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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-16
CITATIONS.

=TTr PEOPLE or THE STATE OF NEW
vorE bv the Grac. OF God, free Anl nee
-,s-4e,- 20 Rudolph knerien, DsgnaF
pesh TuUe sch!elsner. daughter OF EnliuA
:. rf.fsrar tecea ssd. Elmer knleri-nt nc
Lsirs ana next % kin q Edward hnleren'
decessed. send greeting: .,s..
yvb.~ess George 2. Hofalirs, VINO resloes
.. ~ S02 west End Avenue Borough OF
Sf,-bs--an In the City of New YORK, has
-.-i. s--iiaf 20 The Surrogatss' Court OF
- C,o,-r+v % N-w York. 20 have A certaln
t-s.-.r,ent IN writing. bearing dst- ftDi
-. ~ 1913 with a cocicN thereto oea.
80. r,,re 3rf 1913. and a second so-4-l,
thereto bearing date september -. -. -
.bi-a codicu thereto bearing DATE eDI ~
. ;afs and a fourth codicil thereto bar
- 5s+s Anil 5th. 1915 relating % ootn
,ssl snd personal property. duly prov.d az
80 80 VII and testament o. Edwafa
E-i.-fan, Who was az the tine or MS aeath
= resid.nt OF the County OF Ne" YORK &C.
TS.re,or. you and each o. you are cltea
%. sbovr cause before the Surrosates our,
q, our County OF New YORK a. me ma =.
ue.o-ss In the County OF New YORK on
49, 44v ~ October. one thousand nlns
t,-s-.5 and sixteen a. ha.t-past ten CLOCK
i tha forenoon Of that day, why ne s~ld
...,f, 80 rssfarnent should not be admitted 70
r-ohar. as Will Of rea! and personal prop
erty. , -. h,v. -a,sed ~.
ssai of ne Surrogates court OF - sa'N
-.,--.,, az New York % Be herelnto afnxel
0o yyit,.ss HONORABLE JOHN ?. COLA.
surrogate q our sad county o.
Nov, yorF a. SAID county. the Sth Gay OF
ssn-ernber. in the year ot our Loro' ONO
,n6,sand nine hundred and sixteen
'ho-s"''- DANIEL !. DOWDNEY,
re.air clerk OF the Surroga-es' Court
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Hayre de Grace Results.

Ti-,, ace 0or tvo year old hiliss and seiarc
ps,-1. $500 Nv, 'urlonr Fatty Wand lo ifoi,-
RI straight s. -. place s. % show J.. ~ nl..'
srlefre ft- fDzuesJ. pl.ce $40 show s. 80 se,-
.o-d. Hrannis. ms lH.luesI. shOs SO. third
rre I0I d. Battle and Valerie West also RAJ.
second race (for three year oiis ihd upNstu
-i.trn.ng. purse 5000 one mile and seventy yails -
Fe@. R-nrs. n fw'rch,rl. s'rsight 80 piac,'
a. ~ tnos s. 90. nrst. MsJim's Choice. 10 ~.
g-T.zgsrfl place 1850. shos s. 70. secOnd Bal
s,or Ifs fTapnnl. show 8 90. thlfd Tine
/ 90 90 DGmterneld. WocdfsH ara sir p'nrAh
Thlrf rae. Tor all .sss. handicap. $500 .dded
I'll, fsrlorrl-Lena Nishs. loi fTsplinl. sifAght
a. lace So TO- show s. 80 first. Hanson, u
'6s,i.,J piar. s. SO. sh0s $. %. seeond. air
Helen 81 fWsrscbsrl. iho" - 90 ihIl. NM I,
IFS D. Miss Puzzle. If'e'lon ana SeV"' "'''
V,,,r,b rae ffor ihree year dds ard upSafi ssl-
,rr uyrfs $500 orr nile aud siEi.enihl -hlue
rf'hfie. iis lschuttnsefl straight y Pc
49, 81 40 shor s. 20. second. Sinety simpiei
~ fd.ro..l sho~~ s. 50. thirf Tine. 20.
tdete Tsnry ard Jesse Jr also fan. 80.
FEh race tfer iso ysif -o1i soinf pf'e
,''rsgysrfl s,rsirht i4so. place 9 10. show ! %.
- T~ofrfs isl Louder. place " 10. sh1F ~.
.,,otd NgurinE shot. 100 tBur0i. 'ho" ",
third Tlms. 4 H. Fars. bufuAnA ana DOC he-A
also ran. ..-. Ia. - v,~,,a
A. TO- ,a,rss 1890 ons mile and .s,snty Jsfds =
Di,,iS5.f ioa fTsplini. rfsiEh w pa. ,, 10
-. ;t nr,, roe Wsier. 100 u. hcraFgsrl
place s.. sho~ s. 70; s,.enI' h 49,, 20 -
800, H,,dfgl VI Weiss s1d v.sf also 'sn.
..,ssi,6 re TOR urss year oids snd ursafi
..Ilnr pufss fsss ali funongJ bsck shoi 20
a,n5,.i ',r'is, 's' " e... 70 p sses o.
n "a ',bi,1 rIns. no wsnouHh. rinss Bel.
s..s,is and Hgmiiistioa sss ran
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-16
DaViS viii Clash
on Courts zVith
johnson To-Day
Two Californians Advance TO
Final Round in Tri.
State Tourney.

