-1907:
October 10. Wednesday afternoon
Monthly meeting. DR.. Albert z. Ham
cock, OF Haverford College,, will de-
liver the Introductory lecture Of the
Shakespeare course. Subject: "The
Elizabethan Shakespeare" with
Shakesperean songs by mss Wales.
October a. Wednesday afternoon
DR.. Albert E. Hancock will deliver the
second lecture in the series Of five lee
lures. Subject: THE Merchant of
Venice"
October 30, Tuesday evening-Reci-
tai. George Kiernan, RIP Van Win
kle" (The Joseph jefferson Version).
November Z, Wednesday afternoon
DR.. Albert f. Hancock. Subject;
king Henry ""
November IA, Monthly meeting
Music.
November q, Wednesday afternoon
DIR. Albert f. Hancock. Subject.
Hamlet"
December 4. Tuesday afternoon
/ Lecture by Professor Stocton Axson of
! Princeton University.
! December Il. Monthly meeting. En-
tertainment by the Current Events
Glass.
January ?, Wednesday afternoon
Dr. Albert E. Hancock. Subject: king
Lear"
January Q, Wednesday afternoons
Monthly meeting. Superintendent
Twitmyer. Subject: "The Marble
Faun."
January 16, Wednesday afternoon
Eighteenth anniversary OF the club
Shakesperean play.
January p, Tuesday afternoon
First Of the course Of three lectures tc
be given by w. Hudson Shaw. NJ. A.
Oxford. Subject, king George III"
January 2S, Monday evening-Thom-
as Whitney Curette, staff lecturer in
music Of the American Society. Sub
ject: Demonstrating lecture of a sym.
phony.
February 5, Tuesday afternoon
Lecture by w. Hudson Shaw Sub
ject. The American Revolution"
February l3, Wednesday afternoon
Lecture by w. Hudson Shaaw. Sub.
ject, Sir Philip Sidney, the Earl of rs.
sex and Sir Walter Raleigh.
March 10. Tuesday evening-Lectur,
by Hamilton Wright Mable.
May, Club Federation.
Club Classes-Physical culture. Mrs
I Victor Cochran. Glass to begin in No.
vember.
German-Mrs. William C. Speakman
Domestic Science-Mrs. Walter ID
Bush. Two courses, one to NEE
Thursdays from 10 to - a. m., one tc
meet Fridays from 10 to 12 a. m. Eacf
class is limited TO fifteen members.
Evening journal., 1906-09-10
SAM BERNARD'S STORY
Clever Comedian Was Down Strong On
Joe Cans to Win.

Sam Bernard the well-known comedian.
collected the last of his bets which ne
won on Cans Friday and consequently ne
was in a good humor that night-a story
telling humor
wish I'd won the money some Of those
Westerners did" unused Sam. Great
sports, those men out there in the West.
Hank Brown, Of Fargo. the prosperous
contractor. might have become a famous
driver Of fast horses had he not attended
a racing meet in the early days. There
was a large crowd out, and Budd Doble
was in the grandstand
Hank had a horse that he had on
tered in the two-somethlng class. The
horse was big. rangy fellow. with not
too much speed, but Hank thought he
was the goods.
IAN the horses except Hanks had
passed the srandstand neck and neck on
the first half. It was a beautiful race.
Trailing behind about twenty rods came
the big horse, Hdnk urging him on.
When he was in front Of the grand stand
Doble stood up and yelled at the top Of
his voice:
Take the first turn to the left, Hank,
All the others have gone that way
Hank drove his horse TO the barn"
Evening journal., 1906-09-10
FOOTBALL.

The season for football. one OF the
greatest Of outdoor games. is now draw
ing near The Evening Journal requests
the managers or captains OF all teams in
this section to send an their news TO this
paper. The small teams viii receive the
same attention as the big ones
Penn's advance guard OF footballers
started for the mountains to-day.
This years new rules win test the abni-
ties Of the coaches.
The candidates for the High School
football team started practice on last
Thursday. About thirty-nve lads are try
/ ing for the eleven
Evening journal., 1906-09-10
RIFLE TEAM HOME
Delaware Boys Made Good Showing
at Sea Grt Shoot.

