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New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
Midget Smith and
Joe Lynch to Box
I'm Garden Tonight

Joe Lynch and Midget Smith. two
haufams who rank high in tho esteem
o. New York fight fans. will meet in a
tvicvc-rourd bout az Madison square
Garden tonight. while tho battle has
litt.e hcaring on any championship u
is bout chat appeals 20 New Workers.
Tho boxing fans viii turn out 90 see
these hlntams battle because, when
tho same ra.r mingled before. there
hls always been plenty ~ action. Both
boys carry O KNOCKOUT punch lnd
Lynch. who h-ii she hanfamweieht
championship of Tho world at ono time.
ia said % have rccainel bis ollt.me
fcrm. Both boys lre supposed %
weigh ~ az 40 pounds ~ ? 2. 20. TO-
dag.
Kid Sullivan ard Battling Reddy will
dispense their wares in tho sem.-fnah
which Is also scheduled 20 50 twelve
rounds Preceding the sullivan Rcddy
battle. jack stark. of Harlem, viii face
Johnny Coouov. This scrap viii fol-
iow six-rouni sclfic between Hilly
Levine and Eddie Fletcher.
Tho opening bout may prove one 81
the mos- interesting for New Workers.
T. Will introduce Ponce dc Leon. Light
weigh. champion of Cuba, who is said
20 be- ono o. the best scrappers that
ever vcnfgrcd north ofthc Caribbean.
Ponce wii. meet our own Willie Brad
lcy. ~ Greenwich Village, a light
weight of no mean ability. They 80
four rounds.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
Huntsville Entries

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80. -r.-.affr nrI urvari sN fir'or
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pr-, ffr D. n'euet. no. lrlai 'llI'i'"
fi0. Hereafter iii.
second rscs frlrss $500 claiming i.r
fvo.year--ifs. rra'dsus ce.is 1ne y t.'r''.t
a.. r,-i,rrsl Jupiter. 40, Carrr KICK
ffn. rrf Whafrr. fffs Kent J., il-. ''p-
rer nan. fff. skee-iH. ila'
rsrrl -s-. fpurs. 1880: claiming; for
.'r.~-nffr ard upward mile huA
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fsr ,farai. ffr. Houoiuin Boy. lil.
vogrth race fnrra' $500. sIo rnnce'
s.- ,t-.e-,rar-rfls. r''isH. a.E flr.0nFfl -
prei at Horne. ial, 1lyn. rnt
pt,trer fn5. Morfara. ioa. hr'g., Leai
io.. Georgetfe. Jos. MarsAiet "'N''''
r,.s r.e. f-ur,s fi.goo. oiaiwin7, f'r
.r-.e.-e-~-oif. ana upward mile ana
s'r,ss-fhl -Grare Miuard. iea. war .te ~,
40 rffrrla Waf~r. JOS. ri'r< l.f' i.- b
ff.--fs y i1s ole WOOD. lo.i - rlFe'
10. H-oun Huf 40. Young Adam. l4.
e,r.h race fpurss fitll, claiming, il1
,trse- -ysar-o.fs ara upward .ilel -.., ,oi..a'
80. ,f~hr Reardon iof. -nnds ct
Pleasure. IL. CAnionfiie. 49, bf'ihef5
''oS' s.y,sih i r.ss ,pu-se $500. claiming foF
.h~.a.v.ar-rlfs ard upward. i.ir hN' .
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nrf.t 81 sun God. lcg. ycheer LeaeeF
sn- ,yt~hlavegL 1tf. Plato. l't. Ia
rs,ra lfs- BLACK Thong. llQ.
aApp.enflce allowance claimed
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
Accidents Bar Tico
Stars From Suburban

A CCIDENTS 10 two OF the finest
"A horses in training Is likely 10
rob Saturdays running Of the prlEed
Suburban Handicap, at Belmont
Park Of some charm. Not that
there Ia not likely 10 be plenty Of
class and competition in this highly
priIed classic, but two Of the old
stsndbys that were expected 20 20
TO the post will be missing.
Yellow Hand and Audacious both
went wrong in training yesterday
morning and there is no possibility
Of either keeping Saturdays engage
ment. Charles A. stoneham's geld
ing yellow Hand. which was the
handicap king Of 1921, broke down
40 badly that IL is doubtful II he
will ever be able TO go the post
again. Audacious, Mrs. Viau's
bread.winncr. which holds the Bel
mont Park track record for a mile
at 1855 3-S-one-ffth second faster
than Man O. War ran The Withers
in 1920, and one-ffth second faster
than snob II was credited with win
ming yesterdays Withers-boved a
tendon and has been thrown out Of
training indefinitely.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
Murphy 100000 Richer
For Auto Race Victory

