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cacfo eabefiudo con iab6n blando Dc
pntata yaeua aequese en- geguida con
ma toalla y meso apIfQues6 dialIamen
te la fbti1n Indicada.
The New York herald., 1921-06-17
Straight Sets Rule in
c. {. Of Westchester Tennis
Voshell, Pell and Werner Are
Among Contenders to Win.

One rouni in the invitation singles
tournament at the Country Club of
Westchester yesterday was enough to
indicate who are the contenders for the
annual trophy. In the upper half S.
Howard voshell. who won the event in
1919; Leonard Beekman and Herbert l..
Bowman stand out above the rest, while
in the lower half the most prominent are
Theodore r. Pell w. Merrill Hall and
Joseph L. Werner. the Princeton Univer-
sity captain.
Country Club Of Westchester Invitation.
Singles, First Round--Jullan s. Myrick de-
feated S. w. Merrihew, 6--3, Ga: s. Howard
voshell defeated Hoffman Nickerson. 6-1.
6--1; Alex. Her VS.. g. A. l.. Dionne. 14-12
nfinlshed Albert j. Ostendorf defeated Il.
p. Robinson. Cd. 6-4; William Rosenbaum
defeated Murray Vernon. 7-5, 8-4 Theodore
r. Peli defeated Charles Chambers. CO.
Go; Robert lie Roy defeated William A.
Campbell. Cd. s--2; Joseph L. Werner de,
feated III. G. Homans. 6-1, 6-1 Alfred
d. Hammett defeated Edmund w. Peaslee.
7--5, 6-l. II. N. Rawlns, Leonard Beck
man. Allen Behr, Walter Merrill Hall and
E. Il. Larned won by default.
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SAME OLD RIVALS

Recently pointed
inning contests history
nfrequent
They'll tell that wasn't for the long evenings would
enough
mobile couldn't home without blowing
out all four tires from glass cuts
remaining them anybody
with But the old rivalry still remains Twelve and thirteen
inning the Giants and Cubs getting
and commissions
Johnny certainly deserves
his exciabe
little with
the least thing that he has done It looks as vs
Of
did There
exhibition
and any others equally we'll known in the s, game Also
boxing enclosure
erected to shut off the view from the ehborng fields was put there
There for instance is iris Speaker
and Dick Kerr and Bib Faik
invited several
Of his friends the opening Of his swimming pool the
could beautifully attacvy
THE GIANTS.
They yaoshu understood
TO oodsenp
Through clouds of Pittsburgh smoke
Babe Ruth He
take his time ambing about the bases
sparrlng butt him
thu eyebrow? could hire a lot cheaper
We suppose that part of England
weeks vacation extended
they'll have time TO finish a game
The New York herald., 1921-06-17

