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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1919-05-31

Before they are gone, call at the
st. Tammany Hay and Grain Ware
houes and get some of those glass
jars and tin cans for preserving
fruits and vegetables. Anybody can
solder them. Solder is on, just pass
iron over it.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1919-05-31
I'LL Myers.

it for our early victories" said VIII
bert Robinson. "He surely has been
singing the ball. He is playing a
grand fielding game
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1919-05-31

Fassman proved that he was some
fast man.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1919-05-31

No, Mr.. Merritt did not say word
about the dollar and half ball.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1919-05-31

Who were the birds that had a
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1919-05-31

We will not mention any names,
but two players of the Covington
team have wagered that the one hav-
ing the lowest batting average shall
roll a peanut around the town. 1t
will be a case of one nut after the
other.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1919-05-31

reserved seat in the trees outside
the park
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1919-05-31

Had it not rained last Sunday
Z? would have won beyond doubt
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1919-05-31

Frederick wants to keep in prac-
tice for next seasons skating rink.
That's why he wore rubber shoes on
a wet day,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1919-05-31
THE SOUTHERN
YACHT CLUB TO
HOLD REGATTA
SATURDAY
Dance Will Be Given at the
Southern Hotel In Honor
Members and Guests.

The cross-lake distance races for
the Sully Orleans-St. Tammany and
the Sully st. Tammany- Orleans cups,
offered for all motor cabin cruisers,
will take place to-day, Saturday, May
31st.
The boats will leave West End
Saturday morning and the speedy
boats viii probably arrive at Old
Landing about 2 o'clock in the after
noon, followed then in the order as
they finish.
Capt. Dudley H. Weaver has had
the flags and decorations of the
Yacht Club hoisted at Old Landing
and the place makes a nice appear
ance. 1t is hoped that large crowd
will be at Old Landing to witness
the finish of the races.
Tonight the boatmen and their
guests will be entertained at a dance
at the Southern Hotel, given by the
young men of Covington.
Tomorrow afternoon, Sunday, the
boats will leave Old Landing on the
return race home, the boats arriving
last to-day to be the first to leave
tomorrow. This is the handicap
given the slower boats in order that
they may be in line for trophy.
The sun., 1919-08-03
MISS WAGNER IS
WINNER AT TENNIS
Defeats Miss Edith Handy in
Straight Sets at Wood
mere Club.

Miss Marie Wagner. former national
women's singles tennis cham
zion. yesterday defeated Miss Edith
Handy in a semi-final round match Of
the women's Long Island. championship
singles tournament at the Woodmere
Cub at Woodmere. L. l.. in straight
sets, rs, g. With Miss Helen
Glleaudeau. Miss Wagner last Friday
won the doubles championship in this
Journey.
In disposing OF her rival Miss Wagner
earned the right to play Mrs Edward V.
lynch, the other fnalist. for the title
this afternoon Miss Wagner had no
easy time of 1t with her opponent, who
forced the doubles champion to travel
at fast pace at times In order to win
rhe first set was the keenest of the two,
with both players displaying a wonder
III brand OF tennis.
The lead alternated continually In the
first set, with the result that the match
was In doubt until the last point was
scored In this set Miss Wagner rolled
up large lead at the start, but was
unable to hold 1t long Miss Handy,
through a series OF brilliant rallies
managed to tie It up. AS the set pro
lcnged, however, Miss Handy weakened
while Miss Wagner appeared stronger,
In the final set Miss Wagner appeared
az her best Miss Handy got off to a
flying start and before her opponent
had won a game Miss Handy had cap
tured four. Despite this handicap Miss
Wagner continued to play In her usual
steady style and managed to win the
next six successive games and the
match.
The sun., 1919-08-03
NEWMAN VICTOR AT
FOX HILL LINKS
Leads Field of Thirty, Finish
ing z Up With Net ~.

]. D. Newman led the field in the bat
tie against DOGGY for the course at Fox
Hills yesterday. He was one of a field
Of thirty players in the Class A COM
retition and finished up on the Colonel
with a net ~. A three cornered tie
foI second place included W. w. Van
Loan, w. G. Cooper and A H. Pogson.
all of whom finished Q up.
In Class B twenty-eight players par
ticipated. H w. Pearson came home
ahead OF the rest of the field. quitting
all even with DOGGY at the end of eight
cen holes. J. H. Young finished second
2 down.
A celebration n few days since known
as Brander day in honor Of j. M
Brander. a popular member of the club
who offered four prizes, resulted In the
following winners; w. w. Van Loar
captured the low net in eighteen holes
n cdal handicap. ]. J. Scheffer won the
prize for the best score against DOGGY
while the winners of a best ball -four
ball match were L. G. Spindler and
George w. worthley. who registered
81. W. W. Van Loan and Bert Allen
finished second.
The sun., 1919-08-03
BENTLEY WINNER OF
MOORE CUP FINALS
Victor Defeats Grant for
Trophy on Monfclair Links.
Special Despasch 10 TIE Sun.