Cincinnati, Sept i5-Wills z.
Davis, OF San Francisco, the clay court
champion, and William ". Johnston,
also OF San Francisco, who was for
merly national champion in mems sin
giles, won in the seminal round Of
the mems singles at the tri-state ten
MS tournament here to-day, and will
meet in the finals tomorrow.
Davis had little trouble in disposing
Of Ella Fottrell. Of San Francisco, his
fast service, accurate placement shots
and beautiful backhsnd play enabling
him 70 win in straight sets.
Johnston, on the other hand, was
forced 70 extend himself 20 capt
ure his match from Dean MSthey,
81 New York. Johnston's play 10 the
first two sets was erratic, as he con-
tinually had trouble with his service.
The first set was won by the Cali
fornian, but not until every game but
one had gone 20 deuce a number Of
times. Mathey captured the second
set, more through Johnston's errors
than through any brilliant play on his
part.
In the two final sets the former
champion displayed some % his true
form, and while Mathews play also
improved until the match developed
into The best Of the tournament. yet
the smashing tactics Of the Cal.for-
man was too much for the fastener,
and the latter was forced down 20 de-
feat
Miss Guthrie, Of Pittsburgh, and Mrs.
Ellis, Of Chicago, captured the finals in
the ladies' doubles by defeating Miss
Davis. Of s.. Paul, and Miss Hires, Of
Kansas City, az G-3. Sc
In the mems doubles Johnston and
Griffin disposed of Cottrell and Roberts
IN stra ght sets after a fine exhibition
Of tennis. The scores were 6-3, 10-S,
g. At the same time Davis and
Mathey were defeating the last Of the
local contingent, Holden and Emerson,
by scores Of 6-2. q, %.
Johnston and Griffin viii meet Davis
and Mathey tomorrow 10 the finals in
the mems doubles
The summary follows:
Mems singles .s-rni- finals wis r DAVIS san
Francisco. defeated Fi4 F1t'rrl. san Francisco.
81. g. % william 81 Johnston. san Fraa-
cisco. defeated Dean Ma,hey. New YORK. e. SIS.
Men. double, ls,ui alsl-Johns,or aid Crit
= defeated faffrrl AID u.rrfe t-t. 10. 60
DAVIS and Msley defeated Holden ard Emerson.
Ladies doubles lanusl-Mss Guthrie and Mrs
Llis defeated Mss Davis al M-s Hire. g..
Ladies singles tsen.. -saaisl-- Miss Martha
Guthrie. Pittsburgh. defeated Mss Katherine
Brow. Indianapolis. 60 c. g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-16
First Touchdown
in Yale Practice
Made BY Legore

New Haven, Sept. 15.-Strenuous
football began to-day on Yale Field,
when the first and second eleyens
played their first practice game Of the
season. They clashed for nearly twenty
minutes under conditions which were
unfavorable for ground gaining, light
rain falling, while the field was soft
and slippery.
The second team was at no time able
TO make consistent gains. It's only
noteworthy achievement during the
afternoon came when 10 held the regu-
lars who had reached It's ten-yard line.
The varsity was able 20 score only
once. taking the ball unchecked TIL
il reached the scrubs Vineyard line.
where Harry Legore broke through Tor
the first touchdown OF the season. Only
one forward pass was essayec, BOD
Bingham heav.ng 90 Art Gates, who
broke free for more than twenty yards.
Only one change from the prevailing
lineup of the week was ordered, keN
Hutchinson being rested Tor the after
noon and Emil Jacques replacing Mn.
Jacques is thirty pounds lighter than
Hutchinson, and the plunging game OF
the varsity proves less powerful with
Hutchinson absent.
Jack Field was the only addition 70
the visiting coaching staff. Alonzo
Stagg returned 20 the University Of
Chicago tonight, after having given
the squad the benefit Of his long West
ern coaching experience, and Henry
Hobbs. the former tackle, returned 20
New York after a weeks coaching here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-16
SIMMONS.

