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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-08-11

whats Flubdub up to-"
"He Is going to entertain the COM,
pany with q few tricks with cards"
"But those are our sandwiches he's
shutting there"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-20
GADDI WINS IN NEWARK.
tie >rOrcs Two Victories In AIMS
t~ur Rosinx Tournr,.

NEWARK, y. j.. Ma l9-Middlc-
weights and hcayyweights looked alike
to John Gaddi ~ -. bartholomew ~ e..
of New York. thc international l5S
hound champion. IN the international
amateur boxing tournament held at the
Palace Hall tonight.
Gaddi first encountered J, Landers "
III. Catholic club Of New orleans, the
southern champion in the l1S pound
division. Lauders served as a punch
ing bag for two rounds and suffered
such severe punishment AZ tho end Of
the second round that he complained
that he was in deep pain. so the refere"
ended the issue. Twenty minutes later
Gaddi confronted John Hoffman Of the
Speedway \. e. Of Newark in the heavy
Noigh section. After pound ng IioT-
man for "A minute and "a half Gsdd
was declared the victor.
In the laS pound class Adolph kaur-
man of tho Trinity tluh. the national
champion. made \ Rodgers Of the
Woodsidc A. G., Newark qui, IN one
round.
W. Kothe 81 the Pauline \. G. the
metropolitan champion, N tho *
sign on Charles Claussen Of the Sparta
club ~ Copenhagen. Denmark, in the
first round
Il k,tz Of the Union Settlement \. G.,
New York. put Thomas curtis % the
Speedway \. C. Newark. into slumhcr-
land in the frs, round
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-20
WHAT THE SCHOLASTIC
ATHLETES ARE DOING

mittee appointed to consider a tourna-
! mcnt next year.
DIR. Ncwtown. chairman of the foot
ball committee. has announced that all
of the school schedules for the fall must
be sled in the secrctary's office not later
than June 20.
william Wisbeck Of the Flushing High
School has been mad eligible to repre-.
sent Flushing High School in the ennis
tou<,ainent. He was put in good stand
ing upon the recommendation OF Fred
Ernst Of Morris High School. who is
chairman of the special case committee.
, +. T. Brewer of Curtis High School,
chaiynlan of the soccer committee, aN-
nounccs the following schools entered in
the championship tournament next fall:
De witt Clinton. Manual Training.
l;vander Childs. Boys Hi2h, Commercial.
Curtis, Erasmus Hall. Commerce, Morris
and Townsend Harris Han.
The annual field day of the Eastern
District High School will he held on
Wednesday. June IS. at Curtis Field.
! staten Island. The faculty will take
| part again in the relay race and ball
game. AS tNere is no varsity nine at
4 Eastern the ydtullN VIII Ile'N ''t WI
ming team In the intergrade tournament
The events to he decided include 600
yard run. 80 yard dash, freshmen 100
and 220 yard @ashes. running high
! Jump. running broad jump. eight pound
shotput, $50 yards intergrade relay. one
lap interschool relay and faculty vs..
class Alb relay,
The elementary schools outdoor track
! and field cha %mpionships will be held at
the Brooklyn Athletic Field on Saturday
afternoon. June II. The entries VIII
close June :.
The elementary schools games com
| mittee has granted a sanction to the
| Borough Park Heights Civic Association
TO conduct four track events to be held
in conjunction with the opening of the
Borough Park branch of the Fourth ave-
nue. subway in Brooklyn on Saturday
| afternoon. June 10. They are 20 yard
dash, 100 pound class 100 yard dash
100 pourd class: $50 yard relay, un-
! limited weight class. and medley relay
race. closed to schools in District No. 81.
! The New Rochelle High School lads
are confident OF again winning the am
nual regatta Of high schools which will
he held on Decoration Day on the Har-
lem River. They have won the title for
the La, two years. There are only two
of last years crew back. Inc new ma
;erial. however. is excellent. The oars
men average 155 pounds In weight and
SIX feet in height.
White. who will he ~ bow, IL Of last
wears crew. The others who are favored
for positions are; Capt Baker. No. =
poherty. No. 3. Bowie. No. 4 Fox. No
:: Scnopp. No. 6; Hall, No. :; Kaiser
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-20
MISS BJURSTEDT WINS
WAY TO TENNIS FINAL
Girl Defeats Mrs. Edward Raymond in
Hard Fought Tilt in Metropolitan Champion
ship on Forest Hills Courts.

