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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-23
VILLA CAPTURES
TORREON, CLAIM
Unconfirmed Advices Re
garding Battle for Posses
sion of City Reach Border.

Unconfirmed reports reaching the
border state that Francisco Villa and
his bandit command captured Torreon.
Mexico, Friday afternoon at o'clock
after a battle which began early in the
Cay.
Carrancistas Deny Report.
However. Carranza consul Eduardo
Soriano Bravo received a telegram at
1880 o'clock Saturday morning from
Gen Francisco Murguia, military COM
mander at Chihuahua City. stating that
there is no truth in the report that
Carranza forces have abandoned Tor
reon. The telegram denies even that
Villa has opened an attack on the
city. Gen. Murguia also denies that
Jose Ynez Salazar has attacked Chi
huahua City from the south.
Americans Reach san Luis POtOsi.
report was received here Friday
saying all the Americans who fled from
Torreon upon the approach of the Villa
forces had reached San Luis POtosi
safely and were now making their way
TO the border
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-23

Notice. TencmsnI OWners
Lee Newman can get more money out
or your property. at q less cost than
anyone else Ask his clients
Phone 1904 S05Jk s. FL Paso.
ADVERTISEMENT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-23

Guns for Rent-Allen Arms and Cv-
Gle Co. 404 n Oregon.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-23
says He Has Recaptured Trains.
Hotel Paso Del Norte

VIII hold New Year celebration on the
night OF Monday, Jan. l, 1S17--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-23
POWERS GETS A PIN FROM
I'M. HARRIERS ~ 1HE HER Il

Carriers Of The Herald presented A
Z. Powers. their chief. with gold Elk
min. set with five diamonds. when they
gathered Saturday afternoon to receive
their papers for their subscribers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-23

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-23
VEGETABLES

Asparagus hot or cold 35c Brussel Sprouts I5c
Fried Egg Plant l5c Cauhflower au Grautin 25c
French peas 35c Sugar corn l5c
Garden peas Zoe Ste,ved Tomatoes Zoe
String beans Sc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-23
SALADS

Head lettuce I0c Potato salad IOc Combination 35c
Chicken 35c Fruit salad 35c Sliced cucumbers I5e
Grape fruit salad 40c
Salmon 35c Grab salad 40c
French dressing served free with salads when desired
The sun., 1916-09-05
JERSEY HARRIERS WIN
HUDSON COUNTY MEET
BY Annexing Seven Individual
Titles Team Takes Cham
pionship Trophy.

The athletic cha mpionshlp Of Hudson
county again went to the track team OF
the Jersey Harriers The team yes,er-
day carried on seven Of the eleven IN
dividual titles In the annua games held
at city Park. Bayonne. yesterday. Their
winning team point scores was 81 points.
which was almost double the amount of
the seven other scoring teams. The st.
Peters Club Of Jersey City was second,
with i6 points. and the Anchor Athletic
Club third. with 7. Holy Family Ly-
ceum. Peoples Palace and the Madison
Athletic Club followed in q triple tie
with three points each.
One Of the biggest surprises Of the day
was the victory Of James McCurnir Of
the Harrisrs over George Butch Becker
Of Holy Family Lyceum In the three
mile run, In previous competition
Becker has always proved the speedier.
Willie T., Morton was n double victor
for the Harriers. lie won both the A%O
and $50 yard runs. The summaries:
100 Ysrd Dssh-Mon by r. Meier Jr..
''s sss r. !a~ kun n. ;ss%"r ~ W. F. Morton.
second; J. H.. wOrmcke. Anchor A.. G.,
third; r. Cornetta. Stevens Institute OF
Technology. fourth. Time, 2;O7.
Three Mile Run--Won by J. A. McCur-
min. Jersey HaTriers: q. Becker, Holy
Family Lyceum. second j. J Dunn, st
Peters club. third: y z. Allen. Wlntor
club. fourth. Time. 1917 LIS.
ago Yard Run Won by J. J. salmon, s.,
Peters club, W. H.. Branch. Jersey Har,
rirrs; SECOND; Y Dillon, s.. Pster,s club
fourth. Time. 20 l-5 seconds,
One Mile Ruu-WOn by y. II. Doherty
Jersey Hsrrters; q, Cornetta. Peoples Pal
ace, second: J A. hcCurnin, Jersey Har.
riers, third J, Starkey. Jersey Harriers
fourth. Time, t:<7e-6.
tV Yard Run--wOn by W. =. Morton
Jersey h.rr,srsa A. Markey'Jersey Har,
third; r. A, Murphy, 81, Peters club
fourth. Time. So 40 seconds.
Five Nile Bicycle Racs-Won by Ere,
Hensch J, Flanagan. second; A. Le,insky
Putting ia Pound shot-won by q
Kneii. Anchor 4. q, with ~ feet y inch
inches. second; {. II. Nelson, Madison 4
! Har 4, C., with 80 feet !, inch, fourth
,.y S'k Ear1i.",. win feet inchs.; j. 'r q
ord !, A; a,.il snst,sshsd: Tlfh ses
vltA : tsst : UshsA fourth
The sun., 1916-09-05
WILLIAMS UNABLE TO
STOP FRANKIE BROWN
Bantam Champion Floors New
Yorker Twice in the
Ninth Round.

