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The New York herald., 1921-08-29
Bascomb Is Twice Victor
in Pastime A. c. Games
Wins $50 and 220 Yard Runs
at Macombs Park.

With two Victories to his credit John
Bascomb was the star performer at the
members games OF the Pastime a. g
at Macombs Dam Park yesterday.
Bascomb earned his gold medals in the
half mile run and 22O yard dash. In
the middle d tance competition Bas-
comb started from scratch. overcame
liberal allowances. which he conceded
TO fifteen opponents and won with five
yards to spare.
In the sprint event he was in receipt
or a handicap Of five yards, which was
big factor in his success for he won
by only two yards. The summaries
$50 Yard Run (handicap-wor by John
yrrds) second j.. Noel C2j yardgl, third:
Bernard McGann (35 yards). fourth. Time.
a10
500 Yard Dash (handicapl-won by John
Bascomb q yards) J. Noel (15 YARDS, see
ond: g. Winters 30 yards. third; j. sar-
Running High Jump Ciandicapl Won by
Jerome Simon tscratch), with jump OF Q
feet inches; s. Rubin q incnesl' gith
(S inches). with a jump Of feet inches.
third.
Won by Laurence Hordes (s feet. with
put OF As feet 6ia inches; J. Noel (l2 feetl,
with a put Of 46 feet inches, second:
Jerome Simon I2 fecD, with put or ~
feet Inches. tlird; l.. Fiorentio (i2 feeD,
with a put OF IS feet 2is inches. fourth.
Throwing the Javeln (handicap)-Won hy
Nicholas Yinhanis (25 feeD. with throw
OF 159 feet: Lawrence Hordes go feet,
with a throw or i45 feet 3is inches. second
Jerome Simon 90 feet. with a throw OF
1873 feet ais inches, third.
One Mile Walk (handlcap)-Won by NJ.
Greenberg (scratchl; Panos Anthony (25
secondsl second: s. Rubin u minute IS
seconds), third. NJ. KrinslSy Cos sccondsl,
fourth. Time. I:4e.
Two mile run (handicap)--Won by Oscar
phillpson go yards) J. Tveiten (scratchD.
second: Charles Arnhem G15 yards}. third;
J Gerchanels GOO yards), fourth. Time,
10 81 4-5.
Running Broad Jump Chardicap)-Won by
g. Winter O. feet), with jump or ~ feet
Tat inches: Jerome Simon q fooD. with
Jump OF is feet 1oas inches. second Law
renee Hordes (iB inchesl, with a jump OF
rs feet inches. third; S. Rubin az inches),
with jump OF Is feet ~ inches. fourth.
The New York herald., 1921-08-29
MISS LIBERTY Il.
LEADS SPEED BOATS
Buffalo Entry Wins the Great
Lakes Trophy for Express
Cruisers.

DETROIT, Aug 2S.-Afiss Liberty III.
OF the Buffalo Launch C!ub. with Cora-
modore Humphrey Birge at the wheel.
won the Great Lakes trophy for express
cruisers, the feature event on to-day's
programme of the Gold Cup-Harms-
worth regatta here. Betty NJ. of the
Detroit Yach. club finished second. and
Sea Horse. owned hy James a. Allison
OF the Miami Beach Yacht Club. finished
third. Betty Ms right 70 second place.
however. was protested on the ground
that she had cgt 4 stake on the upper
turn and the judges withheld decision.
Miss Liberty III. covered the twenty-five
miles In :e2 :34.11.
Tho Detroit Auto Club trophy event
for displacement speedboats was won by
Bee OF the Detroit Yacht Club over a
field Of five other starters. She COW
cred the fifteen miles In 28 :32 IA. Miss
Pep OF Detroit was second and Bear Cat,
also OF Detroit. third.
1t was announced tonight that Arab
W Of the Buffalo Launch Club and
Miss Belle III. OF Detroit will enter the
second race IN the Gold Cup race to-
morrow. and probably win start also in
the Detroi. trophy event for single en-
gintd hydroplanes Second heats will be
run tomorrow also in the Wood Fisher
race for displacement boats and the Sal
Ian trophy contest for cabin cruisers
a correction was made to-day by
the judges in the point standing OF Miss
America I. and Miss Chicago, ahat fin
ished first and second in the first heat
OF the Gold Cup race yesterday. The
judges announced Miss America is cred
tied with IL points and Miss Chicago
IL. instead Of II and - respectively.
The New York herald., 1921-08-29
BIG CROWD WATCH
WILSON AT WORK
Middlewei9ht Champion al
Carpenters Old Quarters
Preparing for Bout.

