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New-York tribune., 1919-09-01
Miss Bleibtrey
Is Twice Defeated
In Swi1n,aning {; Races

Miss Ethelda Bleithtrey, national
women's swimming champion, met de-
feat twice in handicap races in water
carnival held by the New Yorl,
Women's Swimming Association off
Tottenville, Staten Island, in the
waters of Raritan Bay yesterday. How
ever, in one of these contests Miss
Bleibtrey eclipsed the worlds record
for the 100-yard backstroke swim, but
the handicaps forced her to finish out
of the prize division.
In her record effort, Miss Bleibtrey
finished fourth in 1 minute % Is
honors went to Miss Ruth Smith, of the
famous Columbus, Ohio, twins. who had
a start of four seconds and had a
four foot advantage at the finish. Miss
Alice Lord was second and Miss
Eleanor Smith, q sister of Ruth, third.
Miss Bleibtrey found it impossib Bile
to overtakc Miss Alice Lord, who had a
ii second start in the 100-yard free
styla swim. Miss Lord won by several
feet from the national champion.
Miss Helen Wainwright, the thirteen
ycar-old miss, won two contests for
girls under fourteen years Of age, and
finished second in another.
The summary:
iOV-yard backStrOke SWlnl-t handica p)
Won by Miss Ruth Smith. unattached "A
seconds) Miss Alice Lord. \. Y. w. & a.
C seconds), second; Miss Eleanor Smith,
unattached t5 seconds). third. Time,
1:3O So
loo-ygrd swim (handicap).-won by
Miss Alice Lord, n. Y. W. s. A. GA sec
onds); Miss Ethelda Beibtrey, n. Y. w s.
A. (scratch). second; Miss Elizabeth Beck
er, Philadelphia (2 seconds), third. Time,
1:1s As.
100 yard breast stroke swim (handicap)
Won by Miss Leslie Bunyan, n. Y W
S. A OS seconds) Miss Eleanor smith,
unattached (scratch). second Miss Ruth
Smith, unattached (scratch). third. Time,
AS So
0o-yard swim lhandcap. girls under
fourteen years)-Won by Miss Hclen Vain
,%right. n. Y. W: S; A., (scraJch); Miss
Eileen Riggin, n. Y. w. s. A. @ scconas),
second; Miss Kathryn Brown. n. Y. w.
). A. n4 seconds third. Time. o:4S -.
girls under fourteen years)-Won by Miss
Helen Wainwright. n Y. w. S. A Miss
Eileen Riggn, n. u. W: 8. A, second :;
Miss Kathryn Brown, N. Y. w. S. A. third,
Time, :06 4-5.
Fancy dive (scratch)---w by Miss
Eileen Riggn. n. Y. w. S. A. Ais points;
Miss Helen Wainwright. N. Y. w. s A..
41.2 points. second; Miss Elizabeth Becker.
Philadelphia, Al points third.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-01
Newark Younsster
I'm Van of Kramer
For Cycling g Title

