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HOMER, WITH THREE ON,
GIVES CARDINALS CAME
ST. Louis Crecps Up as Giants
Fall Before
Reds,
tBy Associated press.1

ST. LOUIS, MO. July 2I.-Jack
tournier's home run. with the bases
run In eighth gave the Cardinals q
IDOL victory over boston here to-
uaS. IT was the third straight for
-. Louis over the braves. and moved
mem 10 within .ooi OF the league
reading Giants. who lost to Cincin-
n"'i' irior to the eighth. Watson had
hurled ScnSationally. In this inuInu
ionr hits and two errors gave the
cardinals their runs The Braves
NIX lioak. Hartoot and North safely
fourteen times and drew bases on
balls. but could score ONLY once
heS had twelve men left on the
sacks. Score:
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Cleveland is the team to watch
just now. The Indians have made il
Twelve In row and have moved into
fourth place Tho Yankees have
emerged from their slump AT tho px-
pensa of Drtroit's pcnnaut hopes
another change in the American was
the return Of the Mackmcn To their
customary place in the basement.
Foor old Ty cobb lost point In
ms race with the youthful George
Sislcr yesterday. Tyrus only hit n
homer and double In four trials
Sisier: however, made three hits In
hNe times at tho rubber.
Twenty-threc innings OF ball was
given Norfolk fans yesterday. but II
- SAT" bet that the majority Of
the spectators were dissatisfied
reason heinc tn" Tara dropped 'em
noth to Ports mouth, ono In thirteen
frames and the other In ten
The Giants faltcred in the tisht
race with St Louis for top posi-
tion In the National, but still lead
by hairs breath.
pitcher Lewis is working out daily
ut Mayo Island with the hope OF
again becoming useful to the Colts.
received at Newport News. and Is
conhdent that nc Wall be able 10
thHe his turn in tho box next week
Bill Martin has disappeared from
tho face of tho earth as e. az rich
mond is concerned. AfteF promising
TO renort. nothing has been heard
from him. Meanwhile. wilson has
served notice that she has a string
on the pcppcry innelder
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ALEX BEATS RUETHER
[Rv A.snciatnd rrnsa1

ander bested Dutch" Ruether go
southnaw If tho league. in a ritchinq
dnei today. and Chicago ahut n,t
nrookiEn' to q, IN game which
utes 20 play.
Iollochcr's single Tcrrv's InnsId
on. ana double by Grimes scored
INC only run OF tho game The
ncInlnE behind Alexander was nor.
.ec' ana brilliant. Ructher allowed
sN hits. thre" of which we're made
uH iipHoch"r. but in only one in
ing u which they scored were they
ssnDs 10 make more than single.
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81, Louis.

.HA - 10 "
Rated for Watson in ninth
tHattcd for l.avan In eighth
rRan for schultz in eighth
Score by Innings: y
Boston .........o o n q n oOI o.
St Louis q u n q n
summary: Two-hase hits-Stock
mueller Hon" run--Fournicr. Sto
len hases-kopf, Gibson. Sacrifices
kopf Ford. Smith. Hnlke. Double
plays Mueller, iiornshy and elem
ons. Left on bases BOSTON. 10 e.
Louis. Bases on hall--on Doak. .:
or Rarfoot. 3; off North. |. Struck
"ut-hy watson, 2. Ivy North, !. Ellis
on Doak. in 2 60 on. none out In
iourth): off Rarto"t, I in =: off North
T. winning Naturalization. UNI
pircs-Moran and Hart Time 1:ao
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CHICAGO SOX LOSE
INV Associated Press

BoSTDN. July 9l.-R Boston defeated
Chicago. to :. In an eleven inning
game today. In the eleventh. Pratt
singled. TOOK second on Dugan's bun,
and scored the winning ram on John
Collins fourth hit. John Collins al
ready had knocked In three BOSTON
runs. twice enabling mis- team to tic
tho score. The victory brought Ros-
ton out OF last place. as Philadelphia
lost Score
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Facts OH Regatta

