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CHAMPIONS
IN MIXED DOUBLES
Miss Bjurstedt and johnson
and Miss ElcOnOra Sears
and Williams Win.

BosroN. Sept. o1.-Miss Molla BUR
stedt of Norway. national tennis lam
pion. and Harry &. johnson OF this city
eliminated Miss Ina kissel NJ New York
and y. W. Niles of this city from the
Longwood Cricket Clubs mixed doubles
tennis tournament to-day, Go. 6-3.
In the upper half OF the draw a Bos-
ton pair. Miss Eieinora Sears and r.
Norris Williams Cd. the national title
holder In singles. reached the semi-iral
bracket by defeating Mrs. Iiarger-Wal-
ZACH OF New York and Craig Biddle OF
Philadelphia, ~ IS.
Miss Gwendolin brandon. the young
New York player whose playing In the
tournament has been Il sensation, reached
the sem!-iinals In the singles 10y winning
over Miss Leslie Bancroft OF this city In
straignt sets. 81, 81.
Miss Brandon will meet Miss Evelyn
Sears. another Boston player and former
national champion, tomorrow. Miss
Sears to-day defeated Miss Ina kissel
of New York, 6-l, 6-:. The sum-
mar!es:
slngles. Fourth Hound Miss Alice Gun.
ninghsm defeated Mrs. Clarence Denny.
as. s--?. "a; Mrs, Barger-wa!lach. New
York. defeated Miss Edith. Rotch. -.
Ga. Miss E,sonors Sears iefea,.i Miss Ina
Kissel, New York: 81, g.: Mt. Gwen.
Leslie Bancroft. c..
Doubles, Second X Mrs. " "
smith. Philadelphia. and Mrs. A. \. Shurt'
len defea ed Mrs. Hazen and Mrs. Godfrey,
IS, 6-3. s..
Third Round-MIss Ro.ch and Mrs bar.
ger. Waliach defeated Miss W!;herbec aud
Miss Leslie Bancroft. -, IS. Mr-
smith and Mrs, Shurtlen defeated the
Misses Ruth and Elizabeth Dm!ght. t-i,
So. 6--l.
Mixed Doubles, Second Round-Miss
Marion Fenno and !. e. Wright defeated
Mr., and Mrs. A. q. Butler, c., g.; Miss
Alice Cunningham and g. c.. Browne d.
feated Miss Alice Thornd.iSe and A. y
RegEio, e-3, st, 6--3,
Third Round--Miss Eleonora Sears and
r y. Williams I'd defeated Mrs, Barrer'
wal!acl, and Craig Biddle. -. 6-3' Miss
Molla Bjurstedt and Harry {. johnson de
Seated Miss Ina Kissel. Sew York. and y,
az Niias S-s. 60. 6-J
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n Three Horses That Preceded Him in Chase Are L
WASHBURN HAS EASY
TIME IN CLUB TENNIS
Gets Into West Side Semi
finals Without Playing
Hunter q Winner.

". NJ. washburn aroused a fever OF
excitement among tho tennis opponents
Of the West side Lawn Tennis Club AT
Forest Hills yesterday by appearing for
his Class A match with j. 5. Tomilson'
Jr., but II died almost instantly when
Tomilson decided to default rather than
risk playing with the club star. BY this
default Washburn walks into the semi
final round OF the Glass \ singles
without opposition. He win meet ~. w.
Macpherson, the Russian expert. to-
morrow and the winner VIII pay Fred
erick G. Bags for the ciiib leadership.
Three matches were held IN the Class
II side. with n battle In each. y. I.
Hunter featured the day by defeating }.
=. Myrick. president OF the club. 10y.
-. Nc harder struggle has been seen
at the courts this season. Myrick was
leading in both ects hut the Irresistible
attack Of Hunter told. II took more
than two hours to play this match.
Because OF defaults the Class A
doubles almost fizzled out. j. L. Toiniison'
Jr., and G.. W. McMullen advanced to the
finals without playing II match. only
five teams we're entered. Tho suinma-
RES
sinFl'; cSa%Eic1;Mip ~,"'' ~ dr,sm,,
C"ass - sineles-Thlri .rounh-A. 9.
Hunter defeated j. :. Myrick. lO-S, -:
fourth round W. J. Gailoa defeated g. $.
l:anders. 6-s. -. IL q. Worth defeated
Harold swain. 81, as, s."
Class e singles-Third rouud-G ". Al
ian defeated IL. l.. Daniels. s. 1t
c..
Doubles championship class Az. 9.
PaEgs and " 4. Campbell defeated u. u
Gatcond and ". J. Henry. 80. as. -.
!. e. Tom,lson, Jr. and q. W NcMul"
won by default, from Hugh TIIant and
partner. .
class B-Flrst rounds. Boyd and 7
Gallon defeated DR.. L.. ". Alger and Or j.
w. Travel, 4-G, C.. g.; g. :. Ianders
and H.. :. Meliick defeated Norman John.
son and n. ". Warner. Ct, IS G. G.
Huylmun and NJ, r. Acker'und defeated q,
5. Grosbeck and II. 4. harrington, g.
Ct.
Class c-First round-S T. Kenyon and
J. J Carruthers defeated q. l.. Sproul
and stansbury Hager. -, IS, o-s. y
~ Leash and H. VI. Graham defeated W.
u chamheriin and PerriNsl Wiles by de
ftul'. seinl.nnal-keny"n and tArfuth"r,
defeated IL. Z. II Blrrlnger, j., and
Bruno Huhn, s-t. So.
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TIGERS WIND UP WORK
ATLAKE MINNIE WASKA
Leave for Worcester Early
This Morning-Will stop
orr at Albany.

