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The sun., 1916-09-13
BLNZEN AND SHIPWAY
TO PLAY FOR TITLE
Reach Final Round IN Metro
pOlitan Junior Champion
ship Tennis Event.

A. the result OF yesterdays play N
the semi-inal round Of the Metropolitan
junior championship tennis tournament
on the New York Athletic Clubs courts
n, Trayer'. Island. Elliott Binzen and e.
". Shipway will meet for the title to-
day.
Binzen. who is a strong favorI'e for
the honors. earned his bracket IN the
Ana, round without any very great ex-
ertion, lie faced Gerald Donaldson. who
IL no, quite in the same class with the
L'ordhsm College youth either IN age.
experience or playing ability. and binzen
scored in straight sets. The tally was
S-3. g.
subway had TO play three sets to
elin."a,c A. u. Allen. The scores were
-. s--:. s.. After the hrst set
there were mighty few ~h" ~"n'd '"n-
cclr Ship~ay any nance OF ~Nlc,o'!'
PLAY was started in the doubles. but
many defaults marred the tourney. snip
way and l. ". Raymond. ". W. Forster
and kai,enbach, Binzen and Ben Le'son
and Nischrr and Emerson entered the
fourth round. The summaries;
Mo,ropoliMn Jpuio, sssl"., I."i,nrs,
III ~, sI fl'Ios' s'Gh-n '"
shF F'Il $50
Dnuhic. Fire Round-Rsymnni nna
sh,pway defeated stone and MgNi,Ian,
%. 80 Taylor ana Hoy won IroM
Loughmau ANA Qucva by. det,uit' orS'e'
and KA',snbsoh defeated krick ana hr"S''
man. IS So. 81. teraid "id 60!
porni son won from Jones and I,"rninE y.
defsu!t. Barnes ami plrth"r won 'ron
UNcii ani White bv default; Watson an
pnLlcy won from -. kHltcnhs'h ana. par
ner h, default. Mildleditch and Cla'k. "or
from saund.-s and Whyt- by Default
ie.sor and Binzar won from l." Cluse an.
mariner ~ default. J. Mclaughlin ana X
N~rLauxhitn defeated Dorr and Banks
"a s-l; Anderson and uuevn won o'
default. vische- and Emerson won IRON
orgies and Pitt, by default,
second Round-F. NJ. ~LouGhman ". sn'
usIlaxhrr defeated u. Rnfalsky an'
Win.,en, "a. 10 RAYMOND and Sh'p
way defeated McCo-d and lachurd' -
50; Forster and Kal'enhsch won ROW
TAYLOR and Holt by default; . nnh ,
Donaldson won from Barnes, ana partne
by default: Middleditch and .Iar~ Wo'
from, Watson and Dudley by defaui;, l<t
SON and B,nzen defeated Mclaugh!In an
Mclaughlin SO. s--2: Nischer ana tmer
son won from Anderson and 9u.y" ny he
f-om von R.rnu,h and o'Donnc' oH dc
fault. o,
Third Round--hipway ma RdNmoh,,
dotcnted I.ouehman and G~atlagher' s.
: =. IS: Forster and N~"l'enhach de
featei q. and g. Donaldson, 81 - ~.
Ie,son and Binzer defeated Middleditc
and clark. TO. ST, Nischer and Em"r
son Il. feaied @. and g. Andrade' 81 IL
The sun., 1916-09-13
EVANS DEFEATED
IN GOLF MATCH
Champion on Losing End of
F'OurSOnc and Also l. out
played b! Buxton.

PINE VALLEY. y. j.. Sept. l2.-Chick
Evans. title holder OF the premier events
OF American golf. paid a flying visit TO
the Pine Valley Golf club to-day and
added his praise to the credit OF the
course. Evans plaSed in a foursome in
which he and ". +. Smith opposed Cam
eron r.. Buxton. Philadelphia title holder.
and George A.. CruInp. founder and pres
ident of the club.
Evans and Smith started their oppo-
nents : up. but the handicap proved too
great. as Buxton and Crump finished the
round ! up. Tho four set "A fast pace. AS
their bs It ball was 30 out and 8. in for
"A well played 50. The star Of the round
proved to bc Cameron Buxton. who held
up his end OF the four ball match. and
IN the Individual match with Evans de-
feated the champion by tho margin oil
up.
The sun., 1916-09-13
TROTTING RECORD
BY LEE AXWORTHY
Champion Stallion. Driven
by White. Goes Mile in
200 at Syracuse.

