New-York tribune., 1919-09-04

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(Copyright, 1919, New York Tribune Inc)
Personal Mention

Maurice E Moughln Comet appear
ance Davis Cup matches
BrooEe and A. again in and
1918 he was opped by Wing the English championship
stand and obtained long delayed
by upseng both Brookes Wdng days
OF the greatest lawn tennis achievements record This last
against the two great Australians marked game
In the meodrama, youth Isn't the Entire SHOW
Edward v Ccote started his with Augusta Ga the
that Norman Brookes entered his
9o5 fourteen back along the trail only
covered records OF time Ccoe began his career in the Sally Circuit
that by fifteen dropping Brooes facing
faster lost W. A. Laned and Beals Wright
VINO around tna PERIOD were at the peak A number of
episodes have taken place cicote and Brooes
bat the killing of modern competition
them loose yet. Not quite
Harry aee Tyru Raymond athletes
VINO ced to make 1905 famous was in 1905 that Mr. Sare began
his left that
and called that present salee and Mr.
ccoe who have been polite baseball these years.
lar drama entitled "Where Do They Get This Youth Stuff"
Ierron winning golf championship at % , finds
four notbes ahead of him when championships
years Egan Jerome D. Travers and Robert Gardner
they amateur title while Francis
oume only 21 Mr. Heron
arriving because the off competition for three
In make situation
by turning IN the best medal play we'll the best
card all week. thereby bringing the debate sudden emphatic
close Waiter Travis the amateur
golfer who ever mounted +he summit American
Sherwood N0ttngham Nagee baseball fifteen
with the Ph world series bv an
eNeas through mhaps shifts finally planted
WI" the Reds he surrendered all hope date
called Luck? Sir Gilbert must have
he'd Mr. Mage sugge knew what was
al about the repressbe Reds had blown
themselves The to bea things
come to hm who can afford to wait fifteen years
Back 1892 ju wenyeven years ago Chris Won der Ahe and
e St Louis club back Charles Cokev
managed tIa outfit and his pitchers stocky youth named
William Gleason Conkev and Gleason ara e<;n a+
to-day ronpng in the direction Of nofb C e t % ma na'es
those days
ele names that are now lost Ghosts ba % the % f1a@sy BLEy
tho
en INTO has Owl" plotting manager
winner wh bail believed could finish third s
institution The Kid Some nsitution--rlus.
No yet supplanted the Doe,t 1h
game may never know their achievement Doherty the
English singles championship successive wears Abon+ tho two -
ded his brother H. L. Doerty, successive wears And
Se uey won the doubles cham ponshp
between 1897 1906 Dohertys won the American [
championship IN 1902 while H. l. attached championships
later Here ofhane record of nineteen cbannonrb; ~.
oh Brookes Wdng far behind buf not - +h
Australian could quite accunmuae So rnan % m % s n M
ove Fate play leading role any oneyear success Ft oye
The long span only surprising ability tide
VIII the Revolution Succeed?
iFcN mas been battling against the
weeks There the usual up to remark that Peek
would stick above ten DAYS and then co1 t
manner of a blinp with a hole n the side ~ w
But Pecs rise fuke He hitting the ball in
e @ way than Of cid and has confidence that he
once lacked although he has always dangerous citizen in the
he lead the league this season II vn,d h ~ s
record where averaging below 26o for EIGHT or j ~ %
mad suddenly going again ~ '
But the old game is u merry tv,cts .oa ,;a.. 49,,
one to take lightly ~ anu " 10 "0
& "ne 'l3e7 iNe,se#r lease the cellar up fall Connie
W " 'e"e"@ upon 'ns
All things m was-but sometimes thew arrive -
Aoca' Runners Wanted Atlanta Sure Of Flao