Johnny Wilson. the mlddleweight
champion, has established his training
quarters on the spot where Georges Car
pentier conditioned himself for the now
historic Dempsey fray. Wilson ~ al
most ready for his return engagement
OF twelve rounds with Bryan Downey at
Tex Richards arena in Jersey City La
Dor Day. Yesterday Wilson put IN
strenuous workout before 1900 boxing
enthusiasts. who came from all parts
Of Long Island 70 sec him IN action
They marveiled at the speed he showed
in two three round bouts with his spar
ring partners. Paddy Flynn ana Ned
O'F'lanagan.
Wilson said he was down to the re-
quired notch, 160 pounds, and that he
would be in the best shape OF his ca
reer when he faces the Clevelander.
"I'll knock Downey out this time IN
a few rounds" declared Wilson. II am
in wonderful condition. but / am going
TO keep on working. for I want to be
just right and on edge when ! get go
ing. " | was ever anxious TO beat a
man Il Is this fellow Downey, who has
made a lot OF phoney claims"
While Wilson Is down on Long Isle nd
Downey is going through some fast
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The New York herald., 1921-08-29
BARBADOS ELEVEN
WINS CRICKET GAME
Allied West Indian Team De-
feated by 119 to 81 at New
York Oval.

Barbados cricketers triumphed sec
ond time in the intercolonial tourna-
ment yesterday by again defeating the
combined eleven OF the Leeward and
Windward Islands and Bermuda by 179
TO "a, after taking the first match at
New York Oval on Saturdays totals.
The losers OF that encounter. being TO
runs behind, were centent to abandon ii
and try conclusions in another game, in
which, however, they Jared little better
G. Skinner Of the Camerons was top
scorer with 80 and A. Simpson OF the
Spartans added 80. Other doubles on
the winning side We're a. Walcott. 10;
A Lewis. 13; b. Clarke, 13 not out; A.
Roach, IL. Top score on the defeated
team was IS, by ]. Robinson OF the
Spartans. III. Simon, 16; G. Butter
field. Is. and G. Swain and L. II. Mar
getson, each 10, were the remaining
double figures.
After the game the large crowd re-
rained to witness the presentation OF
tho individual prizes by D. Gilbert Git
tens. originator Of the tournament, and
w. G. Springer, chairman. The awards
were:
L. Holder. West Indians. cup for bat
ting; A. Lewis, Cleaner c. c.. cup for
bowling; G. Swain. Surprise G. G.. cup
for best cricket Of tournament; G. Skin
ner, Cameron c. C.. medal for batting
Il. Clarke. West Indians. medal for
bowling; J. Robinson, Spartan c. c.,
medal for bowling.
The score.
The New York herald., 1921-08-29
Champion of Medium Build.
Many Improvements for
Macombs Dam Park
Handball Courts Among New
Features Approved.

An encouraging report will be sub
mitted from The Bronx by Max Silver OF
1916 Findlay avenue, chairman or the
Playground Committee OF the A. A. L.
Of The Bronx when the Metropolitan AS
sociation Of the A. A. u. holds its annual
convention at the Hotel McAlpin. on Sep
temyer 10.
Silver's report will contain several i'm
provements that Park Commissioner Jo-
seph p. Hennessy Is contemplating for
Macomb's Dam Park. These, according
to Silver, the Commissioner hopes 10
have completed as soon as conditions will
permit
Two suggestions that Silver viii read
in his report at the meeting will be the
building or handball courts and the
placing OF a screen railing around the
athletic field, which the Commissioner is
keenly interested in. The courts as sug-
rested win be built along the walls of
OF construction. However. nothing in that
matter can be taken up until the road
and the walls are completed.
With handball courts added to the
athletic field it will give The Bronx one
II the best parks in the country for
training purposes. At present the field
IL one OF the most popular training
centres of local athletes and any night
during the summer season Olympic, ma
tlonai, metropolitan, collegiate and
scholastic champions from Manhattan
and as well rs Brooklyn can be seen
training on the Macomb's Dam Park
cnder track.
The suggestion made to the Commits
sioner by Silver OF placing a screen
railing at a height OF eight feet around
the field would prevent children from
running All over the field.
Henncssy informed Silver that
enough money mas been requested by his
department TO erect a suitable fencing
for the field, but work could not be
started until an appropriation has been
awarded.
The New York herald., 1921-08-29
Polo Victory for Sixth Field
Artillery at East Hampton