MoNrcLAIR. N. J.. Aug. MANY
events kept the Upper Montolair CouD-
try Club golfers busy. to-day in the
finals for the Moore Trophy. A. Bent
ley beat w. A. Grant, up and 6.
For the Governors Cup finals H. Moir
won from F. S. Williams by default in
the morning round. The sweepstakes
scores were:
Glass A-w. Fl. Reiman. 90, Is. "a:
w. J. HelpA 1o1. 20, 70; c, Fetterolf.
81, 8, 75.
Afterpoon-F. f. Congdon. SO. IT. 72 ;
N. Noile. 9S, 25, 10; w. J. Helps. 101.
'2s, rs; C. Fetterolf. 81, 6. rs
For the Henderson Trophy:
Class A-C. Fetterolf, 50, 9, IA; w.
Reekie. rs. plus 8. 49, A C. Fetterolf.
SO, IA. 10.
Class B-N. Noile. 90, rs, rs; W.
Reiman. 90. 25. "a G. Rossin. 101.
IS, SO.
The qualifying round for a trophy pre-
scented by F. W. Sparks was played.
Those who qualified In the first sixteen
are:
c. Fetterolf. So: 3. N. Harding. IS
P H. Cockefair. 81; A. d. Buzby. 81 ;
T. X. Gardner. IS: F. c. Fuller, sS;
F. e. Congdon, SO; A. p. Betteridge. 80
r Sanderson, 90; e. w. Kyner. OIL : II.
Moir. 90: A. c. Fetterolf, 90; r. M. c.
Glenn. 90: A. Bentley, "a; H. H. Ed
wards. s5, and H. G. ]. Mackie. s6.
A ladies' putting competition. ls holes
was won by Mrs. A. d. Buzby, with 81 /;
Misc Louise Grifflng. second with 3S, and
Mrr. A. C. Fetterolf third with Al.
The sun., 1919-08-03
KEEN COMPETITION
ON LENOX COURTS
Many Matches Played in
Opening of Annual Tourney.
Special DespateA to TIE suN.

LENox. Mass. Aug. a. With fine
weather, q large gallery and much in
terest the annual tennis tournament at
the Lenox Club began this morning. Ex-
ce'lent tennis resulted, Miss Margaret
Blake, Miss Grace Bristed and Miss
= 2c!e Hammond gave fine exhibitions in
the women's singles Ross T. Whistler
and Rudolph Kissel, Jr.. were leaders In
the mcn singles The greatest interest
was in the mixed doubles, where James
Stillman and Miss Elem Billiard and G
H Campbell and Mrs. w. e S. Grlswold
made strong pairs. The tournament will
continue tomorrow. The days scores
were:
Mems Doubles-N. Davis and John f.
Parsons beat r. W. Griswold and n. Nor
ris Jr.. Il. 60 r li!sse' a y. Haines
6--i; R. T, whistler ana j. o'Donneil beat
c. II Campbell and l.. Turnure. 60, 81,
CO.
women's Doubles-Mrs. c. H. Campbel /
Grlswod and Miss L. HigEinson, 81.
So; Mrs; v. B; o; Fi'ld and Mrs; H. Il.
p sIss peat Ir' ss Ir ii And M1s "a
and Miss s. Bristed beat Miss e. FeenO AMI
Miss E. Bonsal sEs. ga,
so NM fs Sn'l s K"' john Sa SfSs os
John E. parsons "a beat Frederick Hsine.
by deiault. James Stlllman Deht massey
Van wyck, 81, 60 Norman Davis bea,
Newbold Morris. Jr.. g. 60; Harry
Bewlck beat Charles H. Campbell. s-7.
ca. Ga; Herbert Parsons beat Roger w
Mixed poubes-Norman Davis and Mis-:
L. Higginson beat r. W. Griswold and
Mrs r, Kissel. Jr.. CO, Is; G, II; Camp
Henry @ewiek and Miss Adele Hammond
ca, 7-6, Is; r. T. Whistler and Miss
Henry II. Peese bsat Osgood Field and
Miss Emily Hammond 7-5, II, IS
James stillman and Miss e. Billiard beat
F. Haines and Mrs r. w. Griswold by de-
fault; ]. O'Donnell and Miss Margare,
Pr!stea y Morris IT, and
Mrs. w. H. o. Field beat Frederick Fie d
and MISC Eden BonsaI, "a, Ga. 10
wOmen's singl sIMrs R; Kissel Js
beat Miss NJ. Davis by default; Mrs. c. II
Campbs boat Mrs. L, J, Conlll by default
Miss NJ Plake beat Miss Hammond, 81
6-g; Miss Grace Bristed beat Miss E
Miss P-ussl e--a 90.
Second. Round-Miss L. Higginson beat
beat Mrs. Campbell. i-s. Is, I'd; Mis-
A, Hammond beat Miss s. bristed. 6-1
al
The sun., 1919-08-03
HANSEN WINNER OF
WINGED FOOT SWIM
Jerseyman Makes Good Use of
Seventy Seconds Handicap
in Trayers Island Meet.

