New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-24
Athletic Events
Hold the Stage at
Spring Lake Beach
Tennis Tourney, Golf and
Aquatic Contests Fill
Lively Week and Dances
Make Evenings Interesting

Special Dispatch TO The Tribune
SPRING LAKE BEACH, n. J., July
23.-Tennis tournaments, golf matches,
aquatic events and bridge parties for
charity, all following in rapid success
sion, have kept the summer sojourners
here unusually busy during the last
week.
Last Sundays series Of aquatic
events at the Bathing and Tennis Club.
in which the Spring lake team defeat
cd a picked team from the West Point
Military Academy by a score of 35 to
Is FONTS, has brought about demand
for more such competitions. Events
especially arranged for girls and
women, with the cooperation of the
Women's National Swimming Associa
ton, are being planned
The Misses Grace and Gertrude
Kahrs, both of whom are metropolitan
title holders, will swim for the Spring
Lake Club, and the women's teams
from Los Angeles and Hawaii are ex-
pected, among other prominent swim
mers.
Those competing in Sundays events
were William Murray, Harry Maxwell.
Bernsrd Bridget, Donald Murray, Rob
crit c. Maxwell, Frederick Duggan, Rob
ert Bowling, Raymond Clark and Nor
man Kendall, for Spring Lake, and
Cadets Malloy, MacRae, Ogden, Gibson,
Polsgrove, Goodman and Hadsell, for
West Point.
Coast Tennis Championships
Hold Center of Sports Stage
The North Jersey coas. tennis cham.
I;onships 1T the Bathing and Tennis
Club this week held the center of the
stage so far as the sporting activities
at Spring Lake Beach We're concerned.
More than fifty were entered in the
singles, the final stages in which were
scheduled for to-day, with the challenge
roand to be played tomorrow. Percy L.
Kynaston, who last year won his first
years hold on the Casino challenge
trophy will play tomorrow against the
winner in the mems singles in an effort
to defend his title and win the cup for
second year. Three times the big
trophy has been won for two years in
succession by the same player, but no
one has as yet established third
years title, which means permanent
possession. In this years play the
three men, Lindsey Durham, Ralph
Baggs and J. Potter Stockton, are all
entered.
Others playing in the singles and
doubles are j. Dudley, D. C. Forst
Walter S. Perry, Matthew Page An
drews, Herbert l.. Bowman, Robert p
Bennett, r. NJ. Kirkland, f. A. Clark
Stanley Bellows, Charles Cameron, Ed
ward Oelsner, Alexander Her, Cedric
Major. Chapman Ropes, Jasper Dodd
S. P. Tull, Ludwig Vanderventer, Philip
Ca1. II, I
Grover, Frederick L. Duggan, f. H.
McCoun, H. R. Milford, W. A. Bagby,
Fritz Rowley, Milton II. Soper, Robert
S. Ross, F. T. Kahn, Ernest T. Kehr, S.
D. Milmarx, Captain r. C. Van Vliet
ir., Roland Rash, James D. Ewing, H.
c. Termain, D. K. Brush, John Van Ryn
George K. Churchill, Murray Vernon,
r. 7. Oliphant and d. Dudley
Tennis week closed with the ce1abra-
ton tonight OF a brilliant tennis
dance at the Bathing and Tennis Club.
The week was also featured at the
club with a series of social activities.
On Thursday another of the series
of bi-weekly bridge luncheons is to take
place at the club. Mrs. c. Edward
Murray jrr is in charge of the events.
The italian gardens Of the Essex
and Sussex Hotel were beautifully
dance which was given on the new open
air platform provided in the gardens.
The younger social set have popular
lied the afternoon dansants in these
open air gardens. Among the promi-
nent persons seen there during the
week were Miss Louise Fulmer. Miss
DeCordova, Mrs. II. Y. Campbell. Major
r. E. Adams, R. E. Glass, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Derry and Miss Derry, Miss Viz
ginia Bedell, Mr. and Mrs. Van Campen
Heilner, William Ripley, John NJ. Hing
worth, Robert c. Maxwell jr., Truxton
Glazebrook, Wallace Sutphen, Miss An
Mabel Ingersoll, Mrs. John Rainier,
Mrs. William H. Werner, Mrs. George
W. kavanaugh, Mrs. Leonard L. Hill.
Mrs. Burns Lyman Smith, Clifford
Trevor, Mrs Ferdinand Quinn and Mrs.
Dorothy c. Taylor.
Trophy tournaments Draw
Many Golf Enthusiasts
Golf at both the Spring Lake Golf
and Country Club and the Homestead
CUPS new course also has claimed les
enthusiastic devotees, the third weeks
play in the Eessex and Sussex tronhv
tournament being played over the
course OF the former to-day. Six of
the Spring Lake Clubs most prominent
players were matched FOR the third
round OF the Essex and Sussex trophy
match at the clubs links to-day. They
are Waiter t. Fahey, j. Crowell. A. O.
Lynch; Il. A. Stroud and N. w. CLAW
ION; Inc third stage WAS played today.
with the possibilities of the final
round being feature of the conl,ng
week end. - .