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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-22
FOWNES CATCHES
TARTAR IN PLAY
FOR GOLF TITLE
Goes Down Before Bing-
ham at Cleveland
Evans a Winner.

Cleveland, July PA big surprise
marked the second round at match
play Of the Western amateur golf
championship tournament over the
Mayfeld links to-day.
The defeat Of ". c. Fownes, jr.. of
Pittsburgh, former national cham
pion, by II. P. Bingham, Of the May
field Country Club, Cleveland, was
distinct shock. No one had reckoned
on Bnghsm's ability TO dethrone the
man who made n new record for the
course in the testing round with
card of p, but Fownes was beaten by
superior playing, at up and 3 to play.
Chick Evans had an easy time dis
posing of X. P. Edwards. of Chicago,
and showed the large gallery a brand
Of golf that dispelled all doubts as TO
his ability 20 fight for the title this
year in true Evans style.
But the real herculean task fell 20
D. F. Sawyer. OF Chicago, who faced
Paul Hunter. Hunter led the field in the
thirty siX-hole qualifying round, and
many picked him 10 win, but Sawyer
won by 6 up and 20 play.
Two real thrillers came when f. II
Blanchard, of Chiago, defeated Howard
B. Lee, of Detroit, and J. d. Standish,
jr., Of Detroit, last years fnalist. elm
mated w. II. Gardner, I'd, of Buffalo.
Bankard won by l up in thirty-seven
holes and Standish won by the same
score without the extra hole.
The course is in excellent condition.
and the visitors evidently have mas
tered the intricacies of one Of the
hardest golf links in the country The
pairings for the third round tomorrow
follow:
D. E. Sawyer, Of Chicago, VS.. Jack
Neville, of Oakland, Cal; Chick Evans,
Of Chicago, VS.. G.. A. Miller of De-
troit: II. P. Bingham, Of Cleveland. ".
De Witt Balch. Of Cincinnati, and f.
H. Bankhard, Of Chicago, vs.. J. d.
Standish, jr.. of Detroit.
The summary follows:
second ROUND western amateur championshipl 80
II = Bingham. Cleveland. defeated W. 4.
Fowues. IT, Pittsburgh up and no play. De-
witt Balch Cincinnati defeated Joe X Bo.e.
Cleveland. J UP. =. H. Banmri ChI ago defeated
u. b. Lee. Detroit gp ~ h-.e, Shick
up and 20 play. JACK Neville oakland. defea'-d
W. H. DhIel, Indianapolis. up and o. p.5
c. A. Miller Detroit. defeated A >ull~ell Chi
cago. up and % play. ID. +. sawyer Chicago.
defeated Paul Hunter. Chicago. up and 20 o a.
IN The second round n match PLAY. j. y. star j.
ish jr. Detroit. defeated ". II Garlier. "a, BUY
fao. ! up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-22
TEAM MATCH FOR JUNIORS
Players of West Side Tennis
and Borough Park Clubs Meet

Junior lawn tennis players of the
West Side Tennis Club and the Bor-
ough Park Club are to meet in the first
of an important series of team matches
on next Wednesday, July %, on the
courts of the former organization at
Forest Hills, Long Island
The necessity of pushing forward the
development of the younger wielders Of
the racquet has greatly impressed such
farsighted administrators Of the game
as Robert D. Wrenn, Rayond d. Little,
Julian S. Myrick and Jerold Donaldson,
the latter the president Of the Bor-
ough Park Club. 1t is planned to play
six singles and three doubles matches,
and the board of governors of the West
Side Tennis Club at its meeting last
night appointed Frederick B. Alexan-
der to act as referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-22
Motorcycle Races
Postponed a DaV

The Brighton Derby, 15-mile motor
cycle race, which was to have been held
at the Brighton Beach Motordrome last
night, was postponed for the third time.
It will be run off tonight.
With the exception of Arthur Chap
pelle, all the starters have secured new
machines. In addition to this contest
there will be several match races and
sprints.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-22
A Return Duel.

The players can make after theu Call
~ invasion is 10 keep fairly and effects and sc
return the
Conditions may have invading team but leaving all that
who would enjoy laying wager on the
Fast against Mclaughlin Johnston, Murray and Srachan
But it would worth while have the East select her star
four and call for return international under
m Gland the next best treat international dish Especially when
tbr Is sufficient sections to build up contest Eat
should be etc with thrills
This takes the prize freak all around One sporting "rer
now busy engaged attempting out baseball and install eeSe'
the national
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-22
1914 9l5.