Miss Molla Riurst.d, rr.sent ho,dsr
Of ,bs ,,,,. ain -. A.. .......
W." "ee' WISE II
metropolitan singles tennis champion
snip at the West Side Tennis Club courts
at Forest Hills, l.. l.. his afternoon.
The Norweei,, uir, Amer,ca.. odon,ed
.,.u.,.. -, - aN
.po"' 'cse"eu 'ne ""a' round yes
'erday by defeating Mrs. Edward Ray
mond. who as Miss Louise Hammond
was n M~e,rooo,,,ar ch.m,,o, IN mn nj,
a. -.
we pes' "o"iens tennis matcnes ever
scr !" 'n,s .ec',oh' TWO sets 10 II al
.'' - "ars'" vi on'y
w SAWS ano nine po'h's separa'eo
w.. w n"' NY" we co'npN.,on y.
~ ."'ee se's' we ena"a',on 'eau'.s =.
10 ~ vi games ana AZ 20 10 o. OH
points.
vas mo- a'one .he sk'n when mas
v. IT'S Dj',s,eu, 10 pIe",er nonor,
>" NJ 1Ia. anu ooa'us nat aeeounteu
,or " s..'ory 81 ,ns .>orse slrI yester-
WY INA sh,'i ana court s~eheta'snlp
Wouiu ho' nav oeeh suWc'ent 70 win, ior
Mrs' RAYMOND was thc eQual II not = III
lie 'he superior OF MISS bJurstedt AZ
every department OF the game. except
possibly stamina n IL WAS a ltt'e
'wlst OF fortune mat gave tne NOT
"esiah the aoility 10 ou'isst her ad-
Nersary'
Mrs. RaS Too Ambitious.
Mrs. RAYMOND has no one To blame
I'M, herself for IN. oyer,axa,ion of her
strength. which cer,ain,v cost her the
yictorv over Mis-. Rtnrstedt and a
chance ,o win the with
the cbedu calling for her Ia meet
Mis-. pturs,edt cariv in the Afternoon
MIR. RAYMOND vent ont ON the courts
ri,h No. ao,h,., narnsr M,.. E,dna
S,,,d.w 90 s,nr..s .h,rd -omna ,rat.n
aaaIn.. ME- Xvh,.. 60 w.. pohsrt
49, ,,,,dnr,,, w,i,n ,h. ids. tina, 4,
~, s.. .,oh ~. dn,,h,.s
80 ho.,.vor ;,rnod On, 70 10 +.
s.uen,lk Iniee so v, ~ 50
IS. rs By dint Of hard work. espe-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-20