Special Despatch 70 TIE NEW York HERstD.
EAST HAMPTON, y. T.. Aug 2s.--The
polo team bearing the colors OF the sixth
Field Artillery by superior team work
defeated the quartet from the East
Hampton Po;o Association. by a score
Of 10 q. the lattcr's field this after
noon. Tho game was featured BY he
accurate work OF Major Sellecls. who
accounted for four Of the Armys tx
points Capt. Alexander In the FINAL
chukl.er was forced to quit the same
following severe cut on tho temple
which was caused hy his own mallct.
The lineup and summary:
sixth Field Arille1y-oqc. Capt. Alexander.
captain. two, Capt. White. three, Major
waldrou; back. Major Selleck. East Hsmn-
ton-Onc. T., L. Warner and y. Simball .
two, David Shoemaker. three. sidney Fiah.
captain; back. VI. .. Guthcrie and Porry
Beddlcs lI. G1ale--First period, Major Scli-
ccks rceond. Slcck. third. Fien Guthrie
fourth. Selieck, AicSnnder. fifth. Scllech n
Eagrci Goai~-ArtiilrfN q. East Namnton
q Referee ANA Tinriuepct- Edward Nc.
Wits.
The New York herald., 1921-08-29
Pro Golfers Beat Amateurs.

Special Despatch 10 THIS NEW Yong Hre.n.
BRETON WOODS. n. H., Aug. 2s.--son
The new cha npionship golf course this
afternoon George l.. Fotheringame and
Jack Fotheringame, pros" defeated the
amateurs, ]. NJ. Hopkins, Jr., OF Chit
rago; Samuel Graham. Greenwich. and
Emmons Smith. Jr., Of Washington.
-. c., hy a margin of up and 10 play.
Tho brothers shot brides on six holes.
which gave them best ball Of G7 which
~ four under par. 70 their opponents 73.
At no point n the game did the three
amateurs have Q show and they were un-
able to lower their handicap OF down at
the turn. Mr.. Smith won the Frank A.
Scibert tournament prize by defeating
l}odoll Harmed OF New York. smith.
whose handicap was three strokes 10
Harneds six. shot an so 70 the latter's
ss
The New York herald., 1921-08-29
Willie Hunter, Hero of Hoy
lake, to Give Battle to Yam
KEGS at st. Louis.
by KERR y. PETRIE.

With William Irvine Hunter. the Brit
Miss Cecil Leitch, the British women's
titlcholder. on the way, American golf
crs can count themselves once more in
touch with the outposts Of a hectic in
ternational struggle. In the spring the
golflng warfare was being waged in
Hoylake and at Turnberry. Now II Is
Americas turn. Hunter arrived yester-
day on board the White Star liner Ced-
ric, and is looking forward to the time
when he will throw his lately acquired
| reputation upon the whirling wheel Of
fate against Americas best in the
United States Golf Association amateur
championship at ST. Louis Country Club.
Only the other day Ray Thompson of
the Engineers Country Club. who spent
several months abroad and witnessed all
the important championships ard tour
naments played in England and Scot
land during that period, said in regard
to the British champion "Willie Hunt
er is fine golfer The meaning be-
hind the assertion was that the winner
OF this years big amateur international
tournament at HoylalSe, in which the
cream OF the players of American links
were downed one after another and
CledHeu flSIC out OIL LHe competition De-
fore the seni-f1nal, is no fash in the
pan. Hunter did not have the hardest
half OF the bracket to battle through,
but whatever he was called upon to do
ne accomplished in fine style, his weeks
success eliminating in a record winning
score for the British championship
final.
Until Hunter unlimbers his artillery
at st. Louis linksmen mere will have to
take the word Of eyewitnesses such as
Ray Thompson that the Deal post Of
fee clerk did not come upon these high
honors by chance. It is a big task that
the titlehoder has undertaken, this
bucking fate In the national field at st.
Louis Hunter may not win. The
chances, indeed, are very much against
him, for every man he meets viii be
prmed to battle to the last ditch How
ever, there can be no denying tho fact
that his sporting instincts are well de-
veloped. Knowing full well what hap
pened to Cyril Tolley, last years British
champion. Roger Wethered and Lord
Charles Hope in the American title
tourney of last year. he nevertheless is
ready to take a chance.
Champion of Medium Build.
Standing about five feet eight inches
| in height and being spare OF brild.
Hunter is of the type that should readily
become acclimated. Although smaller
man he appears to be put together some
The New York herald., 1921-08-29
Six Clubs h Play for
National Soccer Title

