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The New York herald., 1921-08-09
ny HENRY v. KING.

Special Despatch 10 THE New York HERALD.
SARATOGA SPRINGS. Aug. S.-The UNI
certainty Of horse racing was again
exemplifed here this afternoon when
Parader won the North Creek Handi-
cap. an event for three-year-olds, at
one mile. The track was heavy from a
severe electrical storm on Sunday night,
and Mrs. Wilfrid viau's Ten Lee was
the only horse in the race which had a
reputation as being a mud lark.
s. A. Clopton. owner and trainer OF
Parader didn't believe his horse could
travel, in the going; James Rowe,
trainer of Harry Payne Whitney's Dart
moor. and Jack Goldsborough, trainer OF
Dry Moon, was sure his colt could not
give the weight and a beating to Ten
Lee in the sticky going, and Sandy
McNaughton was confident his Ten Lee
would win. He said she had much the
best of the weights, and that she liked
the going so well that she would go to
the front at the start and remain there
TO the end.
The opinion OF the four trainers be-
came known 10 the race goers long
before post time. with the result that
Ten Lee had a host of friends. while
his opponents were neglected. This was
especially true of Parader. This geld
Ing opened at to /, but II seemed as
II no one wanted to wager on him, and
at post time there were many who were
willing TO bet 15 to l he would not win.
But when II came TO racing he won
like l to 15 shot. Coltiletti had the
leg UP on him and rode one of his bad
le,.t IL d.. n
stepped past the judges q length in
front OF Ten Lee, which was doing her
best to take the second end Of the
purse from Dartmoor by half a length.
Little Hummer Did His Best.
Little Eddie Hummer rode Ten Lee
He got her away from the barrier well
and rode as we'll as his little arms per-
mitted He guided his mount along In
front in the best going, but when II
came to the finish he was not strong
enough to keep the filly going She
tired badly at the final eighth pole and
swerved in TO the near fence. When
Parader ranged alongside of him on
the outside Eddie went to the whip, but
his blows did not have enough force
behind them and Ten Lee failed to
respond.
AIteT tHe race DOtH 1loptoH ana Nc
Naughton blurted out: "That's horse
racing for YOU"
II thought I'd win and Clopton didn't
believe he had a chance" said Nc
Naughton.
II did not think my horse would finish
third" said Clopton. II looked for Ten
Lee to race home all by herself
Penrose carried 123 pounds and sped
through the heavy going as If she were
out for little exercise gallop in the
second race, and beat Chateau Thierry
and Cimarron in a gailop. She darted
to the front as soon as the barrier went
UP, raced Cimarron into submission
in the first quarter Of a mile and then
went on by herself. and at the end was
The New York herald., 1921-08-09
DeSpiSed Outsider Fools
Trainers and Players
Even the Owner of Parader Did Not Think His Colt
Could Run in Mud but He Won at 10 to |
From Three Competitors

two lengths IN front OF Chateau Thierry.
whic.l beat cimarron half length.
Coltiletu rode a bad race on Chateau
Their Y. He rated her far behind the
pace Until entering the home stretch.
Then ho began 10 ride hard and his
charge responded to his urging, but he
had been too far back and the race was
over when Chateau Thierry got going ar
ter best.
Rancocns CoIors I'm Front.
The Rancocas Stables colors flashed
home in front In the third event when
Restraint ran away from Cape Pillar
and Swift Grass Swift Grass led TO the
head of the stretch and then gave way
to Restraint. At the final fur.ong pole
Cape PILLAR came with a rush and
reached the filly's saddle girth but
Fator went To work on her and under
his urging she struggled on while Cape
Pillar quit and Restraint went away 10
win easily by three lengths.
Old Pickwick with an apprentice lad
named Reilly in the saddle won the fifth.
Pickwick earned the major portion of
the purse by only half length but
that was because Reilly was not able to
do justice TO his horse. He raced him
all over the track but the old fellow ran
over his horses in the home stretch on
his own courage and got up in time to
beat MavNhona by half length. Scotch
Verdict was third.
The New York herald., 1921-08-09
Miss stirling Returns.

