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The sun., 1919-09-15
KRAMER WINS FIVE
MILE CHAMPIONSHIP
Defeats Eaton, Sprint Title
Holder in Feature Bicycle
Race at VelOdrOme.
speca, pespaicA to TIE SUI.

NEWARK, N. j.. Sept. 14.-Frank L.
Kramer was given one of the greatest
ovations Of his long career when he de-
fcated Raymond Eaton. the American
champion. In the Eve mile champion
ship race at the velodrome here to-day.
Kramer lost the championship last Sum
cay. when Eaton beat him. He protested
at the time, saying Eaton had fouled
him, but his protest was overruled. The
crowd seemed to take Kramer's victory
to-day as showing he was the better
nan, and when Kramer, riding four
high on the last lap, sprinted around
Francisco Verri and Alfred Goullet and
then nlpped Eaton at the tape their ap-
plause was terrifi:.
The result of the championship race
did not have any effect on Eatol's title,
for he had ciincied the honors last week
The fina, standing In 'hs championship
competition is as fellows; RAY Eaton, 30
pciIts: Frank Kramer. 80; Alfred Goul-
La, 50: Eddie Madden, IL. francisco
VERT o. Arthur Spencer. 8; Harry
Kaiser, 4: Reggie MCNAMARA, .; Alfred
brenda, .. The summaries.
rwo-,hirds Nile Handicap lProfession,- L
all Won by Alfred Goullet. Newark
(scratchj; Jacob Masin, Irvington tio
yards). second; Harry Kaiser. bronx 81 81
ysrds third; Peter a,n DrG asSs IsnSrook
Ms, and Out. Class < (Amsteurl-wOn
g Eric Tay Bay View SF
Anthony Young. Bay View 'Wheelmen'
third; Joseph Painter. New YORK. fourth
Miss and out Consolation (Profes.ion.s.iI
Won by Gus Lang. lrvington: trso hi,i'
Boston. second: n; Bedeil, Lynor9sS%, r,h l.:
Chariey Piercy. Australia, nth. Time
Championship Consolation. One Mile
tProfessionaD = Won by. Eddie Madden,
Newark; Harry Kaiser, Bronx. second'
Willie Coburn. Newark. third Time.
Half Mpe Handicap (Amateur)--won by
Anthony Young. Newark tscratcn): FREQ
Taylor. Now York A. e. (scratch); second
yards). third; Felix Patti. Unione sportiva
Italiana (5s yards). fourth. Time. - 90
One Mile Novice tAmateurl-won by LIE
Roy Van Brunt, Newark; A. Hatress, -&ew-
ark. second. Time. 2:21 rs.
Raymond Eaton, Newark; Eddie Madden.
Newark second; Alfred Goullet, Newark.
third; William Haniey. san Francisco cisco.
Harry Kaiser. Bronx, sixth Time, 5:lb l ..
One Mile, Glass b (Amateur)-Won by
Frank Henderson Bay View N. Mneeim ..aanS !:
Gustave Meri<le. Newark. third; William
Grimm, Irvington. fourth. Time, 2:o2 AS.
One Mile Team Match Race Profession
alb Francisco Verri. Italy. and Oscar Egg.
Switzerland, VS.. Arthur and Willie spen-
Ger. Toronto.-wOn by Spencer brothers.
First heat won by - verrt. A. Spencer
second: time 2:2S. Second heat won by
W. Spencer. Egg second; time 2:35. Third
heat won by A Spencer Verri seeondi
one Mile Consolation tAmateur)--won
by william Beck, Bay View Wheelmen
Edward Bendi. New Ybrk second; Walter
Schroeder Newark, third; Al Krushei,
New York A. C., fourth. Time, 2:o3 As.
Five Mile National Championship tPro-
fessionaD-won by Frank L. Kramer,
| East Orange Raymond Eaton. Newark
second: Alfred Goullet, Newark, third;
Francisco Nerri, Italy, fourth. Time.
| iO:49 as: last eighth-mile. O:12.
The sun., 1919-09-15
WORLD WAR HEROES
STAGE WATER SPORTS
RaDensUood Club Celebrates
Return of Its Members.


