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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-02
gkmpc Games e Yachting II Lawn Tennis 4 Other Sports
Williams Wins National
Clay Court Championship

the title, and the result was never in DOUBT.
Clean hitting with 7uii follow through
10 his strokes and ability 10 continually
play with tremendous speed and precision.
carried Williams safely on the crest OF the
rame. even with Touchard or Hayes play
irg in surprising form.
Miss MAY Sutton. Of Los Angeles. Won
the womcn's championship. defeating Miss
Mary Browne. also of Los Angeles, the
former champion on clay courts and the
national champion, in two sets at g., s.
In the mixed doubles Miss sutton and
Frank II. Harris, tn. Dartmouth college
champion won the tItle from Miss Mary
Browne and x. Norris Williams. The
match required three sets, the score being
6-3, % e.
Some Of the visiting players left tonight
for Cincinnati for the tri-state Tournament.
while others departed for ST. Louis to take
part in the Central States championships.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-02
GIBBONS At HIS BEST|bULL FIGHTS TO FINISH
Makes Quick Work of Sid Burns
at Bout in Garden.
FIGHT LASTS FIVE ROUNDS
Big Crowd Out to See the St.
Paul Phantom Box at
Top Speed.

Mike Gibbons. rated by some critics a
tho greatest wclterweight In tho world
completely outclasscd and stopped sid
Burns the sclf-styled wclterweight cham
pion Of Great Britain. in i've rounds at
Madison Square Garden last night Burns
was knocked down in the nth round but
the bell sounded just before Billy job. the
referee, counted ten Burns was carried
TO his corner by Gibbons, tho referee, and
his seconds. and was in such bad condition
that ne was unable to come up for the sixth
round.
When Gibbons entered the ring it was
announced that owing To- the fact that the
St Paul boy had to catch train Young
ShuEroe and johnny Dundee would clos"
the show Tho crowd laughed at the an
nouucemcrt, and it was noticed that Glib
bons had bUSincsslkc look in his eyes
that bodied uo good for his rival The train
was 10 leave at Il o'clock, and Gibbons
didn't enter the ring until 1910 o'clock. but
he made f. an right
It was tho same Mike Gibbons. the shitty.
hddlnE Mike. hut with his mastery skill.
his speed and rare judgment of distance
he brought burst II innghtug tina. the
crowd had never seen him use before. He
wasted no time, either and when n" mi hc
hit hard. The first round was not two
minutes old before his pstonliko left hand
had tho Britou iarred and -"clnG. HE
speed and skill at slipping leads kept the
crowd apuauding and when Burns missed
Gibbons landed. For few minutes Burns
showed IA she's % hghting ability. and there
were many who believed he would make
the great American box al ton speed while
some predicted that Mike would miss that
train
Evidently encouraged by his showing IN
the FIRST round. Burns came w full ~ fight
in the second hut IT didn't last long. Ho
poked a left for tho head. but Gibbons, slip
ping inside. drove a terrific right hand crUss
10 tho head The blow landed high. but II
carried the force and Burns was badly hurt
Walking I'm steadily, jabbing and hooiing
his left. tho American lad forced the pace,
and whom Burns sought refuge IN cline"
Gibbons battered him with left and right 20
the body.
In the fourth round Gibbons left an OPEN
ing Burns led. and Gibbons hooked "A
counter. but he missed. IT. WAS MS FIRST
miss Of the contest. and MIX" glgei"i over
II Then no leaped in and banged home a
volley Of punches with both hands Burns
rctreated. but as be drew away Gthbons
nailed him on tho chin with ono-two
punch and dropped him 10 the mat ~
the count Of four he was up ard doing
but weak and groggy and tired out.
Then came tho last round. tuma rkeI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-02
JOHNSTON ON HIS GAME
Amherst Man Wins in Bronxville
Lawn Tennis Tourney.