serve a copy % your answer on The Plain
tfT's attorney within twenty Gays after ths
service or this summons exclusive % ths
day ~ service and IN case 81 your failure
% appear or answer, Judgment will -
taken against you by default for ths re-
LET demanded IN he com plant
Dated. Sew YORK. May -1th. 1914.
ISAAC HYNAN. Attorney for Plaintiff,
once and Post Ofics Address. 10
Nassau street. Borough OF Manhattan,
New York city.
TO EACH OF THE FOLLOWING DE-
john PREMIERE. MARY" DE FoR-
EST. widow % Benjamin de Forest g.
ceased. the first name MARY being fcfi-
t!ous real FIRST name Of said defendant BE-
ing unknown % plaintiff. and the cOLUM-
BIA COLLEGE DRAMATIC SOCIETY.
The foregoing summons Is served upon
YOU BY publication pursuant 20 an order 81
Hon. George V. Mullan. Justice OF the
SUPREME Court OF the state Of New York.
dated The 2sth day OF August. 1918. and
fled wiki the complaint In the once OF
the Clerk OF the County OF New York. AZ
the county Court House. Borough OF Man
haitian. city OF New YORK. on the 10th
day u August. 1915.
This action ls brought 70 foreclose 4
transfer u tax lien upon the premises sit
usted on the n0rtherly side OF Croton
street 200 Feet west Of Amsterdam Ave-
nue. in tho Borough q Manhattan, City q
New York. being IN dimensions g fe-r
wide front and rear and 80 feet inches
IN depth.
Dated. View York. August 30th. 1918.
ISAAC HTMAN, Attorney for Plalnti-
once and Post once Address, iis
Nassau street. Borough OF Manhattan.
New York CITY
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Havre de Grace Entries.

Fl-s, race three ear ODDS 40 upward sailing
~ 'l-longsi Gloauing ~: PAR Weathe- !os
.Uumiuator Joe pinah DO i-9. 'hAads On ~
Tartlvv Ili. GO5dHood. 4-a. l.ntoe Noilpls. ~
san NrNrekiu. l23. murphy. 49,
second race three. wear. ODDS 40 l1"ari sNffn
chase handicap. about teo nile -, har.es
Cr.iryrr I4S. Marrl Court lft. hactlrnok. i.o
Tan, HON. li0. Frijoce. l12. D. G. L"lL 40
Sequence. l35. t,-. o.. .,s ,
tsf furIongsl-klkcnnr. ll.. JAZZ az lt
D,rtr,fs fis: Chaugllg'y. d.. Saigon III thnp p
iIs Nso.ir.mA. ll5. Con Belle y Aimlrailol
iis Go.dsl Rod li2. M'nomoy 449. TOP % VIC
y~,-h 40 tihs Ch-t-rbrook Handicap TIRE
e., rIfr .rf upward one mile aif aiIleeIl. -
s.-,.i,otL 40. foamrr. 1875. TIE flnn. -, nh4r'
c-.ss urpl 100. DAfdyl Choke. ~. ShsAI''
M porror I2l. Cspfs. ll1.
ire weight on paliys Choice incluh1 pehAV
n i've pounds "a. ,--,,-.,. g.. ~ ,
h,if f,,rlougsl-Manosn. liz. kll4dee. III. Won
TAP roe WisffIi l-1 ,. ..rt,,
" E,,s r,ee -four rear nlds ard upTarl. srulhf
49,. mile ard seventy ysfdf I-'bs'il fl'h mp ?
ftr .etr Derrsh rs 'HI4Fe a.. CARTON g. ~
.at,,i',rf,ss 100 Pay streak 100. lholsN
" lam 20. ffao zeal. olfs. uaif-fs 10 tlf
.o."' io' Gin,sT. TO- sup-IniL io7. Bottles
w,.ih,r cloudy; r.cs fat
.Apprvnti1. Iig~ua d,ined
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-16