The Ravenswood Boat Club OF Long
Island City held its thirty-seventh an
nual fall regatta and water carnival
on Bowery Bay yesterday afternoon. It
was featured by the performances OF
the forty-four members OF the club who
served in the nations fighting forces
during the war and who are all home
now. Tom Rooney. former national
single scull champion. who was In the
ravy. won the duck race and was also
a winner in two canoe contests. The
summary:
100 Yard Swim-won by z, Collixan;
George McNally. second: Eugene Navin.
500 Yard Swim-won by James Multi
gan; Tom Rooney. second; Percy Kobisky.
Half Nile. Single sculI. Handicap Race
Won by Bob Allen: George McNally, sec
ond; William Bernauer. third
Senior Half Mile -Four Dared Gig Race
John Wilson, Edward Lee. Edward
Worsche. how; George McNaily, cox) :
Crew No. ?. second IF. Mallgrafr. stroke [:
=; Colligan. A. Patane, o. Brammer. L.
Half Mile Canoe Race, Double Paddle
Wen by Tom Rooney and A. Patane: Joe
Donald and Jack Massimo. third.
Canoe fitting Contest-won by ], Rap
puhn. A. Sonntag; Tom. Rooney. Gene
Quinn, second.
Fifty Yard Swim for Ladie.-won BY
Miss F1ossie Anthony; Miss Eta Sohmer,
second.
Senior Double Gig Race-won by O. Ess-
man and William Bernauer; F. Mailgran
and E. Lee, second.
Junior Double Gig Race--Won by ..
Brammer and W. Maiigrafr; E. worsche
and p. Patane. second.
Double Paddle Canoe Race-won by
Miss Anthony and Miss Sohmer; Miss DON
and Miss Boettjer. second
Mixed Double Paddle Canoe Race-won
by Miss BoettJer and Tom Rooney; Miss
Dow and Z. Quinn, second
The sun., 1919-09-15
PAULST ATHLETES BEST.
Win Point Trophy I'm Lake Hopat-
cong Run.

Louie Milofsl1y OF the Kings County
A. A. of Brooklyn yesterday won the six
mile handicap road race of the Alamac
Athletic Club of Lake Hopatcong over
the clubs course at the famous summer
resort The Brooklyn athlete was al
lowed the limit handicap of minutes 80
seconds. and led throughout the journey.
Harry Rosen. unattached. another
Brooklyn athlete, who started from the
same mark, finished second, about 200
yards behind Milofsly. The winner was
clicked in "a minutes 10 seconds.
Max Bohland of the Paulist A. c.,
who finished IN eighteenth place from
scratch, won the fast time prize. The
Paulist athlete covered the distance IN
the fine time OF 81 minutes Sc seconds.
The team trophy went to the Paulist
runners with the low score of 23 points.
Tho Finnish American A G. was second
with 80 and the Harbrook Heights A c.,
the only other club to finish team, was
third with 65. The order of finish;
The sun., 1919-09-15
SEMI-PR0 SCORES

