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The New York herald., 1921-05-19
HARD COURT STARS
PRACTISING AT PARIS
Mrs. Mallory Plays Several
Fast Sets, but Is Not in
Best Form.
BIZ the Associated Prsss.

PARIS, May 1s.-The worlds hard
court tennis championship matches.
which will begin May 2S. already have
drawn entrants from the worlds best
talent, and additional players are ex-
pected to enroll before the closing Of the
eligible list on May 22.
The French team, now virtually conn
plete, contains such sterling players as
Andre Colbert. William H. Laurentz, u.
Brugnon. Max Decugis and Nile.
Suzanne Lenglen. Decugis and Mile.
Lenglen are matched in the mixed
doubles championship against William
IT. Tilden I'd and Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt
Mallory, Americans.
In the mems doubles Colbert and
Laurentz will play against Tilden and
Arnold Jones. Mile. Lenglen's partner
in the womens doubles against Mrs.
Mallory and Miss Edith Sigourney has
not yet been selected.
The English players who will compete
In the tournament, as far as Is known
up to the present. are Major A. r. f.
Kingscote. f. Gordon-Lowe, w. G. Craw-
ley and Miss Holman.
The contestants daily are TO be seen
practising on the courts, which are In
excellent condition at present. Yester-
day Mrs. Mallory played several fast
sets against the professional Of st. Cloud
Park She seems not to be In her usual
form, being at times Wild On her back
hand strokes, however. she seemed to
have considerable control, often placing
the ball out of the reach OF her oppo-
nent
The New York herald., 1921-05-19
Werner Beats Voshell,
but Princeton Loses
West Side Tennis Club Takes
Team Match by 6 to 2.

While the Princeton lawn tennis team
was defeated by that of the West Side
Tennis Club by six matches to two. at
Forest Hills yesterday afternoon the
Tigers got considerable satisfaction even
in defeat. G.. L. Werner. best of the
Princeton players. created something OF
a sensation when he defeated $. Howard
voshell. former national indoor cham
pion, in straight sets. at 6-2, 8--2.
1t was the second meeting Of the two.
In the national indoor Voshell defaulted
to the Tiger with the score set all. and
all In games in the third set. Werner
made his victory clean cut yesterday
slngles-G.. L. Werner, Princeton. defeated
S. Howard Voshell &C., Go; Il. T. Hern-
don, Princeton, defeated Cedric Major, o.
Sc, 6--3 Walter Merrill Hall. West Side
defeated G. II. Shipway. G-1, 2-6, 9-4
Harry Parker, West Side defeated Harold
Taylor. 6-3. f-6, 15-l3: Murray Vernon,
West Side, defeated Harry Brawner. 6-2,
Cd: Commander Guild, West Side. defeated
II. Kaltenbach 6-1, Cd.
Doubles-Cedric Major and Murray YER
non, West Side. defeated G. L. Werner and
e. r. IIerndon. o.. Go; $. H. voshell and
Commander Guild, West Side. defeated IL.
Kaltenbach and Hunt Dickinson, 81, 6-s.
The New York herald., 1921-05-19
Jacee1s Wins From De Foe
on Foul in Seventh Round

Bsfore one of the largest crowds in
the history OF the Pioneer Sporting Club.
Freddie Jacks. the English feather
weight, last night won from Billy De Foe
of st. Paul on a foul in the seventh
round. Patsy Haley had repeatedly
warned De Foe to keep his blows up,
but the Minnesotan offended again in the
seventh and was disqualified. Up to the
stoppage OF the contest it was an even
thing.
Johnny Murray. a popular New York
featherweight, also won his bout on a
foul. Murray had battered Earl Baird
all about the ring round after round and
seemed on the point of stopping his man
in the twelfth and last round when
Baird hit a low blow and was disquali-
fed by Referee Eddie Forbes.
Abe Goldstein won over Artie Simonds
after twelve rounds Of clever boxing, the
winner leading all the way.
Johnny Smith stopped X. Q. Jaffe in
the eighth round. Referee Forbes halt
ing the bout to save Jaffe from unneces-
sary punishment.
The New York herald., 1921-05-19
Results at Louisville Track.

