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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-17
PLAYERS
WILL BECOME PART
OF NATIONAL CLUB
Plans for State Tennis
Tournament Are Nov
ing Forward

Plans for the state tennis tourna-
ment which ia now scheduled 20 he
held In Albuquerque the latter part
OF September are going forward
rapidly.
The Albuquerque players are now
forming a club and r making plans
TO join h National Tennis associa-
tion. The paper necessary for join
Ing h national association have
been received. The local players viii
meet some limo In the next week
10 elect officers. & was announced
by C.. M. Barber. tennis chairman.
yesterday.
ar. Barber announced that he IL
starting a matched tournament for
the month OF August. the purpose Of
which will be q bring out Aibuquer-
.que's best talent for the state tourna-
ment.
Mr.. Barber states that enthusiasm
for the state tournament n increas-
ing and that prospects are point
ing 60 an interesting meet. Daw~
son has written that II win send four
teams OF doubles and six msn TO COM
pete In tho singles.
q. L. Webster OF Hurley has writ
ten that his town wiahea 10 be rep
resented at he tournament Santa
Rita and Roswell are also being
counted on at this early date 20 send
strong players into the meet. Tho
state tournament Il 10 last three
days.
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GOLF TOURNAMENT
FOR COUNTRY CLUB
CUP TO OPEN SOON
All Players Are Eligible
to Participate in
Handicap

The golf artists will soon start try
ing their luck FOR a prize-thc cup
offered by the directors Of the
Country club.
Leo Murphy. chairman OF the golf
club committee. announced last night
that a golf handicap tournament
open ~ all players viii open at the
Country club golf links q week from
today.
The cup when won nut the once
will be the permanent property OF
the winner. MIR. Murphy said thJ
committee was working on the handi'
cap arrangements and would an
" them ONE time this week
All golfers who wish to participate Ia
the tournament are requested TO no
tlfy members Of the committee be-
fore Friday.
The committee consists of Lee
Murphy. Or. j. r. Van Alta and Joe
McCanna. The golf course IL o
being put in shape for the meet
Several members will practice on th'
course this afternoon, weather per
hitting.
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Harding and High
Officials to Watch
Golf Play Tuesday

WASHINGTON. July is.-Dossns
OF high Washington officials. includ-
Ing President Harding. are going TO
play hockey from work and watch
the national open golf tournament
here mex week.
The largest aggregation OF amateur
and professional golf talent ver as
semhied in this country In expected
to b. lined up around the first toe
at Columbia country club near here
when the tournament opens Tuesday.
A cool wave has put the course.
said to be one OF the best designed
In the country. into tip-top shape.
and record low scores made In prac-
tice rounds today Indicate that golf
history win he made by the time the
last man holes out Friday afternoon.
President Harding will be on hand
at The eighteenth green that day to
award the American cup TO no win
ner.
Honora are doped TO 20 TO one OF
the big Six" which includes Jock
Hutchinson. recent winner OF the
British open championship. Walter
Hagen. Jim Barnes. Abe Mitchell,
George Duncan and Joe KirKwood.
the Australian star.
In today by w. II. Trovinger. OF
Bloomfield Hills. Mich. who made a
II on his afternoon round equalling
a new record for he course set by
Joe NovRk, spokane professional.
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They have scheduled Sc exhibition
matches. most OF which will be play
cd In the east and middle west.
II IL Is possible 90 arrange a n.y.
ing trip 10 the Pacific coast, the
English Invaders win take IL.
Good Team.
Duncan and Mitchell as a team are
rated higher than the Ray-Vardon
combination which invaded America
last summer.
Ray and vardon travelled over 40
600 miles and played $4,000 holes
OF golf while here.
Everywhere they went they were
big drawing CARTS. They reaped a
harvest OF nearly $4,000 on tho
American links.
American golf fans will see more
speed when Duncan sails around the
course than they've ever watched.
And after American caddiea see
him In action he'll have his troubles
In hiring them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-17

The Good Time club team viii meet
the baseball team OF the Cavulry
troop at Washington Park this morn,
ing at $40 o'clock. Bert Moore
manager OF the Good Timers an
nounced last night that he had three
fast tWirlers TO swing into the buS
II necessary They are Frank
Seyerns. Charles Davidson and VII
liam Ireland. Harold Severns prob
ably will do the receiving for th'
Good Timers.
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J. Richards VIII
Meet Walter Hays
In Tennis Finals