Louis Hansen. unattached. formerly
a, the Elizabeth NJ. C. A. OF New
Jersey. who has been competing in local
swimming events for long time. yes
terday gained his gold medal when he
won the 200 yard handicap event the
feature OF the New York Athletic Clubs
swimming carnival at Travers Island
Hansen had the liberal handicap con-
cession Of seventy seconds and man
aged 10 win the event by about a yard
from Clarence Ross, Of the New York
A C.. who started from the fifteen sec
ond mark Ross swan admirably, COW
ering the d!stnnce in the excellent time
Of 2 minutes % seconds, while the win
ner's time was minutes 20 20 sec
onds. Henry Giebel. another New York
A. c. man. was third. and John Curran.
also a WINGED Foot natator. was fourth
/ Ross virtually was the scratch man,
and when he left his mark Hansen was
! att ward in front. This big handlcan
did hot seemed to worry Ross, who
GRADUALLY pulled up on even terms with
G,ebeI and Curran and then set out in
hot pursuit for the Header, Hansen.
Ross gradually cut down Hansen's big
lead until he was within striking dis
lance of the unattached swimmer at
| the finish.
The so yard swim went to Elmer
! Handsconfb Of the West Side Y. NJ. C. A.
by a scant margin. The West Side Lad
had a ten second start and won the
event by about foot from George
RODGERS of the New York A. c., four
second man.
The only other event on the pro-
gramme, the fancy diving handicap. was
won by Thomas Mckee of the New York
A. c. Mckee received a handicap con-
/ cession of IS points and rolled up thr
fine score Of SO points. F. Sponberg was
second and Harry Cagney third The
summaries:
SO Yard Swim. Handicap-won by Elmer
Handsome. West side Y. NJ. c. A. GO
secondly George Rodgers. New York A. C,
a secopds), second: s. J. Canter. unat-
tached Is seconds). third. Time. 81 sec
onds.
Louis Hansen, unattached 60 seconds)
Clarence Ross. New York A. c. as sec
onds), second; Henry Giebel. New York A.
c, 1S seconds), third. Time,'3:s0 rs.
Fancy Dive, Hsndicap-won BY Thomas
Mckee New York A, O. tis points,. with
50 points; v, sponberE. unattached q
points,. with % points. second; Harry Gag:
ney,. unattached tso points). with sL'
l boAAes 1890
The sun., 1919-08-03
lISHAM GOLF CUP
WON BY MARSTON
Baltusrol Player Defeats Pat
ten in Thrilling Match at
Ekwanok Club.
PLAY GOES TO LAST HOLE
Record Gathering Sees Victor
in Keen Contest With
Schenectady Rival.
syscfeI Despatch 10 TH. sur.