First Race-For maiden three year-olds
and upward claiming; purse 81 300; one
.s7o % frst wishmaheT iS5 SsY eSsp sSoo sna sIs
and 20, second; Blond Buddie. 1l0 G.yke)
s7.4o. third. Time. 40 10.
ture. Toney Lady. Zenier. Pattern, The vir-
ginian, siipalong. Advance, Few Acres, Brit
ish Liner and True Friend.
ences; purse 81 300; four furlonss. Miss JOY.
1o7 tGarner), -. 40 and out. first: Rekab,
venture, 1f3 CTayior). out. third. Time,
0:4e 3-5
Also ran--Tamper.
Third Racc-For three-year-olds; allow
and s2.io, first: Dancing Spray, i0l (F'cidsl
sSo and sso 20 ,S,rg 1ee9nd Tippe s"si6 100
Also raii--Barry shannon and Legal
Fourth Race--rhc st. Matthews purse; for
purse oo six hn fSroSss Dr. ca%on
CONNOLLY. si2.10. 1890 and 80, first Apple.
Jack IL. ITO tMerimee,. $3.50 and st.2o. sec
ond; Sergeant Yorke. ioi tsmith). $3.50,
Also ran-arace Dausherty, Missed The
Time. Refugee. H.. Judge Pryor. Green
Grass. Black Hackie, Claude Brown and
rim Race-,rho watterson Hotel uandl.
cap; for thrcc- year-olds and upward; purre
iii ,Gonnolly5. @ $3.50 saao and $3.50, sasSoprsp frst
Sterling. f16 Murray, $3.50 and 81 20. Sec
ond; belgian Queen. liz CMooncy). So so.
third. Time, 80 3-5.
Also ran--Midwsy and Drastic.
Sixth Race-For two-year-old fillics, claim
ing. purse ~ 800; four and n half furionRs.
Omnipotent, los (Francis), S1Os0, s5 90 and
S3.70, fret: Lady Aator, Ito Murray ST. 10
and $3.50. second: Bright Trash. 110 fKing)
$3.50, third. Time, 0:53.
Aiso rsn-~Nig, Plunella, Southern Avenue.
Bashful. Megan, Magnesia. India Alveria and
Edna Stack.
Seventh Rscc-For three-year-olds and up.
ward; claiming; purse 81 800: one mile and
a sixteenth. Nab. 100 CThompson), sf7.50.
$3.50 and s7.lQ, won: Our Birthday, 100
ITO tMcDermotD. 1870. third, Time.
1 40 10.
Also ran--Penwell. The Englishman, Huen,
Poilu, Jerry, La Foudre, Tugs, Grnndea and
Nominee. Nominee fnll.)
The New York herald., 1921-05-19
ROD AND GUN NEWS

favorite waters which are suited to the spe-
cies. Under ordinary conditions the pike
perch, or walleyed pike, as 1t Is sometimes
called, ascends tributaries OF itS lake habitat
to spawn when the water OF the streams are
free OF ice and the temperature milder than
In the lake. This year the exceptionally mild
weather during portions OF March ma April
caused the ice In the larger bodies of water
TO melt and made unnecessary the annual
spawning pilgrimage of the pikeperch up the
tributary streams, the spawning function oc-
curing In the larger bodies OF water. thus
upsetting the calculations OF the fish cultur-
ists. who planned to take the spawn bear
Ing fish IN the acc istomed places. The take
of eggs was necessarily small but enough
were obtained to adequately stock all waters
for which applications were made. New York
wac not the only State TO suffer In this re-
spect. Reports OF similar condition have
come from other States where tho percentage
OF take has been much less than here.
The New York herald., 1921-05-19
Cornell's First Varsity
to Row Tigers and Ellis