Amherst and Princeton fought It out IN
the second round Of the Bronxvllle Athletic
Association lawn tennis tournament yes-
terday before the tall Charles L. Johnston,
IT,, the recent winner OF the New England
intercollegiate championship, disposed OF a.
Tobey, the Princeton player. at 81, So,
10. Then. in another match in the same
round Livingston Beeckman. n youngster
possessed OF remarkable skill. disposed Of
Ralph L. Baggs, Of the West Side Club. at
rs. 4-6. 7-5.
The summary follows:
First round-H. 8 Rothchild defeated r. r.
Augur 60. g. ]. Carmichael defeated J. A.
l. Maioner. 10. e-3; a. Tobey defeated II G:
Skinner. "a. %: c. L. Johnston. jr., defeated
foers enr 81 IS r. g. Bsei S a Sefeash
Ferris by default: w. c. Bache defeated +. r
Leo by default; II. N. Berkeley defeated v Treat
by default: NJ Mcclure defeated :. II. Noshel
by default; Wylie c. Grant defeated 4: J. Del
mar. %, 81: J. Pollen defeated Z. ostcn-
teated F. Fox. 81. SIS. s-6: X Brevy de-
fested f. 7; Pelham. 90, 90; =. oelsnsr de,
A Ilyermore by default; L. peekmsn defeated
lingo Har--nan by default; II. l. Bags defeated
a. M. Lombard by default: A. Hammett de-
f f Gsf,e BY a sefauIt r. Ey Wash
defeated G. Major by default; J. ". ostendorf
S 9sd,sd Mead G by default knapp de
Paret defeated A. d. Britton, 81, 81. ga;
David sands defeated G. X r andrews BY de;
Keough by default; Frederick c. Baggs defeated
W. b washburn BY default.
Second roundoH, G Rothschild defeated J;
r. G. Bsslox s 81 " o' sla S.sA Dec
feated r. NJ. Beckley. 81, Ga; Charles l..
vhs.oS Sef Sessm.S Tgssy R.Os
Baggs. 7--5, 4-5. rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-02
HYDRoPLANE RUNS AWAY
Spills Two Men Into Hudson and
Then Hits Dock.

In trying out new hydroplane speed
boat on the Hudson at Tarrytown, last
night. Richard J. Driscoll and Louis Nc
Phee we're thrown into the water and
the boat raced on, crashing into the
Main street dock. The boat was making
about thirty-five miles an hour when IT
hit a wave, which caused il almost TO
turn turtle. Driscoll and McPhee had
life preservers OH and were able to keep
afIoat until boats reached them.
Driscoll has been building the boat
about q year and was giving It trial
spin. 1t has an eighty en-
CINE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-02
Miss May Sutton Beats
Miss Browne for the
Woman's Title.

Pittsburgh, July 1.-R. Norris Williams.
me tWenty-year-old youth who has been
creating a sensation in lawn tennis tourna-
Hents. added the national clay court cham
pionship singles title to his list here to-day
IN the final round of the tournament on tho
courts of the Pittsburgh Athletic Club. m
the challenge match for the cup and title
Williams, who halls from Philadelphia, de-
feated Walter T. Hayes. of Chicago. the
defending champion, by the score of 6-4,
G-l, Sc.
In the morning session on the courts
Williams defeated Gustave T. Touchard, Of
New York at 6 8, -, 6--3. This victory
gave him the right 10 challenge Hayes for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-02
WALLPAPER MAKER ENDS LIFE.
fRr Telegraph 70 The Tribune.

fBy Telegraph 20 The IrIDIu1'I
Allentown. Penn. July III. Fred kurtz'
former president of City Councils ana
n-onrietor OF 4 large wallpaper manufsct-
uring concern. ended his life by Jumping
into the Lehigh River near here to-day
business troubles are supposed 10 have
been responsible for his suicioe' hrs'
Kurtz. who survives him. is one Oh ths
heirs OF the extensive Schwoger estate
BEFORE ending his life Kurtz wrote ~
friends and members of his family that ne
&c -,,dn M his mind 70 commit suicide.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-02
SAYS HANFORD WAS DRUNK
Witness Declares Judge Was
Frequently Intoxicated.

Seattle July 1.-The subcommittee Of
the House judiciary Committee resumed
it's inquiry to-day into the charges Of NAL
feasance In ONCE brought against Judge
Hanford as the result OF his disfrsnchise-
ment OF Leonard OLSEN, a Socialist.
City Councilman oliver T. Erickson, for
merly president of the Seattle Manufact-
urers Association, testified that he fire.
auently had seen Judge Hanford under the
influence of liquor. The first occasion. he
said. was five years ago, when tho judge
was on o streetcar.
When asked by Judge Hanford's counsel
II he was able to distinguish between sleep
from drowsiness and sleep from intoxica-
ton the witness replied:
II am satisfied In my mind that the man
was intoxicated"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-02
NEW CYCLE RECORD FOR MILE.