MANCHESTER, VT, Aug. 2.-Before
big gallery of golf enthusiasts and In the
most exciting match that has been played
over the EiSwanok course since the ma
tional championship was staged here In
1914 Maxwell r. Marston Of Baltusrol
fought to the last hole In the thirty-six
hole final for the Isham cup TO score a
victory over William w. Patten Of the
Mohawk Golf Club Of Schenectady by
1 W.
with few errors, excepting on the
green, Marston hammered away all day
with succession OF perfect shots
through the fairway. while his opponent
was CONSTANTLY getting into trouble and
coming out In a manner to keep the gal
lery on edge.
On the FIRST three holes OF the match,
after wasting a stroke on each hole. Pat
ten came forward with an approach that
left him but one putt, or rather in each
case he made the putt that he left for
himself. scoring par on each Of the three
and winning two Of them. And 1t was
this manner Of play that made tire match
a thriller.
All hands marvelled. at Marston mas
ttrly drives and second shots. But there
was but one green Of the thirty-six that
lot him down with n single putt eat the
fourth this morning Patten was up. At
the eighth they were even, and Maiston
| was UP at the twelfth for the first
| time
Patten took the sixteenth with 8. as
Max had ball out OF bounds and topped
his one brassie of the day. AT the sew
enteenth Patten was down in In very
pretty style.
Starting / UP this afternoon, Patter
jumped a sty:nIe for half at the FIRST
won the second after topping his drive
as Max took three puts. Marston had
an easy win at the fourth and then every
hole was halved until Marston made
birdie at the twelfth, the seventh
alone being played above par.
Marston's first advantage In the after
noon came at the fifteenth, where Patter
had one of his many poor drives. Mar
ston took the sixteenth under like cir
| cumstances and was dormie. A large
part Of the gallery then left the match
and failed to witness the steady putting
that gave Patten the seventeenth In 4.
At the last hole Patten missed the
only approach of the day and took
half In and tho match was over.
Tho cards of the match and the sum
mary of winners follow:
Tho cards Of the players follow:
The sun., 1919-08-03
LILLIAN T.PACES
FAST AT COLUMBUS
Leads Field in 1903 Event a.
Midsummer Grand Cir
cult Meeting.
FIRST HEAT IN 2:021-A
L. E. O. 0utclasses Alacer b
in 2:16 Trot-RecOrd Crowd
Sees Races

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Aug. s.--It tooh
thirteen heats in the final days card
of the midsummer Grand circuit meet
Ing to decide the three race programme.
the 1908 pace alone being finished per
schedule when Lillian 7. paced ahead
OF big field Of fast performers In
every mile.
Tho 2:16 trot was won by L. d. o,
with Alacer B. the Challenger. He won
the second heat In a close finish, L. n. o.
Taking the other three. Anna Maloney,
the favorite, was distanced the frst mile.
The IA trot was a long drawn at
fair, Tommy Direct winning after n six
heat battle. When Luana slipped
through and beat Rance in the second
heat one Of the longest prices of tho
meeting was paid. A IS ticket TO win
was worth 1851, as only two were out
Luana also paid $91.75 to place this
heat. Roxanna Moore. the original ia
vorite. went down to defeat along with
all Of the other favorites Of the day.
In the final heat the Judges put up
Shank behind Luana. but she finished in
the ruck. I'm was first choice to win the
2 :03 pace. He was In poor form, how
ever, and at the end OF the second heat
was drawn on account of lameness
Lillian T, in winning the first heat In
Of the meeting and lowered her own
record of several years standing a half
second. Peter Nash won second money
and Baron Charm third.
A record Saturday crowd was in at
tendance. Most of the horses still re-
naming here were shipped to North RAN
dali tonight
ass class trotting, in s. purse 1000:
L: e. o., r g. by ToddinEton tShanb) / . !
Alacer B., b. g. by Alacer Myers. =.
Bellini Worthy. b. h. by Prince Bel
Gay Todd. blk m BY Todd Mac
(Goddard) ...........................
Hall Deveson) ....................... Dis
e;o3 class pacing. heats purse s1,oooI
Lillian T.. blk. m. by Roy Patchen
Peter Nash, ch. h. by Peter tn. Great
Baron Chan b. h by Baron Gale tweii.
wood ......................
tsturgeon) .,..,.................... 4
Russell Boy, b. h. by Rustic Patcntesr
| Tn and Eva Able also STARED.
Time-2;O2k. 2:0SH. 1908.
| 2:li class trottinE. 8 in s. purse s1.ocot
Tommy Direct, b. g. by Director
Joe (McDonald) .................... fs1S1
Roxanns Moore, b. m. by oraiorio
Rsmoo. br. 6. BY Morgan XxwortSy
shankS ....................:....:....sis sB>
Hollywood f King. Giea, Night and E%nsa
Tme-2:o7N. a:07x. a:osH. i:oex. fnzaA. sSs,L
The sun., 1919-08-03
BARCLAY WINS JULY TROPHY.
Defeats NEEDING in Final Round on
Hackensack Links.
Special Despotch to THE Sun