Whites round was in no way SEN
sational. He simply played steady
golf, and in most cases laid his iron
shots close 20 the pin, never once
getting advantage of long putt.
The summary follows:
FIRST SIXTEEN.
First round-G " Wits. FlwhnG tefcs,s1
Philip ' G Garter Nassau 2 u9 Aaa % oiA,.
Siass.l defeated staar. stielnsy. ST. Louis. up
fested W L Hicis. Nssau. ? Up and 70 pay:
Eric Winston. Pipily Rock. defeaei c. A. Dun
Ming N%ssaa. " and 70 play b n HAr, sl.'
Rock. ~ ard 70 play. @. G Greens.y IA
tlonai defeated r. Downing u, Wheaney Hill.. 5
Ss,,s,ei drew Fe.:nsr nassau W sad 70 psy
Second round-Wh.ts defeated Barnes : up. cur
rs Defeated Ward. = eD and % Play Hartman
fealcd Greenwsy. ID and 70 play.
SECOND sIXTTEN.
Fir, round C. Bats. Morn, County. ds-
fsated T r. FrotAingham someoei BIS u2
" Jolins,on Dunwoqiie / I'd A D. Weeks.
jr Piping RorE. defeated DeVereuI Milbun, Pip
ing Rock up snd 3 % PLAY Mason Dsy. nassau.
defeated r. r. frelnghuysen Piping Rock -
and 2 % PLAY. n c Berner. nassau. defsAted
Lawrence Waterbury. Piping Roc. By default.
H,s.au. NJ shd 70 plsy. n 1. Fe1.y' Gsrs-a
Clg. defeated =. P. Ron. Manhattan. !: up Ma
Newport I'D and 3 70 play.
second round-Bates defeated sie-ie, ] up. Day
defeated Veekes. I up li9 h0iesl Kerr defeated
Berler. ? up. McBuraey defeated Fesrey. Up ard
THIRD SIXTEEN.
First -ound-w r. siuons. Garden Ctr. fsf,abrf
E-ngham Lawrence. Piping Rock. 4 Up and -
play. l. r X. White. " Galley HilS, defeated L
de D. Moore Piping Rock. 5 u9 and 70 plAy.
p Knapp Wesrbroog. defeated ". :. Brit.
sleepy Hollow r ~ and 3 % pay; l. $ Wing.
Pipllg Rock defeated J. 3 q Tappan Nassau. 1
up n 2 Pratt. Nassau. defeated " II N.choh.
n Piping Rock 3 ND ard 70 play. Art-rfus
HoImes. Wee Burn. defeated g. q. Pei. Piping
Rock 4 ~ 10 hoesl G. I r-any. Piping Roc,
defeated A J. Coarrs. unattached. VI and =
nav. A q We.lman Tuxedo. dcf-ated MIria ~.
Litflet1n. Garien Cry. s up md " play
second rol1l-sluors defested White. ] up;
Krspp defeated wing = ID and n pay. Holn-s
defeated Prsu 8 ID ard 10 pay. rTGy de-
feafed WelLllsn. s - AID 70 pay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-16
TACKLING DUMMY PUT
TO USE AT F0RDHAh

The tackling dummy was brought
into use yesterday afternoon AZ Ford
ham Field for the first time this sea-
son. The candidates. however, were not
called upon 70 do any straig ht lacking
Coach Gargan employing the device 20
illustrate how 20 hit an interfering
PLAYER TO put him out Of the play.
The candidates for line positions
were drilled by Coach Moriarty' while
Coach Gargan looked after the ends
and backs. Special attention was given
TO the wingmen on perfecting a de-
fence for plays directed at the tanks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-16
FORECLOSURE SALES.

- CLOSURE SUPREME COURT.
r6r-NTY OF NEW YORK: Bertha
aobmfalk Plaintiff. against Charles Mey-
e,s - al Defendants. Harold swan.
Plaintiffs Attorney. ll5 broaa"@Y 'eN
p1rsuan. % Judgment entered June ~.
,ets the undersigned VIII sell az pGohc
auction. az tine Exchange ss.esr9or So'
80 veSav street. IN the Borough OK Man
-, Ci-v az New York. AZ y o'clock
Zen on october 3. 1915 BY Joseph
r nay Auctioneer. The mortsased premises
d'rected by said Judgment 20 oe SOC, ~,
1 t,.,,.,,e 90 distant 20 feet south OF s2na
..-o. heing Be feet inches front and
80 ard SIS feet IN depth along each soc,
saId side nres being parsIei w 49, c,,y
street in the Borough Oh MAMMA ''-"' NV
Of New York. -,o,,-
raged premises.
sand Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-16
EAST DEFEATS WEST
AT TRAPSH0OTING

