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New-York tribune., 1922-06-17
Harvard Grew for
Yale Race Is One
StrOked BY Brown

RED TOP. Conn June if.-Tho H1f-
ward crew. recently fnown as the Sec
ond varsity. ar lftcr rs provr's rrcv.
because Of L. stroke. to-day defea ef
Amory's crew In fhc race % determine
which W0ul9 lov against Yale
Both Harvsrd Crews started ~ .rc
bridge and rowcA rp stream. The fret
varsity. strokcd BE- AmoD, took '.r
lead .. the start ard ~ the .vo-,. n
mark were lead ~ by two ana halt
lengths. Brown. vhc stroked t.t soc.
o.d VARSITY, fhcn raised fhe hcr' 90
pfalua.ly lessen.d the distance lc-
tween .ao twn crcwI.
When tic ft.ec-rlilc Gacr ar'f ~oa
r-,roqite the Two b0sf' BroTr' crcw
nd made rp ;ar entire distance ard
wcro row.rg. stroKo FOR stroke with
the FIST boa.. During the last mile
tho second varsity sprinted and rradr-
sllv pafsed the first boa'. beating u
ny three lengths o. open water At the
finish.
Captain Appleton. who rows No :.
was In the second crew. and be ana
Webb rowing 20. ?. are the only men
rot sophomorcs in tho boat. This
crew vas 0fnc.aliy designated nc rrst
varsity after the time trial and VII
be tho one % row Iale's Blue crew In
the four-riile 1ce. The time. q min
rtes and 70 seconds. vas very gooa
considering the conditions.
Tho boating and individual satisfies
New-York tribune., 1922-06-17
Attractive Golf Match
To Be PLAYED at Miiburn

A. exhibition gof match that Is
aTain 70 attract d large gallery Will
= p.aysd on the beautiful course o.
2 Nilburn Country Club a. Baldwin.
~ Island, Sunday afternoon. start
IA o'clock. hetwec~ T.rmy kc-~ -
y the crack professional Of the
ssaoy Country Ciu5. ard Tom Nc
A'sr', noted PLAYER o. the same club,
e !ehrny Farrell. the Young Quaker
5'ss star, and Louis Costello the
7'T liitle professional Of the MI
y, ,lub.
ne ;wo Youngsters. Farrell and Cos
- vii BE pittcd against Kerrigan
- NeNamara. The winner Of the
-ieh will receive n considerable
l''i' 4 side bet Of $4,000 already has
-, -, rade on the match. This contest
!. - eve gois patrons Of this section
= pporiun..y % compare the games
Wo youngsters who are coming
s..g rap.d.y with those Of two Of the
r.. Playing professionals Of the
Niiiec State
New-York tribune., 1922-06-17
Kaiser and Madden
Defeat Nerri and
Piani al Ncl0dr0me