Ray Eaton, the Newark cyclist, prac
tically clinched the sprint champion-
ship of America by beating Frank L.
Kramer, the present title holder, in
the one-mile championship at the New
ark Velodreme yesterday before $4,000
fans. There are but two more races
to be run, at two and five miles. Eaton
increased his lead over Kramer 20 five
points, while Goullet, who was de-
feated in a semifnal by Eaton, lost
his chance Of winning the title.
The standing of the riders in the
championship competition is as fol
lows: Eaton, 33; Kramer, %; Goul-
lett, is; Madden, 9; Nerri, 8; Spencer.
6; Kaiser 3; McNamara, 8; Grenda g.
Eaton also won the tve-mile omen
from a field Of twenty riders, beating
Mcnamara, .Magin. Egg and Thomas
II the order named.
iIali mile handicap (amateur)-won by
David Lands. Bay View Wheellnan "a
SSnrdsi}; Sngliya sG49pd s Anthony Alardi qnions
Time, o56 So. ''' S"''s'' 'our'h'
Louis Berwn, Newark; John Frankiyn.
Newark, second. Timc. 2:I2 rs.
,,-:J,ii.e iillc HlatCn race tprofc ssional)-
While Spencer. Toronto VS.. oscar Egg.
Switzerland Won by spencer. First neat
Won Won by Spencer Time 2:44. Last eighth
mile, c:lZ 20. Second heat won by Spcn-
cer Time. 100. Last eighth mile. 0:l2 3-5
:, Miss and out, open PROFESSIONALLY by
Rec maid McNamara Australia. Menus
Bedrl. Iynbrook. Long Island second;
Jacob Magin, lrvington. third Lloyd
thomas, san Francisco, fourth; Edward
Byron, Australia. fifth. Time. 6 25 4 s.
Ono mile Class T. (arnateur)-Won by 9
=. CoNoy, Newark, William Grimm Ir-
Vlngton. second. George lucadema. BAY
View Wleo hnon. third Al Baker. Nutley.
fourth. Time, 2:o5.
one milo. consolation tprofesslona,,-
Won by Arthur Spencer Toronto: Harry
Kaiser Bronx. second; Fred Nill Boston
ihitdi Nharley Plercey. Australia, fourth
IN" Neller Newark. fifth Time 2:O9+s
NAe lfile championship, consolation t1)ro-
fessiona)-Won by Francisco Verri. Italy;
Alfred Goullet. Newark, second; Gus Lang
lrVineton, third Fred Hill. Boston. fourth
Time, Il %.
-, one mile, Glass A (amatcur) Won by
Jerry Nunziata, Unione Sportiva ltaliana'
second William II. Beck Ray View Nhynl
men third Fred Taylor New York A. G.,
fourth Time, 2;o5's.
fessionsD Won by Raymond Eaton. NV
aiH; !Nrank /. Kramer, East Orange. Sec
onu; Rcslnald Mcnamara, Australia third:
had'o e MADDEN, Newark, fourth. Time of
%:l2. Last eighth mile, o:12 Time Of
heat TO decide third and fourth places
900. Last eighth mile. o:12 2-5
, rive mlle open (proiesslonal) Won by
haymond Eaton Newark; Reginald Nc
Na!nara Australia second; Jacob Magin,
Irvington, third oscar Egg. Switzerland
fourth; LLOYD Thomas. San Francisco
mth Harry Kaiser, Bronx, sixth. Time
New-York tribune., 1919-09-01
New Design Glass
Yachts Race Well
On Jamaica Bay

The new one design class Of sea
news built this year for the Yachts
men who race on Jamaica Bav held
their first real race of the season over
the course of the Motor Boat Club
Of Jamaica Bay, yesterday. The boats
have not as yet been named. The win
ner yesterday was No. T, sailed bv
w. Suydam. The yacht is enrolled in
the Rockaway Park Yacht Club. No.
Z, beat No. s by one second over Il short
course. The wind was fresh and from
the west by south
The yachtsmen we're so enthusia site
over the new boats that they are
planning to race them eac, week
throughout the month Races NAV
even be sailed in October. If the
weather holds good. Yesterday. the
fleet was well punched for practically
the whole voyage, only breaking no
when the little craft went on the
wind. They formed an exceptionally
pretty picture as thew started getting
away together. Among the cabin
catboats the winner was Clara Nav.
the property of W. Fndlich.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-01
New Workers Practice Well
For the Middle States Regatta

start tomorrow took their final spins
tonight, and as a rule the rowing was
above the average.
Pilkington has bebn taking great in
terest in the Union Boat Club. of New
York, of which he has been q life mem
ber, and has been coaching the boys
almost nightly. The unions are in the
intermediate four-oared gigs, inter
mediate eight-oared shells and senior
very smoothly and as Pilkington says,
we have good chance in all three"
Van Nliet arrived Saturday morning
with his New Rochelle boys, who rowed
over the course Saturday and to-day
The car with the boats Of the New Ro-
chelle men did not get here until this
morning. In the meantime, the Phila-
delphia Barge Club lent its quadruple
scull shell and double scull boat to
Van Nlets men for practice over the
course
Quakers Real Sportsmen
Van Vliet said: "We fould the Phil
that we asked il we could use them in
the race. and in the most sportsman
like manner the Quakers granted our
request. We did not even take our
boats out of the car"
New Rochelle will start in the junior
Quadruple ScuflS ana III the lnterme-
date double sculls. Van Vlet has
been coaching these men for six weeks.
"They are the most determined, gritty
men / ever coached, having done every
thing Ive asked of them, and they have
improved wonderfully" said the vet
eran mentor.
An interesting incident happened
this evening when Van Vliet jumped
into No. 2s seat in the quadruple scull
boat, in order to correct a fault in the
crew. Just as this combination started
out for the beginning of mile spin,
the champion double scull crew-Kelly
and Costello, Of the Vesper club-came
along, and there was a fight.
The New Rochelle men held the pre-
mier double for almost the distance,
when the ffty-fve-year-old veteran,
Van Vliet, had to quit. and he came
into the float nearly exhausted.
"But," he said. Eve showed our
speed"
New-York tribune., 1919-09-01
Piitsheld to Play
New Haven for Title