Olson went out on fly to Whitted.
In the eleventh inning Glazner gave
way to a pinch hitter when the Pirates
had chance to score.
Grimm took two bases when Myers
muffed his fly and Schmidt sacrificed.
Cutshaw, batting for Glazner, popped
out and Mamaux tossed out 5igDee.
Adams succeeded Glazner, and In the
thirteenth inning Wheat doubled and
Schmandt sacrificed. Myers flied to
Carey. who threw Wheat out at the
plate With one out in the Pirates half
OF the fourteenth. Adams tripled. the
first hit off Mamaux. Skiff ran for
Adams. and, with Bigbee at bat the
squeeze play was attempted Bigbee
missed the ball and Skiff was tagged
out at the plate.
In the fifteenth inning Mamaux
pitched himself out of tight spot
Carey was safe on Kilduffs tumble
and Maranville sacrificed. Whitted
popped out and Barnhart flied to Grif-
fifth.
The first two Pirates up in the next
inning went out, and then Schmidt
singled and Yellowhorse hit a loop fly
to short centre. Myers dashed in and
Just as the ball was about to hit the
ground he pushed his gloved hand un-
der it and made one of the greatest
catches yet seen here.
The Dodgers had chance to score
In the fifteenth. With two out. Grif-
fifth and Wheat singled, but Myers
raised fly to Carey. The score:
The New York herald., 1921-06-17
MEADOWBROOKS WIN
BRYN MAWR FINAL
General Pershing and His Mill
tary Aids See Match
for Cup.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YoPw HERtLD
PHILADELPHIA. June 16.-- With Gen.
Pershing as an interested spectator the
Meadowbrook Ramblers to-day won the
finals In the Bryn Mawr cup polo tourna-
ment by defeating the Bryn Mawr team,
s goals to 8. Gen. Pershing In civilian
clothes was accompanied by his military
aide, Col Quackemeyer. who plays on
the War Department polo team. Mrs.
William c. Sproul. wife OF Gov. Sproul.
and a party Of Philadelphia friends. The
general threw out the ball to start the
match.
Meadowbrook won mainly through the
sensational playing OF g. M. Heckseher OF
New York. who scored three of his teams
eight goals. H. e. Talbot, Jr., came
through with two goals and his playing
also was matched by r. Penn Smith. Jr
The defensive playing of Robert II.
Strawbridge Jr.. for the winners. was
also spectacular.
Meadowbrooi started with a one goal
handicap and led at half time. 6 to 2.
Converse, Collins and Mathef each scored
goal for Bryn Mawr. Toward the
close of the seventh period Fred Roes
pony. in making a sharp turn. fell and
fractured a leg. 1t will have to be de-
stroyed. The lineup and summary:
MEADowRRooK BRYN MAwR.
RAMBLERS.
Hep. Hcp;
1-R. p. Smith. Jr. iii. w. Converse.
PC. M Heckscher. i2--A. NJ. Collins. > {
oh e. Talbot Jr. 4l3--V G. Mather.... 3
-1ack--R. T.. Mead Back-Fred Roe -. D
owbrook. Jr. 8
The New York herald., 1921-06-17
FiIipinos Default in
Davis Cup Tournament

T>HE Philippines will not be rep
resented In the Davis cup ten
mis- tournament this year after
all. Ohiciul notice was received by
the United States Lawn Tennis Asso-
citation yesterday that owing 70 the
inability OF the team TO engage pass
sage In time 90 reach the United
states for the preliminary round the
F'ilipinos have decided 10 default.
Their tennis team has not az yet
returned from the Far East cham
plonshlps NJ Shanghai. and cannot
get back IN time 10 book suitable
passage.
Accordingly. the japanese team ad-
vances % The seccnd round ~ de-
fault ana will meet the winners Of
the tie between the Zecho-H -Hlovakia
9nd Belgian teams Taf event viii
be decife1 AZ Minrsarolia. 20 which
city tine pfiiicDiree-JaDan match
hsd been assig1ef
The New York herald., 1921-06-17
Lang in Junior Final.

Jerry Lang reached the title round OF
the North Side junior tennis champlon-
ship at the University Heights Tennis
Club yesterday. defeating Ernest Kuhn
in the semi-final by n score of 6--3.
81, Sc. Lang was several times
within two strokes of defeat in the de-
Gliding set. Kuhn leading at one time
5-2. Numerous double faults proved
yer. costly to the winner. but he managed
to steady In time TO ward off defeat. It
was fortunate for Lang that about the
time that he came through with his VIC
torious rally in the last set Kuhn. over
anxious. began losing control.
In the final which is TO be played on
Sunday Lang is TO meet Morton Bern
stein.
The New York herald., 1921-06-17
Union League Golfers Tie.

J. A. Peck and Frederick Snare tied
for the low gross prize yesterday on the
knollwood Country Club links In the an
nual spring golf tournament of the
Union League Club. Each played around
the eighteen holes In rs strokes, leading
one of the best fields and one Of the
most successful golf Journeys ever held
under the auspices of this organization
The net awards. three In number. were
taken by r. w. Beardsley. with 800,
60, S. A. Slaymaker with $50. sc and
Frank l.. Chirman, who handed in n
card of 92--25. 81. In the best bail
contest G. VI. Walworth and w. NJ
Bennett led. with TIL. '6s. l.. j..
Shepherd won the putting competition.
with u score Of 35.
The New York herald., 1921-06-17
Pirates Beat Dodgers in
Seventeen Inning Battle
Eddie Collins Injured,
Will Be Out for Week