At recent meeting OF the National
Football Association motion to restrict
the league for the 1e21-1922 season to
six clubs was unanimously adopted. a
double schedule TO be complete, the
first half before January j.. 1922: the
second half by the end of April.
The following clubs were finally Sc
lccted from an unusually large number
OF applicants: Brooklyn Hibernians, Eb-
bets Field. Brooklyn: Philadelphia
IIibernians, National League ball park,
Philadelphia Trenton Football Club.
Trenton ball park. Trenton: Newark
Football Club, Harrison Field. Newark !:
Federal Ship Football Club. West Side
ball park. Jersey City; Babcox & VIII
son. Bayonne. y. J.
The New York herald., 1921-08-29
IMPROVES RECORD
IN HURDLE RACE
Leagues 120 Yard Figures
Are Shattered at the Sean
dinavian Games.

Clearing the obstacles in his path with
grace and speed, II. Stamberg or the
Swedish American A. c. raced 70 an
association record in the 120 yard low
hurdles event at the annual games Of
the Scandinavian Athletic League at
Timer Bark. in Bensonhurst, yesterday.
Starting from scratch and gradually
overhauling the others he completed
the full distance FIVE yards in advance
OF r. Vickstrom. club mate, In IA 3-5
seconds. or three-ffths of a second bet
ter than the old figures.
Stamberg was bit slow in leaving
his mark. but he quickly made UP
ground once ne settled into his stride
At the fifty yard mark he drew even
with 3. o. Sandquist also OF the Swed-
ish American A. G. After brief strug-
gle StaInberg bounded away, and went
in hot pursuit OF Vickstrom, who also
started from scratch. but got away
quickly He canght and passed Wick
strom twenty-five yards from The tape.
Tho most spectacular performance
was turned in by Eric Carlson, dis
tance runner OF the Swedish aggrega-
ton. He ran over the last leg Of the
medley relay race at one mile, and
when he began his chase the quartet Of
the Swedish A. G. OF Bridgeport Conn.
had .ead or twenty yards. He not
only succeeded in making up that dis
tancc in the half mile but led the Con-
necticuat runners to the tape by fifteen
yards.
The summaries:
100 Yard Dash. HandIcap--won by 6.
Ogren. Swedish a. G., Bridgeport q yards)
yards). second; @. johnson. Swedish A. G..
Bridgeport q Yard. third. Time, 10 10
seconds.
A. C. (scratch): r. Viekstrom. Swedish
american q. 2. (scrateh) second; p. Q.
third. Time. ii 3-5 seconds.
4i0 Yard Run. Handicap-Won by G. John
son, Swedish A. q. Bridgeport {scretchl :
lean a. 9. d6 yards). third. Time. 80 40
seconds.
Two Mile Run. Handicap-won by J, rrin,.
sen. Gjoa 8. c. C25 yards), second; G.. Benz
son. Swedish American A. G. Gao yards).
third @e II. 10 minute minutes e ss seconds
A. Soini. Finninsh American A. c. (22 foetl.
with throw Of l65 feet 1o1k inches: n.
yicSHtrom. Swedish American A. G. (2h
feet). with throw OF 161 feet ~ inches,
second: v. Winsjans-n. Norwegian Turn So
clety GO feeD. with throw OF 15G feet
Il inch, third.
Putting the ~ Pound shot, Handicap-wor
by o. Carlsberg. NorweSan Turn Society
60 feet). with put OF 30 feet Az inches
A. Scini. Finnish American A. c. g feet)
with. put Of 90 feet "a inches. second
9. Magnuson. Viking A. @. (5ih feet). with .
put or A feet az inches. third.
One Mile Medley Relay for Scandinavian
"a ~ oh Non no el.
A. 9. team No. ! Or. Vickstrom, B. Sand
quist. ~. Carlson. II. Stambcrg): Swedish
A. G., Bridgeport. second: Swedish American
a. 9. team No. =, third. Time, minutes
81 seconds.
The New York herald., 1921-08-29
President Harding Invited
to National Tennis Final

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. rs. An invita-
ton has been extended 70 President IIar-
ding to attend tho final match of the
lawn tennis singles championship of
the United states, Il was announced to-
night by officials OF the Germantown
Cricket Club. where the tournament will
open September 2.
A box directly back or the champion
ship court has been set aside for the
President and his guests. The Amori-
can Davis cup team played before the
President on the White House courts
shortly before II went to Australia and
the Chief Executive then expressed n
desire TO sec a championship match.
This information was conveyed TO the
Germantown officials by William T. TIL
den. holder OF the worlds title.
Boxes for the tournament already
have been engaged by tho British Em-
bassy, Gov. Sproul Of Pennsylvania and
Mayor Moore Of Philadelphia. Prep
aratious arc being made 10 accommodate
one of the largest crowds in the history
Of the event.
The New York herald., 1921-08-29
Bouts of the Week.
TONIGHT.