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Aug. 31.-A
great victory over New Haven in a
twenty -one-inning game to-day gave
the Worcester team lighting chance
to capture the Eastern League pennant
Tomorrow when Worcester plays
Pittsficld, the league leader in a dou
bic holiday bill To-morrow's games
wll close the Eastern League season.
As result of to-day's contests. in
which Pittstield lost at Bridgeport and
Worcester won here, Pittsfcld stands
at the head of tho league by margin
OF one and one-half games, having won
63 and lost 49, while Worcester has
won 60 and lost 43. BY taking both
games from Pittstield tomorrow
Worcester could beat out Pttstield for
the flag. In that case the standing
would be: Worcester won 60, lost AZ:
percentage, 800; Pittsiied, won So. lost
10; percentage, .5S3.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-01

Sport Schedule
For Labor Day

BASEBALL
Boston VIZ. New York Giants. Mt polo
Srcuhds. 80 Il. m and 3 n. m :.
~ ,rrn,iadelph,a VS.. Brooklyn. at Ebbets
'''eld' lo:30 q. IN. and D. m.
ATHLETICS
Caledonian Club games. Maspeth
Long Island. $50 p m.; Park Plav.
ground championships, Sheep Meadow
Nehtral Park, $50 y. M; Rye y. M
I. a. seven-mle handicap run. 9 .20
y. IN. 80"
HORSE RACING
=, bcimont Park Handicap. Tombov
Handicap. Broadhollow Stecplechasc and
'h'ee other races at Belmont Park.
LAWN TENNIS
Semi final round of mems nat;on,,
championship at West Side Tennis Chm
rorest Hi'ls, Long Island scm-final and
hhaI round matches of the invitotion
Womens tourney at Rockawav Hunt
Club. Cedarhurst, Long Island. 10 m
SWIMMING
National championship and eight other
races under auspices of bridgeport IT
). Volunteer Lifesaving Corps. Bridge
port, Conn. '"s
GOLF
Usual holiday handicap matches at the
various clubs Of the metropolitan dis
trict.
ROWING
Annual Middle States regatta on the
Schuylklll, Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1919-09-01
Meet On Schuylkill To-day
Promises TO Be One of
the Best i'm Recent Years
BY DR.. Walter Peet

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 31.-Frank
'.owley, of the Nonpareil Rowing Club,
" view York, showed up very we'll this
''ihoon IN his single shell practice,
u'e the majority of the New York
sa'rants who will compete in the Mid
oates Regatta and the Schuylkill
se.morrow. -
-'sr since Dick Glendon brought his
pef,varsity navy crew of this spring
ssiyoody else has more or less been
sm ss'ns him. Your correspondent
sed with many of the old timers to-
q and they agree to a unit that
'" n... idea of short stroke with
Ma. VI The power put in when the
d, ,;s. a. nearest to the right angle to
NJ. s'de of the boat proves the most
Hjl,,' pi,; n showing the boat ahead.
anaJ NnK,ngton, Harry Penn Burke
nat. =. =. Newlin Elliott will be the alter
nasnss ss.erees - for the big regatta. This
IAMest fs;s,t fat every race will be adjudred
Fn;es shgton NM said tonight: "The en-
In s,S we have on paper and the
ejya r winch we saw on the river both
nts.s seLhise ehe for one of the best re-
@sJa''nat 'nat we have ever had" Then
Mr. ~ inns following so soon
mi eInh war shows that rowing, both
4 w its itu" and college, is coming back
z u..~ ~onaitions Ideal for Race
4 osAef ~ .oeai conditions almost every
q .4e sixty odd shells which will
New-York tribune., 1919-09-01
40, 600 at London Match
See Revival of Soccer

a LONDON, Aug 91.-England poured
out her thousands yesterday to see the
kickoff Of the soccer season OF 1919
1920, and to witness the revival of foot
ball on the lines OF the war days.
Many of the teams he'd not played COM
petitve football for FOUR years
The chief London attraction in the
first division was played at Highbury
between the Arsenal and Newcastle
United before 10000 people, who saw
the locals beaten by the only goal
scored
New-York tribune., 1919-09-01
u. S. Team Is Limited
70 Four i'm Tennis Match