Atlantic City, Y. J., Sept. i5.-The
East defeated the West in the interna-
tional championship al the annual trap
shooting tournament Of the Westy Ho-
gans. which closed here to-day. The
winning squad aggregated 2,4l9 breaks
in the three days programme Of $500
targets. and the West collected 2,4o3:
Members sLot at 500 each. Scores OF
the teams: ..o At
Hell, 4SG; Frank Wright, asa; Charles
Newcom5. 4sl; Ralph 5. Potts, 479:
Western Fred Harlow, 4sl; c. D.
Coburn. 4s1; Voolfolk Henderson, 47s;
r. II. Bruins, AIS; Il. Z. Smith, Ats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-16
sURROGATES' NOTICE.

y. PURSUANCE OF Az ORDER or
rron John p. Cohalan. a Surrogate OF
,hs county ~ New York. bearing date
Inrf 2sth. 1915. Notice IS hereby given 70
ali persons having claims against caFo.ins
Testeryeft late 81 the County % New
yo,k deceased. 20 present the same with
,-o,chers thereof 20 the subscriber. az the
o~tre u Edgar a. Beecr0ft. his piac. q
"a Walden Lane Borough q Manhattan.
4, ,hs city Of New York. on or befors the
fgth day u November next.
dated, New York the sth day 81 May.
1915. LINlNHSlON a LEEDS, i.
A1nini.trator. with fhe will annexed. os
Caroline A westerseit. deceased
EDGAR c BEECROFT.
Attorney Tor Administrator.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-16

found himself in an exceedingly pre-
carious condition, his rear Delng en-
tirely unprotected from the nsnS nIe
of chairs and pop bottles. Since that
rigbt he has been forced to take all OF
his meals from the mantelpiece. Ac-
cording 20 the new rules, the boxing
rings must be made high enough TO
afTord sufficient shelter for the entire
b1xing commission, as well as for
those ornaments OF the journalistic
profession who are forced 10 risk their
live, nightly in ringsde seats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-16
Outvits Opponent.
Eotel Men Plav Coli.

- younger generation of hote!
.scors and rroorietors has taken
: ri.s ne game Of golf as a sumner
,s.-L Yesterday morning they
-: o Mcr.der. Conn, as the guests
2 Ines T. NcAcams. proprietor o.
e, T.a.troD Hotel, 90 compete IN
= rs; annual hotel mems golf tour
- 4 team o. View York men met
C: isssz.ee the New England repre-
'-.,tivss. winning the challenge cup
,,sist b. ne International Silver
'-pa,7. Tbs vii be contested for
o. ~. se.e-..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-16
Welsh Won't Accept SIS, 900.

Chicago. Sept ia guarantee OF
$4,000 for twenty-round matcn
with Johnny Dundee Will not be &C.
cepted. Harry Pollok, manager OF
Freddie Welsh. the lightwe ght cham
pon. said to-day. Pollok said ne
would insist on percentage as Wen
as a larger guarantee. The oner was
made by A New Orleans club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-16
MISS ETHEL TYNDALE
A VICTOR ON COURTS

Only one match was played yester-
dav in the annual women's tournament
for the lawn tennis championship OF
staten Island on the clay courts OF the
Richmond County Country. Club, NJ
Dongnn Hills In the seml-hnal round
wiss Ethel Tyndale defeated Mis-,
Helen Boyer, by a score OF SIS, SIS.
Tbe tournament will be finished to-day
II III. weather conditions permit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-16
Laurett TO Box Sullivan.

Walter Laurett, direct from Alsace-
Lorraine. will meet Farmer Sullivan,
Of Greenwich Village. at the Pioneer
Snoring Club next Wednesday night
Another pair Of welterweights VIII
clash in the other feature bout OF ten
rounds, Willie Ryan, OF New Bruins
wick. Y. J., meeting Fighting Joe ny
land. Of Greenwich Village.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-16
Leonard and yelling
to Battle at Garden
Fight Log.
TONIGHT.