TONIGHT.
Rroadvny Exhibition Association
(Broolsiyn)-Dave Rosenberg W. italian
Joe Cans. IL rounds.
Armory A. A. Jersey CityD--Johnny
Drummie ". Young Tiger. le rounds.
Frrepo-t Auditorium tFrecport. y. ~
kid sullivan ". Harry Mitchell. 10
10 rounds: Eddie White ". johnny
Lucas, 10 rounds.
Brighton Boxing Cinh tstatcn I~land)--
Johnny Green w. Young Denny, 10
rounds.
TUESDAY,. AUG. 20.
Qurensboro A. A. Cfong Island City)
---~nni Lagonia vs.. Jack Tomashek, I2
rounds; Billy levine vs.. Dave Astcy, I2
roundsi Willie Thompson ". Eddie
clifford, 10 rounds.
THURSDAY, SEPT. I.
Jamaica :. G.. tJnmnica, T.. I.)-
Sailor Joe Kelly vs.. Happy Hayes, u
rounds; Corona Kid W.. Murray
Schwartz, 10 rounds.
FRIDAY. SEPT. 2.
Palace 81 JOY :. G. (Coney Island)-
sammy sicgcr ". Harvey Bright. r.
rounds.
Hunts Point :. &. tBronx)--Manny
WeNler ~. kewpie Collins. 10 rounds
Eddie Crozicr ". Jack Mcnahan, 10
rounds.
list Regiment, w.. Jackie Moore, 18th. "
Reese, f2th, 10 rounds.
SATURDAY. SErT. ,.
Commonwealth q. C.--Johnny Murray
". Rcd Csp Wilson, ~ rounds, Tony
iyo,s vs.. Johnny scIiy, ~ rounds.
The New York herald., 1921-08-29
No Wind for the Arrows.

Special Despatch q THE NEW YonK IIrnMp.
GREENWICH. Conn.,. Aug 2s.-For tho
first time this season the yachts in the
Arrow class and Indian IIarbor one de-
sign knockabout classes wcro unable 10
complete The course or the Indian Har-
Dor Yacht Club this morning within an
hour and half. the time allowed under
the yacht racing rule of the association.
and no time was taken.
Richard r. Monks. a. chairman of the
regatta committee. called The races of,
An unusually light wind was given as
the reason for the yachts being unable
to finish within tho specified time.
The New York herald., 1921-08-29
Plan Busy Month for Gibbons

ST. PAUL, Aug 2s.--An effort Is be-
ing made to arrange bouts for Mike
Gibbons, St Paul mddleweight boxer.
for every night except Sunday between
September II and October 12. 1t was an
nounced by his manager Gibbons said
he hopes to set record in participating
IN twenty-five or thirty bouts in as
many nights.
The New York herald., 1921-08-29
3. w. King Victorious in
Fifteen Mile Bicycle Race

Under the auspices OF the Italian
American Gymnastic Association. Inc.
Of Brooklyn, the Third Annual Fifteen
Mile Bicycle Road Race. sanctioned by
the Amateur Bicycle League Of America.
was held yesterday morning on Ocean
Parkway.
r. w. King OF the Empire City Wheel
men OF Brooklyn. with n handicap Of
four minutes. was the winner. j. Tilgner
OF the G. X. G. A. in winning the fast
time prize broke all records for fifteen
miles. The order Of finish:
The New York herald., 1921-08-29
Miller First in Walk.

With the aid OF a handicap Of more
than one minute II. Miller won tho mile
handicap walk for members OF the Amer
lean Walkers Association at Macombs
Dam Park yesterday. The summary.
one Mile Walk Handicap--won by ~.
Miller a minute 20 seconds): II, Hinckle
is seconds), second II. Wagner (35 sccondsl :
third. s. Goldman q minute ! scconds).
fourth /. Boskln (scratch). fifth. Time
minutes 10 seconds. Bositn, who Is the
former junior indoor champion FOR walking
ono mile. was clockcd In I minutes 40 sec
onds.
The New York herald., 1921-08-29
KiIbane-Frush Forfeits Up.