SYRACUSE. y. Y. Sept. Lice An
worthy. worlds champion trottiug stall
lion. lowered his own world record ~
the New York state Fair Grand Circuit
meet this afternoon. negotiating a mile In
two minutes Hat. Paced ny two running
horses. the son OF Guy ANworthy never
fai',red during the trial against time.
trot,ing each OF the four quarters IN ex-
aCtly 80 seconds. ANworthys orrne
record was . 90 IL
Under periec, weather and track con-
ditione his driver. Ben White essayed to
break the track record OF . OF IL he'd
BY The Harvester. and his feat in also
SCATTERING the words record. horSencn
say. will go down in harness history as
one OF the greatest achievements OF the
port.
, ~. Frisco. capably handled by Pop"
Geer~. won the $4,000 Empire state
stake In three straight heats. The event
attracted nine starters, among others the
famous Mabel Trask. who WAS the favor
lie. -. Frisco set \ new record for tho
race in the second heat, which he made
in . :03 3-t. The ummaries
Me.sina Springs Driving Club swe-ps,ake;
for Two year'old irotters' Z IN 3; estimated
value. 5000
Anita Guy, b E. nv Guy AI~or,hy- .
Lah~ Rode, r g. by J Malcolm
Forbes-Arn Tresantl' MIR. stout : .
Lad Msr'S, h dr, by MoFsn w,iN J
An.elot. n 8. hr Prince Ansel-Lotiie
whippleton Mr. Bree.e' re. ......,.A> =
Tine lisa. -l''g. no I'm"
a. pace Z heat plan: purse 500"
Peter stevens. h =. sire Peter the
Great Murphy, .......-. --..-..... !
MaI D.i"h,n" Di,rIs. 'cro..m.n, : : :
Camclia n m. by Cummcr Ncis :
Cor, ............ ........ ....... !
white SO, b m by Del Corando o
~ I'm, u.s.. - -.os,.
Empire state Stake, for os ,ro,,er.. 5 hca'
plan; purse $4,000"
:, ft's,o b hy san Fr'n''"o- ,
Mabel Trs.k, ch. M. by Peter IN.
Great Miss Nutonia Cor -.......... ;
Al Mack. h :. by MoCltutock- MIG
Harry $ j. blk ., nv Admiral Dewey
porca- Moore Tyson .. )
N~Cllskey, br g Mcdonald .,...... :
DIX watts. h = Rodney .... ....
Alma Forbes. br IN Alderman. .... : :
director Todd. br = Grady .......,... i
1 virginia Barnetts. b m tDurfeel ...... = dis
Time :o5s., ?:o3s.. 2.0.
American Horse Breeders futur!v. 20
: three year old pa,er,; : IN >: purse Voc"
Eiwsri p rh' &C. n, Thr Northern Man
Lady .Ballou .,Mcnonaid
Nalona. br, Z, by wa.nu, Hall-Noma
4 RIOS. Mage. n I Murphy ............ dis
Time . osi. .:0at.
Tho ksh Moo No for thrr" YEA %! tIott"'s
; - class: Z heat plan; purse -
: Usrrod's Greek. 'h =. hy G'ncral
, waits ANles ,EuG leman' ..... ..
a Browne" watts. ~ m, by G"ustai
watts Sarah iI,mliu 'Roiuc, l.... D.
Native Judge h > by Justice Brooks.
= dam u, Moko Murphy ......... ...f :
;. LiSht-om- Ats b m. ny Icuersl
INT some Mary tGeer.t 5000. :
Time lot. :ili.. c.l3s
~ To heat track record Of COW. hold nv III
b Harvester:
Lee Axworthy. ny Guy Ax~orthy tB white
I won, Time by quarters 80, ! M. I 30, 20
The sun., 1916-09-13
GOTHAM CRICKETERS LOSE.
Prove Easy Victims Of philadelphia
combination In Quaker city.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. l@-Philadelph.a
made an advantageous start in the two
days cricket match with New York at
81. Martins to-day by compiling 40
runs In the frst innings, New Works. be-
ginning was not nearly so promising. for
when time was called for the day the
visitors had lost four of their wickrts and
had only - runs TO show for their stay
AT bat,
Tho finest display ~ the day was that
Of G. e. Morris. who made himself thor
ouChly at home with the New York
bowling and contributed 60 to the Phila-
delphia total before he WAS caught out
W. NJ kaufman seconded the efforts Of
Morris rually. with a valuable cun'ribu
ton OF IS. while ~. r. R~ottonley, -,
and j. u. Netterlcin, -. also assisted IN
boosting tho hone score.
l.. Miller ~ the Manhattan Cricket
club wa most successful for New York
taking . wickets for 6S runs
The sun., 1916-09-13
MArHEY DOUBLE VICTOR.
aud Roberto Also Advance IN
Tri.state singles.

