The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-10-20
All England Should Celebrate the
Victory Of Miss Ravenscroft in
the United States Golf Cham.
pionship.
Copyright. 1913. nv Tho Press Publishing Co.
THE New York World.

row that Miss Gladys Ravcnscror
IN has done what all the English
athletes have failed in--has come
&c America and taken away a cham
pionship-how can Johnny Bull deny the
fair sex right TO vote? That's a ques-
don. Vardon and Ray. tho famous pro-
fessionas. had no chance against our
amateur Ouimet English athletes have
been outciassed In nearly every event
IN the olympic Games. year after year.
The worlds best middle and long dis
lance runners are from America, Swe-
den. Finland. Franco and South Africa.
Once upon . time they al hailed from
The tight little island. At weight throw.
Ing. Jumping. pole vauiting and other
feAk Of skill England seems unable to
produce q man able to compete with the
rest Of the world. English polo players
come to America, and 20 home beaten.
English fighters look like wonders until
they meet the American champions;
then they are second-raters. A New
Zeaiander had to be called in to beat
the American tennis champion.
Yes. old J. Il. must feel quite happy
over the wcll-earned victory Of Miss
.Ranvsnscroft II they havo q Hall OF
Fame for live ones there. J. b. should
reserve large. sunny niche for his one
athletic chsmpion-or championess
CPEAKISG OF golf. Ouimet 10 q great
~ pinch hitter" but II really seems
~ IL he ought to mako his reputa-
tion good by winning small event once
In . while. Lost again Saturday In tho
Afrh fns hs.
.-and was beaten by q veteran at that
"YEBB Of Rhode Island drop kic,-ed
w tive goals In = game Satur, ay
2" afternoon. although severely In.
3ursd.
Dispatches describing his perform.
ancs said: Webb kicked two goals with
Q broken nose" II no can kick a. we'll
a. that with . broken nose. wonder
how many goals he would have kicked
had he used his fest.
The winning colleges this season secni
b be rolling up the usual big scores.
saturday Penn beat Brown by 80:
Annapolis beat Dickinson. 80; Yale
beat Lehigh. So: Princeton beat Syra-
cuse. 80; Harvard beat Holy Cross
ell.
= m. CiIiPIIAANU5 has agreed to
M give Mr.. Klaus a return match.
es~ Chipiianus Is the entire hind
name of George Chip" the Newcastle
fighter who knocked Frank kicking In
les than elk rounds only a few days
ago. Klaus In lucky to get a return
match. Fighters who knock out cham
pIons or claimants. n, ch.m,lon,h,,
.Ities rarely show much Renerositv az
that sort. But ON further consideration
70 rs barely possible that Klaus isn't
lucky. Perhaps II would be better for
MN 10 let Mr.. Chlpilanus severely alone.
Sar. Z. may De able To repeat. It's likely
mat MAJ Cn'piiahus. ike Young Corbett
Win Mc"oVern ana Jenries with Fix-
summons. may feel quite CONFIDENT that
ne VII, "e anie To repeat Ana II Nd
oces repeat ms reputation WIN Do Just
aeoot twice as sood as ~ now
ery one W." nave '" s"''' 'h"' no ID
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IN. En.t niver IA BrookIvr cnthu.,as =.
t.calIy cheering, It's chess team. The
brooklyn Boys High 10 now winning
0amss
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out "ithow even heedihs new ihhe
tube.
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