LAKE MiNSEwAsKA, y. y, Sept. 81
IL was li':le past ; this afternoon when
the Tiger football players wound up
their early season training at Lake Min
newaska In u short but snappy scrim-
mage practice.
The Princeton aggregation. forty
strong, Will bc hustled out OF bed earlier
than usual to-I orrow morn AZ {, leave
for Worcester. where the opening game
ct the season Will be played this Satur-
day with Holy Cross. \ s;opof of about
two hours Will be made at Albany in
order 10 ALLOW the Tiger eleven to get In
a N;tlc s'r!minagc work before proceed
ing TO Worcester.
TIE varsity experienced little ii1i-
Guilty with the scrubs this afternoon and
scored several tOucldowns. Freck, quar-
tcrpack on last years freshman team,
Kicked several field goals in the scrim-
mage.
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D E A READY.
Winds Up Hard Work for Lafayette
Game.

With two days practice left before the
Lafayette game. Head Coach GarSan
put his Fordham charges through the
final test ot football knowledge yes,er-
day, Three hours was spent in punt
ing. interference and tack'ing and sew
efal members Of the varsity were kept
on tho grid!ron until lark perfecting
rough spots In their play. The Maroon
coaches were pleased with the result.
For thirty minutes the scr.mmaSc
was a real battle with the scrubs. Two
goals were scored by the first eleven.
which had the pigskin most OF the time.
McNamara's work. at forward passing
has improved greatly n his success In
hurting the p!gskin far out over the
scrub end resulted in both ~touchdowrs,
lie is now the regular quarterback.
Morcaldi IL handling the scrubs.
In II half dozen attempts at drop kick
ing from the 35 yard line Dempsey
cleared the bar zach time and his punts
ia II half hour practice averaged nifty
yards,
F~ordhamites th!nk the e~x-Georgetowr
star will develop into another Eddie
Mahon before the season IL over.
The sun., 1916-09-28
BUTLER OUT WITH PENN SQUAD
Former FOrdham Captain Ia Har-
ness on Franklin Ei~'i.

~FniLApELpitiA. S,pt. - liarrv Ross,
who was injured at LanSho' 81. l.-t week
returned 20 the Penn varsity to-day ana
went through Il thirty minute sgual drill
with the regulars. lie I'D some punting
and then WAS sent to the dressing room.
the coaches no. wishing TO take any
chances on further injury to the much
needed halfback, Ross WAS at right
halfback. Dcrr AZ left half. Williams at
fullback and Light at quarter In the
signal drill.
Two new men were added to Coach
Gas,ou's scrub team this afternoon.
Whitley Thomas, one OF last years star
ends on .he Penn state team. has ma
circulated NJ the Red and Blue institu-
ton and was ont In harness. The other
NV member was Jimmy Butler. captain
OF this years Fordham eleven. who de-
cidel 10 enter Penn.
The sun., 1916-09-28
LOUISVILLE