rs holes. Fred Herrcshon, Garden CITY.
defeated =. y. Fowler, Jr. st. Andrew.s'
feated Reginald Lewis, wykagyl. 5 and j;
W. j. Mcconviile. Garden city. defeated
Way TTys.Srtii g Fa as Hiii.' asfe.,ed as seney
+ Il. Kerr. Maidstone; defeated c. Nj
Hal, Gsrdsn CITY. ey 'f ns., M.r.,on, .
and 8. HerreshoT beat Webster. and ,;
bourne beat Mcconville, up; Kerr beat
Tr Ts,Ss : .Ha i F,r., Round--r. s P.
Randoiph Jr. lakewood, defeated {, s,
I~si TuxsdG by as,ss,,; 4 " V y. RsaTss.
valley. defeated samuel Allison, Atlantic
cry and - J. 7 us MEMshGn' S. Ss p ;
s and J.. J.. W. McMenamy.. .Foy Hills.
defeated L. g spindier: Fox Hil's. ! up
Charles Brown; 81: AndrewIs; d hait
II. II. Boyu. Flushing. defeated J. . Grif-
nm. Deal. l up ,is holes,: =. T Turrelii'
Morris County, defeated oscar woodward
seusnd f,oundgRandolph hes, resrce,
3 and =; Pell bes, Mcmahon: : and ,;
Fourth sixteen. First Round--J. In.ley
Blair Tuxedo beat & /; rippin, Gs rsy
beat ". II Johnson. cherry Valley. . and
/. 4. l.. sands, Duchess, beat J. z Kelley
Deal, = and u a. y. fblheF, f'N. nuns
beat J. 4. Stilimsn. Na,ionsl. I and .: |.
NJ, Greer, Garden city, beat q. n: Rowly
spring Lake. . and 2 NJ, stevenson. iipins
Rock, beat T. NJ. Robertson, Garden CITY
! up: e. y. McHale. Dutchess' beat u,
Rockwell. Great Neck, 2ani A. 4
Rsuney. G~rcenwich. beat NJ W. litt'e'"n
second Round--Blair heat Lynch. | up
Palmer bsat sands. : and 4 Greer hes
stevenson, = and 3; Ranney beat Mcha'e
Fifth sixteen, FRS, Round-A, .Emburv
Cherry Valley. , and /, II. r. Miller, ST
Andrew's. beat &. \. Sponord, Garde'
div, 4 and :: ID N. Parker, Garden CITY
heat u, Morehouse, Midland; J up; R.M
,;oeiet. Tuxedo, beat 7. 4, Morrow: Gres
Neck, ; and !; A...P. Roth Mammalian
beat \. II. otrlcy, Nassau. . and ]. T :
Keeler, ApawamiS, beat : r.. smith
harden city, :. and l. q q, wor'nM," w..
Rurn. bv default: u ". stewart. Dun
wooiie. beat N :, Patton. Garden CITY
second Round Miller beat EmhnrN,,
and 4. ,;oelet beat Parker. : and y; keeIe
hea, Roth. 4 and 3; stewart beat Worth!ey
] up.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-20
0'NEALE REACHES TWO FINALS.
Tie In >iURlcs aud
DOubles on Harlem courts.

James :. O'Neale OF the Hamilton
Grange Lawn Tennis Club reached the
final round OF the Harlem Lawn Tennis
Club open tennis tournament yesterday
In both singles and doubles. In the
singles he defeated J. II. Steinkampf ia
the semi-final round straight sets 1T
e. 6-e. and will meet the winner OF
the Watson NJ Washburn-I.eon Crowley
match for the trophy this afternoon,
O'Neaie was coupled with Stcinkampf
in the doubles and the pair defeated r..
Blumenschein and A.. Harkavy in the
semi-inal at So. SIS. O'Neale and
Steinkampf will meet Washburn and
Benjamin NJ. Phil ps in the final. tho
latter pair having disposed OF lingo
Hartmann and Allan Ben at SIS. St.
60. The summaries:
Harlem Lawn Tennis Club open Mems
Singles. Third Round--Leon G. crowley
won from Herbert W Forster by default
Fourth Hound Leon e. Crowley dc
fcated lingo Hartmann. St SIS. s-t
Semi-fnal Round-Jsmes : O'Nsslc, u,
defeated J. II. Steinkanpf, s.. s..
open Mems Doubles semi Anal Round
Benis min NJ Phillips and Watson VI
wsshburn defeated lingo Hartmann and
Allan Behr. SIS. S. s.. J II stein.
kampf and James s. O'Seslc defeated r.
Blumenschcin and a. Harksyy, e. SIS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-20
CORNELL CREW TO
MEET HARDY FOE
Varsity, in First Appearance
Of Season. Meets Harvard's
Readjusted Eight.
ITHACA MEN BACKWARD
NJ, CONSTANCE y. TITUS,
Retired Amateur Cha mpion ~
sweeps and Sru1ls.