Special Despatch 70 THE NEw YORK HEnALp.
IrHAcA, n. Y, May 1S.-"1 have de-
clded that the first varsity must row the
race against Princeton and Yale because
Il is the fastest crew available and be-
cause it has consistently made the fast
est time" In these words Coach John
Hoyle OF the Cornell navy gave official
confirmation to unofficial predictions
that last years crack freshman eight.
with one change at bow, will row as the
Cornell varsity against the Tigers and
the Blue in the major event of the
Cayuga Lake regatta Saturday after
noon.
The makeup Of the Cornell boats. an
nounced by Coach Hoyle, follow:
Varsity-Bow. Kels 2. Garnsey; 3,
Schaenen 4, Fix: 5. Hough: 6, Calle-
son; I, Dollbaum stroke. Wheeler. and
coxswain, Miller.
Freshmen--Bow, Barr: 2. Dodson
3. Hearn; 4, Exc; 6, Bardewyck; 6.
Fates; z, Strong; stroke. Filius, and
coxswain, Millar
The New York herald., 1921-05-19
Yale Crews Are Selected
for Races at Ithaca

spectol Despatch TO THE New York HERALD.
New HAVEN, Conn, May 1S.-The
Yale varsity and freshman crews which
will row against Princeton and Cornell
at Ithaca on Saturday finished their
practice this afternoon with a stiff work
out on the Housatonic The freshmen
went TO New Haven tonight and the
varsity will go to ithaca tomorrow
night.
Nickalls said tonight the crews are
in good condition. It will be the first
race of the year for the 1924 crew. The
crews will row as follows:
varsity--stroke. Leslie; No. 4 Spencer: No.
q Payson: No, 8, Gibson; No. 4. Capt. Hord !,
No g, Haldeman No. .. Carman; bow.
whitney; coxswain. Carson.
Freshmen-Stroke. Ewing. No. 7. Haines !;
No. q. Rockefeer: No. 3. Little; No. 4,
sheffield; No. 9. Carpenter; No. ?. Ives !.
bow. Chamberlain: coxswain. Lusk.
The New York herald., 1921-05-19
Epans and Jones on Top
in HOylake Golf Match
Americans Defeat British Stars-AmoW and Hilton
in Interesting Four Ball Contest, Up
and l to Play.

the American national amateur cham
pion. and Francis Ouimet OF Boston are
recognized as seasoned players. but
they have not been put to any severe
test since their arrival by which the
public is able TO judge them accurately.
Neither has Bobby Jones of Atlanta
been called on for any sensational work.
Nevertheless the British experts are
of the opinion that these three last
named players Will prove worthy oppo-
nents for any men that Great Britain
can select to meet them.
In fact all the players on the team
Of Capt. w. c. Fownes, Jr., are of a
class which will enable him to put a
team into the field having no apparent
weakness. Close observers of the game
assert that should the Americans hap
pen TO be beaten 1t probably will be
only by a narrow margin
The New York herald., 1921-05-19
Victory for St. Andrews.

st. Andrews defeated Sleepy Hollow
by IL matches to 6 and by something
like forty-four holes in a golf match
played yesterday on the st. Andrews
Golf Club links at Mount Hope. y. Y.
The summary:
ST. Andrews winners: A. +. Higgins de-
feated ~. Paterson, 2 up; Franklin Coe
defeated r. j.. Wurzburg, up; DR.. *.
PIftchett defeated A. w. Lawrence. up;
Archie NJ Reid defeated l.. w. Maxwell.
up; Ralph Horton defeated II. o. Latham.
up; I. B. Thompson defeated W. f. lSies.
up; e. @. Trowbridge defeated III. y.
Guthrie, up: T. A. Lewis defeated II.
Il. Hays, 6 up; Rex Beach defeated ]. NJ.
Hamilton, 8 up; M. L. Wilson defeated J..
II. Dunster, up; Elhu Root Jr.. defeated
+. J. Shepard. 5 up: G. II. Hardy, Jr.. de-
feated II. 4. Benedict UP.
Sleepy Hollow winners: J. G.. Mcmahon.
Jr., defeated G. V. Benton, up; ]. G.
Macdonald defeated W. w. Thew. 5 up;
w. P. Collins defeated II. n. Lange, up:
". b.. Starring defeated Walter Douglas.
2 up: w. A. Shea defeated G. @. Millar,
up: L. F. Allen defeated lsham Hender-
son, 1 UP.
The New York herald., 1921-05-19
TIGER CREW LOSES
ITS REGULAR NO. 6
Morgan Is Taken Ill and Cress-
Well May Row Against Yale
and Cornell.

