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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-22
MISS BJURSTEDT SHARES
TENNIS TITLE WITH PELL
They Win Metropolitan Mixed Doubles Championship
After Hard Tussle With Mrs. S. F. Weaver
and c.. NJ. Bull, Jr.

service and Mrs. Weaver and Bull
forged 10 the front once more by carry
ing on the sixteenth and seventeenth
games. The battle was nip n tuck
from then until the teams were even AZ
ten all, Mrs. Weaver and Bull showed
another burst of speed and brilliant team
playing then, and won tho two games
to give them the opening set.
The brilliant fight that Mrs. Weaver
and Bull had made IN pulling up from
what looked like certain defeat TO VIC
tory made them favorites with the
crowd. Then too Mrs. Weaver had been
playing far better combination tennis
than tho Morse girl, while Bull had
succeeded IN holding his own with Pell,
80 tina. the chance for victory for Mrs.
Weave and Bul, became somewhat
brighter. This team had another chance
to show what night was In II practically
at tho start OF the second set. MISS
Biurstedt and Pcll began by taking the
frat two games, both after they mad
gone 10 deuce. and tlcir opponents re-
taliated Ivy winning three In a row and
taking the lead. The new champions
tied the lead on the sixth game ami
lost Z, OIL the seventh. but a streak
OF brilliant play OF the type hat put Pell
up III fifth place In the ranking list last
season was responsible for winning the
set for his team on three straight games.
In tho third set Mrs. Weaver ana
Bull led at . to ., but lost the next
three games and trailed at 81. They
won the niuth after a hard night, but
were helpless before Pelle fast back
hand drives In tho tenth and lost the
game and the match. The summaries:
N~s'ropol,tan Championship Mixed
Doubles, Seini-Nnsi Round-Miss Nols
Bturstedt and Theodore H. Pell defeated
Mira Robert 4. Pope and Hush rallant
Final ~Round--Miss Molls Rlurstedt anc
Theodore u pell defeated Mrs. spence
Fullerton weaver and Churler NJ. tull
Jr., Io-ts. 6-t. st Tho point scorer
'yIRsr SET.
Miss p'urstedt and Poll =.
tibc7ig92l %E-cs--l'
Mrs. Weaver and Bull =.
:.
SECOND SET,
WI" TT
Mrs. weaver and Bull
THIRD SET
Miss Bjurs,cit AMI pei,
Mrs. Weaver und Bull
~ III
rotals--N'ss Bjurstedt and Pcll. : sets
80 games, i42 points: Mrs. Weaver an
hull. / set. 20 games. i3j points.
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Miss Molla BJurstedt and Theodore
Roosevelt Pcll won the Metropolitan
mixed doubles tennis championship yes
terday afternoon by defeating Mrs. Spen-
Ger Fullerton Weaver and Charles NJ,
Hull, Jr.. In the inal round at the West
Side Tennis Club. Forest Hills, Lonr
Island, W o sets TO one. at 1O--i2, S..
Ct. The new champions had reached
the hnal round earlier In the day through
a straight set victory at g.. e., over
Mrs. Robert A. Pope and Hugh Tailant.
The final match, which mt the outset
gave promise OF being "A runaway affair
for Miss Bjurstedt and Pel,. turned
u to be ono of the best mixed doubles.
both from the standpoint Of tennis quail
lily and keen competition that have ever
been seen on the West Side courts.
In spite OF the fact that Mrs. Weaver
had shown better work In combination
play than Miss Bjurstedt on Saturday.
when the former Won the women's
doubles title with Mrs. Hawson Wood,
followers or the game expected the
Morse girl and rell to win easily. \
big crowd of enthusiasts enjoyed th.
match from start TO finish. and most OF
them believed that Pelrs superiority
over hui would be u marked factor
In an easy triumph for his team. That,
however. was before the match began.
and tho feeling lasted for some time
after the beginning mainly because Miss
BJurstedt and Peil got out IN front "a
a lead of . games TO ..
Mrs. Weaver and Bull started well
enough by taking the opening game, bu,
promptly lost three In "A row before they
Won another. They made "A hard fghI
for the sixth, but the Morse girl and
Pell won II after 1t had gone TO deuce
three times. The seventh game followed
the way OF the sixth. and Miss Blur.
stedt and Pell came within two points
OF the set when they led al 3O-iJ IN
tile eighth game Mrs. Weaver and Bul
had been playing a brand OF tennis VI
TO this time tina ranged down from
mediocre to bad. but they suddenly bracec
and literally played the opposition Oh
Its feet. winning fou straight games
not one OF which wen to deuce anC
taking the lead In games at 8 to 3.
The strain OF the long hapl spur
began to tell on Mrs. Weaver and Bul
at Ms stage of the match. aud they
slowed IN the least bit. The other pat
wac quick to take advantage or tbs
moments hesitation ard won the lea,
back by taking a brace OF games. Th,
teams split even on the next W winning
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-22
JENKINS WINS TWO EVENTS.
'nv.rs Hait-miI- Track Record In
~. Christopher G.a