Harry Kalscr. 20. 'he Bronx. and Ti.
die Madden. OF Newark. aefeatcd Fran
cisco NcrrL casm,.cH - ltn.y. AID
Orlando r.ari. hi. ,,Ln't! man, - two
OCT ,f .lIcc he-;s 20. e. mi.e team ma,ch
u.cr a.; the Now lYIa Ne.od-em, .lst
night Ecr. w-i trc Cos, he4.. lie
also War FIRST rcm, 10 tle second, b-t
ia .h.4 oae was disqualified b. Kclerec
Illu.ce tor switching. and trst place
wa. given 90 Kaiser Madden then
caiae through ani won The thi-d.
Alfred Gouiiei. .5oked upon as the
greatest aii-lro-nl rider ia the world.
defeated iians Ohrt, San Francisco
star. and . .csmcs amateur caam-
pion. IN TWO itra ght 1eats oi q two
.lirl4 nfir match sace. Gou-ct won
tic FIRST beat trom the rear and me
-eccai cne trcm o. front.
Tho summarize.
fst.rlt -a.. r11..rar. am'i'grl-..
We ii .." l'rf.. r'n. Loo Nn.' .er .''
ysf..f t.r f4. 1.-n re- .' w'...-
.a@r rt ~sf ... ' J. '', t.i'.
Irl.-. -I..ri.sa its..a-a 80 yar'si i"ift.
e-r ..-I .fa.ft .t" -ar1r.. f.-fi To-
v.-n..- s.,e lh.r.,.f .rer,ss anal
won tg E4r Ia.i 'i'e-
ffrr.tflI. Tr.. I..r i.fnaitn 10
earlr. serurt iHri. ..1rts irIll~iNn
1o yartsf. fh.i i9A- l,ra-'. j.. aof. o..
oa- ...e raee arr.fa' '.. ..9s-.t g. .e~
Tntf r..f... a-...".r' Id nf 'ftYf
H-n-faffl tr' fs Ets'.. lialI-at ~
--rt ' 'rf.. tl. 90 'fit. i."-,.. -
a.s f..if. i.og.s .iloan, ,H"o0e. b. j.
Irfr Iirn go.
rls,-u.e re ersn s.s',.-''s... "a r.. '., .,,
d.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-17
PLAY Starts To-day
I'm Met" Singles
And Doubles Meet

Tho twont -socond annual men open
.o.~ramon. for Che Metropolitan clay
court championships IN singles and
doubles ana the dannattan doubles
Will re~iY this Afternoon at :aO
o'clock on the clay courts q the &c"
York Tennis Club, and will continue
tomorrow. starting az 10 o'clock. Dur
iny the following week - VIII begin
az 2.30 o'clock. All Us viii be
thrce out Of five sets.
Albert =. Ostendorf. q airman Of the
tournament committee announced lass
nirh, that there was q total Of rs
yiayers entered in the singles. and tie
list ,s DISTINGUISHED o. the names OF
qou,e OF the best Of the local stars.
right Il the most prom inent contenders
yer seeded a. follows: First quarter
Vincent Richards. Walter WesbrooS;
second quarter. Scichiro Keshio, van
fcrSiit =. Ward. third quarter, Francis
4. Hunter. Elliott II. blnzen; fourth
quarter. Dr. George a. King, Percy l.
Xynastcr.
According 10 an announcement made
bv the L. s. /. 7. A. last night, the
championship singles and doubles cups
that have been IN competition ter the
mrffIp pol ltAN tikAfo y liA ltNN - -.
pcti,icu upon this occasion. 10 having
been decided by the executive commit
tee Of tire national body year ago 20
transfer the metropolitan champion
shin fixture % the Crescent Athlete
Club where turf courts will be used,
while the New York Lawn Tennis
Clubs tournament has been officially
designated % for the metropolitan
clav court championships"
This means tina, Nineen. Richards
the present singles champion, viii cot
be able 60 win his second leg on the
.rophv. ever shouli he win the toyrna-
n,ent that star;s to-day, but will have
10 win ,hc Crescent A. {. event, start
irr sn Ju's -, IT. order 20 have h.a
name elgr1vrd or .hC ruD. The c.
accr, n. the Mo.ropoA.aa ISwn Iear .a
Annexation. which requested a fulirs
on .ais question. have requested an ap-
n.-I from the decision announced las'
rt.. and lnaf dee.sicn will b,
fr-chcd r., the Scpt'rhcr meeting Of
,hc executive committee ef the na'
fforaf assoc ,atIou
New-York tribune., 1922-06-17
Columbia Grew
Displays Speed
On the Hudson
PEN and Syracuse Varsity
F;rli's tl.o ia Impressive
y ork.Ouls for Regatta