FIR lIat'--SlN furlongs: Amazon. liS
,Goosr'. So %. $. 90 and So 20. won Uncle
ond. skiles Knot. ll3 CNurphyl. sane.
third Timc. l.l3i-t Cardigan, Haw-
thorn aud Biidy also ran
Second Receive nrlnuGs: Or Var
low. li5 tAndr.ss), $3.50. 1880 aud 1850.
won. queen Errau'. ll2 oicutryD. ga 80 and
s. 50. second. Paddy Dear. Iic ,Rrx.on,,
3; 20, ,hitd Time. :oi -. SIR We..,As,
square Dealer. No~ Then. R,iI... Robert
Rhodes. Keuwari and LoNcstorY also ran.
Th!rd Ear"-M!'c ant seventy yards:
Reno. III. 'Go0sel 3 - $3.50 and $50.
won. Rapids. lo3 o~Murphy,. $40 and g.: 60.
second Jessie Louise. lo7 Iianover,, s.? 20.
Charrncuso. san Vega amt brang" a 30 ran.
Fourth RaCn-fnlls rtty HanIicap; six
surlings: Kathleen, ~ iconuol,yI. $ SO,
$3.50 and 2p Won l'-'nsnnrs'. III
(Andrcss', stIo. tn.ri Tine !lS. CON
Ming Tower. Hank o'pay, ColuNttc. Hay.
berry Candle. Leo SkoinN. hodge. John
IT,. !. !. MURDOCH. F!eetabel!c unl Ell
CrGMp also ran
F.th lsa...Fiy. ant, Malt tur,onr..
$40. won. W"s.ey Hos N, 10 ~-t;rn,ryI.
1910 and 10. s"coLI; Sgnrish. te1
economy. s..lo. tAiri. Time. 1905 As.
AoaNado. Porous aui fe'ti also ran
Eauoy.a. lo2 Murphy. :? 30. S5o and
s. 90, won; Mon"ymdh"-. 100 &C. Hunt,
$50 and $50, second, star IusrAlrc, II"
,Gentryp. $40, third Time. l,;3 3-S. cap
tain R,cs, water witch ""I ~ lsadurs
Seventh Racc-S"uIrs: ,ar.c.yrar.oli oil.
So 30, ':7", won t'Nr1} vars. i"' Mur.
my $50 $50 se',nA S,mucr n
i:A7 c.a. R!Nc Shooter Commsutet,a
ll!sh Gentleman and Guide Post a,>p ran.
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LIE GORE STAR OF ELI VARSITY
scores Two Touchdowns and Makes
successfuI Forward Pass.

New HAVEN. Sept. 27.-Harry lie Gore
returned to the Yale varsity backheld
this afternoon and proved the star Of the
practice, In which the scrubs were scored
mon three times. Playing at right half
back he scored two touchdowns by clever
end runs and was directly responsible for
the third score. when he threw a forward
pnss TO Church, who caught It under the
goal posts.
The scrubs played a strong game
throughout. Their only score, however.
was q drop kick from the thirty yard line
by Caily.
The sun., 1916-09-28
VIOLET ELEVEN HUsTLERS.
1'ackiing the Dummy cen y. v,
Z. tsriddrrs busy.

New York University football candi-
dates were put through = severe test
Yesterday AT Ohio Field. For the past
" weeks Head Coach i.ust!s has been
conducting lis work with tho idea @!
developing endurance and speed Yes
t,rdly fc changed his tactics.
Mos, OF the afternoon was spent nj the
tI,kling dummy. Speed and acvuracy
H. tacNling viii constitute the iinpor-
tHnt feature OF practice for the rest of
the week. GO ch EusiiS also gave
spccia, attention to line charging, The
inciUen were given a long drill III
chu; g.ug under "a rope three feet above
the ground stretched between the goal
post.
Tho field was marked OF yesterday.
showing that Eustis Intends to start real
scrlmmase In the near futurc. The
backs and end had several drills In for
ward passing yesterday.
The sun., 1916-09-28
QSqualify First Three
Horses at Hunts Meeting
Socony Takes Jumping Race After Leaders Run Out
OF Course-Autumn Steeplechase Won by Duke
of Duluth at Belmont Terminal.
ny DANIEL.