INDIANAPOLIS. May ~. Jimmy
Murphy. q Los Angeles. I7 approyi-
mattel $4,000 richer tonight as re-
suit - winning the tenth annual 500
mile international sweepstakes automo-
bile race A. the indianapolis Motor
Speedway yesterday. He was presented
with checks ~ q drivers banquet to-
night. Murphy set a rev worlds rec
cid for 800 miles, his average being
better tnan ninety-four miles IN hour.
Twenty Thousand dollars was for frst
place and the remainder lap money and
presents from accessory companies.
A second rechcck of the records
showed that three others besides Nur-
phv led ~ various times yesterday.
Leon Duday took the lead at the sew
entv-hfth lap. lie was ousted, however
bv Harry Hsrtz on the next lap. Hart1
held the lead until the e.ghty-fourih
lap. when Peter de Paolo took II for
several turns.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
Captain Cutie
Easy Victor in
English Derby
Record Crowd Sees Historic
Race at EPSON Downs;
Astor's lamar l. Second
BY Arthur S. Draper
rn..lnl rnhl. % "a. Trlh.Lna

LONDON. May SIN tho presence
Of King George Y. Queen Mary and
other members Of tho royal family
not % forget tho largest crowd that
ever assembled az historic Epson
Downs-Lord Woolavingtons Captain
Cutie. ridden hy Steve DonOghue, Eng
lands leading jockey, won the Derby
to-day in common canter. Niscount
Astor's Tamar finished second, four
lengths behind the winner and two
lengths In front % Craigangower 81.
Louis, ridden By tho American jockey
Archibald and Pondoland, for n long
time favorites In the future betting.
we're honelessly beaten, pondoland fn-
iehing far IN the ruck Captain Cutie
was 10 % in the betting. the same as
lamar. while Craigangowcr was held
ar 30 % /.
No. since Danny Maher won Derbies
In 1908 and 1906 has a Jockey been sue
ccssful IN bringing home tho Derby
winner twice In succession. Don
oghue won last year with Hum0rist,
beating out another Of Nigcount As
tors three-ycar-olds Lord WoolaWng-
ton was Sir James Buchanan, nroprie-
tor ~ the famous whisky distllery. II
was his first Derby success, and he was
exceedingly happy when he led IN bis
horse 20 receive the Kings eongratula-
tions.
The Astors, who arrived from Amer
ica only two evenings ago, we're pres
ent % see their horse run, and with
them n large party % distinguished
Americans who are visiting on this
side.
Captain Cutie took tho lead and the
rail rounding the dangerous Tatten-
ham corner. and thereafter never was
headed Donorhue won Of just as FAR
as be- pleased. He simply coasted home.
The experts estimated the crowd In
attendance as close % q quarter of a
million. One Of tho striking features
of this Years attendance was the pre-
ponderance % motor transportation,
which almost completely superseded
tho horso-drawn vehicles which made
tire worlds chief thoroughbred race 20
famous and picturesque in the old
days.
Due 70 the absence of rain and the
intense heat 81 the last fortnight, the
track was almost as hard as concrete.
thus greatly iniurirg the chances of
the favor.tc. So Louis which won his
chief races In soft going.
Hundreds of spectators we're over
come hy the heat. and The police doe
tors we're kept busy all day applying
first aid. A. early as 10 o'clock this
morning more than o hundred thou
sard persons we're banked around his
toric Epson, with miles o. cars con-
ycrcing from every road.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01

