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AIKEN TIGERS ANNEX
ARMY AND NAVY CUPS
Defeat Rryn Mawr Seconds by
Better Polo at Nara
gansett Pier.
SOME BRILLIANT PLAYING
Frequent Penalties and Much
SHOW Work Also Mark
Contest.
SOME BRILLIANT PLAYING

NAHRAgAsssrT PIER, July eb.-The Al
ken Tigers defeated the Bryn Mawr seq
and team, y TO 3, in the final match for
the Army Navy cups IN the Point Judith
field here this afternoon brilliant play
ing in several spots made interesting n
game otherwise marked by frequent pen
alties and much slow playing, Each team
was handicapped equally, 30 that the six
goal margin between them at the close
OF the last chukker was due to the
Tigers superior playing.
Earle W. Hopping got the only two goals
made In the first period. and another was
credited to him in the second chukker,
but the player himself thought the ball
had failed to go through the posts. and
the goal was later cancelled
A foul was called on Paul y. Mills In
the second period for standing over the
bail the offence being equivalent to cross
ing This same player, however, saved a
goal for Bryn Mawr a few moments later
after the sphere had been played up the
entire length of the field by Gatirs and
Hopping.
Goals by Gatins and Fell in the third
period. the latter's on difficult back
hand drive and one by Mills In the
fourth brought the score IN TO to 2ls
at the end of the iirst half. A safety
against Mills opened the NTH chukker.
and a goal by Gatins bsuneed between
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-26
MISS WAGNER SHOWS
SHE'S THE CHAMPION
Her Placing Is Too Much for
Mrs. Kitchens, Former Mex
lean Title Holder.
WOOD BEATEN BY FISHER
O'Nealc, the Columbia Pitcher,
Plays Good Tennis I'm 81
wanOy Tournament.