Not always to the swift is the race.
Ihat was demonstrated In a rathcr strik-
ing way ut the opening session OF the
United Hunts Racing Associations au-
tumn meeting ut Belmont Park Terminal
yesterday afternoon. The demonstra-
ton was trlply convincing. In the fifth
race. a two milo steepltchase for three
year-olds, Ormes Head. ,3ryn Chant and
The Brook finished in front In tho order
named. but when tho numbers went w
not one Of the trio was represented.
II developed that the three horses.
which had been running together all the
way. far in the lead OF the other three
starters. had travelled out Of the course
mad been disqualified, In fact, tho
case needed no special action by the Of
hclals' Tor the three culprits. having
rallied TO cover the prescribed route,
could not be regarded as having finished
The Encouragement OF piacinys made
Herbert l.. Pratt's Socony IN. winner,
with j. T.. Davis's Brooks second and
w. u. toc = Bet third. 20 Murphy and
Blake. the riders of Brooks and Bet, re.
spectiNely. the race preached "A sermon
IN persistcncy and the ACCESSIBILITY Of al.
ways making "A determined attempt t.
finish. Early In tho contest brooks aud
Bet ran out and before their riders 70,
back to the course they were about hall
u mile In the rear OF the other four.
Last Laugh Ia Hest.
Instead Of quitting. Murphy and Blake
stuck to their knitting. They were =,
far In the rear that their pcrsistency. &c
some, appeared ridiculous. They xo'
many n laugh from the stands as Brook.
came home. nearly II minute after
Socony had passed the Judges. and after
q long interval Bet showed w.
OF curse everybody except tho of,
cials took IL Tor granted that brinc
Head. Bryn Chant and The Brook has
got the money and it WAS som, time be'
fore II was discovered that the judges
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The m m

rtrs' sixteen, seml-nnai Round--Henry
4 topping, Greenwich. beat =. ]. Graham.
,r.enwich I and 8; Max II, Marston, Bal
,.s.n beat Grant Peacock. Princeton. =
Final Round-Marston beat Topping. :
%li'a'sn Eight Of First Sixteen. seml-anai
,''i"l-GarIiner ". white. Flushing. beat
!. BIcdIn, Detroit. 8 and 2; Reginald N.
nr"ls WykagyL beat J. T. l.. Hubbard.
btook.avn. . and g..
F!nrs R~ound-Lewis beat White. ? and !.
Nsu,hd Sixteen, semi-hnai Itound-Ellis
A,4ans, Essex County. beat f.. l.. Sconeld.
wee Burn, , and 3; O.. h. csrhart. Green
Urn beat 7. N. =. Rolls. Greenwich. 4
Final Round-csrhart beat Adams. !
w t2l holes).
Beaten Eight Of Second sixteen, Semi. anal
Ho9nl-A y Ranney. Greenwich, beat II.
StMtlan, Minikahda. by default: Il. d.
up
,,Firal I~;ound-Rsnnsy beat Rocks. 4
,Tn'rt sixteen, semi-Hnai Round-A. G.
ifarS"n, Greenwich, beat Harold Minott.
nrI'3td, ! up; J. y. Kenyon. Metacomet.
'est II : Croker. Greenwich. by default.
Ia" Hound-Pearson best Kenyon. ? UP.
The sun., 1916-09-28
NO VARSITY
{. q. y. y. N%uthoritirs 10 Allow
Only In%trrcinss Game. This Yenr.

The executive board Of tho Athletic
Association ~ g q. y. Y. voted dow
Yesterday the proposal tina football b.
Introduced in the college after 1t heard
from Coach Lionel Mackenzie. who ug-
rested that IN" question be dropped until
suitable material can lie found and a
treasury bull: up rohus, enough 10 with
stand TIE drain incidental TO the sport.
However. the decision does no, afYec,
!r,crcldss football. In the attempt Ia
gather material for a varsity squad for
next season the Athletic association has
agreed ul-n :, game between the fresh
- and sophomore Glasses.
Tie game, VIII DE played tn tie city
College Stadium within a few weeks and
a hurry call has been issued by both
classes for candidates !"r tho respective
teams.
The sun., 1916-09-28
oUIMET MAKES NEW RECORD.
Great Golfer Towers Breton Woods
Course In ~sixty-six.