c~lNctSSArI. Sept. I2.-Therc were no
surprises In the third round OF the
mems singles OF the tri-State tennis
tournament to-day. Dean Mathey OF
New York, the only Fastener in the
tournament got into action and worked
his way into the fourth round by elimi-
mating two Cincinnati boys In easy
fashion.
The mos, exciting match was that
bet " willis F.. Davis OF san Fran
cisco and Arthur zimmerman OF en-
c!nnati. The Californian won. but !
after the third Sc, had gone to deuce
twice. On two occasions Zimmerman
nas within a point OF the match.
Roland Roberts OF California had a
-a,her hard tusslc in disposing OF TruN
Emerson OF Cincinnati. Roberts was de-
re,,ed in the first set largely On his in
.bl,,, to solve a freak service. In the
second &c. the Californian managed "a
mil himself together, The summaries;
TT. state cM.mpionship sing,e' Sen
, round Dean Msth.y, New YORK. defeated
Inward Cord., cincinnati, sLs Co., s.r
r Inro "d.fea,.d Aired ishr, cincin,
: nlti, II =. Sc; Ella Fottrel. san Fran,
''ys' a a.i'' " 3 G'i paT.a. T Fan Fr. HtT.."0s d..
a.. 50, FI;d puTS,ls; LoHi'Sll.ss
10. Fred Bastian, Indianapolis, def.ats.
Dan kt.fcr. Jr.. Cincinnati. S-<. g. 7
NIX CumnIns. wheeling, W. Va defeate'
r q Dunlap. Cincinnati g. 81 Dear
: Mathey, New York. defeated Dr.. kari LIT
San Francisco. defeated Trux Emerson
/ Cincinnati. 30, -, 6-a
Mems Doubles First round -Johnsto,
.,I ,;r,nin defeated Sage and PiEh, 60
-. %; O'Connell and Lewis d~efaultc.
10 Fotir.l and Rob.r,s, Davis and Ma'hr.
defeated Pish and Welsh, 81 g.: g..
KrusinE and Jsnwitz defeated keifer an
: iisupt, al, "a 81; = ! lie Bond an
lie Blond defeated Elischak and Kramer
a. e.. e.?
The sun., 1916-09-13
HAVRE DE GRACE
DRAWS Big CROWD
Opening Of Fall Meeting at
Maryland Track Attracts
Notable Gathering.