E E::i Sl.ns: ' i i. SSSSssSdS&SSiss ]
Batteries-Powers and Pickering; Kur-
A, Paterson: y. ]. tsecond sams,-
c cns sos Star: SSSs55ss:G : :
sa.tsries-Enrish, and Smith; Padrox
At Catholic Protectory- R.H.E.
Earle Red Caps. eolooosoo-t 8
R Batssr!e.1Broxn and rS.i: Erh.ta. and
Al Catholic r-o,ectOry- RH.E.
St. Raymonds '' -. siSSiSSo,, !
Batteriss-Donshus. oBrien and rrum;
Barry, Thomson and Mathews
AT Recreation Park Il. h E.
sp4Issssia. '' NM. sS.!IISSIISS!SSS,I.
=, Bsttertss.Baroer.ch and c. Belimar;
4! FERN street Tenth , sS.1 RI. E;
Ba.terie.msaeEett and cfyeski: Carr
and Molinelli.
ID A. EsI; New r1he91oOo.,o BEE
East New York rki'' =. OtSS0SSSi.EiS i
Ba.sr.ss-sava and zaekmaD: Archer
At Fletcher Field. y: R.HE.
% S1ES 4 A Tyii :;cSs:i ssSSSSSSSsS 3 2
At Fletcher Field, n. j. III. =.
T " { a = F FSaSi SSSGSSsSSS ! :
Battsries-Msrback and Elnborn; +.
Kelleher and Smith.
ss !: S sisSs: "a! \ sS;s:,:.SsiH.
Batteries--Rysn, santOp and Brooks;
At RidgeneId Park, n. J. r. u. 4.
k I !; s,iS' PiI..s SSSSi!Iis s
Istteri. n.itnr 80 Hsin.rn ,AxH'-,
At Adonteiair. y. j. RH.E.
E E,SSsS:sr a A'e e i...ssdsaSiasEis s
Batteriss-Herschlsr and Nanderbaek ;
Robertson anf Booth
A. Al e cG MnS'ss!n: q ssSssfsS1S ,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ana FINLEY; Gordon
AZ Wilmington Heights Park RHn
ATSUa T:.d::.. SslSSSSGIEiiGG ia 3
man; -Loscher. king and Clark.
Az Long Island City
A Gspaldins ooo Z. II r;
P.RIRs'sYi.MG.x. o 90 o 0 "a i
Game unfnishsd; ended in dispute,
At washington Heights Park R.H.E
s s5SRs A Giss..' 81 S2SsS&,ss !
Bsttsries-Dunn and PheiAn: Myles and
Arthur.
cuban s: HStN Giants :. seeeseoooSH Z
sss..;is.-Lsiad.fs and Loei; Srsneis
al H-!ie-.
Al clinton Pa Oval Ms.psth. RHB
Meivins BB.o.... ies6So6SST
Batteries-Lsvins and Vogt; Jessnes and
Primrose.
At TRrrytown-- RH IL
Richcreek Ath. ooeooso % .
c. c. Club. - 0 x-a
Batteries-Meil and vanderback; Helt,
rich and Clark.
Al Jersey city RH Y
| R'rhcr't Ath a o oeN0s 0<s-S q
West sides 20 oeSOoOi e-S 10
-HersehleF and wandsrbaeh
Kaiser and Deford.
, At Mnmaroneck- r. H 2
pe~a. A-~is CO o 0 0--s s
Nam. All Stars.I 0OsOs llx-g
Batteries Haventeitz aud Robinson
4 IT, ~-a SFf1
At Macombs Dam Park r
| ss,srliss 4. CO.. ..''a siisssssEi
The sun., 1919-09-15
MRS. WEAVER AND
MAHAN WIN MATCH
Take Final in Mixed Doubles
of N. Y. Club Tourney.

s;rs. Spencer =. Weaver, paired w..t WITH
Lyle Mahan. yesterday won the post
poned final mixed doubles match OF the
New York Tennis Clubs tournament On
the clubs court In winning the match
Mrs. Weaver and her partner defeated
Miss Marie Wagner and ]. Ostendorff in
a three set match by s-6, 81, rs.
The match was keenly contested. Both
teams displayed brilliant tennis. That
Mrs Spencer and Mahan were victorious
was due to the fine net playing of Mrs.
Spencer. Mahan collected many a point
on his fine gets.
Miss Wagner and her partner played
well, but fell to pieces in the closing min
utes OF the sets. when a rally would prob
ably have won them the match.
The final match for the women's New
York Stlte championship singles will be
played this afternoon between Miss
Helen Gilleaudeau and Miss II. Eaton
on the anne court.
The sun., 1919-09-15
WALKERS CLUB GAMES.
Handicap Men Garry on Prizes at
Macombs Dam Park.

Scratch men did not fare well yesterday
In the regular monthly members games
OF the American Walkers Association at
Macombs Dam. Park. The only back
mark man to get placed was Carl Mer-
tens, who finished second from scratch
in the two mile handicap walk.
The hsis mile handicap walk went TO
Irving Wallace, who started from the
sixty second mark, while The go yard
handicap run was won by Harry Recht-
schafner from the twenty seven yard
mark. The summaries:
go Yard Run. HandicAp-won BY Harry
Rechtschafner "a yards: Peter Berman 81
YARDS, second; s. L. Goodman (es yards
third; Harry Dachs q yards). fourth Tine,
q rs seconds.
Half Mile Walk, Handicap-won by Irving
Wallace (G0 seconds): John Green (e0 SEQ
onds), second: Leroy Echstedt go seconds).
third; Irving Baskin (scratch), fourth. Time,
minutes.
Two Nile Walk. Handicap-won by s. L.
Goodman 10 seconds: Carl Mertens (scratch)
second; Irving Wallace 900 seconds third
Time. II minutes seconds
The sun., 1919-09-15
HAvRE DE GRACE ENTRIES.