tcrinc hackhnnd was under control Tor
tho time being. and tho pace and speed
Of her ground stroke were so great
that Mrs. Beamish found o. practical
ly impossible 20 make successful re-
turns Nfs. Mallory allowed her op.
poncnt only one game in this set, ana
the match was all square again.
Ms Bcamish. never fG7'ercd b. her
temporary setback. started tho thlrd
SCI in beautiful form. again dominaf-
ing the court hv her perfectly placed
drives that kept The bail nick.rg the
lines fSr clean passes a1 Mr. Mallory
started from her nasc Inc. Atter rur-
ming into lead of 81 ard apparently
about 90 fnish oT tho set. Mrs.
Bcamish found herself haflod By q sud-
don etiFcrinr ir her rivals defence
Mrs. Mallory began 20 score rapidly
on terrific for,hard drives. while her
backhand sfeadied surprisingly and
withstood an Mrs. Bcamish's attempts
n break through Occasionally. too.
the American champion stirred the
gallery by bringing % sreeossfrl low
volleys from Just inside ihe service
court line.
After thrilling duel. ;he high point
OF tho match. Mr1. MAlory hah puNtu
I'd 20 5--s. and the hnal result was still
In doubt. Boz 81 this stage Mrs. Beam
ish again took command and took the
mex. game, giving her the set and the
match.
AS she walked oH the court. follow
ing the match. Mrs. Mallory sold; 81
am tcklcd % death A. having been able
70 put Up such a game. fully expected
10 lose In tVo sets nrd am delighted
that I pushed the match 20 three
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
Fuller To Be Assistant
Coach of Yale Eleven

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Nay 3i-The
Yale football coaching staff for The
coming season was completed to-day
with tho appointment Of Nyron F..
Fuller. class 1911. Sheffield Scientific
school. ne one OF the assistant coaches.
Fuller played guard on Fred Davis's
team and afterward coached the Uni
vcrs'tv ~ West Virginia. Colby College,
University % North Carolina and
Tulane University.
The other assistant coaches will be
Charlie Comerford. who coached the
ends last fall, DR. Billie Bull who has
been coach of the scrubs for many
years, and Mac Alir.ch, captain of last
falls eleven Captain A'drch will
coach only this coming fsll, after which
he will ro into business. The fresh.
men viii be IN charge % Pat osbourn,
who has been Dr. Bulls assistant for
the last six years. He will be assisted
hv Dave Saunders. who was assistant
freshmen coach last year.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
Louisville Results

r.rft rae. Nor four-fear..o,ts ara Up
wfrt claiming pure fl zoos ok tl--
,nrsl-Ra',,. noi' JOS v.,:i1 u. Ma1r',5i, ,i, -
irrl g. 40 and 81 ~. fscr1d Ground Swell
ira f0wansl. ff -h tnird Tine, i.l- t-t
oriora. piue rarafise. Archie AleNanff
MachisvsNi Binaing Iie ard Hope a'''
s.,ona race ,for ,hrs.-yesr-olds and up-
varf maitsns. claiming. purse. il.soo o;
onr. rNeI-Grtnt DADDY. IFS tlaylorl.
r-.--. ~, i5~en.,. $50 and a.
second Frank BOYD 100 IArynl t-l.
fhIfd Time. i.fn NrGfes PINK. bIosfom
nopfs. Hintis. slots Billy Mc,ray. hfr
.,fYfe -o,sy Lady and D. Ii'iis also ran.
Thfrf race fsor maiden fwo-year o.is +.
On. ming gegr,s $500 t'1r rn' psrRs,'
,gfio9ss,, or 81, 81 sss q a. Won rayior Hay
rs ~ >farfinl. go 50 and 81, sN. second
Nafor carroll. us iCorneirl - 3 ~.
thlrh Time. o.t' IS Iosihemr. Icena.f ci.i.
leiFh md Gf~1levif also ran.
Fourth raco Nfor three-year-olds ara
urvard. ciaiming purse ti.iooi sis ~
onss -Rapd pay 5ioS,, 5ios ~ 99iiI psrts,.
81 and our second. Ararat ii- tConnelY. J.
OUT fh'rl Time. i.i- 80. MlchAfl '.
r.,.b r,.s che French Lick Springs
us-lIraQ. far three.year-olfs ana upward B.
rur.e & 600. ono mile and a si1ietnthl
rt-ebrrrd. 40 tKennedyl. - q. tlfo ana
ouf -on. Lady Nadcap. us leco6iel.
f5fa and our. second, Mnio ". iio Gay .
iorl. cut third Time i'if 40 Bonus
si.th rare rhs white Mis- Hsndicap
g. ,yo.,enr-oifs. purse 1900. I've FUR
icursl-- polges. 100 gIaylof s.'.
I'm purkel $3.50 and .ilo second b
p,lree X no iZoeilerl. 81 l0. miro
rir,s % as Senator combs JAZZ. hs5
Ful SPOON. Juba Metric and S"ef'h'a''
s.,erth race Oor ihree.y.ar-oids snf
,.,,.,.-f. ~islmine. purse i.t00s one nlllr
ana n slnfeeathl D tdlste'. .v' p,e,a, M
IA 'o,v.re1 1850 and $3.50. second BY
=, c-.en. i6l n Barne5l. ftlo' thll9
-r--e f.g- Lieutenant colonel Nopa''
Ia. nr Gilbert. Rob and Nh'ppel
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01