Start-Beiow Virginia Carolina
Chemical Company.
Finish-city wharf, foot OF Les
ter Street.
CourSe-onc mile.
starting time Il. NJ,
Events arc as follows:
100 /. M.-Jun!or four gigs
2:2" +. M.-Sonior singles
go +. M.-junior uuaIrurlc
eculls.
80" +. NJ. Canoe doubles.
four.
3:4o--J,inior singles SOULS.
20" T.. M.-Canoc fours.
4:s"-Four-E match race,
40 T. M.-Junior double sculls
':oo i. M.--Junior ciGhts.
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BIG JESS REJECTS
DATE FOR MEETING
Try AssnclnleA prcss1

Us :ANGELHN Julv 2l.-Icss WIZ
ia!d WI! not consider September %
Nhtc Tor his proposed champIon-
shlp bout with Jack Dempsey. accord.
ing |" Gene boEI". the cballennrr's
local representative. Willard wants
an Hnhlil"hal TWO or three weeks or
m condition for the match. Mean
whl!c, Teddy Hayes, lack Dempsrv:s
trainer VINO is here for the purpose
some say Of getting "A line on Wi,
Lard VIII not ne welcome n; the hir
ie!oWS hollywood training camp.
WIZARD doesn't want GAY member
~ m dempsey OUTFIT hanging around
IGoxi. no !" working" e1plgined
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Especial to The Times-Dispatch.1

NEWPORT NEWS, July 2l.--"Pop"
W hitcrafts terrific drive against the
riGht-held fence in the ninth with
the bases full, decided pitchers
battle between Roberts and FirineEan.
After hurkin had doubled in the
ninth and was sacrificed ny Cham
paEne. FinncGan walked Pinch Hit
ter Allen and Smith 10 take "A chance
ON double play, but Whitcraft up
set the dope.
Roberts. pitching his first game.
hurled great ball. with the exception
~ the seventh. when he wav.rnd mo-
mcntarilH. The game bounded in
sensational fielding by Wood. Smith.
burkin and Ramos. The score:
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WILLIAMS QUALITIES
IN LONGWOOD MATCH
my Associated Press.1

RRookIINE. MASS. July 2l.-Dr.
himself n place in tho finals OF tho
Lonewood Bowl tennis tournament
tomorrow, by defeating Wallace F.
Johnson. Of Philadelphia, 1-S. rs, Ga.
den. IL. of Philadelphia. also gained
the INA! bracket In straight sets.
defehting l.. b. Rice. Boston. e-3. ca,
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PHlLLIES FALL AGAIN
Try Associatedpress1

iTSBCRGH, July oI-7i,ts-
nnrEh mado II three straight from
rnIIaoriphia by winning today's
~. N y; me second shui-out or
the series. Morrison held ,hn vis;
tors 10 four hits. Ring passed aix
men In less than threa innings Two
III Ihesr came In the third with three
Score: '"' "HS'
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SENATOR'S BLANKED
By ,AAss"cinted Press

WASI1NGTON. July 2I.-Cieveland
lean League club standing hv dcfn,i-
,mE WhshinRton today. / 10 o. for it's
,Wc,ith straight victory. Ii was a
ritchcr battle between Morton and
cdg'. although each allowed the
same number OF hits. Woods trinIc
ana SewelIs single gave tho visitors
tnclr run In tho seventh The loraIY
exceeded the 100 mark in doubio
pays. By turning In three today,
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White Wants Watch

NEW YORK. July 2I.-Charlie
White. Chicago lightweight. has most
ed $500 forfeit and challenge with
me hoNlng commission for a meeting
with the winner of the Rennv
Leonard Lew Tender chamnIonship
match In Jersey City next week.
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REDS WALLOP GIANTS
LIIv Associated rr0..1

E'.'''''.I't fFFSg.T
!iNCIENATf, July eI.-Co,ich ONT
won the third game OF the series with
INC Giants. To r. I'll. home team
enrned al their runs. BARNES did NOT
ihe Giants threatened in tho nirhhb
Wh'n frlS,h singled and Mausci
Tirled with on one out. but Comrh
,,.nrnpen down The Reds had not
ocht'n New YORK since early in Nav.
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"Iins- Dmiie pI,c,n,,n.,