First Race-.4claiming; maiden -two-year-
SIds; ave and a half furlOnEs Squire
G Gss &c., sub SsIy aoT s1R,s los IsT
i SSy' Nh ~; aa S.y los; sOysl BsdeiTd.
iss SI Sea Ma. s III, 9 TEss 1882 1881 MOS. uS.
ia Also eligible: Nancy Ann, iii:
ssndriver II, los; Imp: couraIis lie;
w sssS:s III R,t Six sTsI%asd ,,r.
and upward; mile and seventy yards.
Freemantie, IFS; Fsrmingdlle. Ito; Vigil
ante, ITO; welshman's Folly ump), iio;
Coy. lis; Galway. 10; Isiaachoiisi i 49,
Pride OF India, Ito; Veto, lie; Matoaka'
iis: MS.kst. no; War club. ito; Reynolds,
Coronado. ne; Sous Marine. Iis; Master
Fox, IFS; searchiighi III. ITO.
Third Raes-selllns; thrse-ysar-olds and
Gold. iIsi Joyful li1; Msivoiio, liz,
Cello. Ill; sAvion, io6; Major Domo, Isl;
. Wi.est Fool. ils' Kate Bright ia;
isi G zGu.T DuH iSs 81 Lac cs.I,.
ioT.' Also eligible: AuactAssin s-oi Tns;
sweet Aryssia, ii2i Keziah, ii2i Jack
Foursh Rsce-Bayvisw Handicap; three.
year-olds and upward; one mile and a
az Ndaay l if4 slippery Ei SS sun
Porter 1855 tsun Briar. les; tExtermina-
ruin hace-Ciaimlngi Handicap; three
year-olds and upward; one mile and a six
teenth. Firing Lane. III: 'Dorcaa, les;
Irish Kiss. l0s; Harry BreivoEei ioe,
.Klns John. lloi DOllnA IOs; 'Putts and
Calls. %; Hubbub. 1907; Daddy's Choice
III; Ballad, l1o: 'Sibola, ios; Jack Mount
iosi Thornbioom. lot;
sixth Raes-ClaiminE: thres-year-o,S.
mile and seventy yards Col Harrison,
iiS; BelariO. io7; Betsy, ioI; Transpsro
shannon, lis; Jack Hsaiey. ioi: Fairy
los; Resist. lis; Little Ed, loT; HON.
Kong, le7; caballo, los; 'Goldvaie. los
Also eligible: 'Aigre,ta. Ios; Bette Biuf
l04.
seventh Race-Thres-ye ar-olds and nm
wart; mile and Q furiong. Senator Broi
erick. liz Annie Edgar. III; Ks;ie canal
1866 Indoience. III; Tie Pin. III: szinnia
1889 Little Cottage, III. Balarosa. IOg
Wiil Do. III; Sir William johnson. iii
'Jacnetta, los; Luther. III: Ben HAM
son. III; Col Valentine. III: BaiaEet. iii
.Caln spring, ne Also eligible: watei
War. III; 'Indian Chant. Iis; o'Hara
III; Grasmere. III. ;
Apprentices allowance claimed lKnmel
entry.
The sun., 1919-09-15
LEXINGTON ENTRIES.