Mrs. Mallory played uneven tennis.
and no wonder for she had only landed
in England on Sunday and certainly
could not yet have completely recov-
cred from tho effects OF the sea voyage
from America. After making very
disappointing start. the American girl
struck her stride az the beginning of
tho second set and dropped only one
game. In the last set Mrs. Beamish
ran rapidly into lead Of 30 and
B-i. but then Mrs. Mallory staged a
great rally and brought the score 20
81. after which Mrs. 3eamish won
tho tenth game, for the set and
match.
The English star was close 20 her
best in the opening set, 6howing re-
markable control Of her fore and back
hand drives as she sen. her returns
within an inch or two of the lines.
She selected Mrs. Mallory'ls baekhand
as the chief point Of attack and ham
mored vicious deep drives az the vul-
nerable spot. Az the end OF tho hfst
two games these tactics brought re-
suits. for the American champion be-
gan TO falter on her returns OF back
hand.
Straight through. withou; hal.,
Mrs Beamish swept on. TO take the
opening set a. Glove" The British
woman's placing was well-niCh perfect,
and many times she finished OF her
points b. driving tho ball into the far
corners Of the court for placement
aces.
In the second set the American girl
fully justified the reputation fhe has
earned in the United States. In this
session she played the best tennis she
has ever shown IN England. Her fal-
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
Marty Smith Defeats
Weber in Four Rounds

Marty Smith. of Congress own
Council. K. of C.. was awarded the
judges decision over Dave Weber OF
the Pastime A. c., after an etxrs-round
battle in conjunction with the st. Je-
rome Catholic Club amateur tourney
A. tho Commonwealth s. c. Weber ap..
reared 10 have slight ADVANTAGE OF
he state lightweight champion at the
end of the regulation three ROUNDS, out
decision.
The results Of the hnal bouts follow
ff2.pound ciass--James pevlin So. Jr'
rorro's C. c.. k-ockei cut George 'hIhiin''
rns''ached. second round q. =.
ffg-round class-Ieo sullivan -.
.o-,ss q C. defeated =. LanlecieT,
ro-o-1e's Z. z. fouf ROUNDS. Judges o'-
'S, fss. pound cias.-Roy oconnor, A,e.n'
.ie1 Eovss knocked out II. Lewis unAt-
"a iss.pound cias,--N. RoEsrs; Lons i'isno
, 81 c. won from a. folhH'S' ''
r~--r's Z c b. default.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01

rate the winner Of to-day's preliminary
trial. IN our opinion this prelude %
20 Saturdays classic Riil he won hy
either Tom Rooney or EDDIE Durnan.
both 81 whom have shown more speed
recently than Gilmore.
When Rooney and Gilmore net in
tho Blake Cup contest last Saturday
on the Schuylkill. Roon>y won ard cov-
cred the distance IN 1852 IS, new
record for tho course. Tho I'D rcco~i.
made IN 1918. was s:06 3-5 Rowing
over the same course 90 honf lefer
Costello defeated Belyca IN 1859 3-5.
This would seem 20 indicate that che
Vesper sculler will have 20 keep BIS
eye on Rooney Y tho latter tho0ld
qualify this afteSnoon.
jim Rice. Columbia coach ard one o.
the wise men % rowing, thinks highly
Of Eddie Durnan. the Canadian, and
would not be surprised 20 sec him
showing TIE way 70 both Rooney and
Gilmore. Durnan Is a youngster who
has been In the game only a short
time. but right now he IS rated 60
ono Of the uost skillful scullers in
North America.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01