pOUGHKrI pSIL. -. g.. Juno 10.
Tarco varsity crews o. ,aD,istoi their
r.r.is 10 that tito in irinl race on
thc Hudson. tho trio being Columbia.
Psnas, ivania and Syracuse. All three
gave remarkably drc displays o, skill
.ul rowing, and tsc stock Of each. and
csneciully Of Columbia. advanced cute
BIT
pcnnsylvsria's two scrappy heavy
ra-.i,r boats had the hardest add long
est race ~ aii. tor Coach Joe Nrrhi
kept them h9mmering 10 each 0.ser
for two md haf miles, wien ihe
varsity showing tho way az the end by
'wo full lengths. In the morning pin
Wuef. had riited the pair agl'n1i caca
other IN half mle brreH and thc
junior boat won Dy q halt lcrrtn.
Tho rcsul, wa- not 70 aii .at STAG.
tory cittcr o. Wright or thc varsity
I0at. so ho arranged a battle 0f almost
fu.. Iers'ta day lcagth tor lao after-
rorr. The wind was flilrw.rr fr"
lsod tidc ur .roam when Wr.rri r3'
hc tao cr rs lined up a. fhc mi'
mary aad headed un the rrer. Ire
'i .'tI ..
". ".' D." ia,' "'"N n'"
.-htih .f"e' "n'en ". r'.''t 81.
% mii'' Nhie. l"' VIZ Buy 90
"ic. il minute aa 'rc'n'''
Iscrc ,"e jini'rs pnIled ap M
aai cou.G n't o7sc i'o G'n p-ioi.
DO N1rnir ieCnA nnciner snirl. w.icA
Carried them 10 q length and h1.. I'd
% 'hc tWo-nilc ma-k. wneie N-fhi
caught ihc ''mc at 2 minutes m rnr-
or ir. IN tho next h1f mile Zoe N4r-
Htr made 70 f0o-.eng,h lcsi md
sci.ici rf,'ty deeisivo.- on sia'n7
tho juniors m ght have had 9. fac
varsity f.tie
TO g.''rria and errarrec v.rsi-
f'cs icfta'ca ttcir r-r1cc'..e so-ord
New-York tribune., 1922-06-17

have the right 10 oypcrt ~ part Of
every rrdfrgfad1Atc's ilfo.
IN 1920 iale football receipts we're
$4,000. and ln 1921 $4,000. Yet
last year flero Vas az athletic defcit
Of 100000 There should be better
management than that. Nearly t650,000
Ipcnt f0r a sirins q defeats
"some o. those who have been actively
interested in Yale athletes have also
iclr inclined 20 rcfclt the a'tituGc of
me university toward the athlete with
small financial resources The athlete
who n bard plt 20 it 20 End ihc means
f0 CO. though college fcclhss % be
viewed iih susp ci0n hy those IN con
trol AZ f. rflIstlc regime and by the
bureau o. a7pointmcnis
Dis,rim nation Charged
"Athlef.s afc d.crminst,i ara .nst
all fo-csl 90 ae'A aariffanco from
their ircrd. There lls been 0bloc-
.ion 2, outside assistance ~ athletes
Why force fhlg % .oek ~
The football program last season
was gwen 20 two Students on a per-
c,ntage has.s One o. 'hcm had grad
uatcd TIE prov.ouf year anl the other
needed 60 word for c-iy part OF bis
NN .If IIf.ta IIN.| IVY .aNlN'IIN" IfHI."'A
up $4,000 $500 sach, 40 that time
.wO OF the bert atl otcE ln enc lnlyor-
siiy were without funds 20 pay their
tuition a1d were worried AS 90 how
,hsy were con ng to eat These men
we're comFe icd to borrow money from
friend on the outside with the sane
ticn VI che Yale a-thcrit.c8
They were Bot on, for football and
could easily have served On fhe foot
bal program committee. But how
much f1ir.r f would ilvf been y,
instead OF giving fho program % two
mon, it had been gife1 % ten men,
sore Of whom might have been athletes
working their way through 60 legef u
W0lid hay' plt them through f0r a
"car. ard ,his cofnm.t.ee iai.a 90 see
now .t would have tainted them With
Dr0foss.cEa. m.'
New-York tribune., 1922-06-17
Mrs. Mallory Is
Eliminated i'm
English Tennis
Miss Mckane Defeats L. ;.
Champion 0-l, 20. 6.3
in Semi-Finals ai Kcnl