BosroN, Mass, May 1a.-Corncll's var
sity eight will make its first appearance
this year in competition when 1t meets
Harvard tomorrow. 7 have seen both
OF the crews and they seem to he pretty
evenly matched. At present Cornell ia
far below Cornell's standard.
The crew seems to he very shy on
work. At times the Workmanship Is
very poor and the men have a hard tint
keeping their shell on the keel. On the
reach out for the stroke the blades Of
the oars drag on the water very often.
which is equivalent to towing a plank.
The 1thacans. however. have a good run
on their shell between strokes. This
has made Cornell famous in the past.
Cornell will row In much lower stroke
han Harvard. especially in the first
part of the race. OF course we all know
that Cornell was the last crew to get
af,oat this spring. owing to the heavy
ice in the inlet at Ithaca. Nevertheless
she Is very backward In her form for a
Cornell crew.
On the other hand. owing to sickness
and the coaching conditions at Harvard,
about which they seem to be at sea.
they have made an eleventh our change
in the makeup of the crew. They have
taken out Taylor. who was rowing 4 all
spring with this combination. and put In
II. Middendorf. who Is a great oar and
has been rowing In Harvards varsity,
including the one hat went to Henley,
England, and won thu Grand Challenge
cup. The same thing applies to Cor
nells varsity. c. Andrews. No. I. Ia re-
placed by Nelms.
The Harvard men seem to labor under
their work and get very little result
The spacing on the Crimson shells /,
very short. Harvard's crew will ger
away rowing ~for.y-hve strokes to tn;
minute, and | DO not think 1t will b,
under t~hirty-hve in any part Of tn,
race. Harvard will get the better o.
the start and very likely hold an earl,
lead. The Ithacans are very poor start
e's. They will be we'll under forty To-
the first minute. and they will row tn
rest Of the journey under thirty-tive.
Harvard's freshmen are n strong az
~gregation. but the speed seems to y,
lacking in their she'll between strokes.
There is great rivalry between Iia-
wards champion sophomore crew an,
ale champion junior crew, TIL,
makeup of The varsity crews
Whit. 9. II M Cabot, T. II M~iddendorf
;: j Talcott. IL. s. L. l. Morgan. :. Capt
IL 4 8uimby stroke. e e Lund; coz
CORNELL Bow. X F'rnov. 2 n II
Hird J !. " Browet -Seims ..
s,rok" Capt j L coll,or. u \
Gambler.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-20
HOODOO DEPIED IN
LAUNCHING MAMMA
Manhasset Cup Defender, De.
signed by A. e.. Hanan,
Takes First Plunge.
MODELLED ON FINE LINES

The Mamma. defender OF the Manhas-
set challenge cup. was launched from
tho yard OF her builders. Wood T. Nc
Clure, at City Island Yesterday after
noon. The MAMMA has been built from
designs by her owner. Addison q.
iianan. who will sail her in all her races
this season. She is a vessel OF Class +
and will rate up to the limit. Her gen.
ctai dimensions are 56 feet q inches on
deck, 36 feet . inches on the water line,
III feet 2 inches beam and 7 feet 5 inches
traught.
Efforts had been made to launch this
yacht all the week, but the Indictment
weather interfered. Yesterday the
weather was deal and MIR. Hanan defied
the traditions and had the yacht lowered
into the water on Friday.
Mrs. Addison q. Hanan christened the
yacht as 1t slid down the ways. She
stood on the bow of the vessel and as
the keel touched the wa,er smashed a
bottle of champagne on the bow, say
ing. Il christen thee Nahma." There
was n large gathering in the yard to
watch the ceremonies and to take a
look at the yacht. which Is The most
important built in this section this sea-
son. She will be pitted against fourteen
yachts In this class. OF which eight will
come from Massachusetts waters. In
the owners party were DIR. and Mrs.
V. Piatti. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer ii.
Hanan, MIR. and Mrs. Il. *. Sharps. Otto
Heinigke and Morgan Barney. Mr.
Sharps faired UP the lines and worked
out the details Of the construction after
Mr.. Hanan had developed the model.
II was a real yachting day. n Will,
the new cup defender was standing or
the ways several OF the new forty footer.
were being tuned up In the roads anc
others lying at anchor. Thu yachtsmer
were able to compare the Herreshoff anC
Hanan types and for Doh the prize wen
10 the MAMMA. The new yacht has 4
graceful bow, while the bows of the 40
arc straight and ugly. The Nahma Il
painted white with "A green underbody
She Is shorter than Mr.. Hanan's previ
Gus yacht. the Josephine, and has NOR
sheer. She IL a little longer on the waite
line and her beam on the water line il
about the Saine although II looks to b'
more on account OF her naring sides
This flare gives her the appearance o
having rather slack bilges. The gar
boards are full and she has a steep dea'
rise. Her midship section below tn
water very much resembles the letter
from the keel up. She has a good cas-,
FORM ana lOOks every lNtH q racer ma
should be fast in any condition o
weather and sea.
As soon as she was launched she wa
toucd to the shears and her mast wa
stepped, II is a big. hollow spa and vii
carry 1853 square feet OF canvas. Thu
: standing rigging was set up later in tn
afternoon and to-day her spars Will b
put un board. IL til. weather Is fair Nj
tiandn hopes to be able to have his firs
sail in his new yacht tomorrow. Tn
Nahma will be the only yacht in her elias
designed by m amateur this year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-20
REACH TENNIS SEMI. FINALS.
Oubois aud Forster and Ncm-
mcr.r and Merritt winners.