FrArh lru'N'- % Var Rockaway HIGH
''hoo' t,'',~~I -, track record by two
ht'hs u . second Tor "A half mile yes
-r!ay o. 'r members games or the
~. ,-ur-'.n'.r =. -, held al Macombs
Dam IlaD, Tvs TIN" was . minutes
y 20 seconds The former record was
made ly |. Granger, now OF Dartmouth.
i-rk'rs also won the 800 yard run n
MASHED so.o,i r the 100 yard dash
: Meye~s W.'u a handicap OF eight
ard wor 'r" century The summa
les
100 l.r.,D..u Haritcap-Won by J.
N'!p' yf.0 Jenkins, scratch. Sec
- J. ,arda, third Time
81 la-. h9n. Hnudicep-won by r.
'tk ~ -a..n. 1aoason. ? yards! sec
'li " r.."r.s". s.ratrlL third, Time
"i.r.r- 'lg laup Hiudiyap-Won by
u'.r"."f D. rat.h w''h . feet ! Inches;
" + l-ui... -.'a'. b. with . feet . Inches,
1u., ttr.rr-,. tcrofCh, with 4 feet .
~. N. Ran Harl'csp-Won by A.
'off's. -..... ~. -'ukN.ey. scratch, sec
"i,f : .ta . %. ..rat.A, third. Time. 10
""lrl'-. -. -a..r.-
800 tHrl l., HHudicap-won by Y,
''f.'.. % ftru- T. holland, y yards.
god " N.t.rg,on, scratch. third.
lNH' q " r -r.gltr
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ROJAZ LEADS HOME HARRIERS.
Aided h, Handicap He Wins Ions
island 4. T.. Road Race.

Charlie IiuJlI won the I'VE and one
half nil, road race Of the Long Island
Athletic League yesterday. The start OF
which was from the clubhouse Of the
Maplewood .hthleti" Club. lie finished
by q snail margin IN fron' Of AuiN
Craw OF the Pre-. e1tation club, VINO
started from scratch EoJaH was a n\'
minute man. Edd.r Mayo of t' Brook
iyu a. a., Who defeated Jim llan' OF
The Long Island 4. G., III . special two
mil, race NJ the members games OF he
knights Of -. Antony IN the morning,
wps fourth. 4. '',ri-t, another Brook
lyn \. 4. man, ru'~iIed eighth,
Team honors went TO IN" bF"okIEh
A. with 20 points. ~Borrkinann's
Pas,.me Club. with ~ points, WAs sec
ord. and tn. Maplewood A, g, with 90
points, third, Tho iirst hfteer to nniSh
follows
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&. \. Church and Dean Nathey ~. y. "
Nile. and \. :. Dsbnry.
RASsroRD AND CHAMBERS WIN.
p.srh Hound Before semi-h"a' IN
Bronx Tennis Tourney.

Abraham Bassford. Jr.. and Charles
r,.vha-. reached the round before the
s.nl.anal In the Bronx county Singles
tennis championship yesterday A. the
Nea York Lawn Tennis Club courts
In Will. MT bridge. Chambers came
through by successive straight set We
tories over {. :. Chisholm and w, H.
Brown. Jr. The kings County IenHis
club player defeated Chisholm o--l'
g ard accounted for Brown at To
~. Basstcrd had advanced 10 the
fourth round on saturday II In MS
o,ly match yesterday vanquished =
McA,es,,r ~ I'll, 6-l. Tho sum
nar!es
BrouA COUNTY Championship Msn's
:iase i ~. I'm E S5lmpf by GG:taait:" l.
yssys led, .'.l II ~Fi,2patr!ck, g. st,
N >sl.a.-f Nln from II w Forster
t, .e'4.t. f. Oliver defeated 4.
l!.G,. 49,, - Elliott Binlen defeated
:, : nt-A.e>anaer 1ier won from
= g. - ~ %etauit IL Morsan De
A..4a Bon .,f.ttrt Il n Raymond
- = Jam. : o'Nca.e JrY dyteats.
Hsrt~eaa ..te.'rI s. Sslsmhier, Ill,
=. r..t-r 8. featsi \. Ley! -;
'oy-oaI ~ as'sl, Eugene Nolan Won
'-or 4. r i.-.r7o' by default. II. schrei-
ls- Won from A g lord by d.fsuIt. "
. Tou.sal,r Won from Borl. kenchen by
at'-.r. T'.urr4 W P.asic- won from u
fi't-r d.. ..r,r't
Tt'~1 R~.uI.-Charles C~hainbers de'
'.at.l r t'fsla'w. ID, - W. II
Bow. j.. ~,t from L ". Pesslee hy
'-'.4.' g. N''len defeated Y. plivcr
81 S. W.'i-I Botsford defeated Il
W S'4.r. D. SIS; \. McAIester defeated
le-. 50. %
Fouf'h RonuG-Ahrsham Rass:ord. "
~te'ea'e4 $ Ma ester, I'll, -; Char!e'
- e."
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.


