New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-09

IT, ana the Ddll was ldI llloit uiH'NN'N ~
handle than was the case with Doust OF
Rice. lie did much for his side on sat
urday and lawn tennis followers here
would like to see him in action against
Mclaughlin.
While checked for the moment the
American team is not likely to lose
trip to England in further quest OF the
Davis CUP. The two victories in singles
on Friday we're OF kind TO almost In
sure a repetition to-day. more parucu-
larry as Jones Is no longer menace
Frank Chance cannot be accused Of a
spiueless policy. He waited just long
CROUCH TO be fully satisfied of the weak
nesses of the Yankees and then struck
out boldly to build afresh. refusing to be-
Ueve that all hope of making a respect
able showing, even for this year, was loS''
Blood TRANSMISSION has saved many des-
perate case. and the onetime Peerless
Leader Of the cubs is the kind Of man
who meets desperate situations with des-
perate remedies.
The fans" here. and more particularly
those followers Of the team who are stu
Ioyal. accepted the release Of Hal Chase
without a futter. and this is clear indl-
cation that they are willing to aDlde oE
the Judgment of Chance and await re-
suits. even though they be slow IN com
ing. This TRANSMISSION Of healthier oiooo
did not have the effect Of al once Che'N
ing the depressing lose, lose, lose, but IL
could hardly be expected. II takes time
10 build up a baseball machine ana the
newcomers must learn TO know each oth-
ers game and to work in harmony before
any real and lasting Improvement can DC
expected. Anyway, Chance appears 10 Oe
on the right track.
Racing is doing pretty well, thank you
Under handiCaps that at times nave
seemed insurmountable good start is
being made toward the rehabilitation OF
the SNORT The crowds which turned out
for the meeting Of the Piping Rock Rae
ing Association on Thursday and SatuT-
day were striking tributes to the thoI
oughbred and what he means 10 TINS
country and also TO those who have
worked so hard to build up the amateur
side of racing from q pure love OF real
sportsmanship The Piping Rock Cluo'
i'm cooperation with the United HUNS
Racing Association, the Rockaway Hunt
ing club and the Meadow Brook steepie-
chase Association, has done much 10 ere
ate and foster a sentiment for the spoI"
and the end is not yet.
The college baseball season has almost
run its course. What promises to be the
most important series Of the year. wheh
Yale and Harvard clash, is still in store
but the first game will not be played unth
q week from tomorrow. Only few scat
tering games are on the schedule TINS
week of which the meeting to-day be-
tween Vale and Princeton. cut short after
FIVE scoreless innings on Saturday, STANDS
out. Harvard will face Holy Cross on
Wednesday: Cornell must play Williams
on Thursday. Vermont on FRIDAY ahd
Vale on Saturday, while Pennsylvania has
two good games in view against Brown
on Friday and Harvard on Saturday
The Tigers. in spite OF none too good
record behind them, are keeping Yale
busy l predicted as much.
Sam FELTON,. who has been thorn IN
the flesh of Yale football men Tor
couple Of years. now looms up IKE the
Woolworth Building for the approaching
baseball series. He seems to be getting
better and better and acquiring that con-
troll the lack Of which has cost him up 10
this time the forward place among the
hest college pitchers in the country which
he so richly deserves on some or ms
games With FELTON, at his best, ale
will have no easy task TO clinch the So
called championship. He held the strong
Williams team, which defeated Yale, TO
only one hit on Wednesday, and struck
out fourteen men. 1t was brilliant per-
Torrance and stamped him most dan
gerous rival for either Gle or Buster
Brown. Yales sterling pitchers. The
games in that series between the Grim
son and Blue will be worth going miles
TO see.
The jockey Club has offered plate TO
the value of $3.50 to the regiment or corps
TO which the winning horse Of the Bel
mont Military Handicap belongs. This
race will be run on Wednesday, which
will be known as Army Day.