The rifle team that represented this
state at Sea Girt last week returned
home on Saturday having finished
thirty-third in a field Of forty-one
teams
Their showing is considered excel
lent and was u per cent better than
their record last year The members
Of the team were
Major J. Warner Reed, team cap
tain; Captain e. e. Rogers, coach;
Captain E. g. Parks. spotter; Captain
William E. Lank, Captain L. A. Dug
gan. First Sergeant S. NJ. Saunders,
Company D.; Sergeant c. Porter
Company A. Sergeant w. Pettyjohn,
Company B.; Sergeant r. H. Daniels,
Company b; Sergeant A. G. Riley,
Company c; Sergeant G, McCloslxey,
Company C; Corporal r. Harrington,
Company II; Corporal r. Vantine,
Company II; Corporal II. Sergeant,
Company f; Private J. L. Grove,
Company e; Regimental Sergeant
Major Frank Doherty; Corporal d.
McCaughan, Company H, and Private
d. Draper. Company A; the latter
three alternates.
Neither Colonel J. G. Ewing or Lieu
tenant X X. V. Casey were able to
accompany the team of Glenburne or
Sea Girt, though both were at Sea
Girt on private business. Major j.
Warner Reed the team captain, Cap
tain e. e. Rogers, coach. and the
other officers in the party worked
hard to make the best possible show
ing. and to them the thanks Of the
regiment are due. Major Reed especi-
ally worked hard for the success of
the team, and to him much credit is
due. though for that matter credit is
due every guardsman on the team.
ocaK. to, ,erl., LpffyD, ;BS emf yfcmp
Evening journal., 1906-09-10
HONEY HELD FOR
MORGAN'S DEATH

The jury empanelled by Coroner
Purks to investigate the death of
Clarence Morgan, colored, returned a
verdict Of death from a gun-shot
wound and that Howard Honey, col
ored, fired the fatal shot
The testimony was that the men
were in a hotel yard at Odessa, when
they had words and both men fired
shots and Morgan was wounded in
the side. He died two days later at
the County Hospital.
Evening journal., 1906-09-10
The standing Of the teams in ne city
RoXING-

Boxing viii be resumed at Essington in
a short time.
Tommy O'Toole and Eddie Kelly. who
Put up great contest at Essington not
long ago. VIII clash before the National
Club, Of Philadelphia, on next Saturday
night.
wilmington is large enough to suppor.
a iirst-class boxin reorganization.
1t is said Joe Cans viii appear in n
piece entitled Alone in the World
Battling Nelson has written a story
called There is Black Man Coming
Af;h a Package"
cs o'Brien Is booked TO fight Bin
es the Australian heavy weight
champion. al Melbourne. on November s
bQuires has never been beaten. Not yet,
~ soon,'' is In order.
Evening journal., 1906-09-10
BASEBALL.

Hans Wagner is the leading hitter In
the National League, his clip being $40.
stone is hitting at $40 in the American
League. and is the real leader.
Any club can sign a man, but the thing
is to get him 20 report.
A series OF games between X-Wilming-
ton and Bridgeville should prove very in
teresting.
The Tri-state League viii come 10 a
close on Saturday. Lancaster is the only
club that has made any money.
Evening journal., 1906-09-10

the winners of the twenty-five remaining
prizes.
The conditions this morning were very
poor. The targets were in a deep shadow
at first, and there was a mirage hovering
over the range in front of the targets.
The half mile ring horses from Della
ware will have mile course and differ
ent footing on Wednesday next.
Who in the end will be better pleased.
the man with the cups. or the fellow
with the medals?
Evening journal., 1906-09-10
YEARLY CONTESTS
May BE ARRANGED
Winners in British and Ameri-
can Inter.UniverSity
Races TO Meet

ny Our own Wire. Publishers Press.
LONDON. Sept 10-The proposition
to have annual contests between the
winners OF the British and American
inter-university boat races is being
seriously considered as a result of the
race on Saturday in which Cambridge
defeated Harvard.
No athletic event OF recent years
has aroused the interest shown in
the recent race. A meeting of the
British Amateur Racing Association
win be called shortly to consider how
international college boat races may
be made.
Evening journal., 1906-09-10
SHOOTING ATT SEAGIRT
Shooting in the National Individual
Match BEGAN This Morning.

RIFLE RANGE. sEAGIRT n. j.. sepi.
io-shooting in the national Individual
match was begun at $50 o'clock this
morning at the Soo-yard stage. with less
than 200 contestants.
This win be followed by the 10oo-yard
range. and Colonel Bonus. the executive
officer. Is confident the tournament will
end this evening with the completion of
the match. when the winner Of the $1,000,
the first prize. viii be known. al well as
Evening journal., 1906-09-10
HILL TOPS READY
Team viii Be Light But Fast-Anx-
ious to Arrange Games.

Sporting Editor Tile Evening Journal.
AS your paper is the only true sporting
paper In the city. I beg to request a space
In it 10 put the following:
Tho Hnl Tops football team viii organ
ize at once, and would like TO receive
challenges from any 1l5 pound team in or
out of tho city.
In answering challenges, send all COM
munications to Manager Herbert Man
nering, No. 1908 West Ninth street. VIII
mington, Del Thanking you in advanc'
for the space in your paper I remain,
Yours very respectfully
Charles d. Bird,
Captain.
wilmington, September 10, 1906.
Evening journal., 1906-09-10
Presents Eor snhnnl.