on Saturday afternoon.
The starters in this afternoons pre-
liminary are Tom Rooney. formerly Of
.be Ravenwood Rowing Club. Of Flush
ing. L. l.. but nov representing The
I-ndine Barge Club Il Philadelphia,
EDDIE Durnan. ir.. OF Toronto, son o.
tho famous professional scuiicr, and
" ! Garrett Gilmore. OF the Bach
elors' Barge Club, Philadelphia. Ihey
will race over the mile and quarter
course. the same distance that VIII be
covered IN the cup contest.
The Gold Challenge Cup 10 now held
bv Jack Kelly. winner Of the world $
scuiiinr N.le IN the last Olympic
games. 70 whom IL was presented By
philadelphians after his victory ~
Antwerp in 1920. Kelly announced his
retiren,ert last winter and the defense
81 the gold trophy on Saturday is on
trusted bv him TO his cousin and pro-
tege. Paul Costello.
While Costello is rated favorin IN
Philadelphia, his home town. experts
from other parts Of the country %
vhon, the writer hiss talked oeiicVe
rat Walter Hoover, CT Duluth. holder
~ the national title, will be The winner.
Hoover arrived in Philadelphia from
r',iuth two weeks ago and has been
working on the schuylkill every day.
he ;s reported 20 be In better form
tLan he was last August AZ Buffalo
when he defeated Belyea and won ths
nstional Championship. He sails tor
Tnglsnd on June 70 compete IN the
famous Diamond ScullS.
/. Is certain that neither Costello
Hoover nor Belyes can afford 20 under
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
Coast Player Survives
In PENNSYLVANIA Tennis

rufIA0FIpHIA. Way 3l-FhilI'p
pe.,e--. ~ San Francisco. junior chant
r,o- ~ the Pacific Coast, was tre
e-i- ou,-0f'0wr piaycr left In the
SINGLES division ~ tho tennis tourna-
-,er. ror .he championship n Eastern
po,~rrivar.a q. tho crd % to-day's
-,.~ In ri fourth round match Bet
,,rs defeated II. F. Lane, Of cynvid'
4. 6-i.
also won r. doubles match feieailhg d.
Frishold and c. Wilder, iahaaeipnih'
Go. 6-i
William 7. Tiiden, n. worlds cham
MON. and sandy Weiner. bis fourteen
vear-old prodigy. beat Ellis Gimole T.
and I. Rasskan, Philadelphia 3d.
81
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01

ly. Then Hummer gave his mount just
tho least sense Of free rein.
Away bounded Snob II as II under q
good. In several strides he drew clear
of the whitening June Grass. and skim
ming the rail. set sail through the
stretch FOR home. Butweil went 90 the
whip with Pillory. The OlEmbala colt
responded But ordinary horsefesh
couldn't cope with this super-eQuine
NE and sinewHnd muscle breezing out
front June Grass had shot his bolt.
He was blind and dizzy and staggering.
Pillory hung on doggediy. with ell the
bulldog courage Of 4 great thorough
bred But under a drive he never could
cut down his disadvantage even by .
single inch Snob II, under a stout pull
through tho last furlonR simply can
tsring 70 fame. fortune and glory.
Frank 7. Farrel's Dimmesdale. 3
brother OF Pillory. won the Freeport
Handicap AZ six and q half furlongs
from six other we'll known sprinters in
the very creditable time Of 1:l7 3-5,
which was only two-hfth second of
The track record. held By Audse!ous.
Dimmesdale broke in front and out
gained Routledge in hard drive.
There might have been p different
story had Exodus broke well. This one,
away last, was forced wide all the way,
but closed with plenty in reserve.
Grey Lag. one Of the very best o.
the thrce-year-olds last year, worked
mile between races in 1;l0 Is yes
terday afternoon. Il was expected that
he would start in the Suburban, but
Sam Hildreth has decided otherwise.
Mad Halter. Sennings PARK and George
or Billy Mclaughlin arc now likely 20
be the bic guns for this annual classic.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
Wright Captures Shoot
Title for Seventh Time