BRrTToN WOODS. y. H., Sept. GA
&C his morning 10y Francis oulmet st
"a new record over the Breton Woods
coursn. Roswell \. Mundy Of Arhslcy
and James Mackcll OF the breton Woods
club were the former holders with GN.
incidentally the Woodland champion led
Thomas y. Lodge Of Lynn and Christo-
phcr j. Duuphy and Ernest Harrison OF
Boston.
Running down twenty foot puts on
the FIRST, eighth and fourteenth won
him the holes IN ? each After luncheon
a Ave ball match MAS run on. Ouiinet.
pairing with Lodge, opposed Louis A,
Hamilton OF Garden city, Howard I'arr
OF Chevy Chase and q. =. Dummy Of
Oakley. Honors lay eycuy uutil Dun.
rhy drove n hcau'ifu, hall onto In.
fourteenth green n holcd .,
The sun., 1916-09-28
TWO net HONORS
TO MRS. KITCHENS
Mexico City Champion Wins in
Singles and Doubles ut
One Day Tourney.
ONE FINALIST DEFAULTS

Most Of the prominent ONE tennis
players of the Metropolitan district en-
gagged In n one day open tournament At
the New York Lawn Tennis Club grounds
at Columbia oval yesterday. There were
so maiy entries that It was necessary to
decide the matches in ono set for each.
and at that It was so late when the sin
giles and doubles were brought to the
finals that one of the leading stars was
forced to default.
Mrs. G. V. Kitchens. champion OF Mex
leo city. and Miss Helen G%illcaudeau.
champion Of Barnard College. were the
singles iinalists. but Miss Gilleaudeau
was unable TO play her final match and
d~efaulted to Mrs. Kitchens. Both women
played admirable tennis.
Miss Gilleaudeau especially gave an
excellent account Of herself with defeats
OF Miss Ethel Tyndalc. Staten Island
champion, n Miss Corona VIM. The
match with Miss VIM was the Longest,
OF III" day. as Miss Gillcaudeau did not
win until the score had been deuccd 20
many times both women were exhausted.
LnureIs for Mrs. Kitchens.
Mrs. Kitchens. who also helped to win
ne doubles honors. paired with Mrs. s.
W. McAncny, played cxccllently through
out the tournament. In going into the
singles nn,Is shc dofo,,od a., ,u,, Nry
-. ""'' -. u..'a'eu ."ih "'s'
!" ' l.yhch, - Mrs. lngo Hartmann.
g.? Mrs. NJ. u. Hun. Ga. and Miss
NJ. :. Brown. 6-2. Only Mrs. Lynch
'''i'u " eA'ehu the HieAico lily chaih-
p!oH.
The doubles were interesting, mas
much ne Ni.s N,rta u,.n.s ,nsr.r 80
-" % .'os 'i"'Ie "ashet' IoiH'eI ma
tlold! champion, was playing In these
events. However, Mrs. Kitchens refused
IN no dep,od ,bo J,,., ,.,,raI, 81 ,,,,,h
III N,n.a :. . a"r ~.
M.S, ~h'HHely uisposeu OF the FORMER
~titlcholier In the scmi-tinals.
The Su mu,nrie
single. open Championship - First
round -Niss \. Morrison defeated Miss NJ.
hamilton, So: Mrs VI. n Hun Defeated
The sun., 1916-09-28
10 90 shot wins.

\ good thing Was put over IN tile Sec
ond race. 4 mile and a quarter test On
the nat. Expectation, owned by Joe
widener. was quoted at 10 TO lat one
stage as high a. IL to l--and proved the
winner. Second by n length came Johnny
fuckers Solar Star Half Rock. an even
money favor!te. beat SAM Ho. FOR the
show money.
VIII Heating IN the saddle. Solar Star
was q.u,cd at II 10 10. His propensity
for running out wis curhed by Heating,
but th. Tucker entry could not stand
off Expectation when Collins challenged
at the head OF the stretch. They got off
TO Il poor start. and Half Rock WAS LETT
at the post. After Aller had got
through wool gathering the field was
nearly "A ~furlong in front OF him. EN-
pectAtion was widely tipped among the
society %coter,e.
The first race. a two mile Char saw
Ormead get of In front and make every
post u winning one. The third event
was a three mile steeplechase, which
carried "A purse of $500 and the Sweet
Briar cup. presented by John NcE. Bow
man. imagery JaGue, owned by O.. Ber-
nard Fenw!ck. led all the way.
II was "A disastrous day for favorites,
but "A splendid day for sport. A big
gathering. socially Representatives. was IN
attendance. The closing ha.! OF the
meeting, with the Stayers cup as the
feature. wiz be staged on saturday. The
summaries:
The sun., 1916-09-28
Queensberry Pilgrims
Return From Argentina