Members of the Jr. o. U. A N on
Saturday presented a Bible and flag "a
the school Of District No 90, near New
ark. A luncheon followed the presenta.
tion.
Evening journal., 1906-09-10
X-WILAiINGToN
SCORE by INNINGS.

x-Brandywine d. 100000 ks
Wilmington 81. -..2o1O0OO1 o.
Earned runs ~ -Brandywine 2.
rwo-base hits-Neave. .. Sacrifice
hits-Brennan. 2; Scott. McDonough.
Bases on balls-On Leonard. 2: off
Beck, q Struck out--By Leonard, 4;
by Beck. 4. Stolen bases-Hahn. Beck.
NJ. Tierney. J. Tierney Stibe. Leach.
NcDonoueh. Left on bases-X- viii
mington. 4; x-Brandywine, 9. Um-
pire-Johnson. Time-1.45.
Evening journal., 1906-09-10
THE
Equitable Guarantee
and Trust Co.
Northwest Corner
Ninth and Market Streets.
Wilmington, Del.
Capital $500, 600
Surplus and Profits $3.50, 900

The Directors of this Company
are active in its management. All
investments of Trust Funds or the
Company's Funds are made only
upon their approval and all Trust
Funds and Trust Investments are
kept separate and apart from the
assets of the Company.
2 per cent. interest paid on de-
posts subject to check.
Office Hours-9 a. m. TO D. m
Saturdays-9 a. m. to u noon.
DIRECTORS.
DR.. j. A. Draper, Samuel X. Smith.
p. Bringhurst, Jr., ]. Wilkins Cocch
J.. smith Brennan. Willard Salisbury,
WIN. Bowe, Robert B. Wheeler,
jos. i: Carpenter, John II. Dandy,
Ohio Nowland, Thomas s. ReiIoh
John bancroft Victor b. Woolley
Franklin Taylor, Henry 3. Thompson.
Evening journal., 1906-09-10
National League.

IttslLTs OF NHSTERDAY's GAMES
Chicago, Z; Pittsburg. ?
cincinnad. &; St. Louis. O Cdfsi game).
Cincinnati, ;; 81. Louis, / eseecnd Game)
Evening journal., 1906-09-10
RESULTS OF BALL GAMES
American League.

RESULTS or Yesterdays GAMES.
Chicago. 4; Detroit. 0.
Cleveland 3; st. Louis, FIRST game).
ST. Louis, 3; Cleveland. I (second camel
Evening journal., 1906-09-10
Attention Republicans!

wish to Announce my candi-
daey for the office Of RECORDER
OF DEEDS and ask your support at
the nomination. I have been a
voter and worker m the ranks Of
my party since 1870, always one Of
its stuanchest adherents. and fell
that / am deserving Of the recog-
milton. Tn is my first solicitation
for county Office and If elected VIII
not ask for reelection. being a firm
believer IN one term rule.
Thinking you in advance.
Respectfully yours,
WILLIAM CHANDLER.
Evening journal., 1906-09-10
new CASTLE HAD
1T DEAD EASY
ST. PauI'S Guild Failed TO
Connect With Green
fields Curves
speclai to The Evenlng journal.

NEW CASTLE, Sept 10-st Paurs
Guild club, Of Chester, famed the air in
great form in a game at Battery Park
favor Of New Castle. The score:
Evening journal., 1906-09-10
SOLDIER FOOT-BALLERS
Coast Artillery at Fort DUPONT Open
To Book Games.

Sporting Editor The Evening Journal
win you please publish the following
challenge in the next edition Of your vaiu-
able sporting paper, and oblige the un-
dersigned:
The management Of tho t5th Company,
Coast Artillery would like 70 hear from
all frst-ciass football teams averaging 100
or ls5 pounds. Address all communica-
tions to the following address,
John McGowan,
45th Company, c. A.,
Fort DUPONT Del.
For dupont. Del. September 10. 1906.
Evening journal., 1906-09-10
Had Hand Ma.Lea