LONDON, June Is by The Associ-
ated Pressl. Mrs. Moila aiurstedt
Mallory. the American lawn ,ennis
womsn champion. was defeated ~ the
som.-fnals c. Tie Kent tennis cham
7ionship in womcn's singles AZ Bccken-
ham this afternoon b. Miss Kathleen
McKanc. the British star Iss SIC
Kane won by the score 6-l. %. G. g.
Miss Elizabeth Ryan, of California.
also playing in the scm.-snals. bea.
Mrs. Beamish, Of England. 5 6. 3.
Mrs MalloEy's defeat WA tho sec
onG since her arrival IN England :.
was sustained before 5000 eathcg acts.
who saw Mss McKaae. a young Eng
ifh girl. display what the experts con
.dered the greatest ganie O. her career
lE stopping the American.
Mrs. Mallory WIS adjudgcd b. tho
tennis shaI1s as con .cerably OG heI
game. and they EXPECT hcr 20 come
back 20 kocnampton and Wiinbledon
Nevertheless. her defeat is considered
q blow - hel chances for the cham
p!onsk.p.
The Amc- can champion was un-
lucky %. hoy u2y to-day Many O.
her shots landed oyc- the iinc by
oaly a couple % aches She VAS also
q lttfc insecure in her overhead drives.
The first set Was all Mss McKanes.
8 hc secured three games before Mrs.
Mallory had won her Gsst. and then
with srcnd.d vollcying and court tao
tics thc English girl easily won the
set. The American star displayed her
usual higk-class play in The second set.
but wlr unable 90 Keep 4 Up, Miss
McKarc taking the :hird set with but
htLc more dificlltr than the hrft.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-17
Women's Jersey Tennis
Entries Close Tonight

The women's annual opsn lawn fen'
MS tournament for the championship
- New JERSEY in singles, doltles and
MIXED doubles will begin or ne clay
cou-.s of the Fngicwood ficid Club ~
E-rlcwood. y. T.. oa Aonday morning
AZ II o'clock. The doubles vii start
on Tuesday afternoon. an- .ha mixed
doubles on Wcduel day afternoon ~
2;20 ocloeF
Entries for the singles close AZ o
o'clock this e-ening. and should be
sent. together with fees. and names. al
dresses and telephone number, % ".
P. De saussrre jr.. chairman o. tie
committee. Dana Place, Englewooc, =.
J. Dan Fellows Platt will act as ref
cree. Mrs. Helene Pollak Falk is the
present sinSles ehamSien.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-17
MendeH and Jones
Comment on Ehayges

SEw FAyEN. Conn, ia1o TO-
Professor Clarence ". 3 alsil. chair
nan OF the Yale Dcati ~ Athletic
alroi, nas SHOWN o. copy of the report
- tno Voluntary Committee on lalo
Athletics tonight, aftcr which be
cave out the following statement.
This report, c0miny from O. yoIan-
'ary and unnamed committee. calls for
no comment 40 This time from The
authorities entrusted ty the Yale Cor
Icraticn with the controi 40 Yale ath-
.,ti.s The Board ~ Control .s fhe
o,dy 90 whom cri..cisrs ard advice
mould boz directed. and tne card viii
iwavs welcome eagerly and make use
o. everything constructive tnat cones
20 them Boo zoe proper way.
Tad Jones. head coach W lgotoall
ssid he did not know George $ Trevor
Chairman Of the committee which
ssucd the rcDort, and was not familiar
with the rers0nne. NJ such a comm .
,ce. The only comment be- would make
was that there bad ben no interference
bv athletic committees iT bis handling
of football % Yale and ihat 1e had
bocn in complete charge ~ the grid
iron ~ct sit.cs.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-17
Yale Crews Have Easy
Dav at Gales Ferry