Special Despatch TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
PRINCETON, n. j.. May 1S.-Prince-
toms chances in the regatta on Lake
Cayuga next Saturday received severe
setback to-day, when 1t became known
that AL. Morgan, regular No. In
Heinie Lehs varsity crew. win not DO
able to row against Yale and Cornell.
Morgan was taken Ill this morning.
Capt. Cresswel may take Morgan's
place Cresswell, however. is not In the
best of shape, as he has not roweo rince
the Columbia race and IL he does not ht
in we'll with the present combination,
John Sinclair, at present on the junior
varsity. viii get the place.
The Tiger squad. consisting of
Coaches Spaeth and Fitzpatrick. Capt.
Cresswell Leh, Brigham, Lewis. Cur
tiss. Fleming. Brush, Sinclair and two
managers, left here tonight for ithaca,
where they are due to arrive In time Cor
a row In the morning.
The New York herald., 1921-05-19
Yankee Polo Team Wins
Practice Match by IL to 5
BD the Associated Press.
-. - s..4

LONDON. May is.--The American polo
players, who are IN training TO meet an
English team for the international polo
cup next month. to-day defeated the
Strawbridge team by q score Of II goals
20 s. The American players were
Thomas Hitchcock. Jr. j. Watson
Webb. G. G. Rumsey and Devereux MIL
burn. The Strawbsidee team consisted
Of l.. H. Stoddard and Earl w. Hopping.
both Americans, and D. y, strawbridge
ana Lieut. q. ID. Miner.
At Ranclagh Englands probable team
for the cup match outplnyed a Rano-
iagh club four b. a score OF 10 goals
to o. The team was made UP of Lieut.
Col. RI. A. Toinlsinson. Major r. W. Bar
rett, Lord Wodehouse and Major Vivian
Lockett. Lieut-Col Melville, Capt.
pNsmcr. Lieut.. Col Rltson and Col
Iuptsr comprised the Raneiagh team
The New York herald., 1921-05-19
New Scarsdale Links.

WHITE PLAINS. n. Y, May IS. - The
Fcnimore Country Club. Inc, filed its
certificate of incorporation to-day. The
club will be located at Scarsdale, and
has already one of the finest golf links
in the county.
The fifteen directors named in the
certificate are Julius Blauner, Mark
Eiener, William II. F'leisch. Louis Cans,
William F. Goldman, Samuel s. Koenig.
Samuel Levy, Judge Otto A. Rosalsky.
Morris Rosenstein, Simon Sichcl, Lee
Shubert, Thomas = Smith, Samuel
Strasbourger and julius Henry Cohen,
all of New York, and Supreme Court
Justice William P Platt of White Plains.
The New York herald., 1921-05-19
Dempsey and Carpenter Re-
frain From Activity in
Training Work.
nv CHARLES #. MATHIsoN.

Even heavyweight champions cannot
be expected to work all the time. and
the fact that Carpenter devoted the en-
tire day yesterday to rest and repose
will not subject him to criticism The
Frenchman lounged about the house all
day in his dressing gown and did not
even step out on the lawn for breath
of air He devoted a large part OF the
day to reading his mail by proxy. and
the contents seemed to please him. He
received many expressions of friendli-
ness. and numerous writer's wished him
success on July e
Many Of the messages he rec Yed
were from American Legion posts. and
one from Ravenswood Post, Chicago.
was In French and addressed the French
champion as a former oomrade In
armB"
The only caller admitted to the house
was Frank Loughrey. who boxed the
Frenchman fifteen rounds in Paris
May 20, 1911. the decision on points
going to tho Frenchman. Loughrey and
Carpenter chatted about the contest for
some time. and the American volun-
teered to help the Frenchman train.
Owing to the large crowds that at
tempted to enter the grounds In an ef-
fort to see the champion squad OF
policemen was on duty.
Gus Wilson Gays the barbed wire
fence about the property was put there
by the former occupants to protect
flower beds and that Carpenter is not
trying to bar out visitors.
Reports from Dempsey's quarters at
Atlantic City show that he took mat
ters easily yesterday, but Is getting
ready to go ahead full speed next Sat-
urday.
Rocky Kansas, who is slated for a
title bout with Benny Leonard next
month will be seen in Brooklyn in q
bout with Gene belmont at the Walker
Sporting Club Decoration Day night.
belmont should give the Buffalo boy
strong argument.
Tex Rickard yesterday received a
cablegram from Paris asking that 400
seats be reserved for friends Of the
French champion who are coming to see
tn battle on July 2. They will charter
a transatlantic steamer to bring them
to this country Rckard was also no.
heavyweight champion of the world,
will arrive here June 25.
Mike Gibbons. who is hot after a
match with Johnny Wilson, will show
his form to local enthusiasts tomorrow
night at the Brooklyn Arena. Cans Ii
rugged person and viii keep Gibbons
on his toes. The bout will give New
The New York herald., 1921-05-19
BOXING ROD AND GUN = ROV
Champion Boxers Enjoy
Day of Complete Rest
Local Boxing Bouts
for Current Week
TONIGHT.