While uncoupling cars at the E5ge
Moor freight Yards this morning -
a farls' OF NO. 6Si East Seventh
street mad his left hand caught ia the
coupler and mashed.
Evening journal., 1906-09-10
LANDLITI
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Landlith q. d. 100 90 0 0 o--t
Earned runs-Browntown, i; two
base hits. Duncan, 2; Crumlish. Sac
rince hlts-Ballantine. Scott. Bases on
balis-On Elliott, 2, off stlrlith, o; Off
Beatty, l. Struck out-By Elliott. 8;
by Stirlith. 2; by Beatty 4. Stolen
bases-E. Johnson, Eckrich Ballan-
tine. slime Donln. Wild pitch-El-
lott. Double play-Duncan to Rainey.
Left ON bases-Browntown, o; Land
nth, 3. Umpire-Dawson Time-1.30.
Evening journal., 1906-09-10

wilmington, september 10, 1906.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27
Races II; z, ,,..j.. AZ u at,.o.nia.1
~ Associated Press

ss3s CINCINNATI, OHIO, June 2e--.C orri-3
/ gan q Planute,8 an added starter, and e
rank Oh tsider. won the Cincinnati Trophy u,
the feature at Latonin, to-day Seal IN
ished second. and Y owrye, the third horse,
were coupled as the Gerst entry Sum '.tr r.
Emarles: iS ID St5
First rae fdrlon onav nt,lre
( 40 to j. first, Poster Girl 70 to ~ second,
Mildred Il to q third. Time, i :07s 49, ,jat
Second race six furlonga-- NJ tia dor (1S
TO 81 first, Roscoe e to- 81 second. MAYOR
johnson rs to y third. Time. 10 20.
5ts Third rnce-m1l lei larry Scott g to q
first, Bedford (13 to 81 second, Brat1ca
a(s 10 ~ third. Time, " :4S BE-. Ss
" Fourth rnce--fve md halt ~ rlongsi X
the Cincinnati Trophy lanuto 80 TO ~
first, Seal "a to y second. Yowrye q To- u
third. Time, ! -.
S Fifth races teeplechase hand icap; Club
House courses tod dard IL III to. 81 first,
Gould IL to y second n Glass Leader q TO-
Is third. Time, 3: 32. III;
Sixth rnce- rnile.-Lan stlown g to % first
Dr.. Burch &c to y second, Plat % to- p
third. Time. :49 al
Seventh race-,nile Lafayette N TO 81
first, /. X II q e to y second, Knowl-
edge 40 to y third. Time, =: q 1-5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27

time, made this year At Belmont Pa TX:
Sunnar les: sj}B v! ll5is ..55
First rncc--s,x and d half furlongs
main coursc--P Prince Hamburg % to 10
and 2 TO - first, Sir Lnwood go tos1 and
20 toll second China III to : and 3 tod
third Time I :lS rs. IA "a
It Second rac elling mile Rye q to 8
and OUT first. Water Tank az 70 and
TO y second, .Klingsor GIG to y and g to ~
third Time, 1880 Is. n. 81
Third race Tho Seepyard stake 4; F1l \
turtty course; Avo furlongs-Red River
IA to and II to - first Swell g ts 1 3.l.1l
q to - second, Bnt Mnstersoni g to ~ and
92 to y third Time, 100 as. Sd
Fourtl, race---T he Swift Y stakes {; seven
1urlongs; mai 4 rourse--f TX VI q. sto;Sl
and ID to s. first Ormondale as to 10 and
Eout) second, Brookdnle Nymph g TO ~ g
and o1t) third. mime, 1924 4-b::5
s588frfth ~ elling; one IN MILE =.
Bird Is to d and 8 to ~ first, stlmula a n
us to s ana n to 81 second. Mary Morris
Il to ~ and 8 to s. third. Time, !: 80 20.
# Sixth "a race mile H and three-stxteenths
81, turf Maxnar q to = and 8 to - tlrstf
Miss Crawford III 70 s ana = to 3 seq
ond, Agile IS to and even) third. Time
200 2-5. sS SS5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27
SOUTHERN TENNIS PLA YERS
VI WILL GATHER IN a TLAN7A
Several From Richmond Expected 70 Attend Annual
Championship Event Early Next " onth-- New
s Counts in Perfect Condition.. ss ss

5lanta Athletic Club are IN pract ically per;
feet condition, and on the day OF ths
tournament will 4 be unequallcd BY any
thing on which a 81 previous Southern
Championship has been played. Every, 2, l
convenience, in the n way Of dressing
rcoms,3 shower baths. clubhouse priv'il.-
5leges will be offered to the con testan!es
in the tournament at the handsome
country place OF the Atlanta Athletic
Club, where the courts are locate ed.
~ These courts, e which ire OF dirt, arc
eight In number. \ and they are In the The
best Of trim, They were laid out by g
swell-known expert and q have since been r
under his care. On the day the tournln M
5ment begins Il hey will be eq ual to f any
dirt courts In the country. . ts ~ 3fa
52sl It Is estimated that sixty players, from
iall parts OF the South, Will be In Atlantaj
for the tournament. IT lis not I, known I,t' ~
whether or not the present holders OF
the Southern champ ionshlps will defend
81 s. Davidson IS the holder IN singles,
and Davidson and Il ". G.. Glazebrook N
doubles, y while the ladies' title Is held
by fiss Marie Welmer. III q ii II.