SNN FKANCISCO. Julv nI-pro,I
Gent william H. Mccarthy. of III.
Ian,nc Coast Baseball League, an
nGinccd today that he had fnrd
ing bonI". or the Vernon club. $40
and suspended him for on. aay To-
attacking a spectator who had abused
me .ne player In Yesterdays game al
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BROWNS HIT HARD
tBy Associated prcss.l

PHILADELPIMA. PA. July IL
81 Louis hit three Philadelphia
pitchers hard today. and won the
third game OF the series. 10 to 2.
sevcreid made his first home run of
thc season in the fourth Off Harris.
dykes also made n circuit drive.
Score:
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H''"rc by Innings: n
Cleveland .......... 600 ooo 100
Warrington :..... 600 GOO 600
:, summary; Two base hits-JudSe.
klce. Three -hE,se hit-Wond Stolen
hases1Ricc. Lamottc. Double play,
-P"ckinpaneh to Judge: Francis 10
Lamotte TO Judge. Lamotte 10 liar
rs w. 10 Judge: Morton Ia Gardner to
WASHINGTON. ). Bases on balls"
on Johnson; :: on Morton. Z. Struck
out-by johnson. ?. by Morton. 4
nlIs-on johnson, 6 In s. on Francis
non" In !. Losing -Johnron
,rmnir.s Morarity and HIldehrand
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Newport News.
loldlS 20 8 u
tBatted for Roberts in ninth.
'Ratted for Roberts in ninth.

Score by innings: r.
Richmond . onn MN 900
summary: Two-base hits-Weafer.
tamos. Durkin. Sacrifice hits
Champagne. Durkin, Mallonee. Finne-
gan, thompson. stolen baSes-Dur-
Kin CD. Palmer. Kennedy. Dodson,
Bases on bails--off Finnegan. 2; of
Hoberts. ]. Struck out by F'inncgan.
J.: by Roberts. 1. Left on bases
Scwport News 2; Richmond. 4. Dou-
BILE plays-Rohcrts to Palmer 10
ChampaEne: Empires. Wright and
shaefer. Time. so.
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regatta course is well chosen from the
'ors Inc hills that line
The
organizations
$500 NA0 ''NAN'
Pleasure
regatta
the heavy penalty for invading the closed
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STANDING or cII,uS

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
thtrnEo AZ Rostun,
-. Louis mt Philadelphia.
Detroit nj New York
Cleveland ut Warrington
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Pittsburgh.

Philadelphia % q n q n n n
Plttshurgh .....0 30 O q "a
summary: Two-basc hits-RIne
Ihr""-base hits-GrImm. Gooch
StnIen ses-Rigbce. Traynor. Sac
rtHccs -MorriSon Douhls nloys
Harktns"n. Fletcher and Leslie: Tier
ncF' Maranville and Grimm. Left on
nases-Fittshurgh, :; Philadelphia.
nase on halls-off Ring. 6: off Win
'ers. or Morrison Q Struck out
by g Smith, J: by Morrison. 2.
Hlts-.on Ring. IN la: OF Win
,crs; In !: or g. smith. In 4 ga.
Mhd r'tch-G Smith. Losing Pitch
'r-KinR tmriros Klein and PR
man. Time, LAG
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Rowing Example of Pure Amateurisrn
GOSSIP OF SPORTDOM
last Enders Battle Takola at Island Park
BY EARLE LUTZ

Amateur sport will hold the attention
TO-DAY! with Southern
fihi A. Z. and Takola the main attractions.
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30 ~ =
.Batted for Harris in nth.

-. LOUIS ...-........ III 2Ol N40--lO
Philadelphia . lao 600 OOl
summary, Two-basc hlts-s'isicr
90. Williams. Dykes. Young Three
hhse httS--Bronkie. Home runs-
Dykes. Severctd Stolen bascs-l;cr.
Der. Williams. Sacrifices Wright 90,
Gerber. Left on hasrn-St Louis 4
Philadelphia. 10. Bas"H on balis-ocf
Harris, on Wright. 8: of sullivan.
struck out-hy ogden !: by
Wright. I. Hits Harris, s in s;
on sullivan. In = Ia. of ogden. i
in "a Wild pitch Harris. Losing
ri cher-liarriI. Empires, Nallin and
Walsh. Time. l:b3
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so
Cincinnati.

