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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-09
BELGIANS 0UTCLASSED
BY STAR BRITISH PAIR
Victory in Doubles Advances
Winners to Davis Cup
Scmi-finals.
Special Gable Despatch 10 Tns SIS

FoLKEsroNE. England July S.-The
British Isles won the third point necessary
for a victory In the preliminary tie for
the Dwight +. Davis international lawn
tennis trophy by defeating Belgium In
the doubles here to-day. England WIS
represented on tho courts by H. Roper
Barrett. a veteran OF many an international
competition, and r. NJ. Mavrogordato. "a
newcomer TO Davis cup competitions. The
pair had little trouble disposing OF the
Belgians, W H. Duvivier and 4. O.
Watson. in straight sets at 6--l. e..
e..
Yesterday IN The sinPles England
gathered IN her FIRST two points when
Mavrogordato beat the Belgian captain.
l.. de norman. and j. G. parke van
pushed Watson. England moves up 20
the eemi-fnal round against France by
her victory. The scmi-iinal round matches
will he played ut Wimbledon. starting next
Saturday.
Notwithstanding the fact that there has
been IA great deal of adverse criticism
voiced by the followers OF lawn tennis
in England IN regard to tho selection of
the international team "A great crowd saw
the matches yesterday, and the hopes Of
the enthusiasts ran high at the easy way
in which the British team ran away with
their first match.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-09
AQUEDUCT TURF NOTES.

r. J. Mackenzie. the Canadian turfman.
has secured nrst call on the services ~
Jockey buxton. buxton leads In winning
mounts at Aqueduct his two wins yester-
day gave him seventeen winners to fifteen
for McCahey. ButweN la third with eleven
and Marco next with eight,
Word was received AZ thu track that the
cases against the eleven men arrested for
boOkmaking had been adjourned until Mon
day The men were brought up IA tho
Jamaica police court yesterday, but were
not prepared with legal advisers.
Among tho newcomers Yesterday werc
Nose Cioldblatt, jefferson Livingston IS
trainer. who e. getting strinE ready for
Saratoga. Catrsby Morufori the Krutu,ky
breeder. ana William H'!.se,t. formerly bot
ting connisslonor for John ". Gates
Hugh Penny Is back from canada. where
he dissolved a partnership with r. IS. Hack
EFT ia the ownership OF fathom ana Bry ~
l!mah.
Phil Chinn's colors win Ne seen on the
English tracks this season. Tho kcuturklar
bought a tWO-No1r-old nlly out Of "A selIiur
race for AGO gUiuena. Sho viii De truIued
by r. Kelly, an Englisnmau, AMI raced
abroad.
The best three year-olds iu training in tho
East viii meet IN the Brooklyn n,rb, at b.,
mite and quarter his afternoon. Luke
MoLuke viii carry top weight and nNl
meet with stin opposition from Aud~ru
Nillers Roamer. the crack sprn'cr. which
Will essay THE distance for the first time
kimbsll Patterson has taken ! W, bean
horses to Saratoga, He has left JOCKEY
steward behind With the understanding that
he will ride for James Butter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-09
FORE ERIE RACING RESULTS.