PELHAM MANoR, y. Y. May IL, Play
WAS brought down to the sem'-hHa'
round to-day in the Westchester county
in~.erscholastic tennis tournament at the
Pelham Country CLUB courts here, u. ;,
Dubois and Herbert W. FORSTER. b"th OF
Workers High School j. Y. kemmerer
of pleasantvilIc High School and :, Mer-
rift OF New Rochelle High school are
left in the running, They have won
their second round matches in straight
sets. The summaries
Wcstchcster County lnt~erschoiastic
Singles. second Round n, $. Dubois,
yonkers High school, defeated II, owen,
i.Iham High school, SO, 81; !. T,
itemmerer, Pleassntville HiGh school; DO
fested, " ossood' Plea, sntx,''e miSn
yonkcr. High school. defeated II, u
Fisher, pelham High School, Ga, So; y
Merritt. New Rochelle High school, do
frsted y. Conkltn. New Rochelle H'sh
school. 81, "a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-20
MAJOR TAKES LONG MATCH.
Gains Third Round h. D%rfcntinu
Harrison IN Three sets.

Cedric 4. Major reached the third
round in IN" class a division Of the
singles yesterday in tho spring tennis
tournament Of the West SIDE Tennis
Club at Forest liills, l.. l.. by defeating
j. 4. Harrison at a, tt. st. Major
Was far below his usual form.
Is. Peck advanced to the scmi-hnal
in class y 10y a victory oNer g. j.
Post at Ct. -. and II. L. Paige
climbed "A similar bracket in Class = by
winning from q. r. Iiill. Jr. at 81,
IS. 6-3, The summaries:
West sidc Tennis. Cub. Sprius 1]curna,
ment,, class A., Mems sing -, S,,"ond
Harrison. -. 50. ii.
cA,ss Il. singles. rhirl Round NJ Pc.
body defeated \. = Durham, = o. Ct,
r. -. Gstcomb defeated J.. H. tltch. IS.
d, o--i; *. rrck defeated L. NJ Ng.r.
IS. IS, e. ! post defeated L. II
Fourth Round-K Peck defeated c. }.
Post. s--i. 81.
'les- {" strs'es THIRD nonnd-n p.
81. 81: !. : uUi'c'h defeated L l..
Fourth Round-H Il Ihigc defeated q.
7. nm. Jr., 81. Is. G-&
class n pnlh,", Tlrst I'ounl : r
body aud \ u. punhsm. g.. q t. ".
Agpr and u i " f''Eci won IRON o..
7. T.. Mi.'r a1t p',tn,' u' Iri'n.l H.
smith ana partner rs def'ul', Grauti''r T.
burr and e. 7 NiI~r "uu from u 'hari :
i'"pe ami partner hr default. II Il Horny
and II. " ,.afruwh defeated = a. Rtru and
II W Waruc~. t-H. " . - - HeNNnau
ana il :, worm defeated NJ : II gar amt
II swain. @. G--.
second Round-R X ron.iu 'rI julian
: N>rt,k .,f'al'l g / BUR- 800. I.
Mile. Cd, e..
GAS e. Doub'cs, First Round II p.
daniel. and r.. =. lIiIi.'h "Hu from y
Il ptiCe and partner hv default. g j
Worth ana " W. 'unnln=h,W won from
y. :. Mr,irrh aud : g. Carter To-" a'tan'',
Z. g Cnnln and - !. R''k"r ""o from
\. Niluc and partner Dos d'fN|t. q. :.
M. ". and \ e. ro-'."' aefc'l"l i,
Wi'is and " r. chamber ain % " .
+. keruoch,u defeated \ N &c. ~ "nI T..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-20
lard Fight to Reach Final in Tennis Tournaments
Scholastic Events To-day.