Bhtted for CASTOR In ninth.
Sattsd for Toney in seventh.
Score by innings:
New York mn nm 400 ~;
Cincinnati " nao SS1 06
mary: Two-hase hits-Fonscca
N"uth u" ncrott. Three-hase hit-
MMcuscl acrIAccs-Rurns. E.Ilv
double rlay-keliy 30 ISancrnf, 10
N"iiS I" Bancroft. Left on bases
or halls-oh Couch. /; Off Tone" 2,
on harnes, /. struck out--by Cnich
., tH harnes. J. Iiits-on foney.
~ on rbarncs, none in ,. Losing
ana Nccn-,Hii .rrmpircs. Riglcr
anu -hc-ormlCR. Time, l:43
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY,
hoston nj 81. Louis.
bro0ki!n at Chicnso
New York nj Cincinnati
Philadelphia at PIttsburab.
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summary: Two.base hl,"c; r,
stolen base ward. Sacrifccs-.Tcr-
ry 60, Myers. Double plays-G Grimes
I" Hnilochcr; Alexander 10 Hollocher
I" crimes. Myers to Olson. Left
on bases BROOKLYN, 4: Chicago. s.
Eas"s on bails-on R"uthcr. /: off
Alexander. 2. struck out--hy Rcu-
ther D. tmpircs, Scntelle and
O'Day. Time. ll3
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
,,n,,, 'hl"nSo. ui inninRsl.
hnhncirhiH. =; 81. Louis, 10.
Nc" york, - Detroit, ).
Washington. u; Cleveland. /
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Detroit ........ 005 600 non--5
New York -. Dol o5o Cox

New York ........... DOL O3O 3o1-7
summary: Two-haHe hitS-Cobb
Home runs-Cobb. Neach Mcusel.
Stolen bases-Blue. Sacrif'ccs-Ol-
sen: McNaliy. Double plays-Mc-
Nally. ward and Tipp Left on bases
Now York. :: Detroit. s Bases on
Olsen. :; BY Cole, Il by Hoyt. /.
Htts-off Bush. in 2 c-3: of Hoyt.
In nfth). on cole. 3 in 2. Winning
pitchcr--Hoyt. Losing pitcher-Cole.
Empires. Evans and plncen. Time.
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Three cities
eAanpihed by the
Tor love OF the but clubs
penses permitting the public
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY,
Norfolk. 2-oi Portsmouth. 90.
nc"r" News. .; Richmond, =,
h""k. M"unt. H.; wilson, Is.
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WHERE THEN rLAY TODAY.
hi'h"nnd ~ Newport News
Portsmouth at NorfoIL.
Wilson AT Rocky Houpt
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
hicnEo. !; Hr"okI!n, u.
inrinhni. - New York, z.
IItsh"rSh. o. PhiindcIphin,O O.
~. Louis, u; Hoston, I.
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Iconnr,I In EIpb, tI,,,,,..


IhteFhutiouhl League.
AZ EufalO. =; Reading, o.
At Syracuse, G: Newark. 3.
AZ Rochester. ;; Jersey City, 6 C1
innings).
Others not scheduled
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'Battcd for Walters in seventh.
tRatted for Quinn in seventh.
tBatted for Piercy in ninth.
Slated for Smith in ninth.
Score by innings: r.
Chicago .. 600 200 Gao 0o-7
Boston ..... 600 900 aO3 Ol-S
summary: Two-hasc hits j.. Col
Inns. Mulligan. Schalk. j. Collins.
Kerr. stolen hase-I.cibold. Sac
rihccs-Robertson. Johnson. Dugan
90. Double plays-Schalk to T. Col
Inns: Smith 70 Turns: j. Collins TO
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.southern Association Results

ChattRnooga. ? LItile Rock.
CCalled end OF tenth. dhrknsss.)
- Atlanta. 2; Mobile, s.
- Birmingham, ~; New Orleans, 4.
Oply three scheduled
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Appalachian League HesuIts,
KHoxyill(, 10 Johnson City. 2-2
\ C!eyeiAnEy 6; Bristol, II.
Gresavino, b-2i kiaEaport, al
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iothiS .......... 81
"n IN h ln~ta

sN'"'N - X q IL
Hated for Pirinich in eighth
tRattcd for Johnson in eighth
New-York tribune., 1922-09-02
Heavy Weather Again
HaIts Channel Swim