First Race-cIaimlns; 500; thrss;ysAr.
Mabel Trask. III; Hast Cora. III; Maud
Bacon. ia; Pas de Chance. lit; Dimltri,
li5; MeAdoo lis; Billie b.. ii5; Parrish.
LUXURY. ia; 'ohurchill Downs, AS;
dolly. 1919; ThistlesbeAu, llE; Bars and
stars, 1is; LAnghorne. lis,
year-olds; i've furlonssi Diamond Girl
liz; Perfect Lady. ia; Betty Curry. liz;
Lady sweep, ia; Frivolliy. iiii Waters.
deco, ia; Herself, ia; Second Cousin. III;
Little Blossom. liz Also siigiblei Mamie
o. ~: Meg i5!i Lorraine; ia; oresA
Third Rsce-Purse. $500; The winehes-
ter; three-year-olds and up; six furlongs.
LEI: spearleone Qmp;l io7; Herald. ia;
., War qmPl, lol; B. i. johnson, 1917
iIs: ormesdale. ii2. Also eligible: Kingo-
rlae. ll2; Ktku. %; Somewhere in France,
ie2; Ocean sweep; o 1877 skesr Face. io1:
year-olds. one mile and a sixteenth: Bru-
5 1te II: 'mP)' 100; Ewar' losi Legal
Fifth Raee-ciaining; ,TOo: two-year-
olds: ave furlongs; ziEIis. 100; Accelerate.
iol: mile. Dazzle. 1906; Pansy Blossom.
los: Miss Parnsll. los; Bounding Through.
Lerch. lis Also eiIsibis: RUBY. iei;
io T's Masivan. lOs; !aosa' 1Os' 'eAh''
sixth Raee-;soo; The Mount Sterling;
three year-olds and upward. one mile and
a sixteenth; Lady Rachel SO. Mistress
polly. iOs; Raider Omp.l, ne; Bulldozs
1ignp.l. IS; Ioilte. i0s; stevenson l1a:
HuntomanH 100; Little NIarchmont IL,
ios.
Seventh Raee-Claiminr: $500; maiden
jccicys' lhree-y ear-oids ant howard; one
nus sua a sixteenth, Buddy Tuc,ter. iOs
tLucilic p. l6s; @Phllipine. 10; Yodeles,
80. J.afoud Re. i05; Counter RRlancc'
los. crgstRl Day H.: 'Leah Cochran,
1857 - y. Murdoch. 10; Redland. iiS;
Rhymsr, rs; Tanlac. It's. Also eligible:
seia, res; .DuEe aeiFhsiiey. no; .Judss
DAVID. 10s: BucknallNlls. "
'sAppFenlioa allouancar claimed
The sun., 1919-09-15
SARGENT TESTS ABANDONED.
Timehonored SYSTEM foE Harvard
Athletes IL Dropped.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Sept 1.-The
elaborate Sargene tests that have been
used for a quarter of century at Har-
ward College TO determine the fitness Of
athletes who desire to compete in in
tercollegiate sports have been abandoned.
It was announced to-day. for q simple
physical examination
DIR. Roger l. Lee. head of the de-
partment OF physical education. will
direct the new examinations, which will
be used for the FIRST time tomorrow
with the football men
The sun., 1919-09-15

ISOLATION and the Woodcliffe Boat Club.
The wearers OF the blue finished second.
~. wsrs ,,, n,sas .ha. TOT , .oulns ny
re'erce .uien tns. the bayonhe crew
was guilty Oh rowing over on the wood
cIiffe's course and were responsible for
the nixup which let the rhDadelphians
get of to lead at the start
Woodc1fme's Point Trophy.
r. p,.,s ga ps,v,., II, an,.s,,v
Lost even, ~, ~, nrogrs ,,,yns w.ra -
es. 1s' on S so,1s, ,,,.,,
sponslpie ior INC wooocLine 6ost SIuo
Rar,.nn. crew. w,.ich anisfcd third. been
nIs.,r.: 40. md ,hr ,,,n aToS,ld have gonc
p''Sve su "a ny ~ TIe,,cr.
49,, ra r.,-e.an,~,,v.. wh,ls ain
BY. hs Ispiess', 1ssr.,,., ~
Ia gins separated Wooocine anu Cle
rirE Bohemian Boat Club. which Won
po ,ov,-
EoWaru boyian OF tne bayohhe NoH-
ms Association won the Junior single gig
rsoe. while the intermediate double sis ;
went to the crew representing the ACTIVE
Bs at Club.
The Summaries.
So. c,.u,. ot.-vvo, nv Edward Boy
Suni9r sinse pnr,,n9 Ss.ocistion; +.
Rnsch, Woodciire Boat Club. second No
time taken. W., n, Malta
lung, soul DG,sn $500 H fvv,Iiiam Shoe-
5ost S'So OF Iohn u Trovsu Nc n: Ed.
wara Barton 10: .: =: hoZ1 UootciIr. Rost
y hhLnm.i, coxsNaina 49,. ~ q. "a
The sun., 1919-09-15
PoLO SCHEDULE CHANGED.
Special DsspstcA 10 tn. Sos.

