The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-05

a lew feet in the intermediate doubles two-mile race in the annual regatta of the New England AmateLr Rowing association on the Charles river The time was 10 minutes 19 seconds.
 NEW YORK, July 5-Gardiner W. White and John N. Stearns Jr., both of Nassau, won their second and semi final round matches m the invitation golf tournament of the Shackamaxon Country club yesterday, and as a re- suit are scheduled to meet in the Sth hole final test today. Both of these men are steady players, and the match this morning should be worth while seeing.
 GREENWICH. July 5-H. S. Ten ney led the field of Class A golfers in the qualifying round for the presi- dents cup over the Greenwich Coun- try club links yesterday. He had a card of S1-9-72. In Class B com petition, also for the presidents cup, the winner of the medal for the round was H. F. Morse, whose card read; 93-20-7s.
 MANCHESTER, Vt, July "A. L.. Walker, Jr.. of the Richmond County Country club, led q field of 60 golf CTS in the annual Independence Day Bogey handicap at Ekwanok Country club. He beat the Colonel f up. The course and weather were ideal for scoring and Walker was just q little better than he has been for the pest few days. J. l.. BeckeA of Pinehuret and F. B. Paten of San Jose Golf club, were tied for second place at 2 up.
 PHILADELPHIA, July 5-Honors were well distributed in the annual Independence Day regatta rowed over the mile and a. quarter straight away course of the Schuylkin River yesterday. Philadelphia clubs won ten races. the New York A. C. three and Union E. c. of New York two.
 GARY, 1nd.,- July 4-About 10000 persons yesterday saw the second na- tional track and field meet of the American Industrial Athletic Asso- ciation, won by the Goodyear team, of Akron, ohio. Joie Ray, Chicago crack middle distance runner, repre- senting the Gary tin mills. won indi vidual honors. Ray earned 1 5 points. The weather was ideal and a number of association records were brokn.
 PERSHTNG STADIUM, July - Mason, of New Zealand, yesterday won the sOO-metre run final in the Inter-Allied games Earl Eby, of Chicago. was second and M. P. Spink, Chicago, was third. The time was 1855 2-5.
 SPRINGFIELD, Ma ss., July 5-H. T. the Connecticut Valley tennis title, defeating L. s. Chase. of Springfield, 4-6, 6-4, 6-1, 2-6, 6-3.
 NEW YORK, July 5-Dr. George King. playing in excellent form, de- faated Allen Behr in the final match for the Westchester County tennis championship yesterday afternoon on thee ourts of the Vounty Tennis club. The scores were 'S-o, 6-4, 6-3.
 BAYSIDE, L. l., July 5-In a light southwest breeze that hardly gave the yachts steerage way the fleet of the Bayside Yacht club held an Inde- pendence Day regatta on Little Neck Bay. In the star class the winner was r. W. Teves' Neptune. which de- featcd B. l.. Linkhe1d's Maia by 57 seconds over a four-rnile course. Bay be was the winner among the bees.
 LAKE PLACID, July Ho- CT Baker, of New York, equaled his own world record in the 660-yard run here yesterday in an attempt to better his time of 1 minute 20 2-5 seconds. The race was held in con nection with a welcome home" cele- bration to 1 200 war veterans and war workers.
 HENLEY, ENG, July 5-Major Paul Wilmington, U. s. A, was defeat ed yesterday for the Kingswood Souls in the Henley regatta by Lieu tenant T. M. Nussey, of the British army Lieutenant Nussey won easily by three lengths. The time was 9 minutes 16 seconds.
 The Oxford crew beat the Ameri- can crew in the elimination trials for the Kings Cup.
 PERSHING STADIUM, France, July 5-The American baseball team defeated the Canadian team by the score of 10 to 0. Fuller, pitching for the Americans, held the Canadians to one hit. SPRING LAKE, N. J., July D. Meredith Hemphill, of New York, yes terday carried off the honors in the play at the Spring Lake Golf and Country club He finished first in the flag tournament and was tied for first | honors in the sweepstakes with F. A | Condit, Jr., and George F. Johnson. SPEEDWAY, TACOMA, Wash. | July 5-Ralph Mulford won the forty mile race on the Tacoma Speedway yesterday afternoon, in A minutes | 2 2-5 seconds. Louis Chevrolet fin | ished third, with Hearne and Resta | following.
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