AMlsS ELGAR. INC--A petition IA u,nk
Lsar. Ing, manufacture o, interior
"o.d work u ie$ Park avenue, WIN
creators; Robert l. MsckSy compan,
tisl Ge9rge II. storm Il Go. sI.4 and
preferential psN ments 20 she chamber
,%.n Metsi W.aLh"I STRIP campsny %
,9,ioo. Judrc Ms,cr app; led J,yns.
o. "raAan 'ni Percy J. H.asN or-n >,
COMPANY ht- Outstanding contracts On
ihe Cleveland CIV Han for sIIo;3.. on
which 'lol 49, haN been paid amt 80
pietei on the willard Iiyk,. Ho-pi'i. tu
this city for fl0.uto. "n which 8, 700 ha-
n"en paid B.'oklyu lIuSpi,a.. maternity
been paid. stall-r Note.. Ceyr Hul, -"
stS,30l, on which sac .a3 ha- been paid.
penobscot Building, Detroit tor S,'.oo"
ga which Slili+l hus been paid Hg"oh
lime apartment, Boston, ioi s3..,-s, "a
which sal 80" has been paid. FROM So
to 90 pc cent. OF lie work "u 'hcs- hs,
been completed III, cVnpnu" ti~u hss
various other CONTRACTS Percentages ot
$4,000 have been reserved ANA he com
pany hopes 20 get this money hv com
p!eting the contracts. The business Was
started In 1871 10y. James Eigai, who died
some years ago The present company
was Incorporated IN 1909 with CAPITA
stock $4,000 which was Hfterwsrd tn
creased 70 $500. 900, ana Bradstreet's took
ava, IT. rating IA December last. Tho
present trouble f. attributed 90 int-rusi
dissensipns and tho IN, cstm"ut OF /, arg
amount Of money lu the plant 1T I|LOrur.i,
which t!yd .up ~ working c'pi'al
KONA'S builder ~ $50 West
chester aveuu,, BrouN, has nied . pet.
ton Ia rtukr1tptoy with Nfhllti"'
si2s.l"2, of which f~Sdt.lH - secured.
ana assets fi.sov' consisting OF eight
shares of storh of the kolaes cuustrur.
lion company; of which no VA pre'i
dent, ana 'lsht share OF -v'th sure
was r'oi OF March Is Par Of his
liabilities ar tor guarantee for thcsc
companies. fhe .Nu.crt.an ltca' Estat"
Company is . creditor FOR $4,000.
s MILLER composrt Of 10
rcph Susslnau and Leo Nil r. mauu'aC-
'urers o. coat. anu cults at e, Nrsi
Twenty fourth street, have made an u.
sigumert to MaA l. Sanders \ pe'i
ton in bankruptcy, Was also Med ~ inst
them hy these creditors: Freder.,k n
A. Stiefel. $500 Anna T. Cumnhur. ,.Uu.
$1,000 and assets So. 900.
DOROTHY MAYNARD, also known a.
Dorothy NJ smith, an ~sc,rr.,, iiyiiu
a, s.s Smith avenue. has ulci q pc
ti,ion IN bankruptcy, with liabilities
S!,3ie and ~ asset. Among tho rred-
nor, arr Muisou Maurice, $500. Rusch
& 90, s2aS, Moshrr. Chicago, 5000, I
NJ. Giddlns Il co, So. aud VI. ,;o.non
$50, Sh. owes four doctors ssv.
SAMUEL BLArk OF 80 EAs, Ninety ..,ehtn
street, formerly a dc,lcr Ia mems ful,
nishing goods, has Mod a petition IL
bankruptcy. with liabilities Sl@,6ii snl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-22
I, R. T. STROLLERS IN LEAD.
seat ~. GeOrH~s and Are First In
second Division.