BAL.TIyoRE, MI Sept 4 Bloody. bat
tered and ON the verge Of = kupckuut.
Frankie Brown. II. New York bantam
with a despa,ring determ nation "a last
the ten rounds, was in a mad rush to
avoid the flying gloves Of Kid Williams,
the champion OF the class n the final
session at Ori"le Baseball Park tins
afternoon, when the welcome gong
sounded.
Brown had been on-the canvas NV &c
in the ninth round as the result ~
savage lefts TO the jaw from the cham
p.On. n he tool TO his feet thereafter
and Kept n, u safe distance. The cham-
pion ratified Browns teeth in the fourth
round. when he nearly upset him Wit 4
left to the jaw. From thar time Brown
regarded discretion as the better part Of
valor and always Rugged or ran away.
There was no decision at the close.
but none WAS needed. II was WIlliams
from start to finish, with Brown showing
great ability for taking punishment. The
ninth was the only round in winch there
was a k~nOckdown
-Four thousand hve hundred fight fans
were Oh hand to root for the local cham
pion. The weather was ideal for an
open air fight-clear and a mild sun
shine which enthused the fans,
Williams had a shade IN III" opener
lie fought hard az usual, deNutng hi
main Efforts to Browns body
Brown used a stra CHI lrf, 10 adNau-
taSe. although his blows did not have
q real kick in them.
In the fourth round Williams lifted
Brown on his feet with a left to the
Jaw. Brown fought back and the golng
was very fast for half a minute. after
which Brown started to back up and
hold, The mel were clinched In this
round at the close. with Williams fight
ing fast Mt close range
In the sixth Brown landed a hard lief
to Wllliams's jaw and then clinchcd
williams missed a left TO the jaw an,
got Ons from Brown In return.
IN ninth round was the most IN
teresting Of the affair and the only
round in which n clean ~knockdown was
landed. Williams chased Brown all ovel
the ring,
brown hit low and was cautioned. A
left to the Jaw sent Brown down for
count Of nine.
williams then administered a severe
body beating.
In tbs tenth and nal round. Brow
clinchsd and backed up n William
tried hard for a knockout. William
chased Brown all around the ring
Brown held continuously and too NJ
and TOOK II ala badly beaten nm
battered boy.
The sun., 1916-09-05
on MANY CRICKET CREAsEs.

Brooklyn defeated Manhattan yesterday
In a MetropOlitan League game at Pros
pect Park. the Victory practically assuring
the victors OF the pennant. The Brook
lyn total was ITO, and tho margin OF
victory was lis
The Bermudian crtcketers dropped the
Hnal game OF their tour, losing to the
spartans at Lenox Oval by 30 runs and :
wickets to spare. The Spartans continued
their innings until they had run up l<s.
which put them behind on the nrst Inning
by II runs, as the Bermudians had
totslled 1856. The spartans. totalled ISt
for s wickets before time was called.
Plenty Of hitting marked the Metropoli.
tan League game. between Columbia Oval
and Kings County at Pelhsm Bay Park
Il6 runs being totailed during the cOurss
OF the afternoon. the Columbia Oval tesm
winning by 80 runs.
The West Indians defeated q combined
team playing for the Orients at Olympic
Field. making almost twice e many rHn,
nr.,. to,.ii:I ~ sad .Ls wsst Iuii~si
The sun., 1916-09-05
Al white At End Of Tenth.