PHrLADnfPHlA, Sept. IA slight
change was announced tonight IN the
national polo championship schedule.
The Army freebooters from Fort SIN
are upable TO arrive hero in time for
Tuesdays match with the Rockaway
team. The match will be played later
and Tuesday viii be an open date. A
special match has been arranged for
Wednesday between the losers OF yes
terday's match. Bryn Mawr. and the
losers Of to-morow's match between
ROclNaway and the FhiladeiDhia Country
Club.
The sun., 1919-09-15
REACH GOLF SEMI-FINALS.
stevicix. Mantle and De Wolf Ad-
vance at Flushing.

c. H stevick. W. A Mantle ana ]. B.
De Wolf will meet In the semi-fnaI
rounds for the championship OF the
Flushing Country Club, and the fourth
contestant win be either r. II. Boyd or
A. s. Chatneld. who were unable to play
yesterday. and their match was post
poned until some time during the week.
Stevick and Mantle won their matches
rather easily yesterday, but De Wolf
was forced TO extend himself as he was
only up at the turn with F. Is. Porter.
De Wolf ended the match on the six
teenth green. on which he scored a
birdie three and took the match by 5
and 2. 6tevick defeated G. X. Van Nos
trand by up and TO play. and Mantle
defeated Timothy w. Hoxie by 6 up and
8 10 play.
The sun., 1919-09-15
FOUR BALL MATCH
DRAWS Big CROWD
Hutchinson and Brady Beat
Douglas and Teller at North
Shore, a and 8.
specIa, pespe.cA % Tan Sos.


GLEN HEAD, L. l.. Sept 14.-As a sort
Of q curtain raiser TO the big profession
ais tournament to be staged on the links
Of the North Shore Country Club. be-
ginning tomorrow. Jock Hutchinson and
pion, and J. Edgar Douglas the Cana
dian champion. and Louis Teller. former
champion OF France, contested In four
ball match this afternoon. A large gall
lery followed the players and saw
Hutchinson and Brady emerge victorious
by up and Q to play In the eighteen
hole affair.
The result was hardly ever in doubt
from the time when on the second hole
Brady and his partner each scored par
Is. The third was halved. and when
fourth the combination Was Q up and
still going strong.
Such q large gallery was following the
players that they did not have the heart
to cease after the match was ended for
all intents and purposes on the fifteenth
green, which was halved. Both Brady
and Douglas took 4, while Hutchinson
and Teller each needed 6.
After the Hutchinson Brady combina-
ton held a lead of at the fourth they
increased Il one hole at the sixth and
hcAu an huNduldke VI thNcc hOico NJ tAto
the turn The tenth was halved and at
the eleventh the leaders Increased their
advantage another hole. and after halv-
ing the twelfth took the thirteenth.
where Brady holed a long putt At this
stage Of the game Brady and Hutchin-
son enjoyed a lead OF 1--WE holes. which
was reduced on the fourteenth. when
Teller and Douglas won their only hole
OF the match and went at II as II they
meant business. each taking 4. while
Hutchinson required ; and Brady .. The
cards follow:
The sun., 1919-09-15
wooDMERE FINAL DECIDED.
Or. Rossnbaum Defeats Martin I'm
Tennis Match.

Dr. William Rosenbaum yesterday de-
tested Paul Martin in the postponed
mai singles tennis match OF the Wood
mere Tennis Club at Woodinere. Rosep-
baum disposed of his opponent hi
straight sets at ca, G-1, 10.
The doctor started off with rush n,
mo hrst iwo sets and before his op-
ponent could hnd himself had rolled up
an overwhelming lead. In the nnai set
however, Rosenbaum slowed up and as a
result Martin was able to garner five
EAmfs In this set This was the only
SGT y which Martin made any kind OF a
showing. -.
The sun., 1919-09-15
scHooLBoY STARS AT RUTGERS


New BRUNSWICK, n. j., Sept. IA
Clyde Smith. former captain of the
Omaha High School eleven. and John
and Melville Monk OF the Fort Dodge
and Omaha city teams respectively. re-
ported here to-day and viii don the
scarlet Of the Rutgers gridiron warriors
for practice on Monday
The sun., 1919-09-15
ROBINS soCCERs vICToRS.
Beat New York Eleven at Todd
Field. to 4.