First Race--TNyo year-olds: i've turlong-
--Filigree. ~? Connolly, . 20 !. I m and
TO 20, won; Linda Payne ~" tDberp.
6 10 and 10 3, second Ethan Allen. lie
tGoldstciul. - I. third Time. 1901.
Uncle FRITZ. star Blrd, Carrie O-me and
Mars CASSIDY also ran
Second kace--SiX iurlongs-Kayde1o seros
Arrau. loI Could, 20 1 and 10 l. sec
onl. Thcsieres. l07 Gregory. even. iNird
Time, l.ll -. supreme. Mama Johmron.
Font. Or Doughert>. Chtils and Aware a 81
ran.
Third haoe--o one mile and seventy yards
and ~ to 10. won. Moving Picture los
tClavcrl. I 20 10 and to T. second. Conhdo.
100 tNarriugton) to ., third Time I:44.
i"Irts of oak. Sherlock Holmes. Duquesne
Plate Glass and Clim stream also ran.
Fourth Race--One mile and quarter
DR., Samuel. lo7 Connolly. TO to /
and even. won, Tippecanoe, i07 ooherD, I
- ana TO !, second; David craig. i2s
tHanovcrl. 8 to 3. third, Time, 2:0i Sand
bar, Watcrbass, Black Toney. Runway and
Martian also ran.
Fif.h Race--Slx furlongs--Pan zarota. iis
tBurnsl l 20 and out won. Meeting
Time. 1913 Horror also ran.
sixth kace-One mile and seventy Yards
Uncle Ben. l07 tCallahan), 20 ., > 10
and even, won, Cogs / to and n 4. sec
oud; Troyato. lol tSmyth). 10 !, third.
Tlme i'lb 2S
Gun Edge. liJ tAmbrose), 10 20 !. TO
ANA To I, won, Carlton G.. loo tC1avsr).
to ana 20 g., second: Ask Ma. i07
tTaylorl, . 20 3. third Time. LAB as
Harry Lauder, Good Day, Towton Weld and
ElorO also ran
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-09
BRYN MAwR HAS SMART FOUR
Defeats Piping Rock After being
Minus First Period,

CEDARHURsT, L. l.. July S-Bryn MawI
sent smart polo team to play for the
Blizzard cups and won the first game
played for the trophy from the Piping
Rock quartet by the score OF ga to 3ig
The tournament is In progress on the field
OF tho Rockaway Hunting Club where II
will be- A fixture for the remainder OF the
week.
Teams Of four with handicaps not ex-
ceeding II goals are eligible, and each
team competing to-day nad a margin OF
two goals on that limit. 20 that tho match
was fought out on an even basis. II was
not until the third period that the com
gave a lead To the visitors which they
BY forcing the issue and before the ball
had been long In play Bryn Mawr was
compelled to make n safety 10 avoid n
score. A penalty for crossing further
handicapped the Bryn Mawr men. and ~
no goals were made in the opening period
Bryn Mawr was three-quarters of "A goal
behind when the second period beean
Brown got through from the back to score
for Bryn Mawr and after that the Quakers
always were ahead. The lineup:
Bryn Mawr-No. 1. J. W. Converse. g.
dicap. 10.
Piping Rock--No. 1. willard y. Straight
1 No. :. [. :. Hunt; a. 80. .. X. -. Mar,
score-Bryn Mawr-By earned goals. .
lost by penalty, =. Total 6t Piping
ro.S sS R sGs Ss Sy pM9 iii.y
1imer-Robert Hunter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-09
EXTRA HOLES FREQUENT
In ADVERTISING GOLF
Mrs. W. 5. Bird. Woman Cham
pion. Put Out in First
Round Of Match Play.