Salt Lake City. July ALFRED GouIlet,
of Australia. riding against time, broke the
worlds record for one mile. unpaced at
the Salt Palace bicycle track last night
Goullot's time was 81 which is one-fifth
of a second faster than the old record.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-02
Total ..........i0l Total

Total .............IOI Total .......s....,.
Cooperstown~By earned goals. TO- lost by pen
aities, q total, %. Great Neck--By earned
ties /; total. goals. Goals scored-For Great
Neck: J. r. Grace. 3: w. r. Grace 3. Phipps.
For Cooperstown BesdleSton. 3: Morgan. 2:
Rathborne, l. Thomas. .; J. y. Grace, ! (by
mistaken. Tine OF game-Eight periods Of IN
minutes each RefeTce-U. H. Holmes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-02

SUNDAYS NEW-YoRn TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere in the Unitei States
for & so a year. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-02
SHIP LINE MANAGERS
CALL STRIKE A F|ASCO
WaIkoutS Receive No More A.
tention than Usual DeSertiOns,
Saws Association President.
L0NGSH0REMEN HANG BACK
Three Coastwise Steamers Sail
with New Crews-Navy Men
to Operate Panama Com
pany's Vessels.

Managers Of coastwise Skipping lie'
stood around yesterday with complacent
smiles and told one another there was no
strike When reporters ventured on the
strength Of this attitude, to ask II the
backbone Of the strike of angineroom
workers and deckhands on their stearers
had been broken. they replied that the
strike never had any backbone 10 break.
H. II. Raymond, ice-president and g"n-
cral manager of the Clyde aid Mallory
Line. and president Of the American Steam
ship Association, against the eight lines If
which the strike Is directed, said thai
walkouts from the vessels arriving in this
port were being treated almost as routine
matter.
All American ports are home ports he
said, and there is no way TO punish men
for deserving coastwise ships In fact,
shipping men expect IT, and are dealing
with these assertions In the ordinary way.
II Is a fact that not more than four hun
dred mer OF every vocation nave walked
out.
We are in this business OF course, Tri-
MARTY TO make money. but we are also
running Il public utility and serving the
public We can't deal with Unions for
their demands arc inconsistent with tho
operation 81 our business"
At union headquarters there was not eN-
actly the deep gloom that the statements
of The shipping mon would indicate. There
was not. on the other hand, much boast
ing or rejoicing Although II was esfi-
mated by labor leaders that several thou
sand longshoremen had gone out IN SYM
patty with the seamen and sto6ers, It vas
also admitted that as yet no great progress
had been made In this direction. The eN-
PLANTATION was that this class OF work
ers being disorganized. the movement
among them had not yet fully got under
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-02
SPORTING GOODS.

When packing yoar grip you will smile with
satisfaction II your Toys and supplies were Sc
setsd al Es,mOpd's.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-02

Johnny coulon rho -olf-styied bantam
weight champion Of The world. will face
Joe Wagner IN t"r-round contest az tho
81 Nicholas Atbleti, club Tonight For
several years past Wagner has been clam
oring for bout with Coulon, and now
that his opportunity has arrived he Is sure
of winning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-02

For Tennis. Coli, Baseball, BIZ
cycling. Motoring, Swimming or
any other recreation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-02

The only American lawn tennis player.
Theodore Roosevelt Pell, whose entry
through 2 teie gra phic error had led stock
holm 20 believe that the former President s
81 vas coming lost his final match to-
DAY. Heyden, If Germany, won. ~ 2-6,
Z -txs Is - Pell, without practice after
d. Voyago wa obliged 10 play on an
ssphait court and was unable 90 do himself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-02

Boston. July Indications to-day we're
that the strike of marine iremen had
virtually been settled. Most OF the steam
ship companies here have signed the new
wage scale. All craft departed on time to-
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Wusldnoiibe 9ta1ribten.

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Ter 4erihtspull5ieber aui Der
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ieimes .O0--29.5O, aemifttss suite,
msbr aui benz @tletis.
| gerfdieseu.s.
1 SeIs. Martt III ifetie. -- geinol robei
75t, aesod,tes 76e per satlone in pdrtier
pon gbl. Grtra gsin,er Zen earool Sc
Der saapae. Cotton Seeb Gel robes 45c
| raifsutrtes 47--isc per ganone. 9srpsutlI
5ee; getrcleum, Yriection loo, Sbic, asn
| tudn uuo Sneiana p34c per eSaaons. eropi
4 GaioIiu Isc, Naphta l3e per gauoHs.
] ca[,.-Isr Wartt 1T ruhig chio 8ipe
a5e, Mihisan unO atroa loic per SbI. pe'
ESQ gfunb.
gaia III aetis. - grima Stir 6l4-s5sr
eo. eounirp sls-6l4t per Bfaue.
4 ephlen. ~ Marfi ruhia. SoupbIoahenl
$3.50, Rus uub Glad s2 90, aanawha Stad
fshlea 1850. aab unb Glad sl.se-2.o'
per louue abaclisferi. aaudlols Stn6fohlei
S425, autbrntits s.. % per Tonne abaslts
4 fert. gote t0Net $3.50 per Tonne abgstts
fert.
Sdmereien-Warft feft. aiee'aamtt
s12. .0o-l3.00 auf oem selriis uno 1900
Is. 90 per eu. BON Stort. limothn $50
$50 auf bem 6eieiis Ine 81 .00---5.50 pc
Gu. BON 1tort Suaweisen 9oe au' Der
gsfeiie upe 81 10 oom Store.
Aolfe. - lie 3ufabr mar nur masi
uHs bic Ersiir fttiie. Iie 2aafraes par e
ne siemItt quite.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-13