Fiist place In tho second division Of
the New YORK state Football League
Was decided yesterday afternoon IN
favor OF the !. X r. strollrrs. when
the latter defeated he -. Georg- team.
by J goals To- / III the ti,, u' tn.
soccer double header az Harlem ti.ld
The Strollers had It all their " WAY
In the first period. at the close OF phich
they led by . to @.
Boyle was the first 70 score, twegt,
liIu IRON the start. and Porter
placed the Str"llers . w nvc minutes
later. \ penalty kick. successfully ne
gotisted 10y Mcneil, made IT ] straight
Crone, from q free kick twenty minutes
after the r%estart, scored the only goa
credited to ST. Georges.
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Worth shore Tennis Tourney Euds.

GLEN HEAD. L. l.. May 21.---Miss
Helen Bernhard and Manfred Goldman,
won the invitation mixed doubles tennis
tournament. which marked the opening
OF the North Shore Country Club hero
to-day. by defeating Miss Elsa Kahn
and Hamilton Adler In the final round
at "a. I0--Ia, 81, Tho winners
had reached the finals by u victory
over Mrs. T.. Lichtenstein and David
Fox. while In the semi-fnals Mise Kahn
and Me- Adler had defeated Miss ".
NeubuiSs r and L. DreyfuU.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-22

roT members OF the Oakland Golf
..io r1rGa!n for the sem!-hnals as u re-
WY ~ me first round at match play
~ NE SD-.rg cup yesterday, The match
way POUNDS we're conducted on q hand!-
sf oar.s Lewis NJ. Richmond. the club
,hsmp-1H Who was rated at 7. won
ron ! w, Belknap, who had AN al
,'"sa'e ~ -, by 2 up and ! 10 play.
y u Mite, o. O from Charles r.
rIAAv, 70, 3 and .: G. l., Murray. Is.
-SSoh tom l., q, Malone. ~. d and 1;
- gu. sndeau won from G. Il. Beck
Win p. Iofault.
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PRINCETON PAIR
HAVE CLEAN SLATE
Church and Mathey Win
Every Match in Tennis
Doubles.
FINAL IN STRAIGHT SETS

r.,,yno rARx, ~. T.. May ci.-C. N.
church and Dean Mathey. tho Prince
"a, ps,r. went through the annual lawn
..r,,, doubles which have been In prog
..,s ~, tho Tuxedo Club courts FOR The
,,s, three days without losing Il match
and won the trophies awarded by the
tuxedo Club for this event.
Tbs weather to-day was perfect ana
.r,e socla, crowd lined the courts.
The Wrenn and watson pai, wen,
,ssoush without, winning a match. Fell
..t I,,nan were tied with Church and
w.,hsv before they met the Niles ana
psbr,y combination his afternoon.
Roth Of the morning matches went 70
~, .s,s each. In the first match OF
,hs d,v r II. Pell n +. G. lnman
nt.,,ed q 7. wrenn and e. r. Watson.
y, IS 70, 81. In the next NJ. -.
WHITMAN and II. 8 Parker beat n. w,
>i.. and 4. :. Dabucy W gets 10 ono
a, 81, SIS, IS. -
m. Wh,tman-Parkcr team followed
NJ their winning streak by defeat'ns 'he
V-epn-Watson pair, ID. 6-3.
Tie star match of the day WAS oe-
,,scn church and Mathcy and Niles II
n.,u.y. which was won by the former
,,,er A very hard fight. The !:
u p,n and y. G.. human ~. q. l..
Wreuu aud &. Y. Watson.
IIRsr SET.
pei aud lnwsn. tist.ss- {
SECOND SIR.
pei and Inman ....t2i.o3tSisst- :
"r,'N and Watson I iii4io3f3il- .
THIRD GET.
p.u ana lnmau. ..,....,...tsfeso v
,rr.ru aud watson 60. !
:, n wb,,mau and II. =. Parker ". n. ".
'" Ni-. and \. :. Dshne,
FIRST Sci.
whi,usu ,u1 f.rker
MIA, and psbnoy ..aogit4oait'+- I
SECOND SET.
whitman sra Parker ..ttA.::sss- =
Vrn.. ans pa1ne, .......ti:at%c2.- d
rHfRD SET.
whitus n and Parker
,r., sud aJncy..,o32itie4soo- d
whitman and Parker Vs.. wrenn and Watson
FIRST SET.
"n''H":
"'"s tittfiI3S,A 'to+:Ao s.
SECOND SET.
whitman .ud rafker...3ttltitst-
wr.nn aud Watson. .....S : -
r. X Church and Dean Mathey ~. y. "
Nn.. and \. :. Dabne>.
FIRST SET.
S ynT...' ,ps psbaey .,..... sy3t3isi>-
SECOND SET.
lunch and Nethcv.... 3 = tatlot-
., srd pabuoy. .....J . II : y ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-22
nrowus Neat Cubans.