Hot SPRINGS. Va. July s.-Close
matches featured the first round OF match
play in the annual tourney Of the Amer
lean Golf Association of Advertising In
terests.
In the championship flight L. a. Hamil-
ton. National the medallist yesterday,
and +. 4. Sperry, Westward Ho. won out
at the twentieth hole over g. A. Speak
man. Siwanoy. and J. II. plummer
Springfield. respectively.
In the second division. W. n. Lashar
Eooklawn. had tn play twenty-seven
holes to beat u. G. kavanaugh New York
{. ;. Williams, Chicago. won from w c.
lzor. OF salisbury. at the nineteenth hole
In the fourth flight.
In the two divisions for women all the
favorites camo through with the excep-
ton of Mrs. W. $. Bird, punwoodie. the
1913 champion. She was disposed OF by
Mrs. j. c. Mitchell. Huntington VALLEY,
by UP. and Mrs Michel also won the
playoff for the trophy offered in the quail
flying round The summary:
First Sixteen. c. Martin. Huntington.
beat i. NJ Sisson. Dunw oodie and / W
NJ. ostrander. Fox Hills, beat H. l.. Whit
ton. Beverly. l up; W. c. freeman, Engie-
wood, beat a $. Higgins, st. Andrews, |
up; j J. Hazen, lakewood beat d NJ
llnson Far View. beat " u. Wright, Wood
land. and /: /. a. Hamilton, National.
hoIesl. $. 4. Evans, knoIlwood. beat " ".
Manning. Montclair. . and I. r A. Sperry.
Westward Ho beat J. ID. Plummer, Spring
field. l up go holeH.
Second six,esn-A /. AIdred.. wannamoi.
I: T. l.. Conklln, Scarsdaie beat w :. BIRD.
Scarsdale, up; ". u. LaHhar, Scarsdsle.
beat T.. {. Kavanaugh. New York. / up 2T
holesD II. a. Gardner beat 4. L. Mann.
South Shore, and g. Edward Rode. Dun
woodie, beat a. =. Moore. Nassau ; and 81;
7. X. Mix, ST. Andrews. beat James Bar
Der, Englewood. and 2; II. c. Milhoisnd,
Oakmont. beat II II. Reed. New York, ;
/and 3, A. J. Watson. Dunwoodie, beat W.
Third Sixteen--F. : Smith. New York.
beat Roger Hoyt Upper Montclnir. 2 up.
: G. Osborn. New York boat W. II. Rankin.
skokie, . up; g. u. Buckley, New York.
Knoliwood, up; D. NJ. Lloyd, oskmont.
beat \. q. Carter, Fort Worth. and o;
F. H. Ralston. Scarsdale, beat II. A. skinner.
dale. beat - r. Morse, New York. & and q
e. \. Moran, Exmoor. beat +. A Voss,
Dunwoodle. and 3.
Fourth Division-C. ID. Spaiding. Wykagyl.
beat T. l. y. Gauss. Slwanoy, and =;
X o. Chisholm, Essex County. drew bye:
{. :. Wiliame ESmoor beat W. g. Izor.
salisbury up Cnineteen holesJ. 5. d. Flood.
New York, drew bye.
~ wOwen'1 ch,amplonsh'P, Fret ROUND,
Mrs. r II Rslston. and ,; Miss Jane
Y Lloyd beat Mrs. x o. Chisholm, up;
Mrs. J c. Martin beat Mrs w. s. Bird.
second p!yl.ion--Mr.; F. = Mann eea,
drew bye; Mrs. II. Il. Mallinson. drew bye;
Mrs. J. NJ. Thorsen beat Mrs. q. D. Buck
ley, and /.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-09
OWNERS TOSS FOR POINT CUP.
King Audubon and Jennie v. TIED
After Brooklyn Speedway season,

The point cups for the first half of the
trottlng season on the Brooklyn Speedway
were distributed to the winners yesterday.
Only two races wero on the final card,
but there were four successful attempts
against time,
Willie Reds King Audubon and John
O'Sullvan's Jennie +. were tied in the
trotting division with PC points. but the
former won first cup on the toss OF a coin.
Or. McBrides Gentiana was third with
2S points
The pacing cup went to Arthur f..
Pecks mare Nettle Direct. which nosed
out George V. Snedokers champion geld
ing Cuban after am all season duel by
IS to 20 points.
Harry g. Raulston's gelding BELLE
Isle. a former Harlem Speedway star.
defeated a fast field in the class 4 trot-
ting race. King Audubon won the first
heat with Belle Isle in third place but
traled the latter in the two succeeding
hents Charlie Mack was third with
Gentiana fourth.
A. Il. l'eck's new bay gelding Chief
showed good form in taking the class c
pacing contest. The next matinee will be
held on August 6.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-09
wALTH0UR BREAKS RECORD.
Wins Two Heats OF Ten Mile Point
RRcc-scnsationaI in Last One.