With the returs by the Carmania yes
terday of Miss Alexa Stirling America
once again may claim TO be IN posses
sion of every ounce of her golfing
strength. The woman champion has lin
gered on a good deal longer than any
of tho other celebrities who sailed away
earlier In the season In quest of British
championships. but she Is home at last,
and in a few short weeks probably will
be defending the title which che has
held since 1916 against one of the best
fields, If not tle very best. that ever
competed In women's golf tournament
in this country.
Mlss Stirling was unstinted in her
praise Of the British golfers and the
treatment she received while abroad.
She asserted that she was given royal
welcome and afforded every opportunity
10 bring home the cup. The champion
expects to spend a few days with friends
mere before returning TO Atlanta.
The New York herald., 1921-08-09
Boxing Board Changes
Rules Without Authority
Abe Attell, in Court,
Admits His Identity

THE man who was arrested out
side the Polo Grounds last
Sunday for selling IS cent
ticket 10 the baseball game gave his
name as Joseph Weller, 80 years
old. of 162 East Fifty-fourth street.
When arraigned in Washington
Heights Court yesterday morning on
a charge Of speculating. Weller" ad-
mitted to Assistant District Attorney
o. T. Saylor that he Is Abe AttelI,
former featherweight champion.
Magistrate George w. Simpson held
him in $500 bail for Special Sessions.
The defendant explained that he
bought ticket TO the Polo Grounds
and was refused admission because
OF an argument which he had at the
grounds about a year ago. When he
could not use the ticket he sold 1t
to Detective Cummings Of the Fifth
Inspection District. the detective
charges.
The New York herald., 1921-08-09
Jack Johnson's Threat.

Special Despatch 10 THE NEW YoaK HERALp
ATLANTIC CRY. y. j.. Aug, S.--Jack
Johnson declared here this afternoon that
should the New York Boxing Commits
sion refuse 70 issue license 10 him he
will appeal 20 Gov. Miller.
Half an hour before Johnson. former
heavyweight champion Of the world. was
scheduled % box n three round eXhlbi-
tlon bout here with Willie Jackson OF
New York in = baseball park, Chair
man Robert Dougherty OF the New Jer-
sey Boxing Commission notified local
promoters that Johnson would not be
permitted 10 don pair OF boxing gloves
in this State.
The New York herald., 1921-08-09
WIN TENNIS GOLF = RACING - TROTTING BOXING
Point judith Pirates
Win Atlantic Polo Cup
Defeats Dedham Wanderers
by 8 Goals to S.

Special Despatch 70 The NEW YoaK HExArp-
POINT JUDITH, Aug. s.-Two games
featured the polo play at the Country
Club to-day, the Point Judith Pirates
defeating the Dedham Wanderers, TO S,
in the final for the Atlantic cups and
Bryn Mawr winning from Point Judith,
? 70 8, in the play for the first leg OF
the Army and Navy cups
IL the first game the Massachusetts
four were decidedly of form. both Good
win and Shaw making a remarkably
poor showing after their brilliant work
in the earlier games. The second match
was much the faster OF the two. foster
and Smith and John Converse starring.
Clark took another cropper during this
game and as he attempted TO arise from
the ground was knocked down by pony
He was uninjured. however.
The New York herald., 1921-08-09
American Players Win
in Canadian Tourney

NIAGARA ON THE LAKE, Ont, Aug. s.
American tennis players scored vic
tories over Canadians when the inter
national tournament began here to-day
In playing weather that was almost
ideal. Fulton of Cleveland won from
Il. w. Bickle of Toronto, 6-S. Ga, in
the open singles. and Charles Whiting
of Buffalo downed c. A. Lundy, Toronto,
ST, ca, 9-7.
Harold Taylor, New York. beat Nc
Gee. New York, Go, 6--1. Loring
Danforth, Buffalo. defeated r. Cannon,
Cincinnati, Sc, 60, and ID. r. Nc
Kenze Toronto, won from 0. Fripp,
ottawa. 6-l. GO.
The New York herald., 1921-08-09
Murray Is Victorious in
international Tournament

NIAGARA A-oN-THE-LAKE, ont, Aug g..
--R. Lindley Murray. former American
national tennis champion. defeated NJ.
W. Duthrie of Toronto. Go. Go. in
the opening. round for the international
championships to-day.
Other American winners were Fulton
of Cleveland Loring Danforth of Buffalo.
Harold Taylor OF New York and Charles
Whiting of Buffalo. Fulton will meet
Murray tomorrow.
Frank Anderson of Brooklyn, ". ",
national indoor champion Walter Wes-
brook of Detroit and Hurd of Chicago
will play tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1921-08-09
E. COLORADO HARD
TROTTER TO BEAT
Walter Cox Drives Bay Stallion
to His Fourth Stake Vic
tory This Season.