Ee,,N'h Ronnd-whne scnt l.t, 10 head
yvyrr,, W',.n 'rwSsc rlshI 20 no. rp.hinf
Ant nod% s4t ~ Champion citngh"t
Nhl'''- 'uHnI ~ t. ,his time White
hAt a slishl has clear lead.
''tt upper " 10 body IN the cHuoh WIN,
rocket Welsh Win SIN uppsrcu, to chin.
W-sr had bern missing and running into
D%',rrci cl~,orl,. Whi,c's rount
IT., TG'r ,", IN nr.r Ho wn,, men Son., N" b,Ti
r.sh, + an. Melshs few blows SCENE
to Ia K st"um Tn'y were In the usual
',Iarh when 'h' round ended. Whi's'
tour,eruth Rouua- Wait. assumed the
tsgr"ssi'" amt landed risht ana ictt %
clinching Ar.eht to The Law forced Welsh
to corner. White drove l"ft twice to ston,.
@ch WHIT, landed r'ght On cheek
Fifteenth Round White landed two
rights 10 hody aud left I" the Jaw sug
welsh saved himself by ciiuching. Boil
ing the greater offender Freddie iand.f
short arm )olts In tho ciinches. E>et
round
Sixteenth Round-weish landed twice :,
nose with straight lef's. ana repeated L
the head Welsh sent three LETT hooks t
Nri.h's FIRST round Of the hsht
-, enfcruth Ruund-\e'htr man ha'
hHr', 'h. other and neither shows any
to he Jaw WHIT" drove righl aud lcf
TO body ill Ns'sh blocked a. he back,
away. E'pn round.
Eighteenth NuurJ The crowd c.il"d II
The men I" rgh' ms'otd Of 'iinrh.ng Al
fbc tirn" U"jther man getting m = 'ellHi
h'uw. WIN" d'1mri righ' amt lef, hook
~ the i~ad. and again Welsh held 4
save. Whites round.
Nineteenth Round-W hitc drove a .sr
hook 10 body, white played a tattoo oi
Ne'sh's face With short right iabs. I'll,
crowd roared It's en'ourRR ement to white
white drove right and LETT 10 body a
Wrlsh's continued holding fingered him
Whites round
Twentieth Round White sent right I,
Jaw and body, Mite landed . hard rlgh
Lpprr,ut 10 stomach Welsh KEPT runnin,
into IA. cliu, hes, white landed lett to th'
Jaw White sent right upparcuts TO tn
body 8Hi To save himself Welsh c.inrhrd
Whites round.
The sun., 1916-09-05

OstpOints X. q. Brown In Tel
ROunds At East Chicas0.

EAST CHICAGO. Ind. Sept. t.-Ringside
critics gave Battling I.evinsky the honors
in his ten round bout with X. q. Brown
Of Chicago here to-day, The boxers
fought fairly hard all through the match
Brown had the better Of the hrst round
but Levinsky appeared TO have a shade
In all the others.
They fought at 1853 pounds. Both
Brown n Levinsky are challenger,
for Jack. Dillon's light heavyweight
title.
The sun., 1916-09-05