1918 around the
the
Western trim that sngs their fagwnnng and it
will be upon the second chances for 1915 must
be considered
further to-day than
tb were wear ago Hardly fact And they still have the
loassn memory Of that fighting which shows how
good habit another There is unusual interest ahead IN
bn Brave actions weeks whether or not the
human custom n capabe Of housing uplts in successive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-22
ASKS FOR BOUT
WITHOUT REFEREE
Club Which Will Put On the
Dundee BrittOn Battle Makes
Novel Request.

The management of the club which
promotes boxing matches in Madison
Square Garden is original, if nothing
else. It has applied to the State Ath-
letc Commission for permission to
hold the ten-round bout between
Johnny Dundee and Jack Britton on
next Thursday night without the ser
vices of a referee.
From the earliest days of boxing
contests have always been under the
jurisdiction of the third man. and in
this country he has always been inside
the ropes. Not long ago one club
adopted the English system Of having
the official remain outside the ropes,
but this proved TO be unsatisfactory.
The club makes the point, and IN a
measure it is well taken, that under
the rules of the State Of New York the
referee is without power and is in
reality a supernumerary. II brings out
the point that only in the event Of a
knockout has he the power 70 make his
decision, and then, IN reality, the time
keeper should count Off the seconds in
conjunction with him.
The club officials further point out
that in view of the fast, open style
employed by Dundee and Brtton
clean bout is assured. which will be de-
cided upon merit. They insist that
there will be no chance of one man or
the other indulging in foul tactics.
The managers OF both men have agreed
10 the plan, and it is up to the com
mission.
There is, however, little chance Of
the State Athletic Commission estab-
fishing a precedent.
Dan McKetrick arises to remark that
Soldier Bartheld is ready TO repeat
his victory over Nike Gibbons" If Mike
will meet him. Gibbons and Bartfield
boxed once, and while the latter made
d creditable showing he did not win.
Bartheld is now matched TO meet
Silent Martin at Brighton Beach on
Saturday night, and the bout bids fair
10 be hummer. Martin is no Glib
bons He can't box much. but ne is one
Of the busiest little buzzsaws ever
seen. He fights by no rules, but keeps
on swinging until he lands.
"A. tie same show Boer RodeI vii!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-22
Sand PiperS Defeat
Blue Birds at Polo

Narragansett Pier, r. l., July II
The Point Judith Sandpipers defeated
the Aiken Bluebirds in a special polo
match to-day by a score Of 6 to ?.
The first round in the annual tourna-
ment for the Randolph cups will be
played tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-22

writer has brought up the
after this is over lie assumes
the belief of her best men she will be at loss "
refill these gaps side of the matter England viii have puts
two million into training where most Of them knew but
ordoor will develop, rather
than ~ her athletic hardly think that America Will
have any period after declared to hnd England
ready again of international play HHFoJr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-22
horizon.
Crucial? Well, Vital, Anyway.

This ensemble not be CRUCIAL
Series in least it may be well aoeed '
Fpb in the They going from nere aef ~
smear and they going trouble will be thick enough cut VAT"
a knife.
this bounded forward at winning p
dWsionand OF old umpg
DAYS on this the 1915 dream On their second
aun year the Giants left four games IN the lead ana t
will meet better than They must W" iO
these depart with percentage OF 6oo ana yer
cntare Of 500 around foundng at any stage
0 the finish.
A little episode for every part and parcel Of 0aS
ball. save umpire giving three maudn cheers because
or seven clubs they have keen shot at the nag
pIus their share Of a series split
wedged the each run
each game assumes And each close decH
carries extra value but most Of the games
fought are closer been abnormal output o"
onern decisions unpires life Of the stest upon s
pnet even when favorable AS conditions now arc the
National League each Empirical applicant for
a golden harp:
rsouvou I've had
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-22
Yachts Clutter the
Sound off LarChmOnt
POLO GAME GOES
TO POINT JUDITH
Raymond and Morgan Belmont
Score Freely for Winners
in Snappy Match.