HAyRE De GRACE. Md. Sept. l2-Al-
though the programme for the opening
day OF the annual fail racing meeting
yer, today wa- not particularly a..:ac-
tive u record crowd war on hand. The
clubhouse and grand stand were packed
with notable turfmen from all sections
OF the country and there we're several
well known politicians present. among
these being Senator ollie James. a Demo
ratio leader.
Many improvements at the course
brought cougratulatory comments from
the crowd, The railroad now runs a
spur 10 tho foot Of tho grand stand. whic'
eliminates a walk Of nearly half a mile
For the betting public new mutucl ma
chimes have been installed. patterned
after those l. use AZ Laurel. Whethci
or io, the new machines provided the
attraction there was a big speculation
to-day,
The feature race of the card was
handicap for all ages that fou d oul,
three starters facing the barrier. arc
was won by j. ". Mays Rtyh"rrl
candle. ridden 10y Johnny McTaceart
l'cnmouse Vas second ana CHAT. in q
lgh, weight, was a poor third. Tn
summaries:
f,., n"'s.T ~nro,-%.ar,G,a s"d up
4 schaurp. s3.3o. sg.!o aud 5: 80. Won Pin
NOSE. III ,k"ogh' $50 and s: 90. second
\w.ro," II. IMH Ss' Ih,Td' TIE
W..ss. GoodVood, Carlton Ii, llluminsto'
and %Sh'rwood also ran
se,ond R"'"-ror year.cid~. s"lllns
s.. "a, SIS. "rI $50 won. ks. i y
,Tro>I.r,. s. aud !tSu, second, Mothe
MaghFs" nHi,'ns,f,, ~ MT =
'%Th!ri Rae" tor maiden :-year.olds
se.,inr 'irt turionss' DaddH Long Legs u
. .t>,,f @n ~ ~: S.r cns 80 So" gnG; An an
sS..D, second storm Symrh. II: Buxton
81 "a. third. Time, ! al -. Mae Murra'
chelsea, Supcrns'. Hesse and Battle ais
Fop-,h VA. AZ ages h,nitcsp on
nie and a'ttn'y NArds: 10. hrrrH ah'l'
b. - a. M'r"Esatt, $50 -" ,%aha @"
n.' .o.oui: Gurf. - ,i.oN,ierI out 'hir'
ilu,. ia. uuiN thr" ~s'ar'"tS,
Fifu I.au" rnr NO year o'ds. Sc. "a
-, 'TFtW" r.s s"r ,t"ac. .! 20 ana 5:
~, AIMEE +, III ,Krorh, 30 an
&. "a. So ond roo;sle ios ,H''~arn- 80
thin! ;Iu.. os -, i'a"". Doc Meal
BooS.c. Baby and Comrede also ran
Siyth Race For ,-yoir-olds and ~
ward selling ono mile ana " ..,,e"n'i
n">n Fan ~ 'T H a "a ~. Na,so a.
{. 90 and s. %. second; psineerf.'i. II
tMctcaifel, H:o. 'hiri. Time, 1855.
Thought, H"ad.r. S.nn'nr,cr' i"m'''a'
seventh Rsce--Thr'"-tcarS'lds ana ny
selling mile and -"yent>. Yards: kt2ist
81 'washea,n $40. ana ::'
second. scoipii. rs 'Shutttnserl, vs.
!. hind Time, las chcs,"r,on, Sir p"nra
, and DAY Day also ran
The sun., 1916-09-13
Tennis Pawu BEGIN CmpeMonm SINGLES Title at Munn--Dk Hh Is Beaten in the feature Mate
NAME HURDLE STARS
FOR TRIP TO SWEDEN
Simpson and Murray Will Ac-
company Meredith and
LOOMS on Trip.