CoLORAD SPRINGS. Sept by virtue
Of 4 decision by his close friend, Referee
Billy Roche Of New York. Freddy Welsh.
the worlds lightweight champion. still
retains his title, though II was appar
ent to almost every one In the big sta
dium under the shadow Of pixies Peak
here this afternoon Charley White OF
Chicago clearly and decidedly had out
pointed the champion. The challenger
outpointed the champion In almost every
round Of the battle.
A. the gong sounded at the close Of
the twentieth round Roche stood for sew
eral moments As IL undecided. He then
reached out both hands toward the box
ers, and many Of the spectators believed
he vas about to award a draw. sud
denly Welsh rushed over to Roche and
placed his glove In the referees hand.
Roche raised Welsh's paw aloft while
the oficial appeared to be reaching for
White. The next instant jubilant friends
Of the champion swarmed into the ring.
Rsehe IL Bombsvdrd.
WhAu nae>ro> Da,A. announced bys A
ci.iop 4, favor n, ,v.,sh ,ha oh.u.n.ar,
sdh.r.n,. .rn.ara o.. ,a,nan, Ill
I.'..s NJ $500 nN ~.
dreds OF cushions which were hurled
from all directions AT the referee. lie
vas rushed through the crowd by friends
IA . waiting automohile Guarded nv a
nolicemsn the vehicle was sneeded nm
,hs ro.d ~ q ho,s, ~,biis hundreds ~
r,ar ana INV. PUSHED .S,er 1, mill dis.
,.nc.d
An unsor,,,.,. .cciaer, and u,,,sas.
an, ,nc,a.n, ,,.,.aa ~. h..,,,,ny ,nd
.nA ~ ~. aa,,.. rroyr,n,n,. shortly
no.. nn ~. .ou,h sida M, ~. a,on, col.
,.,..d Mor. ,h.n a hurdrod nersons
-. -, ,... ..rau.Ir ini,,ad
IT,. h.,,,. u.. on. a., ,na ,nnor.s, ,h.,
,.r r,art.a a s,rn,oi. for Tho ,vnt-
,..., ,,,,. To-, ,~.ne,ht,I. az Tho ,i,re
,,, "a, -. a, .Irrb Tbav con-
star,,v nuiI.d h.u,ed and nushed one
,,o,ha, ahou, tho ,i,v Tbn chairman
, co,s,a n,ix Mold and White also va.
yuII,, ~ hnldluy ,hn,,gh mo, sn a,r,ont
an ofysnder az tbs ch,inn,ou
Thr,uphou, the contest, Of twen,,
rounds scarcel, "A blow WAS struck by
! either man tina, did any damage. 90 tuc
blows exchanged Whites carried IA.
greater bower. While Welsh rgeulent,y
WAS on the aggressive and did his SHARE
The sun., 1916-09-05
GRIFFITHS BEATS RIVERS.

CANTON, Ohio. Sept, johnny Grit
hths II Akron outpOinted Joe Rivers of
Los Angeles here to-day in a twelve
round bout Grifiths won by a good
margin. although Rivers gave him a
good argument for the first five rounds,
AFTER that il Was all Grit'iths. the Akron
man hooking and jabbing Rivers almost
at will.
The sun., 1916-09-05
Victors on Link Of
Metropolitan Clubs

DEAI.--sen,or cup for msmbsrs over 30
\ s't w' o. s.as.- s4s E Rs:'i sr.; p X .n' C.. Hi 4.
ifs' ssi,s, SIS sSI' y. slss S::s'i hot: s' %::.i
joseph H..si.f kah ss, iSsiiss !. S'.' ThI sy W. A. :.
y , 4, P!".ii, Gas. A-Tcsr II!.d.ior nj
3 and J. STANLEY d!iaIn, H.,1,. u,
Day handicap on the iinGs Of the Flushing
rHSan' di i SiSe s'' i;s' .na P PSnnssd, h.: cara Z
card Of is.,-ss. iss. va: ,hird.
GRKESwicH :. cmp.y for . cup:
3 Best .isst scores 10 qualify ia each
Ex,sans' s 4. ms'?s Ply i Hos.. A~d sot n; s' y:
il. 's 90 3. Y I Ward; TssIHAis'' 'i %: vs.
ssrnsrii slTs, a.; n $. %.r:ten, ss-1~'
= Judd, fs,-2o. -. e., n Noas.,i,S' o."
lard S.1iSS. Is. =" 81 CHESTER Jr. ss4"is.
;s e. - Curtis. s0-is. 70; ". 6. Norton.
In III. afternoon ball .weepstsk.s eish
sns H. y = 3 si.;S:Ss. S ssIis. Soc:
oHu pTihs' - W. 'uFtb' UO-Io, 10
hAWoRT i labor pay h:nd,s.n
BY T.. l.. EnGIe. ss-i:. IS; e: c. MOBILES
iia. ,iod,-,.r' 's r. .n ave IT. L. S:. " i.sR
RIlsy for the vies:Dfs:'dsni'. trophy. '!
Underwood Gol.F CLrB-The follow
championship at the Hdyewood Golf clut
sss.'1Hi Il. il G * &C, Taf'G e. x /. Il 4. z sm nI.'' "
Il Y carpenter. 81; n. q. Morse. 100: n
l.. M""dy 100 = 4 rannon, ioi >,
NJ srGith, :oi-,s, 10 u A. Weller, ~
: 9 Aqt.s. !'aL,; X f,?aS;G;
""3f'iii Edward Weller. 80 "a.
oAkLA>D GOLF Tub L. y FRANKLIN
strokes, WIN hi. 'handieap alio~ane. o
-. won tho special holiday handicap at th'
oakland lo'f flub. yesterday With a n.
VI g. Bosus, vas under " Vie returned
net .coi" ~ 80 an MS nanhicap OF ~. I'M
|. y, Franklin. 70 o. G7 81 9 BoEu-
s. H., 40 g - R.ckwith. Sis. 10
y : "1r"n, sGmn ~ !; sasytr s. y.
!. Tso + aa ;,rs. a Il 4, M y Il 2. Morris Mni:
T5a''"@s Irr o.,h m"I.H Is F'1 Gssil SEQ" SCOT
since June ! wa, ~on Wy V swords. HI
cari being 81 = ! Murray with .. "a
second amt - u Murphy, with ~. third
PLAINFIELD GoI.F GLIB The event
At IN, Pla!nnelI Country club ,~st.rda
wrr" & 80 hole medal play hsnd' ap. priz.
hoi. handicap The result. 80 holes handica
Il. Evans, lgS.iH. i'i ,. . k.inhar,
The sun., 1916-09-05