GALES FERRY. Corn, June 1.-The
tao Yal. varsitics had a very easy day
to-day. iakinr . very shori paddle ~
tho morning ard onlv a four-mile pad
m. ,r no afternoon. Coach Ceorre
Corder-, sen. the freshman and tho
Blue varsity out together this attcf-
Noon anl told them 20 paddle % he
navy yard. On the way down ono OF
-. ,.~,ts we-e tried. thc Blue crew
mane~irg 20 pull away from tno fresh
man bota times.
During the return trip upstream ihe
.wo crews kept even with each other
b., the freshman seemed 20 get to-
ether and and itsef better to-day
a-d rowed very well. while the Blue
crew looked little ragged.
This morning bo.h the varsity crews
followed the Harvard time trial over
.he iour-mile course Do the coaehins
launches. They were very much i'm,
pressed with the good showing Harvard
M io.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-17
Many Pros Play Ouer
British Open Course
srcrlaI rabIe % Ths rrIbrne

ONDON. June l6.. All the
prominent entrants fer the
British open. wish the exception Of
hutohison and k.rkwood. PLAYED
over the course to-day. Boomer.
French opea champion. playing
Massey. did the Grst nine holes Of
the championship course In 80. but
he did not maintain the remarkable
pace on the homeward Journey.
Hagen. who II being toutcd by some
experts rs the most dangerous Of
the American trio. played IN COM
pany With Willie Hunter and had a
hne round.
Barnes. who has been practieing
steadily ever since his arrival. IL
considered by local pros steadier
even than last year. when he ran
like a clcos until the final round.
,afdon ana Duncan played Fay and
Brad n fOur-bail match. finishing
level. Duncan. Ray and Mitchell
carry the chief hopes OF the British.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-17
lie MNahon Yale Advances Victories Fox Hills Club Golf tournament
Champions Must Fight,
Not Necessarily Here

Ar THE oflire o. THE Vow York
= state Athletic Commission ycs-
terday Commissioner Muldoon, In
reply 90 4 question a. tu whttheT
,r no: the commission purgoscd 10
compel the champion. vhum ihe
commission g. cniraror NJ 10 make
defend their chamDi0nships. 10 hold
fuch contests In New York Stute.
said:
"Thc commission II not concerned
a. 20 the place where the contests
take place nor "a % who Is the pro.
moier. The commissions only de-
re- - 90 compel champions 20 de-
lend their championships and cease
commer,ial.ying such titles. The
matches may be held in Africa or
China. as Tar A. the commission
care. The important thing is
a chaup.on must defend the title Or
get out"
New-York tribune., 1922-06-17
Miss Bishop Retains
Her State Golf Title

BRIDGEPORT. Conn, June 10 Miss
Ceorrianna Bishop. of Bridgeport. re-.
saineI ber title as woman state golf
champion here to-day by defeating Mrs.
Cba-'os Porter. of New Haven. IN the
f,al round Of the tournament ~ Up
ana 20 play. Miss Bishop won the
t!ile twice previously.
Miss Bishop played nearly perfect
,oif throurhout and never was IN dan
~c~. on the third hole--3s4 yards
h. longest Of the B-ooklawn course,
1fies Hishop was down In q par 4. Mrs.
Porter experienced difficulty through
out. topping several Of her drives.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-17
Four Princeton Managers
To Be Awarded Letter