III DDIE COLLINS, greatest sec
r. ond baseman in the American
- League. was injured painfully
at the Polo Grounds yesterday and
will be out of the game for at least
4 week.
Collinss third knuckle Of the left
hand was driven up toward the
wrist by a terrific throw by Harry
Hooper in the seventh inning. Ruth
singled to right centre and Hooper
fielded the ball. He wanted to make
sure of stopping Ruth II he at
tempted TO make second and put all
his strength into the throw to Col
Inns, which was a bit wide.
Collins Immediately called a halt
and sent out call for doctor, who
happened TO be in the press box.
After q long wait Collins left the
game. Johnson went to short and
Mcclellan moved over to second.
The New York herald., 1921-06-17
Oelsner to Meet Ward
in N. j. Tennis Final

Play for the mems New Jersey tennis
championship narrowed down yesterday
to the final round at the Montclair Ath-
lctic Club, with Edward Oelsner and
Vanderbilt d. Ward the survivors. Oels-
ner had less difficulty than had been an
ticipated in disposing of Percy j..
Kynaston, the New England champion,
taking the match in straight sets. while
Ward triumphcd over F. d. Powers by
a score of 1911. 6--4.
Mems New Jersey Tennis Championship.
Singles Semi-final round Edward Oelsner
defeated Percy l.. Kynaston. 6--3, Cd; Van
derbilt ID. Ward defeated f. u. Powers,
13--11, Ga.
The New York herald., 1921-06-17

They qcish 1t understood, and said
IT isn't any Joke,
To gaze upon the road ahead
Through clouds OF Pittsburgh 81
The New York herald., 1921-06-17

Total ............ Al Total :.
The New York herald., 1921-06-17
Brooklyn Q 0 o 0 0 . o 0 3 0 0 0 0 90 o o.
Plttsb'gh 0 1 o 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 10
Reach Semi-Finals.

PHILADELPHIA. June i6.--J. b. Fenno.
Jr.. OF Harvard Sydney Thayer, Stanley
w. Pearson and Wallace r. Johnson. the
title holder, all OF Philadelphia, reached the
tournament for the championship OF Penn
sylvania In progress at the Merion Cricket
Club.
Fonno to-day defeated Paul Casey OF
Merton, 6-3. 0-2: Thayer eliminated A. L.
Reed 6-2. G-i; Pearson disposed OF DR.
Philip y. Hawk, Gil. ca. and johnson beat
Carl Fischer. captnin of the University of
team. o. Go.
The New York herald., 1921-06-17
J. S. Dean Sets Record.

WILMINGTON, Del, June lei. Simp-
son Dean. captain of the Princeton golf
team, won the medal to-day In the quail
flying round OF the Wilmington Country
Clubs invitation golf tournament. His
card OF T3 for the eighteen holes set
record for the reconstructed course.
A. l.. Walker. Jr.. captain OF the Co
lumbia University team. turned in card
of 1S
The New York herald., 1921-06-17
Golf Prize for Giles.

w. S. Giles won the annual golf tour
nament of the Greensboro Chamber OF
Commerce held yesterday at the Oakland
Golf Club. with score Of 93---23. TO-
William J. Hamilton was second with a
score OF 106--3o. &c. This event was an
eighteen hole handicap.
The New York herald., 1921-06-17
Plenty Of Iiukc and BIackfish - the Great
South Ray.

Capt. william schuster Of seaford. l..
says they are getting good catches OF fluke
and blackfish down th,re, but the weak
fish have not yet struck In. The water
is now warm enough for them and thcv
should show IN any day. The Captain snys
we should have good run Of weakfish In
tho bay this season following the mild win
ter. There Is any amount Of food In the
bay and when the fish do come In they
VIII stay. They usually strike In about the
same time that the jamaica Bay fish ar
rive. The METERS have been gathering them
IN In the nets at Fire Island for three weeks
or more.
The New York herald., 1921-06-17
Totals 10 4 flf37 211I