The ST. Louis Browns and the Cuoans
,ook mart in y burlesque game ~ tho
FORMER Jersey city International League
grounds yesterday, The visitors WIN,
ninS by the score OF II to 4. both
teams evened up matters IN tho hitting
end Of the contest. each team rou"d-
Ing out dftsen hiO.
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Jock Alderman, catcher Of The Bush
wick High School team, Will enter
Columbia next iall. Alderman l. ouc
OF the best bdckstOps IN the c'ty and Is
well in other sports.
Hooplc and Ross of the Commercial
nine aud football eleven are expected to
.''er syracuse after their graduation In
June.
Leo Handy, tho Brpol!nc swimmer,
ar1 Michael Prc1dersast, anulh"r WI!
known aquatic performer. VIII enter ~.
T~arrytowu Bigh school next fhl
Hamilton Institute Will be rep -ented
b. one of tn. strongest tennis teams IN
several seasons, Manager II BlDme.
who Il also captain of thu Hamilton
players. has arranged q long schedule.
Playing on the team are Blonic. X.
Clapp. e. Carvin, V. Eliot. X. Hollstein
ana T.. Stern and ID Csnuvan, subst'-
tutes. Matches are being arranged with
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-22
POINT SCOIs
scottish Americans win.

BAYoNNr, n. j.. May :l,--The scot
fish American soccer team OF Newark
defeated the Babcock & Wilcox team .
to i at Bayonne this afternoon The game
wss a semi.inaI in the American cup
championship race. On next sunday
tho scottish Americans VIII piay Inc
Re,hlehem Field Club for tho cup
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echola. site Event. To-day.

Jamaica ~. Richmond hill Al Jamaica
Aewnsu ". New Jersey Military Acad
emy st Eackeu-Hck.
townsend Harris W, curtis at Townsend
TESSIS.
BROOKLYN Prep W. Poly Prep at Poly
Field
GpLt
Iorre Schoo ". HN' : hoo at Whining
ton tolntry club.
Jamaica may los. It's lead In the
OueeIsboro League to-day when II meets
the nine OF Richmond H.ll. A defeat for
the Janaica lad would put Newtuwn ~
front. Richmond I'M j. safely tucked
way in third position. TN standing
T. lows:
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AUCTION SALES THIS WEEK.
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WHAT THE SCHOLASTIC
ATHLETES ARE DOING

Townsend Harris Hall. trsnder Childs.
De wit Clinton, Commerce, Irving,
MontclAir Acsden,. Manual Training,
Erasmus Hall. Newman School and
Hlvcrda,c Country School.
\ tennis team has been formed a..
Brooklyn Prep. Y. Egan II
H hes ARIA sed Ave matches. Tho first
Wi, h- played to-day. The leading
players IN Tho squad are Capt. n.
Taylor. =. Meyer. l.. Dobbins. n. Al
verez. J. McDouough md Il Egan.
Father j G. McQuadc. :, J.. IL acting
as coach.
Manager lielmecke OF the annex team
Of the High School OF Commerce would
like 10 arrange games with elementary
school teams or the second teams of
other high or prep schools. For games
address Manager Helmecke. 100 West
Forty-s!Sth street.
The intergrade baseball scn.dui. AZ
announced by the Eastern District High
school Is: May -. 3B ~. 4B. May
20, "a ~. eB May 81. "a ", 3B June
. "a W., A and "A W. lB Jun. T., .B
~. 3B Jun =. "A W. Az June "A, "a
" 3B and .B ". Al June 10. "a VI,
lR and "A ". a..
liAsHEotcK HrGoHrs. y. j, May 81
Manager Frank j. 'oyle. Jr., OF the Has
tIouck Heights Hisl, School. has som
pi.t'd the football schedule 'or reNt fall
IL follows
Sept,mber 20. Park Ridge Hish schoo,
a. Park Ridge; october 7. Ridgefeld PRrr
AZ Rl1grheli Park. October ~, Clinsid.
Park at Hasbrouck Heights; October 81,
Lincoln HIGH S-hoo, at Hsshrouch
+ H"lght-. bc'ober $, Park Ridge az Has
bruu,k heights: November 4, Cunsid.
Park at ,l!rsld" Park: November Z. Du
mont a. D%uiuou', November II. RidEenelU
Park A. Hashrouck Heights November Is
Hackenssck at HaOk.nsack; November 40
butnout at Hasbrouck Heishtsj Novernbei
30. HHsbrouck Height. Alumni.