Frederick W. Ruben. secretary-,reas-
urcr Of the Amateur Athletic Union.
officially announced yesterday that he
had definitely decided upon Robert
Simpson OF the University OF Missouri
and Fred Murray Of San Francisco as
the third and fourth members Of the
American team to accompany Ted Mere
di;h and 10 LOOMS abroad TO compete
in the games being arranged in Chris
tianis. Norway Copenhagen. Denmark,
and Stockholm, Sweden. on October ~.
II and Il, respectively.
1t was originally intended 10 send a
distance runner as the third member OF
the team. but the only man eligible fo'
this place was Joie Ray of Chicago. and
It was Impossible Tor him to make the
"Trip.
Both Simpson and Murray are good al
around men. simpson has broad Jumped
over % fee; several times this year and
has also euual,cd the worlds record II
the low hu. dies. Nv addition to being a
great hurdlei. Murray Is a crack sprintci
and hot pu,ter, and has also SCORED
points for his college in the high ant
broad jumps.
LOOMS will &c able to take care o
the century and high jump. and should
also score points In the running broa'
jump and low hurdles. Murray. who hat
dorc II 30 seconds for the c20 yart
dash. should be able to win that even
and the 22O yard low hurdles. and shoul,
also score points In the shot and broa'
jump. simpson will win the 100 var
hurdles and running broad jump an
ought to score points In the 220 yard 10,
hurdles and sprints. Meredith will TAX
care Of the quarter and half mile rui
and the our together will make an al
most unbeatable combination in a ha!
mile relay. zach running 220 yards.
The sun., 1916-09-13
BEEKMAN DEFEATS
HARVARD NET STAR
Princeton Tennis Player Scores
over llartc in Tourney for
Intercollegiate Title.
WEBER BEATS MCCORMICK


orr ,,rtr,u>. Sept. 1.-Two Har-
.., ,uo from princeton and one
'ru "'" - ,.
uch from inc University OF "ou'hern
california. the University OF Pennsyi-
,,,,a cornell and Yale. survived the
ace, and second rounds OF the singles
".,,,or of tho annual intercollegiate
,,,rn,orship tennis on the
.orr,. Of the Merton Cricket Club nj
u,,erford to-day.
tn feature match was that bel cen
,.on,rI J;e.lm,u OF New York. the
r.,,,,,,u star. runner M TO II. Norris
wi,I,,u,. "a II harvard for tho title
,,., ,oat. and Richard " IIarte, Jr., OF
u,r,srd. end on the Crirson football
,.,,, ,.s, y,lI The draw brought them
,,.o,her If, the second round. and Heck
,,n was yi,toricrs after q sensational
,or,c,t ua,tc Won the first set with
comparative ease. S--3. u in II Soc
.~a 90, B,ovpnan bracol and p,sying an
.,,o,, ,err,.., net game. varied by ex-
amos '','''' Nv 800 80" vF
,ellsn' lonn,ns' p.,.t" ou' q ,"'o's'
,.,,v Wch the Yale captaiu. mt
"hy raru,nr tho So,r 49,
Inward u Mc' o'i"icN' '"e Sou'ne,n
,,rsa se,s hut Eugene Warren, the other
.He. -, ,a,.a,., S,odI.r,
lacuhc coast en'raht' ostea.eu S'oa'a,'
IL Yale IN "A hard fought match. b-f.
IS
c,,so., ,-,,sr NJ Harvard won his ar.t
'olN''' Wy ". ."''"." -
round match by dctauIt from Iaytor OF
Johns Hopkins. but had to work hard to
81, 4, n Edwards ~ pennsylvania
ue'e'' !" !" ''" -
in the second ROUND WinHins ai'er tn'ee
keerly contested sets. SIS, SO. e..
Bal, Of cornell played a strong game
,..., u,t,an,o,
IN iefe"tlhs N"hueN'"'e' i''.e'o''
.As'er losing the hrst set BAR q the
r,x, ,vo >--s and G-1
u. ..a s,,,r,.J
'l"''' """ lawns .~'"h" ''""''
University, talitornit. falled to snow up
a. dill also both the Johns hopkins and
"a. =, d., ,,,,u.il op,,an,s all ,osinr
"e W Wv -"
mat'hes ny d"riuN.
The mrs, round OF the doubles will b,
we'd ,o.mo-tov. hile hplc Of the third
pt"N'u " ~" ~" 49,
The sun., 1916-09-13
MISS BJURsTEDT WINNER.
Reaches >cmt-hnRi Round In Ten.
nj. Tourney Mt NSRck.