Keeping up the winning form that
conquered Cooperstown on Monday. the
Point Judith Freebooters defeated the
Great Neck Wanderers yesterday at
Rockaway in the semi-fnal game for
the Blizzard cups. The final will be
played tomorrow. when the Narragan-
sett Pier Freelances will oppose Rock
away.
No. Of the Freebooters was Will
lam A. Hazard, jr, son of the Polo As
sociation official who is following in
his fathers footsteps as a devotee Of
the Calloping game. His vigorous rid
ing off of the Great Neck back aided
his team in the 14A to Ga goal vic
tory. Devereux Milburn was the goal
guard for Point Judith, and his brother
for the Great Neck Wanderers.
Both line-ups were ragged as TO
average merit. topnotchers and lowest
Of handicapped men playing together;
vet the game was brisk
The Belmont brothers were here.
there and everywhere for the Freeboot-
ers. They hit nicely and made several
neat supporting plays, besides picking
off several goals.
Col
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-22
The Winning System.

We notice has forbidden Bans to hn
for their country. Robertson Bresnaan and Sangs would IKE
70 5ont b same system and pitching further games
for he PhIlies
It's a great little system you CT it through
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-22

necessary in that yellow sun be SHINING
from an absolutely ball be twisted OH on
scheduled run?
Polo Grounds the sun was hhs Inc
m IN oood condition and everything proper the gates were
locked and the contest postponed reason save an carry
afternoon shower the EPISODES OF ~
of the fan upon any AFTERNOON
d ~ inches square can be detected against otherwise fawss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-22
The Bone Industry.

Col just what bone play " The follow"
ing definitions may, therefore, in handy;
play that doesn't happen to go through
Smart playa happens to out through
a surplus Of luck
M ro MAY very often assumes arrived
some critical moment rated the smar ball players IN
the game have ivory colossal magnitude only to have them
cane notice because happened the occasion unmportant
The suggestion that Norman Tabers
milo record should not Why Tab timed by competent Off
- - ar5ord track ran mile in second
faster than any other II it isn't record just how does
60 about the maxim o records?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-22
%I@pq2r6%&hf
by Gauzzu1dR1ce
Verse Revisions.

II. W. L. had been umpire in the first place.
Tell me not in mournful numbers
That the Umps life is dream;
For the imp is dead that sluntbcrs
While an Ercrs guards the team.
Strife is real, strife is earnest
And the Craze is soon our goal;
Cussed thou are to cuss returnest
Stands the token of our role.
In the games broad field Of battle,
In the biUoudc and strife,
What are ne bit driven cattle
Branded 1cith the vocal knife?
Lires Of umpires oft remind us
We must sprint to beat the bdnd'
On, departing, leore behind us
Pools Of gore upon the sand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-22
The score follows
GREAT NECK

Point Judith Freebooters-Gosls earned -; by
handicap 0: less penalties. y total lth: Great
Neck Wardcrers-Gosls earned. 4: by handicap 3
less penalties i total. g..
Individual gosls-R Belmont G). NJ Belmont
o. Carr (2). D. Mnburn l-l. Hazard, Heckscher
J. G Nihurn. if.
Ro'eree-John Cowdin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-22
Full Summary of Racing
in Big Larchm0nt Regatta

Full summary of racing in big Larch-
mont regatta:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-22

MY. c. so FooTERs-sTART . .o5-CoURsE.
goa. MILES
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-05

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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-05
eSpffres Sffenitb pg SEN itrategiift
&rigsltit.

Set bil0e bore notl1rligt, ON
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-05
Ycrionlig Tribcb.
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fal6er Zig Or. Sum Sbeoen og at
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6ulofo1nmenbe6 forbahler mig mere
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&ronprinien og 10.
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Brru fra partH.
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ser. Stoffcls lc1ilnlteOe gtoO! Sffe
en- cnel tie 8in0ltesruDc CT bel. Npgle
9ulc ct lige be6 at ltDrte lammen,
! or0rc CT o%fltipcoe. Nt ie Soft figge
us gjenncn &jelocr1es @itterbin=
0ucr, for at f., bbuO Ser CT pea
Tpr0e> 11uar Ell M11tomobil npr111er
1tg, Dirfer 11DDggcligt og gribcnOc.
&otc0rolel1 four gn til at tgnfe pao
e1l bGl0tg &riger, Der CT blepct 1aa=
ret / &o11pen for 6p0relanOet. Selc
6ens flint l%fl1lpterebc Srnan1cntif CT
forbi for epig> ligcleoes 0enS bio1tn=
0erlige SsSrore, men lelpc 8pgni11ge1
ltoar Ser e11on11 on1giben al Sanb=
po1er, iom e1 5ol0ut me0 8an0age.
Sc fprlootc @o0er ligner Huin=
oDnger. 5mnet al Ell Game, Ser
1pa0Ierer enc omfring, fremfal0er
en- forbablet &rotelt fra Ell n%nifor=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. / Stalien.