onoeln nnb fein 3bedter 5beater isin
laiTsn. Mit Wiibe erreidte 8ihon po1i
ihm fopiel, bab er ibm pollfse 5reiheit
aab, NIT feinsm Stiide lsao ieinem
5beatsr gu MAIDEN, pas sr polle, un'
ter ieinsr aaeinieen geruntDprtll4e
teit. Gut, 8iifon fling nit ben aiinits
lern, Die er brau6te, 3u proben an,
unperbrofen, obne cine Wifnute o3ett
au perlieren. @r fanb bic Drdngenoen
glaubiger NIT ben magsren Sageseinz
na6men, 10 gut Is eben geben polte,
ab uno probte, probte, probte. mas bas
3euq 6ielt. Nber GbaIouette Wann
niiroe biefer llugliidsDogel ii6 3etgen?
Ri9tig: zines id6nen cages f6neite
er mttten in cine probe htnein uno
istt aehen mir no6l am beIten gihDn
feibIt pas Wort. nGs mar cine tleiner,
pausbGfiger, roiiQ angebau6ter, fetter,
lebAafter unb fibelsr Serr. Der RegiI>
feur qeleitete i'm auf Die gubne:
I'D bin gbaiouette, 9erihtsooaz
3ieber.
sd babe Sie bsrsits erpartst. ="
Iagte i'd.
,So2~
.6srr 2aribsl iagte mir, oaB Sic
fommen piiroen."
ST 1T perreiit, ipie th h0rs?"
.glur fir sintge 3ugs; penn er
5urittomtnt, bringt er 9elo nit.
sd muB i'm ermittisren."
,Seteu gle ii6, bite! Sic 6aber
pabrf6stnlih nod niemaIs elmer prp:
BE beigsnobnt?"
.4aerbings ni6t."
.Se oiirftsn iih babel IeRr gut un
terbaltsn .... Damn t0nnen mir i
plauDern.
r2lbsr if babe niht Diel 3sit."
.Wenn Sie genug ha6en, beben mi
sinfa6 bic Sisung uuf."
,Sebr LisbenstUiirbig!"
Der RegiIieur brahte einen Stub
unp Ssrr Gbalouette nabm neben mi
glaB. SIN speitsn Oft Oss Stiits5 gal
es cine ettpas isbr frsie S3ene, bic Dbl
Fri. 8sniIs, elmer iebr pituntsn 8ri
nette, geipisIt tDuroe; bic teten Bid
uno Dds forIte 2tuftrsteH Der Dam
i6ienen ben 9erihtsboa3ieher in
bofIten @rabe gu intersFtren. Sd lie
bic SSens einmaI, 3peimul, orelmo
rpieberbolen uno fragte bin uno tpieoe
| Serrn g6alouette um ieine W2einung
sr gu6 uus alsrlei 5ingsr3sige, ipielt
Ioqur 3um gbeil nit, umarmte Jr
| Tenife, ipie Is Die Rolle perlangte. IN
| ging ihIiebli6 nit ihr pourh 0i
| Witteltbir ab". Qn bieiem 9Ggs prof
ten mir ntft petterl 4m nGhiteu 5aq
aber tam 6err Gbolouette rpieoer UNI
| 10 pon iest ab jsosn Gag. Gines Wlor
gems frihItutte id nit ihm. Gr geitan
! mir errottenb, bub er audi sinmdl ei
! Stiit seihrieben babe. uno Ius es mi
bsim Jtd6tii5 DOT; es mar Elm gar
miierablsr gindtter, ben it aber itiil
. miIh bepunberte unb neFen Maul
itript i6 INN, Dor Aufresung 3itterul
aus ben 5Gnoen rib. .9us fOQ mei
,qeper be ribsau" istnl" risf i6 bsge
itert. Ulein Stiif purbe mitgrfotg q
, Ipislt. gariosI bs3ahIte feline Shulot
= uno pertdufte iein gbsater; er fabr
. 3irt beute 9ummirsifsn fir Qutom
!. bile. 5sniIe, bic nod INNER biibi
lit, III bic 6duptftiise zines unier
, ita1tli6en Sbenter. 5err gbalouett
dber, Der 0oqftdnbig ruiHirt III, be
: oisnt iest $50 5rantsn oils Qbrsiiel
I6reiber."