The closing exercise Of the long day
of golf which began at go this morn
ing was the playof Of a tie for the last
place in the qualifying round. Six were
tied, and they played the first hole in
the shades OF evening. when the lights
in the windows of the houses round
about were the most prominent feature
of the landscape.
Perry Ada!r OF Atlanta. u years old.
and l.. b. Patton OF Homestead got in.
each making q 4 Albert Seckel. former
intercollegiate and Western champion.
and George :. Lyon, perpetual Canadian
champion. and runnerup for American
title in 1906, were two OF the four VINO
dropped out.
The draw pu, Gardner. Marston. Gull
ford and kirkby in the upper bracket,
Anderson, Evans and Fownes In the
lower. Several good matches will he
played In the first round tomorrow. and
the best OF the lot PROBABLY will be the
meeting Of Evans and Nelson Whitney.
Anderson tackles Ned Sawyer in an
other ine match. Gardner meets Ward.
and little Bob Jones plays Eben Byers.
The sun., 1916-09-05

Young GoLdlc of rutshurc easily ont
pointed Young Fulton Of New York in
the star bout IN the Harlem Sporting
ia OF Rockaway LIST u,sht The
weights were ioIdie l3' - pounds. Full
ton 40 pounds L. thr >cWi-hnsl OF
ten rounds Charlie wood Of Rrooklvn
won from Arthur kaufman ot New York.
The sun., 1916-09-05

none other than little Bob Jones. the ~
year old boy wonder from Atlanta.
Every one WAS ready to hail him as
the m.dsl.st until he went out on the
east course and ook an ~. Stil! his
showing was a most creditable one. and
he viii bear watching.
II after all THAI rms been told any
one doIbts that the QUALIFYING round to-
day wis uuusua lc' hIm read the names
OF "A h.udiu OF mos, who got within the
charmed circle and then r-rus. a LIST Of
those who were left outside. Here are
the two Isis:
lnsiiers-L. - Patton. II VI. JACK. @.
W. Hoffuei. George Small. g, q. Com
stock, Jr., and \. Il. Huntington
outsiders Ihilip Carter. Reggie Lewis.
Fred Herreshoff. Sheriff. Sherman. bud
ley Nudge. Reuben Bush. W. Hamilton
Gardner, Hamilton Kerr, Archie Reid, &.
w lrslee. l. Mortimer Barnes. Max
Behr. J. *. Bole. W. Parker Seeley, Paul
Hunter, Maurice R.sley. NJ T.. Lewis and
Horace Y. COOK. There were others. but
they are enough.
Because it Is "A record for the west
course. and also because /, was made
under such trying conditions. John An
dersons card OF 10 must he included IN
he story OF the qualifying round, The
card
John q Anderson, SiwaroN. ives, course
Out. ....., 3tj3 . 4 i-36
In ...,........ itti . z y 3 <-3%-It
The sun., 1916-09-05
X. o. EGGERs