TONIGHT.
Manhattan Casino-Bob Martin VS.. Joe
Cox, is rounds.
Walker S. Cal Mclsac vs.. Joe Kelly,
Is rounds.
Brighton Reach S. C.-Jaek Dillon vs..
Tommy Thompson, Is rounds.
Commonwealth $. C.-4Obby B0lin vs..
Willie Farley, 10 rounds.
FRIDAY NIGHT.
Brooklyn Arena-Mike Gibbons vs. ltal-
Ian Joe Cans, Is rounds; Young Hoff-
man vs.. Leo Dillon, 10 rounds.
SATURDAY NIGHT.
Ridgewood Grove Sporting Club-Willie
kohler VS.. Bobby Michaels, Is rounds.
Broadway Exhibition Association-Ffght-
rounds; Harry Nelson vs.. Battling
Lain, Ie rounds.
The New York herald., 1921-05-19
Lafayette Tennis Loser.

Special Despatch 70 THE New YoRK HERALD.
ANNAPOLIS. Md. May 18.-The Naval
Academy won a tennis match from La
fayctte here this afternoon, taking four
OF the five contests in singles and both
In doubles
The New York herald., 1921-05-19
Young Montreal Wins.

PROVIDENCE, Y. T.. May is-Young Mon
treal of Providence won the referees de-
cision over Patsy Johnson of Newark, N j..
here tonight in a twelve round bout. Mon
treal scored a knockdown in the tenth for
a count OF nine.
The New York herald., 1921-05-19
HIGH WATER FOR LOCAL ANGLERS.
Enjoyed Good FishIng with Bin Marcley.

On board Capt. Bill Marcley's Olympia on
George Millar. o. Ludwig. Charles Schmidt,
Vic Smits, Jr., and Gus Frotcher fshed off
Fire Island and boated $40 founders. Incl
dcntaly Vic Smits, Sr., was high hook, with
1877, but Dave Seamon beat him out for the
prize by catching 3M pound founder. Dave
won n fine ling rod, which he win Use on our
next trip We visited the ling grounds and
got all we wanted. GUS FROTCHER.
The New York herald., 1921-05-19
Lehigh Triumphs at Nets.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YonK HERALD
BETHLEHEM. Pa, May lS.--Lehigh's
tennis team to-day defeated Penn State
IN every one of the matches played gen.
orally by decisive scores, to O.
The New York herald., 1921-05-19
Caught n Good Mess Of Fish When Out from
baldwin.

Tho Beash & Russ Company ctaplovees
were out last Sunday on a fisri-g tri ten
strong and they had the good ,Gck bag
120 fish OF various kinds, including fle Aders.
blackfish, fluke and herring. ~ left
from Baldwin. L. L.. on Capt. Bradway's
boat, Mnrefe A. The employees will make
another trip on the same boat on June IS.
FRANK II. WALTON.
The New York herald., 1921-05-19
Yale Wins on Courts Over
Michigan and Trinity

New HAVEN, May 1S.--Yale to-day
won two tennis matches, the first team
defeating University OF Michigan,
matches 20 2, and the second team VIM
ming from Trinity College. 9 to 0.
The New York herald., 1921-05-19
snalImouth Bass at Oneida Hatchery.