Upon the showing made by the
players in the semi-hnals of the ma
tlonal tennis championship tourna-
ment to-day will depend very largely
the selection of the team to represent
the United States in the match with
Australia. Play in the latter event
will begin Thursday.
The schedule for the international
contest calls for four singles and
four doubles matches. In the event
that the score is tie, the sets will
be counted to determine the winner.
and if by any chance these should be
tied, the games will be counted.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-01
Herman Boxes Lynch To-day

WATERBURY,, Conn, Aug. 31.-Pete
Herman, Of New Orleans. bantam
weight champion of the world. will de-
fend his title against Joe Lynch, of
New York in n ten-round bout here
late tomorrow afternoon. Lynch must
make 118 pounds ringside. An arena
capable of seating $4,000 persons has
been erected for the match. Dave Fitz-
gerald, Of New Haven, will be referee,
and Tex Rfckard and Benny Leonard
will be Judges.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-01
Major Thomas Wins PLAY OFF

GREENWICH. Conn, Aug. 51.-Ma-
jor Samuel X. Thomas won the 1S-hole
medal handicap tournament at the
Sound Beach Golf and Country Club
o-day, his opponent being w. II. An
drcws. The trophy, presented by NJ.
X. Foster, president of the club was q
valuable clock. The two players lad a
tic score in the play-off a week ago.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-01
Victory Leads Yachts
In n. Y. A. c. Regatta

Commodore Sunderland of the yachting
department of the New York Athletic Clab
led back to the Travers Island anchorage Of
the organization yesterday practically all 4
the motor craft that took part IN the race
from h,ekeberry Island 10 I.loyds Narbo-
ihe winner was Victory, tie property of II
4. Jackson, with II. Andersons Garlin.s
second.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-01

Brookes on the court. Now he was
forcing his way in md smothcring
Garlands drives with superb volleving
playing the ball at such sharp angles
that the American youth could not get
within reaching distance Of it. and SO
the Australian veteran went straight
through TO victory. Brookes looked
every inch the master then.
Tilden and Ichiya Kumagae supplied
the third great meeting on Friday, and
Tilden, after taking the first two sets.
let down decidedly and then it was
kumagae's turn to flash in brilliance;
and the little Japanese rushed along
at such furious pace, driving deeply
and true down the sides of the court.
that he won the third and fourth sets
and squared the match. In the fifth
session Tilden reused himself and went
back at kumagae like lion, volleying,
driving and smashing with whirlwind
speed and dash, and the Japanese was
borne down in defeat, but not before
he had earned wonderful ovation
from the stands.
The events Of Saturday are TOO fresh
in our minds to need recalling in de-
tail by my hand. Brookes, beaten
though he was by supcr-Tilden left
the courts with the friendship and the
outspokcn admiration. yes, and even
the sympathy, OF the stanch Americans
in the stands. He struggled so su-
perbly. with such bulldog courage and
surprising skill, against a Younger.
stronger, faster player and with all
the little breaks against him that we
could not, had we wished, withheld our
admiration.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-01
Survivors to Continue
Brilliant Net Matches
Williams Opposes Tilden and Johnston Tackles
Johnson This Afternoon for Right to Clash
Tomorrow for the National Championship
By Fred Hawthorne

No matter "ho WINS this afternoon Johnston
Williams in the semna round of the tennis
championship tournament at the West Hills
be that two brilliant matches will played survivors
clearly entitled to all the honors that be reaped
New-York tribune., 1919-09-01

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John p. Cohalan A Snrrosst.
OF the County of New York. NOTICE /.
hereby givsn to all persons having claim.
against Elizabeth 3. Hoyt late OF ths
county Of New York. deceased TO presenr
ths same with vouchers thereof to the
secscr rloeT' Al his place OF transActinx
pus!ne 50 at the once of his attorney e
DUDLEY Barlow. No. SO Liberty S. ireet. in
she Cty OF New YORK, on or before the
seventh day OF February next
Dated. New York the 2sth dsy Of rp,x-
1917 GEORGE HALL. HOYT.
D,,D, NV Executor.
~ cltor. % Liberty street Borough
-
New-York tribune., 1919-09-01
Southern Association

New Orleans. 4. Birmingham .
Nas nville, {; Chattanooga /
Little Rock. 5; Mempis 3.
Atlanta, .: Mobile |
New-York tribune., 1919-09-01
AUTOS TO HIRE