CLEVELAND, Aug. s.-Barton Pardee OF
Atlantic City, y. T.. added another stake
TO his list when Ifs horse. r. Colorado,
driven by Walter Cox. won the $4,000
Plain Dealer 2 :0S trot, the feature event
of to-day's Grand Circuit programme
here. 1t was L. colorado's fourth stake
victory In six starts this season. He
captured the event easily in straight
heats
Brooke Worthy set the pace to well
into the stretch In the first mile, but
was unable TO withstand II Colorado's
challenge. and in n driving finish sue
cumbed In the Anal sixty yards. Great
Britton, equal fayorite with the winner
was distanced.
In the second heat Cox got away tc
a flying start with H. Colorado. but tool
him back 10 second place behind Brook,
Worthy When called upon u. Colorado
responded gamely and passed the tirinl
Brooke Worthy in the stretch, winning
pulled up. Voltage took second place.
Four Finish Heads Apart.
The final heat furnished the most ex
citing finish Of the day, Brooke Worthy
Dorothy Day, Voltage and Brusilof
finishing heads apart in the order named
With Union Trotting Association rule
in effect, Z. Colorado was ruled out afte
taking the first two heats.
Peter Henley. owned by Tommy Muir
ply of Poughkeepsie, y. y. odds OF
favorite, had no trouble winning tn
American Sportsman Sweepstakes, set
. 4, ,s.,. In, hpth hnHfa
After losing the first heat in the 2 90
pace to Senator Wilkes. Roy Grattar
took the next two and the event. III
was Murphy's second winner.
The Sum maries.
American Sportsman Sweepstakes-Thre"
year-olds: pacing; value ~ 300:
Peter Henley. br. g., by Peter the Great
Harvest ~ TT Brook. br. c.. by The Har-
Ruth voio. b. t., BY Peter volo (coD,.
The ie Plain Dealer: :os. trotting; purs
E. Colorado, b. h.. by Colorado f.
Brooke worthy. b. h., by Justice
Brooke (Murphy) ...........,, Z .
Voltage. blk h.. by Peter volo tEsanl
Dorothy Day. ch. M, by Peter the
Bovola. GrSa. i9" blk. g.. by Rediiac CBerry,.
Brusiloff, Escotillo, Eliza Dillon, Grea
Britton, Selka and Uhlan Brooke als'
started.
Time-2 :o4S. 2:o4A. 2;osh.
2:o4 Class-Pactng; purse l.50o.
Roy Grattan, b. g., by Grattan Royal
(Murphy) .................... .....s.,
Senator Wilkes. blk. g., by oro
wilkes (V. Fleming) ..,.........,.
Belle Aicantara. b. M, by Sir Alcan-
tara (Malloy). ...,...,..:.........:
Jay Brook, b. g., by Silent Brook
(sdman) .......s....,..-.,., .,.......
The Hoosier Lay, b. m. by Mitre
Beater (Palin) )..,.t......-.......'
Edna Early also started.
Time. :05. 2:05&. 2:o5.
g:20 Class-Trottlng purse 81 200.
King Harvester, br. h., by The Har-
vester wv. Fleming). ................ l re
Worthy Etawah, b. g., by Etawah
"a. MeDonald) .......,.........,-
Princess Nadena, b. M, by Justice
Brooke Murphy .........,A.,..'...
Great Excitement. b. m. by Peter the
Great (McMshon) )........,.........
Fayette National, br. g. by San
Francisco tSwaim) )....-,,...4...... . /.
The Mailman, Voseta. Liberty Todd. just
Tramp. Franklyn p. and Sadie Silver also
started.
Time :Osst, 2:0s, a.iiL.
The New York herald., 1921-08-09
Stone Is Knocked Out.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. S.-"ChuclI" wig
gins Of Indianapolis knocked over Jack
Stone of New York in the third round
Of their scheduled fifteen round bout
here tonight The fight was stopped
when Stone crouched over the ropes,
weak and exhausted.
The New York herald., 1921-08-09
Martin Whips Michaels.