PRINCETON. y. j. Junc i6.--The
Princeton var-i,y "P" will he awarded
.o.morr,w % the four major sport
.asnagers Tor next year. the Princeton
urdcrgladrate athletic committee an
acuneed tonight
Those o receive the letter are:
Gcoryc ?. Havoc. Newark, MI Wll-
liam Teyl1r. Norfolk. Va; John Wes-
.craeld. Moa'clair. \. j., and James b.
Nymar. Omaha, Ncb.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-17

nose tt.lIDl.~ are -cI ie-ll- = tlNp
rd AMI pay their admission price
-r.mfty as they enter the G'olnds
The money collected vii. be turned
over to ta-cc prom reat fresh air funds,
one from the West Side. one from the
East Side and the other for the Fresh
Air Fund of The New Yoork Tribune.
Seven dollars will send q kid away FOR
his summer vacation in the country, &
vacation he will never know without
such outside help The admission fee
will be s.. but those who can afford
more will undoubtedly feel better
bout il II they give more. even up TO
the limit o. taking care OF one wal ed
In yOunQstcr Those who get their
share of fresh air and country life IN
;ho summer here have the chance Of
their lives for contribution that will
count
Kneppor isn't 30 well known around
here as Swectser is. But the young
princetonian. then unknown. gave Bob
By Jones 4 hard lat.le al Oakmont in
1919 and last year at s.. Louis, after
.wice tieing the course record al 10,
he went on 20 the last eight left in the
big field. he belongs among the FIRST
zen. with a slashng style that is al
ways interesting TO watch.
KIRBY and Travers have both been
playing well lately and arc out TO uphold
Che honor of the old guard. compara-
lively speaking. l. will be interesting
% see how the youngsters fare with
Travers on the greens. where 4 study
u putting styles may bring about more
than ore needed correction.
NOTE TO GOLFERS WHO CANT
BE pRESENT-In Behalf OF your open
air sojourns along the way Of the an
cicnt green, why not mail in your
contribution just the same 20 the
Fresh Air Fund Of the New York
Tribune? Anyway, It's worth thinking
over.
The National Republican Club. Of
New York, will charge in mass forma-
sion the fs.rways and bunkers o. Knoll
wood on Wednesday. Among the politi-
caily undeclared guests will be Ring
lardner. Bugs Bler, Rube Goldberg
and Frank Craven. Your correspondent
has been subpoensed 10 see that the
niblickian activities Of all concerned
are relayed promptly to the waiting
presses.
Jim D1IUtat toEh llANNNto -'N ~
ter Hagen take their fnal workout OF
Importance to-day at Sandwich. On
Monday the qualifying test gets under
way. The American trio faces such
competition IS that offered BY Duncan
Mitchell. Kirkwood. Ray. Havers. BRAID
Tavlor. Herd. Cckenden, WetneTea'
Hunter and many others, including
Nassy. the Frerchman. The ODDS
.rainst any American entry winning
fould be about 8 70 ], when one con-
e ders the numerical prepo'deIa1ce
which they must face. And IN goli no
man can say just when he VIII ne
tight a. Just when re won't DC rifnt.
Jim Barnes, always a careful student
~ the game and a keen investigator
n facts and form. will keep Tribune
reasers informed Of the inside story,
wbich usually does not break unti'
later on. As one Of the keener ana
ivsts and as open hampton OF the
United States, mis- aservations wall
be Of unusual interest throughout the
week. .,-
Those who watch Sweetser, the young
New-York tribune., 1922-06-17
BeniOn-BrOWnTeam
Advances TO final
AT Hudson River