r.t,-,,, A Chilly De zee and fsrns
go, Will, warren and Isuns haruuEo.
a,,ass.y s. C.-sllent Martin ano frank
Czrbone. .-
MONDAY.
r,stsnylu, s. C.--Iohnny ks aloerD ana
Jsek Smith.
ot.r,lsA c.-Jim Heaiy sne lack Cnhors.
Vanderbilt A. c.-Bueoy Faplsss ana ''ons
Zulu kle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-16
Relays and a Marathon
On Days Athletic Card
Time Table of Games.
Time Schedule and Order of Events
for National All-Around Cham

piOnshlp.
Tine. Event Class.
0O-i0o yard run (al around.
i:3O-Puttins i6-l5. shot (a around.
l00-Running hish lump taii around.
SOTO yard hurdles lsDeclaD.
235-ss0 yard walk all around.
800 mile relay raoa
3:0O-is Id. hammer (all sroun,).
s.5-l5 mile modified Marathon.
330-Pols vault for height (aii around.
345-2 mile relay race.
4oO-i20 yard hurdles all around)
4.30-l mile relay race.
430-Thro~lns 50 ID. weight fsli po1ae).
soo-Runnlns broad lunc (sIi around.
5:l5-8s0-yard relay race.
$50 mile run Tall around.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-16
ANDERSON LOSES
NYACK MATCH TO
DR.. ROSENBAUM
u;ss Biurstedt Plays Mrs.
Green To-day in the
Women's Finals.
p, FRED HAWTHORNE.

10 VII be mentioning the
70 80. 50. Just TO be different we
? : =, that the severe precipitation
81 .! ,onrle.sly upset the sehed-
l''' '.-,..bes in the snnual open lawn
r 80. ,ourasmsnt OF the Nyaek Coun-
s'l 90 Only one unfinished match
q -. ..-,,e.ed. in which Or. William
"a defeated young Frederick
.'' ,as. 80 j, at Il, %. IS
.. -. .;.,orv placed Dr. ROsenbaum in
1s.-;.sral round in the upper half
he is b-acseted with Abraham
.'' 80 ir The TWO will meet today,
3i:''...' winner vii play Harold
&c - in the final round.
l,'0. -. vesther be propiuous to-day
j - In The various divls ons Will
it s.-'brsv tine sticking 90 the rear
,sTt s-Iedule. in the women's SIM
1is'ss,:ss Woua BJurstedt, national
3" -. Vii meet Mrs. Homer ,.
s'1F w. .bs anal round The Norwe-
s's'- = already has Two victories IN
- touruarleL- 20 "~- Iii
-s s'fssts Mrs. Green tomorrow viii
:. - permanent possession OF the
PLAY in women's Doubles.
=. -o-er's doubles Miss Blur
..,sd Miss Florence Balm WI =, pi@y
=. william r. Pouch and MISS Edltn
80 II the FINAL round. ms should
-. stirring struggle, Tor tne
s,,sar evenly matched, and while
~ poreb and Miss Handy VIII have
--.-.-..-es and c,everer court general
4, +heir side the speed and nara
~ :, ~ the opposing team may more
I- +. az he coolress % the seasoned
--.'.,-,r against the dash and Wild
- vorth ~ crl-ica. points that
-. nr Rosenbaum through sue
DS-nr IN the match against me
S.t..i Anderson. When the two
.o,,eS playing on Thursday evening
.seb had won a SET with Anderson
sssi,r AZ s. on games IN the thlrd
az v- - lad bsen flooded al day yes
80 bur shortly after The noon hour
- IRE clouds lfte1 for while, Mr.
v.'s,s- chairman Of The tournament
.,.---;.-se enlisted aid and attacked
\, ,ou-.s with several barrels Of gaso-
-. rt;cb vas lighted ard the courts
urred 20 q cr'sp.
rvas s.ir drilling when DIP. Rosen-
49,, and Anderson went out % settle
...ir differences. and this was distinct
4 n ne formers s-vac-age. lie kept
ZEE. better IN --e mud, and also
-sds use Of tricky c2op. stroHe
.-o,psi short over -re re-. IN splte
y .his. Anderson held he vantage
,s'-. three times. v.-h one caretl-.y
,t,ss shot needed for he match.
We. however. he smashed lobs into
re net and once drove back OF the
,sss line.
Having pulled this game ont n me
90 Or Rosenbaum used al his court
-gf- 20 ou-Wir his opponent, and An
arson found 10 almost imDosslble 20
l l,1.e the low bounding chop strokc'
r,h the result that Rosenbaum took
be- -sx. -vo games and the match.
he players barely had time 20 run
back 70 me clubhouse before another
| sa-ss, Of water descended. and all FUR
4 tr playing was out Of the question.
| sseonso'a-e group sat about the
1 ss-oese vera-da until George King,
t-s o. the sem -snalists In the mems
,-tss. suggested a one-step tourna-
srt Everybody entered, but IN ne
IA. rozrd King and his partner-it
us mixed doubles competition-won
.i easily. excel,irE in footwork and
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