cail made 1T plain that no offers TOR eAhi.
I'll the expiration Of the lease Of the present
%oiheials On October II. Meantime "a large
cluster or eager promoters are laying plans
to pat In applications.
only ono bout Is scheduled for to. night.
that AZ the Clermont A G., where Walter
Mohr aud Wee Barton Viii tu.sle.
Many clubs viii open their doors to.
morrow night, tho bout OF special interest
being that between Patsy Cline and Young
Fulton scored a X. o. on Anthony McGowan
with a pivot blow the East slider has be,
come quite u card.
At browns Far Rockuway Club Friday
Larry Hansen and Sailor Donohue viii be
The principals. and at tho Hunts Point A.
G. ALE Nack and Irving Margo.ies Will be
the headiiners.
The Olympic Club will stage a special
o. ten rounds Jimmy Dury. the West Side
lightweight. Will exchange blows with
frankie Forrest Of California,
Pros Masquerade ~ Amateurs,
Under the present law Of California anna.
ieur, only are permitted T." no. there, and
II matter of fact, the so-callei amateurs are
merely professionals masaucIading AZ
,!Mo3 pure, \ ins rsamp;s ., an anna
once the professional lightweight chain.
pion, and Willie Hoppe.
After Johnny Coulon heard about ths
Richie Hoppe match nc moved over To the
coast and got u fonr round AMATEUR bout,
but while Richie rs u native son got pa
tho officials they refused to permit tho
chirHgoBn to box. 'oulon was asked II he
could make nfhiHyi: mat he was an anna.
tour. and he ask..i wha, would happen il ne
mad. affidavit and II was proved he was
not an amateur,
"Well.' said thsr official, you might 70
- .It -. . -.. "a IH ,N. ay 10
~ won't make any Affidavit said cou.
Ion.
The sun., 1916-09-28

The oueensberry pilgrims VINO Wont No no
Argentina several months ago TO snow ne
south Hrrsr''sns t a"a n m, a pS,n'' r. Gt = e"i
sses,eria, on -" ,Lemport a Holi
c ~ n \] returnea ina" Th n 20 S%sythe partH
Georxa Lawrence. manager; sam 'Mcvey
and Rob Devere-are stranded ~ ShHe' al
though the weather !s warm there.
Those who came down the fanRpIank
were Jim Buckley. Mho was fo,,9wsd ~
BIS 6n',iers, H wa M T!hnsn came came jew os Won
man, leading sam LnnEford, the Tar Baby
After them came Kla LEWIS nfn 1dimmmy wSoiuter
champion OF Europe. Every one OF them
made haste to ge, home or to some place
wI n.ior une jim n'I R"ck.ey left the pier he de,
clared that no had nothing TO say mt!
he had interviewed Biiy Gibson ~ wnos,
who promoted the ana'r - SAD To- have
placed money to guattn,ec tho nnNers.
Nr. buckley said he would call on Gibson
"Kii Lewis went at once to tho onIcc, of
Johnston, and there received the cneerins
snn would turn over 10 Lewis $4,000 that
nsa ee wsu P,4S consent IN ' to s"li, """'' ''''V
A majority ~ tina boxers, asserted, mar
It was the b,d iookins bout h"twscn Lang,
and brought the bouts to "A close
Jimmy oHns.n Of Albany, tn. Upstate
champion midi1eweight, viii appear IN tine
ding OF the Broduwsy sporting club OF
HrooklNn next SATURDAY. night In II ten
round bout with Silent Martin
O6ers sieS.OOO for Garden L<ase.
II WAS learned Yesterday that Receiver
Edward y. McCall OF Madison square Gar.
den temporarily turned down An oWcr "
si.T. 900 10y Tex RickIrd ana sam Me
,'rlcken for the boxing concession aud also
the privilege OF holding three events there
aside from tho glove gam" One Of these
is said TO Ice the six day bicycle race.
In rejecting the proposition, according
to rumors In boxing circles. Receiver Nc
The sun., 1916-09-28
MATTocKs's TENNIS TITLE

FOREST HILL, N. j., Sept. 27.-Ray-
'n9nd l.. Mattocks. champion Of the For
'l Hlll Club. who recently met with
re''bichs In the Passaic Valley Tennis
league and also In the North Jersey
''nlus League. retained his title by beat
INK g. u, White In three nut OF tive sets.
90. Id, o. and I'll. In addition
- winning the championship medal no
low lnh two legs on the silver cup which
goes 10 the member winnlnG The title
Stare times.