sRatted for Monroe In the thirteenth inning.
zone out when winning run was scored.
New York. ...... Q 0 101 0000 900 "a
Runs baited in.-T3y Young. .; by Snyder,
.. nv kcIlehcr I By Killefer, ! : by Sullivan,
. by O'Farreii, /. Earned runs-Off Doug
las OFF Benton, 3; off Nehf. off Alex
ander. a. Two base hits--Hollocher Frisch,
.: Bancroft. Smith. Sulliv7n, 2; Terry, SIy-
der. Three base hit--Kelieher. stolen bases
Young. Frisch. 2 Sacrifices-Sullivan.
Young, Kuicfer Kenchor. 3. Alexander,
Double play--i<illefer and Hollocher. Left on
hascs-New York. TO- Chicago, n. Bases on
balla-Cff Douglas, q; off Alexander, 2; OFF
Benton. l. Hlts--off Douglas. In In
nings tnone ou; IN seventy of Benton, I.
Wild pitch--Douglas. Losing pitcher-Nehf.
ImpIres-IIlem and Tsmsie. Time OF game
hours and 81 minutes
The New York herald., 1921-06-17
Homer in Fifteenth Inning
Brings Victory to Braves
Nicholson's Circuit Drive
Beats Cardinals, S to a.

ST. LOUIS. June 16 (NationaD -
Nicholson's home run In the fifteenth
inning, scoring Southworth ahead of
him, allowed Boston to defeat st. Louis
here to-day to 4.
seventh. when Schultz. batting for Per-
tica. lifted the ball over the loft feld
fence, with Lavan on base. The score:
BOSTON lNN ST. LOUIS lN.l
The New York herald., 1921-06-17
rotals .at 3 fO 24fffI

sRatted for Lee in the ninth inning.
fBatted for Van Glider In the ninth in
ming.
81. Louis. 1901 III O Ga
Washington ... . 1 0 o o q x--G
Two base hits-Milier. Rice. Three base
hits--Rice. Tobin. Brewer. Miller. stolen
bases-Shanks, Acosta, Judge. Sacrifices
Lamb. McManus 2. williams, Miller, Lee.
Charity. Double plays-Paimero, Lamb and
Sisler; Charity, Judge aud shanl,s I:
O'Rourke, Harris and Judge. Left on bases
st. Louis, 3; Washington, 8. Bases on
balls-off Palmero, 81; off Acostn, 2; OFF
Van Glider, 2. Hits--Off Palmero. In Z
out IN eighth off Van Glider. I IN I inning.
struck out--By Acosta, 3: by Palfnero 4;
by Van Glider. I. Losing pitcher--Painiero.
Umpircs--Nailin. Chill and Owens. Time Of
game-2 hours and minutes.
The New York herald., 1921-06-17
Dartmouth Retains Tesreau.

Special Despatch 20 THE NEW YoRK HEaAlD.
HANOVER. ~ H.. June fG--Coach Jeff
Tesrenu, former twirler for the Giants and
Green basebal mentor for the iaet three
years. signed three year contract to-day 70
coach Dartmouth diamond teams In 1922
1929 and 1874
The New York herald., 1921-06-17
Totals SO Ala IS 90 o
Totals.55 IA - is ii
.Batted for Watson In the ninth inning.
Hated for Pertica In the seventh inning.

Roston. 49,. o011O1 o o o o o 0 o %
81. Louis.. 00i 0 o o . 0 o o o o o o IA
Two base hits-Pertica, Smith, Heathcotc.
Powell. stock. Three base hit-Boeckei.
Home runs--TIolke. schultz, Nicholson. Sac
rflces-Smith. Heathcote. Barbara. Left on
bascs-Boston. 12 ST. Louis, 10. Bases on
North. g. Hits-Off Watson. q In : Innings.
off Pertica s. In innings off McQuillsn.
In innings: off North. In innings.
struck out--Ty Pertica, 2; by North, 4; by
Mcouiiian. g. winning pitcher-Mcouillan
Losing pitcher--North. Umpires-O'Day and
Quigley. Time of game-2 hours and o2
minutes.
The New York herald., 1921-06-17
Senators Defeat Browns.