X. q. EgKers Of Brooklyn easily de-
feated Harry Gardner, a negro. in the
star bout in the Clermont A. G. last
night. Eggers won every ROUND OF the
ten, The weights were: Eggers. l2l
pounds Gardner. l22 pounds. In the
semi-tnal of ten rounds Eddie Kid Bill
ings easily won from Al Hancock.
The sun., 1916-09-05

IA bSaN ippsV uaib--TGsi y
ton; Ward We. Jardnsr Jones VS.. bysrs.
,ins.on, Gu!tord vs. cons,ocA. Tins"y
!.sI V. Hunter; rcSp,us VI. smith
whitney Us Evans: Hohns, :. Cprtran
ton We Fo~nes
Ind Not Qualify.
s:-isT. u. n. Frsncins. Huntington Val
ley. 81 ss--ls7. Albert seckel. Riverside
q. SS..i.I j i. Rose; Alissh.ny. 8. -.
los: u. Z. elise. Oakmont. 70. ISIS
Norman Z nasSsii Aroniminh, -. 80.
Percy Plat. Morris County, 81, s0-i6s.
J b CrooAston. stanton Heights. w, "
,.,,s' p.al y Hunter; n'dis,n,.n' 80 So
is ], K. soi.. Hsyasld. 81. s%!H....ss Ma,
MH&!sriiosss .' Is. y So S-'"' h $ Francis
J = I.y. Jr. Phiisdsiphl. a.. ss-l5o
i!e; % wilson Heron. osumon,' s.. So
iS v';S H:.,::nsS. S:,,S".I g 80
iissl.n5, ch!s.so. $. So: d:ors. 4
crsmp pic: v.li.y' y. mmd."i IS a.
80 {. y Diebsli. Youns.ton. S. Sill
wright. AlbermAris. 80: si,-iu
!. Reynolds, Xrominink. 40. sg-iIi; g. /
Fin. v.,: :,'1 !: i'll! i T. s' TS%ms s..5
S%u' p.4.s%' PIN, S'; Nfus:ss.' IS. ST" '"'''
l.y H. Nudge. Town aud Country u. 81
li:: Bryan Heard. Houston, 80 ST.:
q 7. James. columbia. go. s2--ii: keuhe'
Il. Bush. Audubon So. ss-l5: u. Sander
i K.av CrRsF S M:,.asm.,' 50. 80 "ts!lii:i- i /
Hamilton Gardner. Buffalo. -. so-iI3
r. c. James. Merton. SO. STA; R!char.
Davidson. Columbia, 81, s2-173.. Ell
knoSis.. penssnol.. 81 So HIH"s
Fownesl. "a. oakrnont. 80. sj-li VII
tan T West: rhiisdelphia, SIS .s-i7. \
II sT e h. h%.",'n SS,i.a. s1jlfs' 81 ST,
Robert Weir, wilmington. 80 ss-ifs; i
;, s'hanley.. Jr. Deal 81. ss.iIi: charl.
insrsnsmm Wsi"'niH."m s"ss-,47 ,
Long stanton Heights, ~ Sis II =
MIFarland Huntingdon Valley. 90; ,s,iI'
field Scott. Philadelphia, So, ss--i1s; CT
FORD W. %Inslee.. oneida Community. g
i!s: Y s. %Kampman, san Antonio, e:, 81
s:I,isi;es ". Maxwell. Sleepy Hollow
y. Vaughan, sloomhsld Hli.. -. So
IL Ssnf.,a T. S,sr.:; T p,n i p 81 $,
s9-isl r. G. Morrison osknont 81. st-
u: + ". Rhosd~s KsH.ss Ci,y. 80. -
lss u. q Milburn. Woodland. % -
6 q r Gregs, -, s-is3
Lawrence II. Canaan. Altoona. IS SIS
George v Morse, Rutland 10. go
W Is Fit,h, ENmoor, ~, SIS l. 7
Wood. Buffalo. rs, 9o--lSb. N = Bsllar
Tyne. Columbia. IS. si-lsi VI =. E1ir"t
Baltimore. s2. ss-iS g : jackson
Windsor. VI. sk-iss r v MAY herr,
Charleston. % 93-is.
The GLOWING withdrew George "
Adair. Atlanta; V S smith. Druid IN,
Robert Abbott. Brookia~n Morton
Chestnut Hi II W Perry. Harti.buri
Raymond Russell, Detroit; e " Gt~ins
AHs~am Hamilton X Kerr. EkWarpk. v
Z Code. Wheaton X. l.. james. AllrEren,
J u. Csdy, Rock Island r u EYHon. =,
lumbis, !. l.. Harbsn. Columbia " ! Ia
Fl"s.moor " II Rhs,t, Garden cay
$ W. s.rssnt' Merton; d. Wit, Bale
Cincinnati " Smith. oneida r
DE Vine Harrisburg Park T. Mortim,
Bs rnss. God chisholm Beach, 70,
hills Roger, " Hossy Hartford w
/. Greening. Iambton ,Cansdati + v
Knight. Russell Felier. sEokle. Archi" y
Reid. A St Andrews: ". A. Tyso
sprinshsven; p II Preston. Stsntc
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Many Famous Golfers Enc@mtu the Unexpected in Qualifying Round of National Amateur Title 7omm
GOLFERS BUSY
ON LOCAL LINKS
Woodrow, With IS, Leads
Malba Members In Qualify
ing Round for Title.