MouSr VERNON. July 25.--Despite the
poor condition of the courts resulting
from the heavy showers brilliant tennis
marked the open lawn tennis tournament
of the Siwanoy Country club to-day. In
the finals ~ the woInons singles the
feature of the days matches Mrs. y.
Kitchen. former champion of Mexico
although Id handicapped 10y a badly wrench
ID knee. forced Mlss Marie Wagner to three
sets before the indoor champion WIS
able To prove her right to the honor
The scores we're Is, ga, IS. The
finalists were to have played off their
match in the morning, hut 1t had to be
post poned for a second time.
Miss Wagner showed u splendid placing
game. and because hhe stuck TO II soon
tied Mrs. Kitchen, until the VISITORS
speed was diminished to zero. While her
knee still was strong Mrs. Kitchen had
the champion Outplayed She used q
deliberate cut and chop stroke that had
Miss Wagner worried. After the first
set, however, Miss Wagnar's placing shots
brought forth results Although forced to
deuce in practically every game, the
Hamilton Grange girl managed always TO
place drive out of reach of the handi-
capped opponent.
Kenneth J. Fisher of Cornell earned
the right tn meet Alfred Ostandorf IN the
final round of the mems singles to-
morrow by virturs Of his victory over
W w. Wood. lie defeated the former
Columbia star rsGbs, 1ieldsr In en-
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extra set. 6--2, as, 81. Every game
was n brilliant battle.
The match took 90 minutes. Through
II all Wood showed the flashes, Fisher
the steadiness. In the second set Wood
changed his style of from q hard driving
attack to a lobbing form OF Aggressive
ness Far n while Fisher was nuyzled
"bSs 49, '''s' Voc pnss'sN
ana putplsyed, IN the mira sci Fisher
tried placing his shots and made Wood
scstter ali pyar the cotrt twin. n, re-
,ur,, ,ham JJs f'uad NM ,a 70, ,sa
tuIh 'neH' w iuuhu way !" "sat 'hh
James s. ONeale, the Columbia var
sitv uitcber sbowsd a return IN tho form
enS Pl""s,, 'Io, ,v,u'n W ,ne iuih
,nat 81 uis,ingu,shen MN IN ms debut
At the University Heights tournament
$40 Tsnuis rIuh H. nair s,,oos''daJ ~,
n,au e", we, s uu, ,ne peI suGce su,, W
They defeated A. ". Ferris and r. HARDY
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the posts was the only other score in the
period.
In the sixth chukker Hopping scored
goal by quick successive shots aud
Victor Mather scored one of the few goals
for Bryn Mawr OF pretty hackhand
drive with four men between him and
the goal.
In the last chukker John u. Fell. vSo
had been playing throughout the game
for the cup presentsa BY his wife ny =
spirited squirt saved n goal after the bail
had been played up to the field by Phipps
and lie Boutillier. A goal ny the latter
from difficult angle brought the matcs
to close. The summaries:
:. Aiken TIGER, Brrn Mswr Seconds
i-Howard Phipps John v. Fell
I ls n1ou,,eilisr t-g PiSnss,i s,swsr
Aiken ngers-Gosls earned. .. Bryn Msvr
seconds Goals earned. I; less penalties I; ~.
i phpp lndyGa s ps sSa 0P0Fp s M Sas'
/ fcnaiiies j. on B asi NaSr. safety "f Sy
MN nm e.. o. 6rs@ M,Sr. crossing b Mni'
Spencer Fish. Timer-R W JOYCE.
The game between the Point Judith
country club and Newport for the clad
stone cup. one " the best played on the
second field this year, resulted IN a VIC
tory for Point Judith. ~ to T. Prob
ably the most exciting chukker was the
NTH, In which peri0d Randolph Jr, scored
clever goal IN 80 seconds, whirh was
followed by one for Phipps for Newport
IN the next minute. phipps carried the
ball alone thre"-quarters Of the length 81
the field and shot goal Randolph sr..
and Stevenson were the stars tor Point
Judith, while ~. La Roy Whitney and
phipps were the best players for New.
port. Many Newport sojourners motoreA
over to see the game. The summaries;
POINT JUDITH NEWPORT
Philip Stevenson III. lie Ro Whitne
= = y. Randolph, '.-W Z, Goodwin
Alexander Brown. ew g. Loea
t-P. S. y. Randolph, Jr. Il II. q. Phipps
Polmi Judith-t,sals earned, 1c, less penalties
9, total. III. Newport Goals earned, s In.
divldual goals Randolph. sr, =; Brown .:
stevenson. 4 Whitney. g. GOODWIN, I; Ran.
doph. Jr, I; PhiIss 3; Loew. / Penalties
Foul on Brown, and safety by Randolph "
Referee-Wister Randolph Timer fitzpatrick.
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PLANS FREAK SWIMMING TRIPS.
Eiionsky Ia Attempt Hell cate swim
MsOacied, Later Takes Passepger.

hustcr Eliuushy will ATTEMPT 10 add
another freak recurd to his ilst of aquatic
achievements when at 80 this morning
he viii start TO swim through Hell Gate
the most dangerous swim in the east
with his hands and feet nlandced Later
IN thu day he will attempt To- swim from
tho Battery to Fort Wadswprth dis
lance a. ten miles. with u man weighing
~ pounds strapped to his back
Commodore Alfred Brown, the first
man to accomplish the swim from the
EatieTy 10 SANDY Hook, will TRY 10 shade
lIllOnsiy IA point of achievement start
ius fr0m tho Battery, Brown will ttempt
10 b Tim to Caney Island faster than the
record of hours 80 minutes, established
10y bud iooaWn Of the New York
Athlntic club ia lall Brown will start
a. / oclooh 10 the mOrnlns.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-26
Nigh, Tenni. Tourn., Enas.

WgsTFIEID, July s5.--The night tennis
tournament in doubles which was begun
last Monday evening on the grounds of
the Wssthed rluh closed this evening
with the finals. danes were played every
evening except Thursday, when play was
stopped nv the storm. The games were
played under electric lights. Seventeen
teams competed Durham and Frank
ThroGkmorioR defeated a. y, Throekmor-
ton and T.. Ernst al, SIS, Is.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-26
BOXING BOUTS LAST NIGHT.