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. July Ia
J. Richards. OF Yonkere N. Y, won
Chicago for the Western tennis
championship here today when he de-
tested John Hennessey OF 1~ndlanapo-
lis. The score: ia. ga. Ga. In tho
mems doubles, Walter HAYS and Cliff
ton u. Herd OF Chicago defeated Rich
ards and Jack Mckay Of Indianapo-
Lis In the semi-finals.
In the women'n aing,es MrN IT. =.
Adams. OF indianapolis beat Miss
Lavena Fisher. indianapolis. In the
semi-finais
Miss Ruth wise OF Cleveland beat
Mlss Marion Leighton, Chicago.
The largest bell IN the world Is
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GnAN Lao MINs DENLY.

NEW YORK, July l6.--Oray Lag.
the three year old chAmpion OF Harry
SinclaiTs stable. added another VIC
tory 10 his string this afternoon when
he won the Empire city derby at the
Empire track. Arnold Rothsteln's
sporting Blood was second and
Copper Demon third, Time. 2:07 i-5.
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National League
FIRE FIGHTERS
CLAIM CAMpIONSHIp

play any team In the stat" having
players under i6 years Of The
Fire Fighters, while they lost q game
To tho old Town Reds Friday nv the
score OF 6 to 5, have been winning
most of their games n are putting
up o claim To the state cha mpiorship
for their age, They wiu play the
lnternRtionHls tomorrow
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Halted Tor GOwdy IN lOth,
'Batted for Gowdy In 10Th.
81. Inuis .n0l 600 oil IL
Rpston .OsO Ol0 600 0-3
summary Two base hits Cruise.
Heathcoate, Fournier. Three base hits
Smith. Stolen bases. H~eathcoate, Ford.
Sacrifice hit. FORMER. Left on bases
st. Louis 10. Boston ! Bases on balls
off McQuilan /. struck out by Nc
Quillan s. Doak s. Pfeffer . Inn
pires Hart and Mccormick.
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COOPER. PIRATES
STAR HURLER, IS
DRIVEN FROM BOX
New York Mauls Lead
ers Is to 4 in First of
important Series

NEW YORK. July i6-Mauling
Lefty Cooper. leading pitcher of the
league. for four runa in the first
inning. the Giants took the first game
OF an important series with the
Pirates here this afternoon by n score
Of Is TO 4 The score:
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7UuIfrd Tor q. SWIth IN IN
''Ran FOR Rhpp in sth.
Cincinnati .l3i 090 0OO--7
Philadelphia 100 goo 0O0-l
summary Home run Wingo. stolen
Bnses Groh. Scale, Double plays, Dau-
bert unassitnd. Bases on balls off
kixey .. Struck out nv q Smith /.
Impires Moran n Wigl.r
Second game
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summary. Two base hits Meusel,
uouRh. duncan. Home run Peters
Double plays. Crane, Bohne. Dlubert.
Tar.s on hn Is off IIuNh"ll ? struck
nut hy nuhell l.. Luque o. umpires
RIglor and Aloran,
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The CRrdInaIs defentInE the Hrnvrs
In tho first game of n double header
her. today. broke a winning streak OF
eight straight games nv a 4 10 ,
score. II tool ten innings to decide
tn. contest. The Braves took the
second 5 q 2. Score:
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chIcaqo 90 BrooLlyn 20

SEW YORK. July l6-Brooklyn
lott both ends of a double header
here today 10 the Chicago Cubs. win
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sRatted for pcrticn In sth.
ssHattcd for Sherdell In eth
81. Iouir 900 0OO i2O-3
nnatOn 100 0e2 DOB

summary. TWO base hits foWeS
Barbara. schultz, stolen bases south
worth, Cruise. Sacrifice hits south
worth. Holke. Boeckei. Double plays
Cruise tn Bnrhare: BOeckel unassist-
I'd. Left on bases Boston 3. 81, Louis
z. Struck out nv Oeschger 2, Bases
on balls off Haines 2. Pertlca l. I'm
plres Hart and Mccormick.
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Vew York Suamps Phtsburgh-Gans on Leaders; Cleveland and Yankees w