WAsHfNGToN. June 16 (American) -
Washington took It's second game in the
series from st. Louis to-day, 8 TO 3. 1t
was a pitching duel between the Cubans
Palmero and Acosta. until the eighth,
when the former was knocked out of the
BOX. The score;
The New York herald., 1921-06-17
Smiths Circuit Clout Over
Wall Wins for Indians, 81
Wambsganss Also Scores
Against the Athletics.

PHILADELPHIA. June 18 (American) -
Smiths home run drive over the right
field wall In the first inning with Wambs-
ganss on base gave Cleveland n to 2
victory to-day over Philadelphl. John
Walker also had a home run. Wambs-
ganss made four errors. The score:
The New York herald., 1921-06-17
How BROOKLYN Tied.
Reds Down the Phillies.

CINCINNATI, June 16- (NationaD.--
Philadelphia and Cincinnati staged
smuggling match here to-day, the home
team winning by n score of 8 to Z. Mar
guard lasted six innings and was re-
lieved by Napier. The Phillies used Ave
pitchers. The score:
The New York herald., 1921-06-17
New Run Of seabass on the jersey Coast

Capt. Dave Martin Of the Giralda says
there is a new run of seabass on the Jcr-
sey coast and that they are now biting fairly
we'll. He flshed on Wednesday with the fol-
lowing results: ". Manckler. "a bass and .
blackflah: John Alexander, 4 bass and 20
blackfiqh NJ. Whnlcn, bass and 1s black
flsh Mrs. Frank Kruger, 10 bass and =
bi1ckfiah W. Stone, o bass and 20 hlack-
fvh ~ Mcbride. 10 bass and 35 blackfish.
". Jodcn landed a 90 pound cod.
The New York herald., 1921-06-17
Totals. .6s 5 1910 % 4
Totals ns G11111 is 1

TOfrIs..OS II JI Io
fOne out when winning run was scored.
tBatted for Miller In the ninth inning.
fBatted for Gazner In the eleventh inning.
sRan for Adams IN the fourteenth inning.
Brooklyn 0 0 o 0 0 Q o 0 3 o 0 o o 0 0 O 0--J
Pttsb'gh 0 0 o 0 0 0 o 0 0 10
Two base hits--Johnston, whitted. Tier
ney. Wheat, 2; Carey, Maranville Three
base hits--Johnston. Krueger. Adams. Stolen
base--Schmidt. Sacrificcs-Bigbee, Schmidt.
% Glazner. Schmandt. Maranvilie. Double
and Schrnidt Left on bases
Brooklyn. 10; Pittsburgh. II. Bases on balls
Off Smith. p off Glazner 2 off Mamaux.
]. Hts-Off Smith. In 3 innings; off
Mamaux, In 9 1-3 innings: off Glazner.
In II innings off Adams, Ia 4 innings:
off Yellowhorse. in 2 innings. Struck out
by Smith, 2. by G,nzner, Z; by Mamaux.
2; by Adams. 1: by Yclowhorse .. Balk--
Adams. Winning Observation-Disclosures. Los
ing pitcher-Mamaux. Umpires-Riger and
Moran. Time OF game--2 hours and 46 min
utcs.
The New York herald., 1921-06-17
Leland Stanford Wins,

AMHERST. Mass. June 16.-The Am-
herst College tennis team was defeated
in its last match Of the season to-day
by Leland Stanford. two matches to
one. The Stanford team took both sin
giles. but lost the doubles by default.
The New York herald., 1921-06-17
scawrcd Fishing club Has Installed New
Motor IN the Cricket

AZ. Schneider of the Seaweed Fishing Club
was IN high giee yesterday when he an
nOuuccd that the new motor just Installed
In the clubs boat Cricket was working like
dream and that they would make their
first trip with the new engine on Sunday.
The club has missed three Sunday trips ow-
lnR 20 thc time tsken 80 install the motor.
bui The boat II now IN such good shape that
I'VE will not lose any more Time" said
apt Al
The New York herald., 1921-06-17
American Association.