Bobby Walthour beat star field In the
motor paced point race last night at the
Brighton Beach Notordrome, scoring eleven
points and incidentally making " new
record when he won the last heat The
race was run In three heats at ten miles
each. The winners time for the last heat
was ~ minutes 2-b seconds. the former
record being ~ minutes 10 % seconds.
Clarence Carmen wins second, with ten
points; Leon Didier third. with seven
points, and Menus Bedell fourth. with FIVE
points. Walthour made u perfect pickup
in the final heat. and setting a terrific
pace finished a quarter of lap ahead OF
Carmen. the second man.
Dldier never was headed in the first
heat, taking the lead at the start. with
Walthour close second all the way.
Roth riders Tapped Carmaii and Bcdoll
before they reached the ninth mile. Wal
thour tried To pass Older. reaching his
rear wheel. when he lost his pace, fin
ishing 100 yards behind. The time was
IL minutes 10 seconds.
Didier again set the pace in the second
heat for -four miles. when Walthour and
Carman went after him. tho latter finally
passing Dldier in the seventh mile. Didler
then found fault with his bicycle and
dropped out of the race. Carmen finished
first half u lap ahead of Walthour.
Bedell pulling up third. Tho time was
IL minutes 10 seconds.
Gus Wohlr.lb. the scratch man In the
three mile amateur bicycle handicap. took
first hOnors. A. krushel. 40 yards, was
second and a. O. Lake. 90 yards, third.
The time was minutes 9 t-5 seconds
The final heat of the one-third mile open
was won by Joseph -. shea of Brooklyn.
II. +. Crofton was second and Al Munoz
third. The time was minutes II 40
seconds
The \. n. S. motorcycle handicap at
three miles was taken by Martin Kcsslcr.
who went from scratch, his time being .
minutes 2-5 seconds Paul Ohuc, ono
lap, was second and Bert Sayre. one lap.
third
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-09
NEW YORK CLUB NOW
MONOPOLIZES TOURNEY
All Four Of It's Survivors Go
Into Semi-finals-GOuld
Defeats Flaugh.

Four members Of the New York Golf
Club will have the scni-final round ot
the interclub tournament at Van Cort-
landt Park all to themselves this morn
ing. In the second round yesterday the
three members OF the New York News
paper Golf club and the lone representa-
tive Of the Scottish American Golf Club
were eliminated. and IL a Linton. Thco-
dore Warner f. VI. Gould and Percy
Plat. all Of the New York Golf Club. are
the four survivors in the first division.
Linton Will meet Warner and Gould will
play Plat.
Tho defeat OF T. X. Flaush, the maker
Of the low score in the qualifying round
by +. NJ. Gould was the feature OF the
second round yesterday. although II was
by no means unexpected. The golf played
was not especially good but it was close
match all the way. and Gould won by
only up and to play.
a H. Hedley Of the Newspaper club put
up a good fight against Percy Plat. but
the latter was playing excellent golf and
won by up and to play. Both OF the
other first division matches werc rather
onesided. Warner beat a. c. Murray by
up and to play and Linton won a )
and victory over J, Ahearn.
play was on a handicap basis. The first
round IN the b, atcn eight OF the first
sixteen, which was played yesterday, was
IA scratch affair. The summaries
FIRST sixteen. Second Round-H A. Lin
ton. New York, beat J. AheRrn, Scottish
American. and }: Theodo-r Warner New
York. beat \. G. Murray, Newspsper. e and
8 Y. NJ. Gould. New York. Neat + X
Tlaugh. Newspaper, 2 and /. Percy Plat,
New York, beat A. IL. Hediey. Newspa per.
beaten Elgh, OF First sixteen. First
Round--E. u BrenEel, New YORK beat T
7. Loomas Scottish American. and 3 y
II. Lucas. Newspa per. beat DR. T.. NJ Mendcl
New York. b. default, DR. NJ. A Bonnefond.
New York, beat +. j. Brewer. Manhattan,
ana 8 +. J.. Keers. Manhattan. beat H. -.
Tart Scottish American, by default
Second sixteen second Round--H. : Til
S S York sint. ana 3: 'a ) Fi,zp MliS r.
New York 90. beat l.. j. Dumahaut, New
York 90, up: W. Chapman. Jr., Scottish
paper G2). I and 3: r Mitcheii. New YORK
,isl: beat DR.. A. Carpenter. New York '22i.
Third sixteen, Second Round-F j Pope.
News;pePsr ,,.:0, beaIs, ~ whI.eisy'
PsDsr ~ ~ , beat J. HrT,hsTnsi Nsw:-
PAPER ,ss), beat 4 NJ. Hobart MSnhsttan
American 90, beat W. sisson New York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-09
VETS OF "a AND UP TO RACE.
Piaist"d, Reilly, Ten Eyck and Lu-