DOVER, England, Sept ! (By The
Associated Press).-A strong westerly
wind was blowing late to-day and the
American swimmers, who are here
awaiting favorable opportunity to at
tempt the conquest of the English
Channel, therefore. decided not to start
tonight,
All four of the entrants for the test
Charles 10th and Sam Richards, of
Boston; Henry Sullivan, of Lowell,
Mass, and Walter Patterson, of Bridge
port, Conn.--conferred on board the
American destroyer Mccormick and
agreed it would be best for the de-
stroyer not TO attempt to follow the
swimmers, because she is unable to
steam at less than five knots an hour,
and her presence would be likely to
hamper the men more than it would
help them.
When conditions are favorable the
swimmers will start in the evening in
order to have the night swim over be-
fore it becomes necessary to make the
final effort. Naval men will be as
signed to each pilot boat to act as
| witness and give any help that may
be needed The destroyer will steam
out to the small boats the following
morning.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-02
Coullet-McBeatIl
Team Wins 2-Hour
Race ait VelodrOnle

Al Goullet and Alex McBeath won
the two-hour team point race, the
feature event at the New York Velo-
drome last night, before crowd of
$4,000. Goullet and McBeath scored
fifty-eight points, while Reggie Me-
Namara and ALI Grenda, who finished
second, scored fifty points. The "Kid"
team of Bobby Walthour jr. and
Charley Jaeger, was third. with forty
five points.
The race was run on the point sys-
TEN, with a sprint at the end of every
two miles, the points being scored
7, 8. 2 and l for first, second, third
and fourth respectively On the last
sprint the points counted 25, ,15, 10
and 5, respectively.
Charley Jaeger won the final sprint,
with Goullet second, Willie Spencer
third and Fred Hill fourth. In ad-
dition to taking second in the last
dash Goullet won four frst places,
three seconds and three fourths for a
eight points. Grenda scored twenty
seven of his teams fifty points.
Walthour and Jaeger threatened to
break up the race at the thirty sixth
mile, when they sneakd away to lead
of more than half of lap on the
rest of the field. They managed to
maintain this advantage for several
laps by some neat pick-ups, but finally
weakened and dropped back,
The riders covered ffty-four miles
in the two hours.
Two-hour team point race-won by Al
Gouliet and Alex McBeath b8: Reggie
Mcnamara and ALT Grenda. SO; Bobby
Walthour jr. and Chrey Jaeger, AS:
Harry Kaiser and w. Spencer, "A Cecil
Walker and Clifford Papworth, SO; VIII
liam Hanley and Fred Hill. 50; Percy
Lawrence and Lloyd Thomas, "a Tom
Belio and Joe Kopsky. 20.
mile motor paced race-won by
Frank keenan,, Boston; Georges Coluna-
oatto. Italy. second; Vincent Markey, Pas
sale. third; Braask Anderson, Denmark.
fourth; Willie Applicants, Germany, fifth.
Time, 20 28A
New-York tribune., 1922-09-02
Sixteen Champions Will
Defend A. A. II. Honors

Sixteen of the nineteen athletes who
won national championships ut Pasa~
dena last summer will defend their
titles at Newark Friday, and the
championship record-holders in ten
of the nineteen events on the program
will compete in the event or events
for which they hold the record.
The list Of defending champions who
will be seen in action follow:
william e. Stevenson, New York A. c.,
In the 440-yard run; Allan Helfrich. New
York A C.. in the sSo,-yard run; Joie Ray,
son, Pittsburgh, fve-mile run; William
Plant. Morningside A. c., three-mile. walk
and 220-yard hurdles; Gus Desch, Notre
Dame University, in the 440-yard hurdles
H. o. Gourdin, Harvard University, run
ming broad jump; D, v. Alberts, Chicago
A. A.. running high jump; Kaufman Geist
Ninety -scecnd Street Y; NJ, H. A.. running
hop, step and jump; Ed Knourek. Illinois
A. c.. pole vault, Clarence Houser. Los
Angeles A. c., 16 pound shot; Pat Ryan,
I,oughlin Lyceum, 16-pound hammer Pat
Mcdonald, New York A. C.. 56-pound
weight, and Gus Pope. Multnomah A. A.
C., In the discus.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-02

