Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-28


rl'rtiY common Tho records
SHOW lhat titv Munait pfinccionf
N naIron NinncHuini 4umtH Thorpe,
Carlisle indlan Schools ~, 9 Crow
H|i tnattnmurat ~. A. Walklnaun,
Yale, " ~ nAllon. Navy r. w Yfaf.
IrfH. Harvard end VA III ErttrAail.
thiteHt H'i have scored not one hut
MARY If|1 to1|N from di4iancts be-
tween Be- and IS yards.
The Jcnnis Tuhruamcnt
Win international play for tho
ass teiHtaa A4Hufta for thia cuun-
tat In 1918 there 81 aiftady coneid-
tfH4le I.taiff nrtNecn Boston. New
York FnIHHtlnnIa and C'hican0 for
fht mairnoa pext scaaon. and Keen
roHtcei 81 exrfifa Aen slle matter
comfs nNturt iho National lawn Ttns
nls dissertation ln February.
The f.oneWood Cricket club. near
nrsfnn whore the Hasa CHALLENGE
round Ter mo cup Wns played IN this
sounitf and which resulted IN On
Fnti'sh victory 81 understood % be
an a1iige sidder for the matches Of
1919. The Crescent Athletic club Of
were played IN 1903. ~ again in the
field Coz THE Big rvtnt next year.
uttit rhiia drinhia arid ChicanO are
anxious fof chance to see the IN
tcrnallonal preliminary or final
matches
Judging from present information
lne United States National Lawn Ten
nIs association viii have "a lcant seven
CHALLENGES Is consider ~ the annual
meetlna "a DO held within the next
three months. kusiaE1. Austr1lie.
Canada Belgium and Germany are al
SAID "a have announced sn an m
formal way. their liberalization 20
challenge France. Mexico. Swiszcf-
land and south Africa are also pos
slhiiitics Tho attitude Of the Eng
lish tennis officials a. peaaimistic. 70
iar as winning ottlook = eoncprnea'
bat they have zone on record a. say
inr that reeAfditss of their forlorn
chance. they VIII send team 90 this
country next summer.
THE trouble with English tennis a.
ihiF time appears 20 be- tho lack OF
youth and natural playing ability
among tho leading representatives, or
that country A famous tennis ou-
tuoriiy in dlscnnHlng the situation and
outlook said recently. None 81 the
present top rankers is natural gen
fur Ilko Renshaw. Dohefty or PIN.
mr. parie. IKE Mr. Richie and 8. II.
smith IN 81 previous decade. has
reached his present position by eN-
plnitafiou ~ muscle and Stamina,
aided By dogReG VIII. other expon-
enfa of a similar character are doubt
less In the making. and when they arr
rive we shall hail them, as we do NO.
pnrke and those who model their
games on his lines. an international
But. n Wc are wise,
we shall continue 20 look for the
talent which has the hallmark OF
youth and natural ability 70 com
mend a."
Indoor sports Are Next
with the panslng Of baseball and
football the followers Of sport are
turning their attention 60 forms OF in-
door competition popular during the
winter months. There ~ already
much ncfiyifg evident among the
hockey players and tho Indications
point to n season 81 unusual popular
ity for sfhc CANADIAN game. ~ those
cities where artificial Flnkg or freez-
Ing weather D. assured fhe schedule
makers are busy preparing long lists
of exhibition and championship play
ing dates
Plans are under way fer the OPEN
ing of the amateur league seasons Ia
New York, Boston. Syracuse. Glove
land. st paul. Montreal ana Toronto
and tina managers Of tho various cole
lere aevens have already booked "a
number of exhibition and inter-Far-
slty matches.
The intercollegiate Hockey league
appears unlikely 20 be revived, but
Yale. Harvard ana Princeton VIII
play n rOund-robin series OF three
gaines against each % the two other