Fred Plaisted announces that a three
mile race among veteran oarsmen is UNI
der way. The race, Plaisted says, will
DO rowed on Saratoga Lake at tho end
OF the racing season. Tho minimum age
limit will be ca years. Four entries
have been received TO date Jim Reilly
aged G6. OF Saratoga was the first 10 en-
ter Jim Ten Eyck. tho Syracuse COACH
aged 81 WAS the second 10 III out the
blank. Pat Luther OF Pittsburg. who
held the single SOULS title OF America back
In 1874. will start also,
Plsisted, who weighs zoo pounds says
he will begin strict training for the event
as he intends To get down To 40 before
the day OF the race. I'VE want 10 show"
said the former Yale coach yesterday,
that rowing Is not injurious, Too many
quit rowing upon leaving college instead
of continuing the game throughout their
lives. BY example we intend TO en-
courage them 10 continue TO keep In
active competition"
Plaisted has ro1ved $1,000 miles dur
ing the thirty -seven years he has been
connected with rowing. The prizes will
be $1,000 for the winner, $500 for second
place and $500 for third.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-09
PITCHER PLAYS TENNIS ALSO.
O'NraIe Of Columbia Reaches SEMI
nnaI Round.

James O'Nealo of the Hamilton Grange
Lawn Tennis club. a pitcher on the Co.
lumbla baseball team, came through to
tho semi-fnal round In the open tourna-
ment OF the University Heights Lawn
Tennis club yesterday by defeating Will
lam FISCHER In a hard three set match
in the fifth round at 6--3. ?-6. "a. The
collegan will play In the semi-nnal round
against j. ". Steinkamp who gained the
next to last bracket by eliminating
Charles Chambers. las, years winner, In
three sets AZ O--6. "a I2-l0.
In one semi-tinal @. A. L. Dionne. cap
tain Of the West side Tennis club, and
Arthur NJ tovibond played two sets,
Dionne winning the first at 6-2 and
Lovibond winning the second by the same
score Darkness made It necessary to call
the match and the men agreed to play the
whole contest over to-day, The sum
maries:
Mems singlcs--Fifth round-James o Nealc
defeated William Fischer, Is, 2--6. g,
J. II Steinkamp. defeated Charles Chambers,
O--6. "a. 1910.
Semi-iinal Round--G. 4. L. Dionne ".
Arthur NJ Lovihond, g., 2---G, unfinished
Mems DoubIss-.First round-pr. william!
J. H. \. Williams and A. GuSgenheim. u
al, IL. Halsey wood and George =
tiroesbeck defeated Or, Wallace Krugler and
sam McAllister "a =
Second Round-B W. stair ana partner
won from william Fischcr ana J W. Meir-
Wills defeated W. ~ Jennings ana t. VIM,
"A
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-09
SECOND TROPHY RACE
TAKEN BY SALLY XII.
Greenwich Cup Goes to Owner
l.. L. Pcrcival After Two
Straight Wins.
LEADS NEARLY ALL WAY
Margaret Is Ahead AT start. but
Is Passed Soon and Never
Catches Up.