HAcKENsAcK. N. j., Aug. a. c.
Barclay captured the trophy for the July
tournament on the Hackensack Golf
Club links this afternoon by defeating
F. NJ, Needing in the final round, after a
brilliant contest, 3 up and l to play.
L. w. Pomares won the prize for the
second eight who qualified. defeating
A T. Dorsey up and to play in the
flnaL
A large field participated in the quail
flying round for the August cup. The
sixteen who qualified were:
Walter B. Smith. $50. II: A. r.
Rance. s2-20.72; d. NJ. Van Buren,,
$50. 70; E. X. Broadheld. Jr.. 91--16,
rs; J. C. Barclay, 91-15, 76; A. l.. IT.
win. 1925. II: C. C. Smith, Ss-1l,
IT: W. B. Hartshorne, s3--14. 10: H,
g. Kennedy. s7-1S. 10; A. Morrell,
SIS. 10: @. R. Sherrer. 1875. 81
L. W. Pomares. ss-7, 81; w. e. Foster.
1862, "a; C. B. Zabrislie, 1927,
IS; A. T. Dorsey. 1O1-15. Sc; F. w.
Scott, 111-24. 81.
The sun., 1919-08-03
HAICHT LEADS FIELD
IN BELLECLAIRE GOLF
Plays From Scratch and
Turns In Card OF 81.

DR.. A. T. Haight led a good field OF
golfers in the qualifying round OF the
tournament to be played for handsome
cup presented by. Carl Carleton at the
Belleclaire Golf and Country Club yes
terday Handicaps were applied In
qualifying, but DR.. Haight, playing from
scratch showed the best net score. 81.
E. NJ. Tierney. manager OF the Ansonia
Hotel. finished second with net OF -.
Scores as a rule ran high, due mostly
to the fact that strong wind swept the
course. The following sixteen qualified
DR.. A. T. Haight, E. NJ. Tierney, J. g.
Noakes, r. T. Francke, d. w. Hill, E. r
Carroll, H. G. Honhimer, w. C. Free
man, F. Straight Miller. G. w. Spaid
F. Wolff r. A. Dickson. J. +. Walsh
s. l. Newman and H. Stanley Green.
The sun., 1919-08-03

Bobby Jones Will Play
In Liberty Cup Tourney
Youthful Atlanta Star Enters List for Siwanoy Golf
Competition End Results on
Metropolitan Courses
by INNS BROWN.

when he played at Garden City with the
Georgia Tech team against Columbia.
Since that date he took a rather sound
beating at the hands of Nelson Whitney
in the final round OF the Southern cham
pionship. But his play In Canada dur
ing the last week has fully restored his
golfing prestige. He was one OF the
low scorers In the team matches. and
then followed UP with a tie for second
place In the Canadian open.
With the exception Of a very few rho
will take part in the invitation tourna-
ment at the National at the same time,
the full array Of stars Of the local golf
ing armament will be present at 81
wanoy. Oswald Kirkby, Jerry Travers
Ned Sawyer and Max Marston are all
scheduled to play, unless the latter'E
physician should advise layoff for q
week or ten days before the National
show at Pittsburg.
The sun., 1919-08-03
BENJAMIN LOW SCORER.
Leads Golfers at Media Field
Club with Net OF.

An eighteen-hole medal play compe-
tition was the go'ing feature at the
Malba Field club yesterday. Frank Ben
jamin captured first honors with low
net score OF 81. He scored 93. and
got the advantage OF a handicap. OF re
K. ]. Cassidy with 1923, II tooh
second place. while f. A. Bell was third
with 1923. ~. tie between S. M
Stanley and ]. Kendell resulted In a
special putting match. the former win
ming in the play-ofk
The sun., 1919-08-03
BENEDICT BEATS HILLYER.
To Meet stockton for Casino ChAl-
Ienge Cup To-day.

SPRING LAKE, N. j., Aug. 3.-In fvS
fast sets to-day William Benedict of
Roselle won the final stage of the mems
singles in the North Jersey Coast cham
pionship at the Bathing and Tennis club
and qualified to meet ]. Potter Stockton
OF Elizabeth tomorrow morning In the
challenge round for the Casino chal-
lenge Trophy. A large gallery of fans
witnessed Benedict's victory over Doug
las Hillyer OF WASHINGTON in a Eve set
series by scores Of &c, 7-5. 6-4,
4-6 S.
The sun., 1919-08-03
WHEELWRIGHT TENNIS VICTOR
Defeats sicard I'm Final at Craw-
ford Notch Tennis Club.