NY,CN. y. Y. Sept. - The feature
p.sy Iu the annual tennis tournament %
he Nyark country CLUB to-day was the
match between Miss Mo!la Bjurstedt
nj Nj George l.. chapman OF Nyack.
Nj, Bjurstcdt won IN straight sets.
I'll and g. Earlier in the day the
hampton won from Mss Helen Bern
ard. e. and 50. Miss Bjurstedt
cached til. senl-hndl u
IN the mems singles the leading per-
'orm'r was Harold \. Throckmorton.
;atioual junior champion. lie advanced
to IN. third round. heating George
: Grorsberk in the second, "a. g..
The summaries:
~otfea'ei r. u. Peck. Jr, ID. -. s-3;
ny william Rosenbaum dictated 4. stew
,,t' - "a George Wake. defeated Z,
H&ess'r'ssa A II & ;com,SSr,. ' ~: N'. sds'
= II l.. James defeated W. Antony,
= 81 4. App'esy !efe"'sd ;; sr,ss,
'l,"n, -. IS; r. Davis defeated II
.M'rs - - ,-"rac s'radei won
: ''ro.rS,k Iefsn'oi i. Is. Wall zee. IA.
II \ rhrockmor,on Won from u
.r.'r hy default Il Fink defeated NJ
.r-re Preston. s.. g: l. IIrudrlck-or
''e"'sd .. Peck, 81 -, Z. Il. r,asi.'
-s = ,T'T r Il, !" H"eintG4' m me- 1 w,iS.r
=. So; George King defeated II
Second Round--Dr. Rosonhaum defea'Nt
le'o, Frost. ST. S.; \ Rehr won from
'es,sT Georrs? walker. 50. So: j, .
~3"tsul' r. l. James Won from u Leo IN
."a1l' = .Aprleby defeated q. L. chap
,ran, '--t s--t; \. Bssrford. Jr. deteate'
BINS -. 81 George stadel d@sfes,.,
sr,Hor 's @.tos;,oh frc.e-cs. s. "sso~.:
'asl.s defeated Hendrickson. e., 80
hsmters. King Fisher. Fir&. ". IL. Bass
''rt and Crumbie won hv default.
Thlrl Round --Jamcs defeated Applehy
i st. Bassford defeated stadei 81
- Fink defeated crunbis. 60. 6?
t.,'Nt- defeated pea.le". st. SIS: &C
'hsmners defeated King. So. 1l-s
.Nnnfn's singles, Firsi Round-Mrs n
= Le',' defeated Miss Ruth Morgen;hau
We Helen Bernhard, 81. 50.
ss.1rt Round-Miss Helen Pouch lie
,a'.t Ms Edith white, by default. Mi,
Eti'h Mandy defeated Miss AhDic Morrison
@ So. NM " ;. Green defeat.
We Adele Bull: SO 80 Mrs Rohcr
H"o' defeated Mrs ] " JEFFERSON. a.;
~ Ms Biur,'ed, defeated Nrs. q, 5
..harmsr, 81. g.? Mrs John Rally va
on VS. Ina kissell by default. Mis-
~" TAYLOR defeated Mrs. Van Ninkl'
- SIS
~ Rornd.Miss. Rlurs'sd, detes,e
Women Doubles. IFirs, ~Round-Mrs y
' Frost and Mrs. 7 B"adl@y, ,
M. Mary Tavior and Miss A., Ru
GREGG Mrs Van Wink'e and Mrs, job
Fl, ~ no.a1n1-,n-. H. $. or.er an
~ 90 Mrs. 4. Morrison. 50. Ga,
The sun., 1916-09-13
BERMUDA cRIcKETERs WIN.

Following up their victory over the
Manhattan League. the visiting Termu
dian cricketcrs yesterday defeated tho
team representing the Cosmopolitan
Cricket League at l.snox oval by tho
score Of zoo for s wickcts against 90,
". simmons, captain Of tho BermuIiaus,
led In both batting and bowling. carrying
ont his bat for 80. T. Richardson, 81.
and II. Trott. 90. were the other high
scorers. Tayntor also howl"d we'll for
the visitors. The only double figure on
tine LOSING side wis 10. 10y i Ron,uSpn
The Rcrmudians will meet a combined
team of tho two leagues at the sans
place tomorrow.
The sun., 1916-09-13
WERNECKE IN L. I. CITY.
>hr RronI Pitcher VIII Play At
ncRnOn Field on sunday.