2an9lol1t ipil1ocr 5pl pg &ornlc
ira oc itolicnifc Mlpeltillinger, fri
Der CIT franit &prrci ponoer1t, 1pm
opGolocr Jig Dco Sen itolienltc
Sront, til vTcn1ps". 9futternc BIT
per lpngcrc % fnlocrc. "9a1 font
l1er Sil1tcrcn", flyer 6olf, Pinto
re1, lon ingcn fan for burc Jig
in1po." So, fer tnler mon ollercoe
for fulO MlDor ON @irtcr. gnomt
bor Sen life bit Jig / al lin @rloe.
Mc11 man bar Ell tpoclig Tplelic al;
at Sen far iu1bt fine 6orpolter 1D
ligelpm en- 6jen0e, ser CT fnrDiU til
at 6cgpl1Oc 9(ngrebet. s SC bpjerc=
liggG1Oc Rcgio11er ligger scr 5nc,
o9 0cn frpber lengere neoobcr fpr
bpcr Gag, Ser goor. - Scr bln1cr
Ell &ino, iom goor gjcuncm Moro
p1 @u1. Oc1r bplcr o9 piber / &lpf=
ter ng 5frr, lau mart Snlcn CT
9anet mes.
Morgc11ooge1 blipcr liffert BARN
og flur ]on1 Sc fnrcgoocn0c Gage
men ont Mftel1c11 CT Set Sintcren,
font bor ODertagct. % I1ort font
MGR Sen Sag, oo boo0e TjnI0 og
Sal liggcr lpebt / 5ncifr1,o. Sm
foa Tiger, ia mooifc nllerc0c ONT
noglc Gage, CT Sintcren fer. 6
r1a11ge Moaneber n1on Sc itolieni fc
Solooter> iom for ltpr1tc 0clcn lto111=
n1er fra SC lolpormc Slettcr, bploc
l1O / Mper1cs isfolbc &intcr.
s bele &i1tercn orbejoer mon for
at nultc Sroppcrnc til &intcrfclt=
toget. - @perncs 6obriffcr GU /
Sang Sag og Scat pg %uporbcjocr
tore 2dgrc al lllo1110crfle0er. Wen
intetiteos n1erfer mol1 Sorberc0d=
ierne til @interen lom bcr / iclpc
&rigsegncl1. Obcrolt puo TjGl0bcjc=
nc n196cr n1al1 Mnn0 mes Softer
og 5paoer. Npe &eje on1Gggcs. gr~
oelple &bGgbjoroe Dripcs ppppcr:
g1ormc Mas1er So trunsportcrc5
op / 6jnl0enc. Set CT alt lom11e11
&interfprbere6el ler. Spl0atcrnc r1oa
bupc Mob bele SEN io11gc @i1rtu.
Spit oppe, bbpr 2rnc1c bpgger Sc
reg Hc0c, pg bbnr Ser 1rl1 ct ltatie=
neret Nrtillcri, fampcrcr Groppcr=
ne, belejreoc al bc11 megtigc Tienoe
= Si11tere11.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-05
@oroamerifa ps epSamerifa,

Sra 8l>cl1os Mircs 1fribes:
Com set moolfe ollereoe bill iGrc
6cfjenbt ober Stprlte0clc>t al Ser
Sen, far Sc Sor. 5toter ltoen CIT
ropa=&rigens ll6br11o fat ct e1ormt
Mrbejoe ino poo at tilegnc Jig oer
1poamcrifanife @an0el, Scr 10 81
lenere @or far begp116t at in0tage
en life ringe Eloos poa Seroens=
111nrfe6et.
2eiligbeoe1 er ga ogluo, lon man
let bill fl1n11e foritaa, iaa gl1nltig,
iom SEN oberbobeoet fam bere, oo
Sc %iDoamerifanife, 2anbe, Ser bee
ientlig ingen S110l1ltri ejer, np0be1r=
bigbis maa ipgc til Sc Sor. 5toter