Alexander on the mound in the first
game, the Cubs won 9 TO :. Cheeves
and Freeman. two Cub youngsters,
turned In the second game . TO g.
Score:
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summary; Two base hits. erkins
Dykes, c. Walker. Three base hlb
Eiierbee. Home run Jacobsen. Sacr,-
uce hI,s Ellerbee, Perkins. Double
plays, Rommel to J. walker; Gerber
10 Sisler. Bases on balls off Rommel
3: Davis 3. Struck out by Davis D.
Umplres Nallin. Wilson and Hide
brandt.
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Summary; Two base hits. DAILY }.
Freeman. Three base hits. Sullivan.
Johnston 2. Grifith. Sacrifice hits.
Deal. Cheeves. Terry. Double plays,
Olson U Kildun TO Schmandt; Hol-
locher TO Terry to Grimes. Struck
ont, by Cheeves l. Freeman I I'm
plres Emslie and KLEIN.
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sHHIted Tor DIdham IN sth'
s'Batted for Leonard In It'll.
New York 900 400 i01-b
Detroit 900 90 1913
Summary: Stolen bases. Peck.
Ward, Blue 2, Bush. Two hasa hits,
PPM. BASES on balls off Shawkey q.
Leonard 4. Struck out by Leonard
3 Shawkey 4. umpires Connoiy and
Chile.
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STAIRS ORDER NEW SUITS.

The Old Town stars viii Don Ap-
pear In new uniforms. l. n. Duran.
assistant manager Of the stars. an
nounred yesterday that his team had
sold an Of its uniforms to the High
land Sluggers and had ordered new
suits. Being without suits today they
will not try to play bail
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ander. Sacrifice hits. F1aok. Sulll-
van. Stolen bases. Deal. Wheat.
Struck out. by Alexander 2. Mitchell
2. Bases on balls. on Alexander /.
Smith /. Umpires KLEIN and Emsiie.
Second game:
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summary: Two base hits, Miller,
Harris, Sewell, Ifcinich. Three base
hits. Sunamukeu. Sacrifice hts,
Sewrli, 2: Shanks. Coyeleskie. John.
stou. Rice. Bases on balls. Courtney,
.. Schacht g.. COeieskie 2 struck
out, by Courtney 1, Coveleskle =,
SchHcht l. iIit by pitched ball.
Wamby Umpires owens and Evans.
ILosion 10: Chicago o
CHICAGO. July lS.-The Boston
Red SoN opened their series by de-
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CLEVELAND. o, July le.-Ihe
indians defeated the Senators today
s to 4. wamby was injured ana WI
n. out of the game at least a week
The sgOTes
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De Molays to Play
Teams in Santa Fe

The De Molays. the Junior Mason
baseball team which was defeated by
the Indian school team here on Fri
day. will journey TO Santa We today
IN play two games at the 81. :
college pasture.
The De Molays will first meet the
SANTA Te BOY Scouts and then battle
the cubs. the first game being called
AT i.3O o'clock. The players are con-
fIdent Of capturing both games
The players OF Lopez are to play
In Belen today,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-17

Dice In some FORM or other have
existed In every period In history and
In every nation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-17

Limousine In derived from the
head covering of women In the LAM
oges district OF France.
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LEFT EARFUL

Down on his sunny Kansas farm
Jess Willard cogitafes
That he a soon he ft for Jack
To draw 'em through the gates.
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Summnryi Three base hItH, T.. SoI-
Inns: 2 base hits sheeiy. Mostil. Scott.
Liebold. Sacrifice hits. Lleboid. J. Col
Inns Double plays. Liebold 10 Scott.
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COOD TIMERS TO PLAY.

A Frenchman mas written 2a.i54
words on an ordinary postcard
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Cincinnati :. 4; philadelphia 1. =

PHILADELPHIA. July 1.-THE
Phillies split even with their cellar
partners, the Cincinnati Reds here this
afternoon. lossing the first game OF
their double header ! 10 ! and winning
the secod . to I Tn. score:
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ST. LOUIS, July i6.-The Browns
defeated the Athletics today 4 to }.
Pitcher Davis held the Mackmen 10
five hits. The score;
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The Black Miaos OF China do their
cOurting In public.
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There II a practically ineNhaust-
Africa.
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NIGHr EAnFUL

KID Gleason takes a Davenport
Around from town 10 town
He uses him 10 lean upon
As pitchers tumble down.
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NWWnlFN' Two hufV hIt9, HIEhet,
Kelly. Snyder. Douglas. Three base
hits. Frisch. Sacrifice hite. Carey.
Stolen bRses. Young. Frisch. Double
plays. Grimm To Maranville 10
Grimm. Rawlings 10 Bancroft to
Kelly. Struck out. by Douglas. /.
Bases on balls. of Douglas .. on
Cooper .. Umpires Quigley ami
ODay.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-17