- l'pnon Grsvs and tho ghh-idgc
w ''''s VINO recontly plHted q siN inning
s'Tf 'hl h "as hsltsi hl = heavy down
'' ''ru NJ. GrHN~ M~t" In the lead, :
VIII plsv the scpnd Of their three
gan" t'ries this Sundav at Degnon Fled.
opposite me Hunter. Point sta'ion Of tn.
'"''H' tube In thelr last contest the
az u"N'i 'he fastest fielding gam. seen
, ,'r l"ng lslsni iield this season Wor.
~ ai"Nod thu trays only two hlis.
reli, tho Athlrtl's garncr"d i've on
'N'N'f 40" with tho Cleveland club
i.'- SUNDAY Wernrcko viii he opposed
" '!pllau, II former Iutcrna t!onH
'He o." Tho 81 Mary team VIII play o
v. IlIutrh game - 1880.
The sun., 1916-09-13
Nardon's Remarkable Round.

Harry Vardon. the famous British
golfer. who has been in marvellous form
this season. recently did a remarkable
round of SO in an exhibition game when
lie beat Edward Ray. the Oxhey Lane
professional. by 4 up and 3 to play, on
The Push Hill Park Clubs course at En-
field, England. Nardon. who took the
cad at the first hole and never lost IT,.
played a perfect game, His score OF
So was a dozen under bogcy. The card
was as follows;
The sun., 1916-09-13
SCRAPS ABOUT sCRAPPERS.

Two star ten round bouts are offered
A. the attraction at the Pioneer sporting
club tonight IN one Pack. lIommey
viii attempt a comeback against joe
Mooney and in the other Kid burns will
mirgle with Johnny clinton.
According 70 latest ,cpor;s aunth"r
English boxer has given his NE To the
cause of the Allies, He was Benny
Thomas. a Welsh ban,amwcigh', who
was killed In action OH the Soum"
Thomas won fame hv going twenty
rounds with Jimmy Wilde. the British
champion,
Evidently the birth rate Of guilibl"s -
ius, a. high IN Wisconsin ~ o. Man
haitian, II the recent r"port of tho match
ing Of the agil" Andl" Anderson Will,
Fred Fulton. 10 be held IN Fan t,ire
Wis. September 81, il correct. Andre
escaped from the grasp "f James John
ston recently and celebrated his freedom
by defeating Jack Hcmpl" II few nights
ago. Fol this Andre gets . crack q
Fulton.
The sun., 1916-09-13
DILLON x A DRAW.
jack and Lcvinsky Fight Eight
Even Rounds In Memphis.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. Sept. l2.-Jack Dill
lon OF Indianapolis and BATTLING Levin
sky OF New York fought eight rounds
here Tonight to a draw.
Both men boxed clcverly and neither
was severely punished, Dillon forced
the fighting in the early stages ~ tn"
bout and knocked his opponent 'hrouga
the ropes in the second round. but le-
whisky came back strong TOWARD tho end
Of the dght and ssumed tho aggressive.
Dillon weighed i6a pounds and Lee
,inskN IT5
The sun., 1916-09-13

Keen competition and an exceptionally
large field marked the eighteen hole
handicap medal play for women at Youn-
takah Country Club Of Passaic. y. j.,
yesterday. Divided in two classes. \
and n. good cards resulted almost uni
yersally. Miss Edna Iahn Of rutherford
won the class A prize with 1919, 81.
and Miss Grace Spalding, with HI
81. So, led the Glass X hcld, Mrs. Harry
Oliver of Rutherford returned the hest
nc, score OF the day, lls--+o, ~, but
was disqualified because she failed to
register her name,
The sun., 1916-09-13
JACKSON BEATS A

While Jackson easily outpoiu'cd Allie
Nack last night in the star bout in the
Hunts Point sporting III Jackson
won seven of the ten rounds, Roth boys
weighed 1867 pounds.
In the semi-tinal of ten rounds Joe
Rourman made short work Of Eddie
Ryan. Ryan WAS knocked out In the
arst round.
The sun., 1916-09-13
LEXINGTON EN1 ElES.

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