Irving A. C,--Piokie Saunders and 10
hona Kid box draw.
broadway sporting Club--Soldier Bart
field outpainted Jimmy Dougherty
Fairmunt A, t,-Pinky Burns and
Mickey Finn box draw
Stadium A. C.-Uok Peters shaded
Jimmy Coffey
Bergen Beach A. Gerry Clifford out
pointed jimmy Dunn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-26
RUMSON POLO PONIES COLLIDE.
But q. =. waters aud W. ". Bsr-
hour Are Not BadIy Hurt.

RrNsoN. n. j.. July 2b.-In hard
fought polo game to-day on Herbert Field
the Rumson Country club four defeated
The Rums0n FrrebuOters, II t. h goals, ~
a contest for cups presented by -. Jason
Waters. Two minutes before the nnsh
the ponies of -. Jason Waters. playing
back for the Rumson team and Warren
W. Barbour. back for the Freebaoters
oollidcd while dashng after the ball, and
both riders we're thrown heavily 10 the
ground. Except for bruises and strains
the players escaped serious injury.
W. Strother Jones played d splendid
game Tor Rumson aud shared honsrs with
his son, w :. Jones, lr., each Of whom
scored four goals Howard : Borden
made i've goals. with the exception Of
the second and fourth period. when they
made three goals IN each. the Freehooters
were held Fcoreless. The summaries:
IRUMsON FRKFBO9P
RUNsON FOUR Frs
No No i-V . T Jonc. Jr 70 No Il ! , so:
No 4. whitney. No 5-H hordsH
Back W W Barbur Baek-a ! Waters
Goals Rums0n -Four Rose, 2, w Jones
Borden, 3; total, II. Ruhsan Freebooters-
Jones Jr I; Henry, ?; total +. Referee Peter
Hauck
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-26
BrsdS ~ Newark &" Run for y. y
\. 4,

NEWARK July 20 Pat Bredy 7oral
distance runner, has TONED tho NcV
York Athletic club and Ail represent
that organization ~ the iunior cross
country championship Of the mstropoi,-
tan district, Brady running IN the celo,s
Of the Newark 7 A. n Society, made A
record In the Diocesan Union games
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-26
GIRLS SHOW SKILL IN WATER.
Miss Nellie GreenhnII, Who WIN
swim In indianapolis, Wins Race,

Members of the Colonial Iaoht Club
celebrated the twelfth anniversary Of the
forming of the organization yesterday
with a programme Of aIuatics with two
score girls of the National Womens Life
Saving Society as the prin, pal perform
ers. An exhibition was also given by
CORPS at men from the American Life
Saving society.
Mss Nellie Greenhal, among the best
girl spTiuters of tile local district won
the 2aO yard swim. She was opposed by
eleven others. but pulled away IN the
final lap to win by four yards she
will go To Indianapolis next week to
represent this section IN the national
! wOm,n's swimming championships The
Misses Ethel Straus and Lucy Freeman
/ had a MP and tuck tight for second
| plars, the former nusing out her rival
7 by yard.
Miss Josephine Bartlett won the FIRST
| eup fur fancy diving after some daring
evolutious Miss Daisy Greenhall, a
| younger sister OF ellie, finished good
second Miss Gladys curl took third
prize.
The merry chase Of the girls Is cap
ture the saueaking ducks furnished amuse-
| meut for the spectators. Mrs Lillian
| Howard caught one afjer long chase
/ while Miss Josephine Bartlett almost
| drowned her prey IN bouncing on H.
Mrs Howard won the canoe tipoyer
| contest. II. @ callahan and bich Ahrens
! Of the knicksrhorker Canoe club got the
| prize in the canoe fitting struggle Miss
/ Elsie iiahnemann, international woman
/ high diving champion, thrilled the crowd
| by her dives.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-13

of dark red cotton around the bot
tom and about the elbow sleeves,
headed with dull blue braid Of diff
ferent widths.
A white cap of Turkish toweling
trimmed to match the dress gives an
individual touch to this little cos
tune which can entirely be made by
any mother.