BASEBALL.
clinton W.. Morris at I.enox Oval.
Erasmus Hall va. Adeiphi at Adeipbt
Rutgers Prep W. Hamilton institute at
Hamilton.
81. Augustine's Academy vs.. Browne at
Commerce Va. stuyvesant at Bronx Oval.
Bushwick vs.. Commercial at Commercial
New Utrecht W.. Curtis at West End
Oval.
Evandcr c.hilds Va. Poly institute. 10. at
Boys High We. Manual Training at Dexter
Park.
Ridsewcod Va. St. Francis Prep at Ridge
ST. JOHNS Prep W. st. Peters Prep at
Jersey city.
Henley Institute vs.. concordia School at
POLY Prep vs.. Richmond Hi a, Poly
Field.
ATHLETICS.
ciason roint NJ. A. school games at
81. Paul's school intcrschois.,ic games at
Tome school in,erscholas,ic NEE, a, Port
=. s. A. /. movie. game. and cha m pion-
ship relays at Brooklyn Field
Princeton club games at Newark. y. J.
Bryant Va. Curtis at Curtis Field.
TENNIS.
Adelphi Academy VI. Dickinson at
Far Rocksway vs.. Poly Prep at Poly
New Utrecht vs.. st. Johns Prep at st.
clinton vs.. Commerce at clinton.
curtis w. To~nsend Harris at curtis
stuyvesant vs. Evander childs at stuy'e-
Eastern District vs.. Manual at Eastern.
Boys High vs.. Bush~ick at BOYS High.
Erasfnus vs.. Commercial at Erasmus.
Flushing W. Richmond IIili at Flushing.
Bryant VS.. Sewtown at Bryant.
LACROSSE.
Manual Training VS.. Curtis at Prospect
Park.
Richmo Hi vs.. Townsend Harris.
Far Rockaway vs.. clinton.
Stuyvesant vs.. Curtis.
Horace Mann School defeated the 20
| lumbia freshmen in a tennis meet on the
latter's courts yesterday afternoon by
a score of 4 to /. The only winner
for the freshmen was Hcgeman. who
beat K~altenbach, -. 60. g.. In
the other singles matches Halterstein
F, downcd Jonas. 6-3. 6-3. and Bentley
beat Seldenstein, +-6. 60. GO. In
doub,es Haltenstein and Bentley beat
Jonas and Hcgeman. 6-I. Ga. and
Ferris and Kaltenbach defeated Selden-
! stein and Miller. 6-3, Ct
Dr. Way. treasurer Of the high schools
games committee. has resigned his office.
i. II. Robinson has been chosen az his
successor.
\ baseball championship may be held
again in 1917. The high schools games
committee has III" matter under con
sileration. The first action taken was al
tho suggestion OF +. T.. Brewer Of Curtis
High school. who made n motion at a
meeting OF the committee TO have a com
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-20
SCHULTZ COLUMBIA CAPTAIN.
Beats It's Fellow JuMpcr LOrscher
for Leadership ny one Vote.

Herbert \ schultz, a junior In CO.
luinhla college and 4 first year man
IN tn. College OF Physicians and sur
s"ors. was elected captain Of the track
team y~es'crda'. Schultz prepared AZ
Barringer High school He has been
a member VI the varsity team as = high
jumper and broad jumper since 1918.
his freshman year. Another high
jumper, Emil L.oesrhcr. ran against
schultz and was defeated hv one vote.
i.ocscher has done . feet = inches. hut
has been ineligible for tho last three
months. only g men are eligible for tie
honor ~ captain
schultz Sprang into fame when IN the
fan of 1914 as president Of tn" sopho-
more class he started q movement for
the restoration of varsity football. lie
was stroke Of his freshman class crew
until physicians decided tina he had .
heart too weak for rowing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-20
INELIGIBLE WINS MATCHES.
raul Trwksbury Beats la wrrnc
and WiusOr In Woodland Tourney.

BosroN. May l9.-Paul Tcwksbury
was the only one of the Woodland i'm
eligihles'' ~ win both his matches in
the open tournament at that club t.
day. This morning he won from V. :.
Lawrence Of Woodland with ease, the
score being : 10 >.
This afternoon T~eRksbury had 10 play
his best golf to beat !, Winsor OF Prac
Burn HIS long tc" shots I'D the trick,
however. by . up and | 10 play. John
H. sullivan. Jr, another of the banned
members of Woodland. was defeated by
" T.. Smith Of lirac Burn in n twenty
hole match. The latter lost 10 :. *.
Stcrne IN the afternoon.