~: n m OH HIRE. Z passenger careful
= "a hour, Plaza 64SH.,
New-York tribune., 1919-09-01
Belmont Park Entries

FIRST RACE-Conditions: three-year.
o':s ind upward; SIX turlongs; main
New-York tribune., 1919-09-01

OsTERHELD. THEODORE WIN PUR-
suance of an order Of Honorable John
L. cohaian, Surrogate OF the County OF
New York, notice is hereby given = ALI
persons having claims against Theodore
" Osterheld, late of the County OF New
York. deceased. to present the sane with
vouchers thereof to the subscriber. at his
place OF traasacting business. at his ONCE.
No 50 Nall street. Borough Of Manhat-
tan. city OF New York on or before ,ns
26th day Of January next.
Dated New York. the 16th day OF July.
1918.
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TAFT. Attorneys l,r Executor No a.
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New-York tribune., 1919-09-01

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
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Of the County of New York NOTICE IS
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against samuel L. Gross late OF tie
County of New York. deceased, to present
the same. with vouchers thereof, TO The
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New-York tribune., 1919-09-01
Brookes Earns Plaudits

Surely Brookes has earned his share,
and more, of fame and victories on the
courts of the world. Here he is. a
man of forty-two, never OF robust
phys:que, coming out Of four long
years of service at the front in the
world war. III strange country and
before partisan galleries. And he
meets Americas best and breaks even,
winning our national doubles title
paired with Patterson and going down
before Tilden, who might have beaten
any man on Saturday in the national
singles tourney. Who has ever
equalled the feat?
Williams's crushing defeat of Nc
Loughiln was stunning in its compete-
ness There was never moment all
through the match when we did not
know that "Red Macs" sun had set.
and even when he was at his best I
doubt that the Californian could have
beaten the Williams of last week.
Hah and farewell, great "Comet" of
other days! Your fame will be still
have played your last match. You are
forever cnthroned on the seats Of the
mighty.
And this is new day, with new
histories to be written of the struggle $
that are to take place this afternoon
upon the historic turf at Forest Hills.
the first match to be staged will be
that between Tilden and Williams, be-
ginning at o'clock on the No. 2 court,
and at o'clock Johnston, of Cali
fornia, will measure skill and strength
against Johnson, of Philadelphia, on
the championship stretch. Tomorrow
afternoon at O'Clock the final and
championship match will be played, a
fitting end to great season Of play.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-01

ne draw Tor the nrSt round lot
match play Serine vs.. Stabely,
Grauerholz vs.. Jack, Webster VS.. A.
Harmed. EoAhardt vs.. Deitz, Pferman
vs.. OberndoYfer, Hess VS.. Gortelli,
Gardiner VS.. Wallace, poinsette vs.
Beattie.
Second sixteen-H Wetzolherger. i6-4s-
81 W. f. Morrison, Ai-5u %: A. w E.
Poinsette, 5O-f4-9f; W. b. Harmed So
il "a; f. J. Clancy, AZ iS-96; e.
SchneN, 49-47-96; S. II. Bedcll. 5o-i6-
80 ". L. Cooper. 56-i2-9S; K. l.. Per-
kins. o3-46-94; Max Jacobs, 5i--l;-99 !;
3. Cantley. jr.. 53-l6-99; f. Harmed, is
% 100; I. t. l.. l.. Thompson, 56-46-
lo2 E. +. Pfair 16-lG-lO2 j. j. Conaty,
80 54-lo3 II. Coylo. 81 -5l-l05.
The draw for the first round of
match play etZclberger VS. Bcdell,
Morrison VS.. Cooper +. Harmed VS..
Clancy, Jacobs vs.. Cantley, Schnell vs.
w. b. Harmed, Coyle VS.. Perkins, Con-
atty KS. Pfaf, Poinsctte vs.. Thompson.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-01
WILLIAM YIr


MICHAELfS. HENRrETTA-rN PURsU-
ance Of an order Of Honorable John p
Cohslan, Surrogate OF the County cc
New York, notice Is hereby given to all
persons having claims AGAINST Henrietta
MicnaeNs, late OF the County of New
York, DECEASED. to present the same. with
vouchers thereof TO thQ subscriber. at hla
place Of transacting business. at tho of,ice
Borough OF brooklyn. cay OF New York,
on or before the 26th day OF November.
1919. next
day OF May. 1919
HARRY MICHAELIS Administrator
LOUIS J ALTkRUG. Attorney for Az
n.inistratoT. No. e3l Broadway,
Brooklyn. New York