Pepper Martin last night gained the judges
decision over Bobby Michaels In twelve
round bout In the broadway Exhibition Club
In Brooklyn. Mlchaels floored his opponent
three times In the first round and Martin
fioored Michaels once III the second round
and again In the fourth Htanza. In ten
round contest Sammy Burns received the
verdict over Frankie Pitcher.
The New York herald., 1921-08-09
Yankee Cricketers Trail.

LONDON, Aug. s.--The Phladeiphian
cricketers began two days fixture to-
day against a strong team known as the
"Incogniti' The Americans. who went
first TO bat. were all out for t59, and at
the close of the days play the Incogniti
had scored 1e8 for two wickets. Mifflin.
not out. made the top scors for the
Americans--5s.
The New York herald., 1921-08-09

ALBANY, Aug. s.--Jabez White, AL
bany bantamweight. scored knockout
over Bobby Hanson OF Brooklyn in the
seventh round OF a scheduled twelve
round bout here tonight. The referee
stopped the bout. Hanson being punished
badly.
The New York herald., 1921-08-09
Fishing Boat Race Changed

HALIFAX, y. =. Aug. S,-Postpone-
:nent OF the international fishing schooner
races off Halifax from October l until
October % was announced tonight by
the Canadian race committee.
The New York herald., 1921-08-09
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The New York herald., 1921-08-09
NEW YORK HERALD RACING CHART
s.-weather clear; track slow.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, n. ", Aug.

e77
CHI Garh.
The New York herald., 1921-08-09
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

FOR sALIs-saddie horse dark brown. 1874
hands, 8 years. long tail, sound. quiet !:
suitable for lady or gentleman; can be seon
sou N Y
The New York herald., 1921-08-09
Bobby Hanson Knocked Out.

WtHIHtr pHTIIy cIUuuys trhcK BIoWs
~
'Five pounds apprenticeship allowance.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-13
Won ELM ANDBR0MFIE[DWI
SEML-FINALSF0R GOLF TITLE
Salt Lake Links Star and, Denverite Meet Today for
Trans-Mississippi Championship In
Finals

Kansas City. Missouri. association
medalist. s up and to go, and
81 omfield eliminating the fast Texas
player. T, b Cochran OF wichita
Falls. ? up.
While the Salt Lake younsster
played the best golf OF the day play
ing so well that in tho thirteen holes
OF the afternoon round. ward was
one down to him despite a score by
Ward of one under par, the thrills
were furnished by Cochran. who
showed an iron heart and deadly
putter to the crowd that watched the
finish OF his match. on the fifteen
tn. sixteenth and seventeenth holes
OF The afternoon Cochran had TO sink
long puts to keep in the race as
Broulheld was playing steady game.
on the fifteenth Cochran sunk
twenty foot putt. but only got a
haived- hole. on the sixteenth. after
playing out of a bunker to diSad-
vantage on the green Cochran holed a
fifteen footer. on the seventeenth,
when he was two down and TWO TO :"
and had to win the hole he sank a
ten footer after Bromfield had gone
to the rim OF the cup but at up and
to go he could not square the
match His first shot was into the
bunker.
He recovered nicely but shot hts
Chird into another punhef was On Nhe
green in four. while Bromtield was
on in two Bromfield holed four
and Cochran conceded the Colorado
man the match.
Bromfiela was one up on Cochran
at the end of the first but the
match was squared At the end OF the
morning round. on the first nine IN
the afternoon Bromfield was two up
and Cochran could not cut HE leau
| until the thirty fifth hole which ne
! won. making him one down and one
/ to go. ,..-,
! ia Falls man made on the last nine
! won him many friends in the gallery
| Ward started the afternoon round In
| an impressive fashion, by making the
first hole. 500 yards long. in three
| This is two below par. He was ther
four down. He took the second wher
Won Elm missed putt. and was three
down. He shot a par four on the thiru
but Won Elm had found hts stride ant
shot three and was again four hp
The Utah star had par ON the next
two holes and won them both. They
halved the sixth Ward came bact
| with TWO birdie threCs on the seventh
and eiEhth holes while Won Elm wa
PLAYING perfect golf for fours. Ware
was then four down but Won Elm hat
a birdie three on tho ninth and wal
five up again. Tho tenth and eleventh
were halved with par fours. Won Elm
had a dormie six on the twelfth whei
Ward missed a putt, The next hol'
was halved and Ward eliminated.
!, Won Elm tomorrow will be fightini
!, for his third golf title lie is The hold
er Of the Utah state championship nn'
the Pacific Northwest championship
He won tho latter title this juno at th'
Waverly country club course in Port
land
He won his first title when he wa
is years old, taking the Utah cham
pionship He repeated the followin,
year aud won it again last year.
In his 81 holes today Won Elm hac
four brides and 1s holes in par. H
was but seven strokes over par on th'
81 holes. He was two under par fo
the last eleven holes Ward was un
questionably off form in the mornini
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-13
MIKE PAGAAO
ON WARPAT