~lsinglass is made from the air blad'
ders Of certain species of fish.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-17

The Italian poet DAME used to
work as a drugstore clerk.
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'Batted for Doak In 7th.
''Batted for PREFER in 9Th
'ssRnn for Schultz In 9Th.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-17

The largest bell In tho world Is
IN the Kremiln at Moscow.
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sSs.S@ 1899 SSsss :sSss--iSS
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-14
MEET JACKSONVILLE HERE TODAY---SPORTS

affair with no admission charged. in order that they might settle their little argument.
 B. H. Taylor. manager of T. J. Taylor, penned the following lines to The Town Pump Thursday Dear Sir: Have noticed an- nouncements in the press that the proposed wrestling match between Kid Arrosmith" and T. J. Taylor had been called off on account of the condition of my man, Taylor. l wish to say that the match is postponed until later. as at present the Legion cannot handle 1t, and the report that my man is not in condition is untrue. He has been working out for the last month every night. and is In first class condition. Arrosmlth issued 8 challenge agreeing to throw my man twice in one hour, and l am going to see to it that he gets the chance to meet Tay- Tor, and see if he can make good this boast. Later if there Is any one around town who will make 130 pounds and thinks he can throw Eaylor, we will wrestle, winneT take all. with the agree ment that the winner donates 50 per cent to the benefit of the well fare of the American Legion. If anyone sees fit to accept the chal- lenge after the Arrosmith match let him do so. He can reach me at 1918 Rugby avenue. north, city. Phone Main 13ss-W. Yours.
 "B. H. TAYLOR,
 Manager T. J. Taylor"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-14
Tickets for 1921 Auburn-Tech Game
 Go on Sale Soon

Auburn, October -(Special.)-- Although It is more than one month until Auburn will meet Georgia Tech in Atlanta on Thanksgiving Day in the annual football classic of the south, tickets for this game are now being prepared and will be on sale in few days.
 For the convenience of the football fans and supporters of each team, Prof C. L. Hare, chairman of tho Auburn Athletic association, has worked out an arrangement whereby 1t will be possible for those who want these tickets to buy them by mail The details of this plan will be announced in a few days.
 Explaining why this Is being done, Professor Hare says that last year many Auburn supporters were not able to secure tickets at all while some were forced to pay as much as others paid more. Under the new plan for this year everyone can huy the tickets they want in advance and not suffer any anxieties on the eve of the big game.
 While the 1921 football season Is not far enough advanced to forecast and compare the teams that will rep resent the two colleges on Thanks. giving Day no one will doubt that Il will be real football game thai will reflect honor on those of for mer years.
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Mllsaps during the time he was in the game
 If the game Is at all close, any one of the following three stands a good chance of getting in the game in the backfield Hare, Whitehead and stephens. All have been showing up well this week.
 Ready to Play
 Pat Shores and Red Brown are do- ing good at the ends, and both will probably get a chance in todays game. Carter has gotten in part of the last two games, and will pos sibly get another chance today.
 Rains, at center; Thomas and Hurst at guards, and Little" Lambert at tackle are all ready and anxious to get in the game this afternoon. c
 The Bulldogs have demonstrated unusual offensive power this season. ity to hold at critical moments. How ard has one of its best teams, at least to represent the school during the past five years, and much is expected of the East Lakers before the season is over.
 Despite games with the Univer- sity of Florida, University of Chat tanooga, Marion Military Institute, Spring Hill College and Birming- ham Southern, the more rabid Bull dog enthusiasts are looking for their favorites to go through the re- mainder of the season without a loss.
 Todays game begins promptly at o'clock.
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coaching lines and sent him in to bat for Pipp. Babe was fighting against too formidable odds, and he grounded out weakly to first. 1t was a noble effort on the part of the Bambino, however, to risk his good health, in an effort to save his sinking craft.
 The Giants had the better ball club. 1t would seem. even with the full Yankee strength in there. &ey are better money players. In the last. two games two costly er- TOTS were made. which gave the Giants the game, in each in- stance.
 Thursday it fell to the lot of Captain Peckinpaugh to make the costly error that lost the game for his club Ali in all, the Yankee offensive was a flivver. Pipp and Peckinpaugh. who have had a habit all summer of com ing through with mighty wal lops in the pinch. couldn't have dislodged the meringue of a lem on pie with the weak swings they made against Giant pitching.
 Mat Men Have Trouble
 It looks like two local wrest- lers who have a grudge against each other. are having a hard time settling their differences. They're rearing to get at each other, but something always hap pens to break down the promo tion end of the game. Taylor and Young Arrosmith, who seem bent on meeting each other. may yet have to make it an exclusive
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-14
Goat" Hale Leads Choctaws Against
 Mississippi Aggies