ROCHESTER. IS s., Ma 81 Frank
g. Wright of Buffalo, to-day won the
state trap- hoofnr championship FOR
thc seventh time. breaking 100 targets
out ~ o possible 20o wright nearest
rivals vcre s. s. Vance and O.. s. Abbott
both ~ O.tawa. Canada. Vance broke
iaf ard Abho. io2.
Mrs. Harry Harrison. ~ Rochester,
won tho women state championship
with isf breaks. outdisiancing her
nearest rival. Mrs u shaw, Of free-
port. L. /. o. eleven targets.
The professional championship went
~ Frank n. Huseman. % Rochester.
with lo8 hroaks. and the state handicap
tile - +. Y. Naior. ~ Rochester. who
hot from trc lf-yari lire ard broke
q7 targets. Mrs Harrison finished sec.
ord in the h1rdicap shoot, breasirg '6
from the is-vard line.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
Boxers Under Twenty
Limited to Six Rounds

The Boxing Commission ruled yes
..rd,v .hat boxers under twenty years
~ ago may not take part IN bouts 81
-,e-S thnn six rounds The licenses NJ
....~.~err and frhters may be revoked
rno- violation ~ this rulc,
Whua the commission failed % SUP
nie-ert any explanation 20 this new
sr5er. i. was generally agreed last
rirt, among tte followers Of On, 'po5rt
.bot +. was an act that would saie-
-ttr-f .ha snort.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
Miss CoIlett Plays New
Met. Champion To-day

In an exhibition match for nc nene-
II ~ the Radcliffe College endowment
fund. Miss Aleya Stirling ana MISS
cicrra Coliett will play a. the Nassau
County Country Club this afternoon.
Tho new metropolitan champion has
ne, the famous Providence golfer only
orco before in a friendly game. and
iris match will provide an opportunity
"a see the two strongest American play
ers. who will defend the national title
against Miss Leitch and Miss Wcthered
In the fall.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
Campbell Yale Track Leader

NV HANEN. Conn, Nay 3l|-A' a
banquet to-nigh. members ~ thc Yale
track team elected Thomas Clmrheil,
~ Chicago, captain of tho 1923 'cnu
Campbell represcntod the United States
IN the half mile In The last O.ympies
ana won his "Y" NJ Yale in e2i hy win
ming both the mile and half mile IN
hnin princeton and Harvard dual meet.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
Bouts HerenboutS
To-NIGHr

TONIGHT
Madison Square Garden 80 Midget
Smith "a. Toe Ivnth. - rounds.
f02d Regiment Armnry Henry Ca
fena vs. Joe M~iito. r. rounds.
FRIDAY
surf Avenue \. C.-'lck Sharkey -.
Jack Hnusn~r. l. rounds.
Sfeepl~chase 4. A.-Nikc McTirue Va.
Jimmy Darc,. Il rounds.
Bayonne \. A.-Frnukic Gcnhro Va
Tddle Lynch. j. rounds.
l02d Medical E~glment--intrrnBtion-
ri soldier houts-Cnnada ". I. :.
SATURDAY
Rink :. C.-Aurie Rather -. frank
CarbOne. ~ rounds.
Quecnsho.o >iadlum-Charli~ PIX
incton ". "a. %. Phil belmont. II
rounds.
commonwealth :. C.-limmy Carroll
"a. Johnny Murray. 70 rounds.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
nnane Tennis Captain

CAMBRIDGE. Mass May Sl.-Morris
Duane. Of Philadelphia, was reelected
captain Of the Harvard tennis team THIS
afternoon. lie may also head the Har;;
ward. Yale team, which meets Oxioia
and Cambridge in England in July;
The Harvard players will be .piesed
this week after 4 series Of elimination
matches
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01

ment In singles and doubles will BE-
played tomorrow. Saturday and Sun
day, on the clay courts u the orange
Lawn Tennis Club, 40 Mountain Sta
ton. y. J. Phillip s. Chow, chairman
of tho tournament committee, has al.
ready secured the entries of many %
'he most prominent players ~ nc
metropolitan district. This event vii
mark The frst turf cosrt tournament o.
the season on local courts.