Greenwich, Conn, July Sin the sec
ond and last race of the series for n.
new Greenwich cup for class Il yachts
sailed under the auspices OF the Indian
Harbor Yacht Club off Great Captain ISL
and here to-day Sally XII. the property
of Lawrence T.. Percival OF the Corin-
THAN Yacht Club of Marblchead, again
showed IA clean pair OF heels to the rep
resentatives OF tho Long Island Sound
clubs and won an interesting contest from
Clifford u. Mallory's Margaret and JOY
eta, the property OF L. O. Draper and
Commodore W. III. Childs.
The race to-day was sailed over a
windward and lceward course. Tho start
and tho finish were off Great Captain
Island and the regatta committee, made
up of Addison q. Hanan and IL. c. Pei
ton used IA. Wilmer Hanans Maviot ar
a committee boat. The wind at the start
was south by west onc-half west and
held true and steady from that quarter
throughout the day The legs were three
miles each. and as they were covered four
times the yachts had race OF twelve
nautical miles.
Margaret which represented the Indian
liarbor Yacht Club. had the best of the
start. Capt Mallory berthed the craft
nicely at the wlndward end of the line
and led Sally MI. over she line by a
little more than one second Joyetta wns
10 leeward of the other craft and was
last away. Sally XII. soon worked clear
and had comfortable lead at the first
weather mark. Here the boats were timed
rs follows Sally MI. 1 10 :07: Mar
garet II 40, aud Joyetta, :16 ;16.
once around the mark spinnakers were
broken out for the run home Going be-
fore the wind the Long Island Sound
craft managed to cut down the lead OF tho
yacht from Massachusetts, Bay. AT the
end of the first round there WAS / minute
| seconds between the leaders. the times
being Sally XII, .3S 81 Margaret
l :39 AZ, and Joyetta, | "a ~ However.
on the second weather leg Sally XII
again pulled away from the Long Island
Sound CRATE and when the boats once
more started for home there was / MIN
u'e 81 seconds between the leaders. Ths
times at the second weather mark were
Sally MI, 2e4 100; Margaret, . % 1T.
and Joyeta, . "a :l3.
In the second run to the finish mark
Margaret again mana ged to cut down the
lead Of tho down Eas, yach. However
the latter finally won by I minute 90 scc-
. onds In both races Sally Nj. was suiled
clevcrly by Lawrence T.. Ptrcival the
boat IL to stay here for I.Rrchmout week
and her owner hopes 20 bc able to durli-
cate his victory in the big Sound r'arSlc
The summary
I SECOND RACE For GREENWtcH ct-P--
SLDOPS OF CLASS R-sTAHT' 1....
COURSE. ~ MILES.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-09
GOULLET DEFEATS KRAMER.
Outsprints Fosier and Champion In
National Title Half Mile.

NEWARK, July S--Afred Goullet. the
Australian sprang Il big surprise tonight
at the Velodrome track by winning the
half mile national championship event.
He outsprinted Joe Fogler OF Brooklyn
and Champion Frank l.. Kramer The
latter was third The distance is Kra-
mer's favorite, but he was unable to cope
with the speed of the Australian.
In tho first semi-final Walter Rutt OF
Germany. worlds professional sprint
champion, finished ahead of Kramer. but
was disqualified for taking the pole on
the inside. He was hned SIS by Referee
Ross for the violation. In the second
semi-fnal Jackie Clarke was shut out by
Goullet and Foger.
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DOUBLES REACH FINAL ROUND.
Mrs. Loew and r. u. Dixon VIII
Meet Mrs. CushinE and Boris Yonine

NEWPORT. July s.---The mixed doubles
tennis tournament at the Casino was con-
tiuued to-day after "A days delay on ac-
count Of the weather. Two matches were
PLAYED in the sem-inal round, and as a
result Mrs, william Goadby loew and y.
T., Dixon will meet Mrs Howard G., Cush-
ing and Boris Yonine in the anal round
tomorrow. In the matches to-day Mrs.
I,oew and Mr. Dixon defeated Miss Mildred
Rives and Baron Kurt Nonlersner. IS.
3--6. e., and Mrs, Gushing and Mr..
Yonine defeated Miss Maude X. Wetmore
and william j. Burden. "a. 81.
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BERLIN, July S--Germany will not ho
represented in the matches for the Davis
cup the international tennis trophy. Fol.
lowing the report that team nigh, be
entered at the last minute, the German
Lawn Tennis Association to-day issued
formal statement saying Germany
would not participate