Toledo. 3 Kansas CITY. 0.
Milwaukee. Z: Columbus, 2.
indianapolis. 8 Minneapolis, 3.
Louisville. 5; ST. Paul. &
The New York herald., 1921-06-17
American and National League Records.
RESULTS or Yesterdays GAMES.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago, 9; New York, 4 (I3 inuings).
Pittsburgh. o; Brooklyn, 8 tts fnnings).
Cincinnati, q; philadelphia, Y.
Boston, D; 50. Louis, 4 I5 innines)
The New York herald., 1921-06-17
Red Sox Defeat Tigers.

BosToN. June 16 (American) Boston
hit Middleton and Holling hard to-day.
defeating Detroit. 70 3. Scott's playing
featured. The score
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BOSTON (A)

Totals. 81 B q - II 2l
Slated for Middleton IN the NTH inning.
fnatted for Holling In the ninth inning.
Detroit ........., 0 0 2 1 q 0-3
Boston ........... 0f 2 2 o 2 1 ks
Two hnse hl.s-treiman cobb. vine item
dryx 2, Scott 2. Ruel. 7. Collins Three base
hits-founr, Blue. Sacrifice-Vitt. Double
rlay--Hoiiing. Bnssler and Blue; Jones' Blue
and Young; Scott Pratt and Mcfnnis Scott
and Pratt. Left on basc--Detrolt. 81: Boz
ton, 3. Bases on bail~-Off Holllng. g. off
Myers, 3. Hitr-On Middleton, 10 IN I In
ninge; off Hoiing, IN innings Hit BY
picher-Dy Myers, I CCobb) Struck out
BY Middleton, by Myers. 2. Josing pitcher
Middleton. Umpircs-HIldebrand and VIII
son. Time OF game-1 hour and 40 minutes
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KLEIN Waves Douglas out.

Klein called one wrong on Douglas in
the seventh and put Kelleher on base
BY the four haH route. Douglas ran in
TO kick on the decision and Klein waved
him out OF The game. This looked to be
an arbitrary use Of authority and It hurt
New Yori's chances. for Douglas was
going fine. Benton took up the work.
He had little chance to warm up, so sud-
den was Douglass ejectment.
Frisch shut off run by throttling
liner from Alexander and he combed
Alex for a two bagger in the eighth to
open the inning Young failed in an
attempt 70 sacrifice. but it didn't mat
ter. as Kelly. whose hitting has shrunlS
to mere shadow of its former self
struck out for the third time and Alex
threw out Walker
Sullivan's double. Kelleher's sacrifice
and Killifer's single gave the Cubs the
tying run in the ninth The Chicago
tenth ended with fine running catch by
Burns OF foul fly.
The score:
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Eastern League.

Springfield, 10: Albany. o.
Worcester, o. Pittsfield. 2.
New Haven, 3: Bridgeport, q
The Waterbury-Hartford game was post
Doned by agreement
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IS LOSE IN 18TH AND DODGERS IN 17TH-YANKS WIN
THE LISTENING POST
By WALTER TRUMBULL

Copyright, 1921. oy The Neto York Herald.
They said that heD loere not the Cabs OF old
Bat snarlifg TO battle they stiH ddudnce,
Fighting and sard0e and fierce and bold.
Just as they 1oere In the days of Chance.
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1Batted for Marquard In the sixth inning
Philadelphia. ... o I 90 I o 2-7
Cincinnati. ..... . o . I O x--9
Two base hits-wiliams, Marquard. Brug-
gy. II. Miller. Three base hlts-Roush
Wingo 9. stolen bases--Bohne, Bressler
Daubert. Sacrifices Parkinson, Croft
noush. Double piays-Maruuard. Bohne and
Kopf; Parkinson. Rawlings and Lee. Left
on bases-philadelphia, s: Cincinnati. y
bell. Il OFF Wilhelm. I. Hits--off Marauard.
9 In O innings: off Napier . In 3 innings:
off Hubbel. 10 In innings; off Keenan,
~ inning; Off Bctts. ? in 10 inning; off
Rartner. In inning. Struck out--By Mar
guard 2. Winning pltcher-Maruuard
Losing pltcher-Betts. Umplres--Hart and
Mccormick. Time OF game-f hour and 20
minutes.