The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-03

defeated Dr. William Rosenbaum in the third round of the singles by a score of so, GA, and in the doubles, Hall. paired with Leonard Beekman, defeated Dr. Rosenbaum and Fred c. Baggs by a score of 6-2, S-6.
 NET YORK, July 3.---O1d-time and recent college athletes of Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Williams and other colleges of the East will renew their youth in a series of athletic events, to be concluded by a baseball game on
 the St. Paurs School Field, tomorrow afternoon, beginning at o'clock. NEW YORK, July 3.---ieutenant
 Jarry K. B. Davis, who played in the l interallied golf tournament in France, was formerly California am | Iateur champion and winner of the 1 IPanama-Pacific international cham pionships in 1915. He has met and de- feated some of the best United States 1 plAyers of the Scotch game.
 | BELFAST, July 3.---The Irish Anna l teur Athletic Association has arranged 1 an international contest with a team from the American Army in France. | WIMBLEDON, Eng, July 3.---Miss Suzanne Lenglen, the French girl, de- l feated Miss Satterthwaite in the semi
 finals of the international tennis championships, 6-1, 6-1, and by win
 ming qualified to meet Mrs. Lambert Chambers for the championship. | WASHINGTON, Penn., July B. Yale Universitys basketball team
 was yesterday definitely placed on
 the Washington and Jefferson sched-
 ule for a game in Washington on Jan
 uary
 | ST LOUIS, July 3.---Conecting 20
 hits off three Detroit pitchers for total of 29 bases, St. Louis won yes | terdays game, If to ?. Every local player made one or more runs. | BOSTON. July 3.---Hog weakened in | the sixth and seventh innings and B-ston took advantage of his wildness and defeated Philadelphia, to 4, yes
 terday. The batting of Riggert and
 Boeckel featured.
 | BOSTON, July 3.---"Bil" James, one
 of the Big Three who pitched the
 Boston Braves to a worlds champion
 ship in 1914, was sold outright yester- | day by the National League club to Oakland (Cal) club. James has done
 little pitching in recent years, as a
 result of an injury to his throwing
 arm.
 l LONDON, July 3.---Paul Wilmington
 of Boston beat D. HI. L. Gollan of the
 first Trinity crew, Cambridge, by two
 lengths in the first heat of the Kings
 wood souls in the Henley regatta. l PARIS, July 3.---The French Racing
 Association has invited all American officers and enlisted men to be guests
 at the races a means of recognizing
 the Fourth of July. The Maisons Laf-
 fitte races have been named "St. Mi
 Day," "Bois de Belleau," George
 Washington" and Benjamin Frank | Hn."
 l The last named organization, one i of the few clubs in the country to | continue racing throughout the war 1 a move that greatly pleased the Navy Department, is planning a busy sea- son. A cruise will be one of the big l features of the year. Using excellent 1 judgment the club has arranged the l dates of the cruise that they gibe | nicely with both the Block Island and the annual race week of the l Larchmont Yacht Club.
 ! The Block Island race starts on | July 12 As it contains many New l Rochelle yachts, it was decided that | the cruise of the Echo Island Club | should begin at Block Island and that | the yachts should rendezvous on July l IA, after the race ends. The fleet | then will cruise to the westward, stopping at Shelter Island, New Lon don. the Thimble Islands. Port Jeffer- | son, Lloyds Harbor and back to New Rochelle. arriving in time to let the | yachtsmen take part in LArchmont
 weAl< which bexins on July 1s.