CRAWFORD, N. H, Aug. 2.-Joslah
Wheelwright, winner of the 1919 singles.
defeated George II Sicard OF Utica. win
ner of the White Mountains tennis
championship for 1918. in the final
match for the championship on the
Crawford Notch Tennis Club courts.
wheelwright won. 6-3, 60. ca.
The victory gives Wheelwright. who
was winner in 1915 and 1916. possession
Of the Crawford Notch challenge cup,
a handsome silver trophy which has
been contested for during the last seven
seasons.
w. w. Ingraham won the consolation
match. defeating p. C. Hart, 81. 6-1.
Several of the Crawford PLAYERS will
spend the week end here and go to
jackson Monday for tournament week
at the Iron Mountain House, where the
Eastside championship will be played.
This is the eleventh annual open cham
pionshIp event.
The sun., 1919-08-03
CWATHMEY TOPS LIST
IN APAWAMIS GOLF
Score of -, go 10 Lou
Net and Gross Card.

Gaines Gwathmey had good day in
Apawamis golf yesterday and finished
an eighteen hole medal play competition
on the winning end at both gross and
net scoring. He finished the eighteen
holes in II. Just one stroke over par,
which, with a handicap of 4 strokes
Melted a 60. H. B. Buckley. with
94-l6, rs, finished in a tie for second
with c. B. Denney, 96-1S, rs. Z. j.
Laidlaw, 91-12. 10. was fourth.
Bulkeley's record as given above cap
tured the ball sweepstakes and Laid
laws card took second place in this
event s. H. Rowland proved the win
ner in the final match for the Cover
nors cup. defen ting B. Harris. and 2,
The sun., 1919-08-03

Additional interest in the approaching
contest for the Liberty cup at the ST.
wanoy Country Club has been added by
the announcement that Bobby Jones OF
Atlanta will be among the Geld OF con-
testants. Bobby, who journeyed North
originally to compete In the American
Canadian team matches and then re-
mained over in the Dominion for whirl
at the Canadian open, viii no doubt
stick around until after the National
Amateur at Oakmont before returning
home.
This will mark Jones's FIRST appear
ance on local links since early In May,
The sun., 1919-08-03
THOMAS WINS ON LINKS.
Turns in 60 I'm Sweepstakes al
PIatnneId Country Club.

PIA1NsF1EID, n. j., Aug. 2,-E P.
Thomas, with a net score of 50. won the
weekly sweepstakes event at the Pain
field Country club to-day. The three
best scores were: Z. p. Thomas, s6,
27-69; r. H. Pratt 9s, 26-72; Geo.
G.. Baxter, 81, 5-S2.
Newton MAR won first honors for the
Presidents cup at the Hydewood COLI
club with a net score OF 6s. The best
scores:
Newton MAR. 70. SIS: ]. w. Lave,
%, ISIS: Vincent Lapore. SO, 1873 ;
II. A. Slime, SO, 81; H. e. B.azier. So.
SIS Thos. Demeza, l06, So-76: VIM.
Turner. eS, 20-7S; ]. ]. Yates, los. 26-
so; o. A Vonbuckow. 100. 1871.
The sun., 1919-08-03
JUNIOR TENNIS TOURNEY.
VIII Begin at Terrace Club on
August II.

The Brooklyn Junior and boy tennis
centre singles tournament will get un-
der way on August IL on the courts OF
the Terrace Club Of Flatbush In Brook
Ign. The winners in this tournament
will be eligible to compete In the ma
tlonal and Junior and boy champion
ships, which are to be contested al
Forest Hills on August 25
The Brooklyn centre junior doubles
also will be contested on the same day
at this club. These teams will be COM
pr'sed Of boys and juniors competing in
the singles. The winners in this event
win be eligible for the national junior
doubles For entry blanks write Roy
d. Richey. Terrace Club. 1876 Ocean
avenue Brooklyn.
The sun., 1919-08-03
E. D. CLARY, JR., WINNER.
Returns Gard of 50 I'm Club Cham
pionship.

Z. D. Clary, Jr.. present title holder.
led the field in the qualifying round of
the annual club championship tourna-
ment at the North Hampstead Country
Club yesterday. He turned in a card
of SO for the eighteen holes Among
the sixteen who qualified is Capt. John
Hoyt. recently of the aviation service.
who scored 90 Allen Walker. south
paw golfer. turned In a card of 90.
The qualifying round for the August
tournam ent was won by Frank Tasker.
His card showed $40. "a. Clarys SO,
less his club handicap Of s. gave him
second place with rs.