In the qualifying round for the club
championship on the links Of the Maiba
Field and Marine Club yesterday the
best scores were: G. y. Woodrow, So
W. u. shafer. So; v. e. Gray. ~; e.
rosener. sc J. W. Stanley. 1902 y G..
Trumbull, iO1.
The sun., 1916-09-05

point until he got to the short thirteenth.
where his pitched shot fell short into the
brook which guards the green. lie
dropped back with the loss of a stroke
and then put the next close enough to
get his I.
TurAs Home In rs.
II wa good solf all the rest Of the
way in and fine golf on the sixteenth
and seventeenth holes. He was one Of
the few who made the sixteenth in Z
this afternoon. but he played his second
boldly over the quarry against the wind
after a long drive and took W puts.
He followed II UP by holing a fifteen
foot putt for q . on the seventeenth ana
then finished with a par 4 on the home
hole. although he had to hustle to do IL.
| for his second was over the green. and
I only a great shot coming back enabled
him 10 get close enough 10 hole his putt
He was home In 50, better thar any one
else on the second nine OF the east
course. His cards:
william e. Fownes. Jr. oakinont
Mornins Round-Wes course
2s' ,'. ..:.. S:.:s:s:s-s:-7
Afternoon Round-Eas. .ovrs.
GS': .:..:: s--M-7s-,ss
Evans's Psttisg 10 Poor.
The reason Chick Evans didn't gel
closer TO the top was his usual fault.
poor putting. His new style used with
such telling effect at Ninikahda In June
was not doing its work well to-day and
as soon ~ Chick was thoroughly con-
yiuced Of that fact he CAV up all idea
Of leading the field aud contsnted him
self with playing well enough to qualify
He was followed al! day by a big gal
lery. the members Of which seemed 10
Ls disappointed when he did no do any
thing out Of h ordinary. He vas driv-
ing well. however. and come or ms Tee
shots, especially that on the eight mole
Of the east course. which reached the
green $50 yards away. down hill how
aver. moved the spectators to liberal ap-
plauss. He made an 80 In the morning
and Q 70 In the afternoon.
Bob Gardner also carried . gallery,
but, like Evans. was over the 10 marx
in the morning. n SO was not among
the leaders at any stage OF the journey.
Although he played pretty steadily all
lay. kirkby began on the west course
with q 70 and WAS going along later In
the day ct about the saiHs gait on ths
east course, when he the
sjxteenth green and INDUCED IN -four
puts before IA left II. a 7 going down
on his card. He finished with an 80.
GsIfesA Makes - o. West Cosrss
Jssss 0ullford. the Massachusetts
cha mp.on created considerable stir by
making a rs on the west course in the
forenoon and then when he had attracted
Inc gallery by 40 doing taking IS on the
east course. John n. Ward did much
the same thing. for he led the golfers