Mike Pagano, Pueblo bantam. is on
his high horse. or rather on his motor
cycle He states that he understands
Demon Reverb. lis pound flash, mas
issued an open challenge TO the state
ir the bantam class. That makes
Mike rather sore ana ne wants all his
friends to know that he is willing 10
fight the Spaniard at any time ana
any place.
Pagano and Reverb have met so
many times that we have lost exact
count. But one thing VIC DO know IL
that there has never been a satistac-
tory decision reached and at the pres
ent time the boys stand with honors
a bout even,
Demon is a clever fast boy, while
Mike is easy going, a bear for assiml-
latinE punishment and a hard hitter
There are many fight fans in Pueblo
and the state. who would like to see
the two bantams in action against
each ether once again and it is hoped
that some enterprisinE promoter MIL
take advantage of the present frame
OF mind OF the lads and match them
for semi-final We believe that
the result OF their next meeting Will
mean that there Is one less logical as
pirant to the lis pound honors of the
state and country.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-13

North Randall. Cleveland. O., Aug
IA new seasons racing record TOT
one mile was established hsre tou'S
when Single q equalled ms marx %
1859 made at Atlanta last tail ne
record was made in an attempt ny
single G to lower his seasons record
of > minutes Single G. driven by ia
Allen, indianapolis reinsman, was
paced bv Two runners. He went 10 the
Arst quarter in 20 i-2 seconds, the halt
in 80 IL seconds. the tn zee quarters IN
l:e9 IL and paced the last quarter IN
20 IL seconds, finishing the mile IN
! so minutes.
II was the third time durius the pres
ent Grand Circuit meeting that IN.
ttna records have been lowered. Wite
six races. including one heat Of the
s:le pace. unfinished yesterday on the
car tht races we're decided In the two
heat plan To complete the prosrsm to-
day
The track was wet IN the early part
of the program
The free for all pace. the feature OF
the getaway card went 10 Hal Manune
, the favorite. but not until three heats
had been raced,
sanardo was forced 10 pace the last
quarter in % L. seconds to win me
first heat which FURNISHED the nle-l
spectacular finish OF meeting. FoP
Geers set the pace with shhatu1 ".
out and barely lasted 10 beat the fast
coming Hal Malone ahead with Frisco
June. like distance back
Sanardo again set a trifino par" I'M
the second heat but had nothiuc ~
reserve wien challcns'i by Hal Ma
hone In the stretch and waA beaten "a
length. The third heat 'yns prae tieHllN
a repetition OF the second,
Walter Cox and Tom Murphy. each
drove their fourth W nscrs OF the
meeting Cox wa- behind Hildh
Fletcher. which tool, the 81 trot and
Murphy drove Carrrolata Hal To VIC
tory in the 2;12 tro;.
W. A. Collins o. P-netancuisnene.
Canada. owner of I ucy l., was sus-
y, nded by the judges fer thirty days
TO-DAY for alleged improper driving of
the mare in the first heat OF the 2.lo
pace yesterday After Lucy l. had
finished secoud. c. Valentine Of COL
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-13
CLEVELAND Wins
CHICAGO OPENER
Faber Not Up To Usua!
Standard and Is Hit
Hard
AMERICAN