The smallmouth bass In tho retaining pools
at the Oneida Hatchery, Constnntia, n. ",
have already assembled upon the spawulus
beds and some of them have deposited their
eggs. The temperature of the water In these
shallow ponds is much warmer than under
ordinary conditions in the large lake and
hence the early nesting of the bass.
The New York herald., 1921-05-19
Kid Williams Beaten.

CLEVELAND. Ohio, May 1s.-Jack Wolfe
OF Cleveland was given the judges decision
over Ktd williams of Philadelphia. former
bantamweight champion. in a twelve round
bout here tonight.
The New York herald., 1921-05-19
New York Boys Win at Net.

LAKEWOOD N. j.. May 1S.-Newman
Schoo, of New York defeated Carleton
Academy in a dual tennis meet here to-
day by a score of 4 matches 10 8.
The New York herald., 1921-05-19
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.

Abraham g. straus. Inc, Fulton 81. TlSle.only
Cnnaen, A.. h32 Grand st. Tel. 30tJ Stagg
poering, 5g4 Liberty av. Tel. Glenmore OPAL
Johnson. p. ,2b9 wyckoff nv. Telo6g2 Everg' n.
Kingston. 1A99 Fulton ST. 1908 Bcdrd Repairs,
Hummer, H., 1896 Bway. Tackle and bait.
T.oeser, Fred'k q Co.. Fulton ST. Tackle only.
Narsters, J. r., SO Court at. Tel. 2t25 Main.
Michseison. II. H.. 1874 Bedrd av. Tkle. only.
ichaeison. N. L., 9i4 Broadway. Tackle only.
Morris. A..f75T Fulton at, Reid av. 1895 Ddfd.
Muller, o.. 2G5 Wyctoff av. Tel. 32ii Evsrs'n n.
Roeper, NJ. W., TT Woodward ev. Tlsle. only.
gchanf. fqb Flathush av. Tel. 2310 Sterling.
Nchebier. f., 2at Wyckoff Hv. Tel 1887 Evrg' ~.
slotc. a4o Flushing av. Tel. 4stG Stagg
Sprung. L.. 27Gi Atlantic av. Tel. ISIS y Mt.
vochiinger. fssT Myrtle ~. Tci fi.SWBzhws
OUT OF TOWN.
y.eisshsu II TI7IIsrk'nskriilt RI. w fIohoken
The New York herald., 1921-05-19
Pikeperch or "wal!eycs'' Spawned Irregu-
larly This Year.

Applicants for pilseperch fry to the Conser-
walton Commission this year may blame the
the early spring II their allotments OF fish
fell below the usual generous supply given TO
The New York herald., 1921-05-19


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The New York herald., 1921-05-19
KENNELS.

Fors eAJF-Beiginn police bitch; first prize
winner, exceptional breeding; price 81. ECO
Tsi Tiass ecTa
The New York herald., 1921-05-19
Stevens Wins Dual Meet.

stevens Tech track team decisively de-
featcd the runners from Trinity by
the score OF ssia to S7h yesterday
Mt Hoboken. .
THERE Is often just the position you want
or Tho kind OF help you arc looking for
al the Employment Agencies using Herald
Went eds. asc Classifitd section.-Ad.
The New York herald., 1921-05-19
MORNING ROUND.
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In........... 8 4 5-Ss-75
AFTERNOON ROUND.

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Dyer. the amateur # was who really
gave O'Hara his best run, and had IL
not been for that for Peter at the thir-
teenth there undoubtedly would have
been a tie for the title. Dyer was out
in 3S and back in 40 In the morning.
That 40 was something that Frank
grudged himself, particularly his at the
eleventh.
Despite the arrears OF three strokes
he was right after O'Hara in the after
noon, going out In mutual 81 and
picking up stroke on the pro with a
at the tenth. Starting for the thir-
teenth the amateur was only two strokes
To the bad. He couldn't play fate, but
he made a game battle OF II neverthe-
less. finishing up with a grand at the
home hole, where he laid his second
within ten feet OF the cua.