perbly, however, winning his own sery-
ice and then breaking through his op-
ponent's for 3-all. Again ~ was Pat
terson's backhand that Tilden ham
mered at, and most successfully, for
the Australian was wavering on these
returns, particularly when Tilden shot
the ball to his feet.
Patterson Near Victory
The tide Of battle ebbed and flowed
after that, until, in the ninth game,
Patterson stood within a single point
of winning the set, leading at 1t--40
on Tilden's service. Again fortune
turned her back on the Antipodean,
however. Following stirring rally
Patterson volleyed backhand to the
side line, making a splendid recovery,
but the lean greyhound in the other
court raced for the ball and sent it
skimming down the side line for q
placement ace, Patterson lunging des-
perately and sprawling his length on
the ground when he missed. Two
service aces and netted yolley by
Patterson and the game was Tilden's
for 6--all. A narrow escape.
Once more Patterson, after disheart-
ening failures, returned to the attack
to gain his goal, and the games on
service up to Sail. Patterson was
now trying to battle his opponent by
using slice on his forehand ground
strokes, but Tilden was quick to re-
spond with similar weapons and they
struggled on even terms.
The really deciding stage of the
match came in the seventeenth game
think, when the two men fought
doggedly for the lead, with deuce
being called seven times before Tilder
broke through service after many bit
terly fought rallies. Patterson missed
on several short volieys at critical
points, and more than once close de-
cisions went against him. A misan-
thrope in the stands called out: "How
about two new linesmen?" after one
of these decisions.
Defeat Turks Near By
The loss of that game appeared tc
convince Patterson that defeat lurked
at his elbow, for he lost the last game
of the seat at love, making four nets
on service. Tilden was dropping the
ball at the Australians feet and the
latter was failing palpably on his half
volleys. Thus Tilden won the second
New-York tribune., 1922-09-02

MeWilliams and Miss Rosamond New
ton st e-l, 10, winning che second
SET only after a keen struggle for
the points. The winning pair had ths
advantage OF greater tournaments ex-
PerieFee ever Mrs. New illiams. but thm
latter and Miss Newton STRUGGLED an
yaiiantly as to force tho games "a
deuce before Miss Chapman and Risa
9rove could break through service and
win the last two games.
The summaries:
WoMEN's INVITATION SINGLES
Second round--MIss Clare f~asaai aa.
ffeated Aiss Margaret Grove, IS. 90.
Third round-Miss leslie nancrot. a.
lsested Mrs. ds Forest Csndse. s--s, 4--e
Go: Mrs. Me1la B5uratedt Malfery de,
seatee Mlss Fiorencs Baliln, as. s1s:
MISS Clare CAssel defeated Mise PHYLLIS
Walsh, S-2. e--l; Miss Helen wiils de-
teated AsiSs Virginia Carpenter, s--2. e--s
woMEN's INVITATION DOUBLES
First Round--Mlss Marian Chapman ana
Miss Margaret Grove defeated Mrs c,sfyer,
AcWflliatns and Miss R0sanaond Newton
81, I--s. Mrs. May sutton Bandy and
mrs Barger- Wsiiech defeated Mrs. samuel
Mrs. y. l.. Herriek and Msss A. n Far.
well defeated Miss Martha Hoiliater and
Miss Agnes Sherwood. ia s-~6. e.
Miss Leslie Bancroft and Miss Helen Nnls
defeated Miss Blsgdea and Mra. Walker
Go 60; Mira 81. ]. Farquhar and Miss
Florence Ballin defeated Mrs /. NJ Hufe
ana Miss Margaret Strabicr, s. 6--3
Mrs. de Forest Cendee and Miss Edith
Handy defeated Mira. C. y Ch!soin and
Mas carorna wlnn, 7-S. e--i Miss Marie
Wagner and Miss Helen Hooker defeated
Miss Goodwin and Miss Floyd. e. G---i.