Cleveland. o., Aug. 12.-Cleveland de-
OF the series. Faber did not have his
usual effectiveness against Cleveland
and was taken out after Cleveland had
punched hits in each of the first four
innings, scoring five runs, Hodge was
much more of puzzle.
coveleskle blanked the White sox,
until the eighth
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-13

Denver, Colo. Aug. IA new
trans Mississippi golf association
champion will come out OF the west
tomorrow. He will be either George
Won Elm. the 2O-year-old salt Lake
City star Or l.. d. Bromfield OF Dem
yer. Colo. state champion.
Van Elm and Bromfield won the
right to compete for the title by an
nexinc their semi-final matches to-
day. van Elm defeating ]. C. Ward OF
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-13
nat,nric.-Hn,..

Bstteries-Hoyt. Ferguson and
schang; Hasty. Naylor and Perkins,
Myatt
Summarv-Two base hits: Peckin-
paugh. c. Walker. Three base hits:
Witt. Home run: Ruth. stolen base:
Myatt Double plays: Ward and
Hoyt: Dykes and ]. Falker. 2: Hasty.
Dykes and ]. Walker. Bases on balls.
Off Naylor. .. Hasty. I Hoy. 4:
Ferguson, g. Innings pitched: BY
Naylor. g. Hasty. s. Hoyt. la:
Fergusin. 22-3. Struck out: BY
Hasty. ?. Hoyt. 2: Ferguson, 3. Wild
pitch: Naylor, 2.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-13
No. Al for Ruth

Philadelphia. Aus l2-Babe Ruth
hit his 4ith home run OF the season
here in the eighth inning of 'oday ;
game with the Philadelphia Americans.
The ball went into the left field
bieacherSS
No one was on base.
Ruth made his ;4th homer in 1920
on August 2s, off Kerr Of Chicago IN
game at New York He now Is II
daNs ahead OF his lrts years 70. ord.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-13
VAN GLIDER HOLDS
AND pRowSs WIN

Detroit. Mich. Aug. l2.-Nan
Glider held Detroit to six hits and st.
Louis won. Leonard was hit twelve
times in eight innings, but the field
irg Of Bobby Jones kept down the
visitors score, Score:
St. Louis ... 100 100 1903 IL !
Detroit ...... o10 600 ooO-1
Batteries-Van Guilder and Sever
cid: Leonard. Middleton and Bassier.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-13
GIANTS AGAIN LOSE

New York. Aug i2.-New York lost
more ground in its pursuit Of Pitts
burg by dropping the third game Of
its series with Brooklyn. Grimes held
the Giants to four hits. three OF which
we're made by Frisch. Two singles. a
pass and a sacrifice for the superbas
in the first inning. Score
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-13

round. taking an 81 His previous
nigh score durinE the tournament for
this distance. had been e. Yet
when he played better than par. he
could not win holes from the salt
Lake golfer Ward had three brides
and u holes in par
All OF his brides and : Of the par
scores came IN thr thirteen holes Of
the afternoon.
Bromfold. who win oppose Won Elm
in the championship match tomorrow,
has won the Colorado championship
six times. He is Ahirty years old In
tournament experience. however he
viii have little advantage over the
Utah younEstcr. In tho 3s holes he
played today Bromficid was Just y
strokes over par He had two brides
and par on % holes
All flights except tho championship
and consolation. we're finished today
In the consolation Frank Godchaux, Of
New Orleans and Harley Hurley OF
Topeka. win play tho finals tomorrow
Today GodchauN eliminated Ralph
Peters Of Omaha ak and four, and
Harley eliminated n Decker Of Kan
sas city. fiv" and three,
! s. Brown 81 Denver won the
championship IN the president flight
today from =. n. Alexander of Kan
saE city. Mo. three and two.
]. H. Monroe Of Kansas city. Mo
won tho championsnin in tho vice
presidents flight wnen he defeated n
w Brown Of Denver. seven and six
L. s. Knsslcr Of Denver defeated W
X Cundn ~ Denver ono up In 81
holes for tho championship In the soc
rc'arics flight.
w II. Brown Of Denver. defeated l.
e. Lamb NJ Denver four and three ir
the championshin match of tho direct
ors flight.