The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-03
IILDEN TAKES
 TENNIS TITLE
New York Tourney Comes to End-C. G. Waldo Eiiminat- ed at Pinehurst-SpOrt-
 ing Resume.

NEW YORK, April B. S.Howard Nosheu of Brooklyn lost the indoor tennis championship of the United States at the Seventh Regiment Armory yesterday, and with it the opportunity To e-lin permanent pos session of the trophy which he had captured for two successive seasons. His conquerOr was William T. Tilden, Jr., of Philadelphia, and the match was about as close an affair as the scoring system allows, going to three sets at 4-6, 8-6, 1911. In addition to Tilden, Frank Anderson, Peter Ball and Vincent Richards reached the semi final round, and from this quartet the new champion will emerge.
 BOWIE. Md. April 3.-Wisest Fool raced home in front in the Bennings Purse, the feature event on yesIer- days card, finishing a length in front of F'rizeur. Wisest Fool got away to a poor start and was running fifth at the half mile. Rice sent his mount along ct the three-Quarters, and in the stretch he sent the 8Iusanti entry So the front in d pretty drive.
 Flying Witch, Of the Whitney Stable, won the first race in ., ronp from kaIupolis. Robinson rode the winner and also sent lam II. under the wire in front in the, third race.
 HAVANA, April 3.-By defeating Boris Kostich, the Serbian expert, in the third game of their match of eight games up at the Union club, Jose K. Capablanca, the Pan Amer ican champion, scored his third victory in succession, somewhat to the astonishnent of those who re- gard themselves as good judges of form and had recognized Kostich q good match for the Cuban. PINEHURST, ". C., April B. Match play in the North and SorEh amateur championship golf tourna- 1 uent yesterday brought several un- | expected results.
 In the championship division con- test A. J. Mendes. Siwancy Country | club; Edward Styles, Washington l Golf and Country club; James D 1 Standish, Jr., of Detroit, and c, G. Waldo, Jr., Detroit, lost their match es.
 Irving s. Robeson, Rochester, who | is defending his title. played against
  1 hole.
 PINEHURsT, N, C., April S.-1tt-s Dorothy Campbell Hurd defeated Mrs Ronald Barlow, the North and ; South champion. at Pinehurst yester- | day, in the second pIay-off on their ] tie for the qualifying medal in the
 women's North and South tourna- ment.
 The first attempt to settle the mat ter resulted in a second tie, and Mrs Hurd won yesterday by 8 single | stroke Neither was going particu- i larIy well, Mrs. Hurd winning with
 a 93 to Mrs. Ba-1ow's 94.
 NEW HAVEN, Conn, April B. l Three former stars returned to the i Yale track team yesterday, greatly i increasing it's chances for winning the i dual meets with Harvard an6 1 Princeton. They are Harvey Reed mile runner; J. F. PrizeF, sprintei
 and football star, and Totten Heffel- ] finger, hurd1er.
 l NEW YORK, April s.---Artfal1r ' Newman scored the opening victory . in the first national amateur three cushion carom billiard championship under the auspices of the Naiona Association of Amateur Billiard Players, last night, when he defeat ! ed Gus Gardner at the Amateur Billiard club by a count of 56 to B The contest went ninety-four inn ings Both players made high run: of 5.