Clinton, Miss, October 1s.--(Spe- cial )-Coach Robinson's Choctaw warriors are ready for the clash with the Mississippi Aggies in Jackson to- morrow afternoon. They are in good physical condition. they have the Nproper spirit and they have the 100 per cent backing of a student body.
 The weaknesses discovered in the Tulane game have received special attention during the past few days. The tackles against the Greenias were not up to standard. but since that time they have improved 80 per cent. J. F. stuart at right tackle has been showing up exceptionally well ;e- gently. The ends have also sho VII great improvement. This rounds cut a line capable of opening up well on offcnse and closing down tight on defense
 The drive exhibited by the Miss;s- sippi backfield against the Louisiana college outfit last Saturday has put an end to all worry on that point. Keith and Busby gave evidence of the fact that they could hammer their way through the Aggie line. With these two at full, and Hale Tyler. DIlEnS anu Ildihllloli. letSb,f eA- perienced and dependable backfisld will face the farmer boys on the fair grounds gridiron Friday.
 Mississippi college has In her back field two men who consistently stick hefty foot in the oval. They are Hale and Lambrii vt. Hale's bunting ranges between 50 and 65 yards regu- larly, while Lambright consistently averages between 45 and 30. In Hale. Hamilton and Lambright. the Choc- taws have three good dropkickers. These men have been putting much time In recently practfcing dropkick- ing.
 The team took the victory over Tu- lane in tho proper spirit. It has given the team and the student body an ag- gressive and confident spirit. This does not mean. however. that any thing like overconfidence prevails. The team realizes that it has mans job on hand to lick the Aggies. but they possess the determination, and the Mississippi Aggies may as well expect battlN from whistle to whistle
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-14
Generals Are Off
 to Meet Rutgers

Lexington, October 13.-(Special.)- Following a final workout on Will son field here this afternoon. Wash ington and Lees football squad left here tonight for New Brunswick where they will play Rutgers Satur- day afternoon. A special Pullman carried Head Coach w. c. Raftery Assistant Coaches Shultz and Silver stein. the trainers and 2t players, in cluding the regular varsity eleven.
 Although the entire student body participated in q rally before the team left, there is. no spirit of over confidence here as to the outcome of the game against the customers. the tendency being to accept Walter Camps prediction that the fighting generals would put up q whale of battle against Rutgers, but that the crimson had stronger team than last season and were the favorites in the game. The generals entire squad is in excellent physical shape for Sat urdays encounter Halfback Cobb be- ing the only man out of the game. Capt. Lindsay Moore, who has played sensationally SO far this season. is expected to show up well for Wash ington and Lee.
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C0NQUER0R OF MISS lEITCH WINS MATCH
 IN PHILLY TOURNEY

Philadelphia, October 13.-Miss Glenna Collett of Providence, R. l., who yesterday defeated Miss Cecil Leitch, British, Canadian and French woman's golf champion; Mrs. Clar- ence H. Vanderbeck, Philadelphia; Mrs. w. A. Gavin, New York, and Miss Edith Cummins. Chicago, won their way today to the semifinal round of the Berthellyn cup golf tournament, at the Huntington Val ley Country club.
 In the second round today Miss Collett defeated Miss Mildred Cav erly, Philadelphia two up and one to play; Mrs. Vanderbeck eliminated Miss M. Dekosenko. Philadelphia and 3; Mrs. Gavin beat Mrs. Fred c. Let's, Jr., Chicago, one up and Miss Cummings won from Miss Georgianna Bishop Hartford. Conn.,, after hard fought 20-hole match.
 Miss .Collett and Miss Cummings meet tomorrow in one of the semi finals and Mrs. Gavin and Mrs. Van derbeck In the other
 It was announced tonight that Miss Cecil Leitch, paired with George E. Elkins, Jr. would play against her sister. Miss Edith and D. Clarke Cochran of Baltimore, in a mixed foursome tomorrow