That the soccer eleven representing
the Robins Dry Dock Football Club of
Brooklyn is powerful one and certain
70 make its mark IN the big cup ties
this season was indicated by its defeat
of the New York Football Club by
score OF 2 goals to l at Todd Field,
South Brooklyn. yesterday afternoon.
The opposing teams shared the honors
of the first half, at the close OF which
the score stood at to /. The lineup:
The sun., 1919-09-15
WOOdcIif4e OdrSn1en Best.
In Hudson Riper Regatta
Garry Off Trophy in Fourteenth Annual Races-Non
parcels of Harlem Finished Behind Bayonne
for Third Place in Point Scores.

Oarsmen Of the woodcliffe Boat Club
OF New Jersey yesterday won the hand
some point trophy donated by DR.. A. NJ
Young at the fourteenth annual regatta
of the Hudson River Rowing Association
over the Woodcliffe Boat Clubs mile
course on the Jersey side of the Hudson
The wearers Of the blue and white dia-
mond won only the senior four Dared
barge race but finished second IN four
other events, rolling up the winning
score of II points. The Bayonne Row
ing Association finished second with Is
points, while the Representatives OF the
Nonpareil Rowing Club Of the Harlem
River were third with 10 points
The senior four barge. the feature of
the card went to the crew representing
the Woodclifre Boat Club. The blue
and white crew, which was steered by
the veteran Richard Sturcke. got on to
a good start and was leading ty an
eighth of q length In the nrst ten pulls.
This lead, however. was soon cut down
by the Union Boat Clubs crew, which
soon was on even terms with the home
crew
The two crews for the next half mile
rowed almost together. with the Wood
cilne lads having a slight advantage
soon after the half way mark had been
passed the Woodcliffe oarsmen were
urged on by their coxswain and re-
sponded. At this point the home club.
boat was seen out In front by about a
foot This lead was held until about a
quarter OF mile from the finish Goat,
when the woodcliffs crew again started
squirt. which put their boat q halt
length In front This lead they held un-
I'll the finish. leading the Union Boat
Clubs crew over the line. The winning
boat was clicked In minutes II sec
onds
Shea Wins Singles.
John Shea Of the Nonpareil Rowing
Cub won the association single SOULS in
an easy manner. and with his brother
William. acting as stroke. won the &C.
NOR double gigs The Orange and Black
oarsmen In the single sculls race took
the lead at the start and won by a dozen
lengths over Richard Graper Of the Ba.
yonne Rowing Association. Graper and
L Kalbac Of the First Bohemian Club
rowed a nip and tuck race for second
place honors. Kalbac rowed on ever
terms with Blue oarsmen until a quarter
OF mile from home. when the Bohemian
representative weakened and let Kalbae
pass him to win second place by thret
lengths. Shea negotiated the mile in {
minutes 2sia seconds.
The Junior four cared barge race wen,
to the Malta Boat Club OF Phiiadelphls
by four lengths. The Quaker City repre-
sentatives picked up a boats length al
the start because OF nixup between
the crews OF the Bayonne Rowing As
The sun., 1919-09-15

Won by C. Hadley's sunnysids IL: vik.
ing. the property of AreH and wrage
second; Pal, J. A. Reeves. third, and J.
EdWardss Irene. disabled.
The sun., 1919-09-15
RECORD FINISHES
IN YACHT RACES
Largest Number of Season
Complete Course in Jamai-
ca Bay Regatta.

AL records for the number OF finishes
In yacht race on jamaica Bay were
knocked higher than cooked hat when
hfty-seven sail and motor. boats COM
peted In the annual regatta of the Ca
narsie Yacht Club yesterday. The race,
which had been postponed from earlier
In the season. was so successful that the
chairman OF the regatta committee Of
the Bergen Beach Yacht Club stated that
his organization would hold its postponed
regatta on Sunday. September 2s. The
decision OF the Bergen Beach tars means
that the yacht racing year will continue
later this summer than ever before
known in the history Of the Jamaica Bay
game.
The arrival OF the new one design
class Of Jamaica Bay yachts Is in a
measure due to the demand of the
yachtmen for more regattas. These
yachts. although promised for the open
ing of the year, were not delivered until
late In August. Yesterday was the Sec
ond time that they were raced as a class.
Seven of the eight boats that have been
delivered were in tho race. the winner
being No. 2. sailed by A. II. Brook. The
boats raced in a light breeze from the
west.