CLEVELAND, Aug. 2s.-Johnny Kilbane.
champion featherweight, and Danny
Frush CT Baltimore, challenger, have
posted their forfeits with the Cleveland
Boxing Commission 10 guarantee their
appearance in the ring for their twelve
round decision contest here Saturday
afternoon, September II.
The New York herald., 1921-08-29
De Orc to Resume Matches.

Alfredo De orc. former worlds three
cushion and pocket billiard champion.
viii play a series OF match games
against James Mature at the Ambassa-
dor Billiard Academy this afternoon.
Forty-five points at three cushion win
be played each afternoon and evening
throughout the week.
The New York herald., 1921-08-29
The seasons champion prizes wer,
awarded as follows:

IA class-First Prize boat Dove: owner.
Cailegkau BIB Clasa-First prize boat, Ada
laidc, William ConiSlin: second prize. GlorI-
ana, William Dudley; third prize. Snalueen.
Waiter Kiddc. y Class-First prize boat,
Idewild. Y. q. Halstcsd, Jr: second prize.
Moonbcam, John Blake third prize. Cecilc,
Robinson. Indian Clnss--First prize boat.
Non'suk, NJ. q. Atwatog, Jr.: rccond prixe.
Nennecoit. =, A. lfalocl;. third prize Chero-
kec, Carr Pflgg. SS CiaTs-First prize hcat.
Sol. Rodney klmhan: second prize Minus,
Fred Burrcll; third prize, Mcrrywing, John
iIanlcN.
The New York herald., 1921-08-29
Wins Canadian Golf Title.

WINNIPEG. Man, Aug es.-Trank Thomp-
son OF tho MississauEa club, Toronto young
est member Of the famous FolfinF family.
won the Canadian amateur golf champion
ship ~ the Birds Till course of The Winnl-
peg club last Saturday after one ~ the
prestest woif duels ever staged N Canada.
Al square With his opponent. Charlie Hague
of the Calgary Golf and Country Club, at
the end Of the thitty-sx holes. lie won tho
match a. the thlrty-eiehth hole where he
laid hia Western rival dead stymc.
The New York herald., 1921-08-29
Wins Long Swimming Race.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 2s.--Duke Herring
de ol Nfattos. Brazilian long distance swim
mer, won the annual five mile race for the
George n. pawlinR trophy on the Schuylkul
River yesterday, finishing $50 yards ahead
of hls nearest rival, Carl Urban ~ phila-
delphia. Eily Titus. also of Philadelphia,
VAS third. Tho winners time vas hours
II mnutcs md 10 seconds. Twenty one
sw miners started.
The New York herald., 1921-08-29
Ward to Coach Swarthmore.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2s.-w. @. ward
'22. the varsity tackle on the University OF
Pennsylvania football team last year and
heavyweight wrestling champion Of tho uni
versity. has been engaged 20 coach tho
swarihmorc College linemcn this fall as an
assistant 20 Head Coach y. Mercer.
The New York herald., 1921-08-29
British Golf Champion
Here for National Meet
Feature Matches in
"Met" Tennis To-day

At 4 r. M.-Philip Neer OF Stanford
University vs.. Cedric Major of New
York; II. Gordon Lowe, England, VS.. Jay
l.. Anderson, New York; Willis E. Davis,
san Francisco, VS.. Frank Danielson, New
York.
At p MI. o. Anderson, Australia,
vs.. X. nj. Triest, New York; j. Ii.
Hawkes., Australia, VS.. w. Halsey Wood,
New York; Vincent Richards, New York,
vs.. Ralph II. Roberts, New York.
How TO reach grounds-Boat from Bat
terry landing at go 7. NJ Fourth avenue
3. +. T. subway to Eighty-slxth street
The New York herald., 1921-08-29
The Themis Leads the Stars.

PoRr WASHINGTON, L. l., Aug. 2s.-In
the series OF races for the Long Island
star class championship to-day the
Themis proved the winner. The sum-
mary:
TNTERCLUB CHAMPIONSHIP RACE
STAR CLASS-DIvrsToN A-START
S:f0-COURSE MILES.
The New York herald., 1921-08-29
In the Roped Arena.

r. " Ditmars. chairman OF the athletic
committee OF the Crescent A. O., IL trying
10 arrange special bout between Archie
Walker OF the Pastime A. O., the champion
o. amateur lightweights in New York State,
and Martin Smith OF Congress Council. X.
OF c., 70 take place at the Crescent's box
ing show next week.