4 fo.--baii mattel 'hat should Be
gcu worth soein. tod v b. that
between Charlie Bon.on aaI Charlie
Prown. OF the f1is1a E.vcl Country
Club, and +. L. Surge. Wostchester
smateur champion. and T. 3. Geldes,
OF the eearsda'o Club. The contest
sill be played in the hnai round o.
lhirty.six holes IN the HUDSON River
Country Club fourba rolrn uent.
Brown and Benton are RAPIDLY be-
coming famous az golf team. As
such they have yet 20 be beaten. Yes
tcrday they won swo matches easily
end handsomely and are quite prepared
fo- whatever may happen to-day.
In the morn NJ this Hudson River
Club pni- trounced Hayden Footo and
Charles Fletcher. o. the Mount Vernon
Country Club, by score Of and 5.
In the afternoon they defeatcd 4. 3.
Johnson end 9. z. Ryan. fellow mem
bcrs, by an even larger margin Of 3
ap and to play. Their best ball
,o,aled 20 strokes N the morning. and
~ the afternoon thsy had card Of 73.
The summaries;
FIRST E..hf-- Iirft Eouni--C. v Benton
and Cnsrlea lif0Wn. hllfFnn River de-
fsateE lasdsr Tn0te aud nhaFleI Fletcher.
Mount N,rrnn Hni b. A ~ Johnson
nrd g r. Ryan. liudfor RIVER won from
sfa.nn.ftE ard W Purcell Dunwoodie.
b. defsuf Nfrrln Wst~rs sni Donald
Carr. hffsrf. fef-afeI Francis and Ed
rsr Apriary Nassau anf =
sfurges aFd = fi Geilss scarsdale. de-
fs.f.f urrsr Ffhar0 rrd william OoteiA
Gr.sr' ~r.tln. i end
~rcrrf Roanf Ur0ur ans Benton f@-
fsefol I0fns0n and Ryan A and sturEes
snf Ceddes defeated waters aEl carr.
sne :.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-17
Golf Summaries

re- sixteen q. Mcmahon. nriar.
IN. defeated ifamm 81 flhaus 3
- a1d 90 play r. Tarcufar Foa Hl,s
Tented Bob Harlow. f-iuerurrf. un and
~ Play Il. q Brchauan. Shacfs.ne xon
-ficffen J. e-cenbaufu. Quaker Rldre.
4f afa 90 fi-y. a.. g. GrcCsnn Belle.
a,r. defeated n = Jones Richmond
.ounty. up and : o. piay " a FoIeft
foN III r. defeated 4 g. Perry Fox Hl.r
70 and q play. r. y vvnnc. chicago.
1efeatcd ". Mrronvif'e. Gnrdrr CITY. 8
49, and % play. = n Brooks Tox HIa
defeated , ii Baxter. FOX Ellis. 7 up.
J lafrav Minneapolis defeated &
ln.crhffe Princeton. 2 up and 4 90 play.
second round-McMahon defeated Far
guhar. ard g. Gregs0n defeated pu-
clauan. on e. Foneft defeated Vynue.
) az Brooke defeated Janray. up
New-York tribune., 1922-06-17
ShOcker Lost to Browns
For About 3 Weeks

ST. LOUIS. June ia broken blood
vessel in his right leg has forced the
ST. Louis Browns most consistent
pitcher. Urban Shocker. out Of the
game. i; became known to-day. With
the club but q half game ahead OF the
Yankees, Shockcr's loss may b. felt
heavily. lie was injured at Chicago in
The Browns ia7, series Of long road
tip. but gamely insisted he be worked
in ms regular turn until an Infection
caused The club physician 70 order him
20 remain idle until the Browns start
their second invasion Of the East.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-17
Lourie Awarded Poe Cup
Second Consecutive Year

PRINCETON. s.. o.. iunc .f ~
e.. .ceo-d consecuti,. year Donald -.
r,r.if. Z Peru. H.. has bean AWARDED
,te Pee Memorial Cup for czei1rlit;i7s
80 t.gse-t. two athlete a. Princeton
--l ~ hayiug Gone the most for the
University IN the athletic lire
o.i,.c +. enc cf ;fe outstanding
,o.n.bsrs Of the 1922 el'ss. T. 1870 ic
sas W-.toT Camr's felec'l'n iof Al
Ame ran quarterback. a9a rs men,
be- ~ fnc Tiger rack ;enm cs,ahiis,h'ca
\ nee English broad Jump record IN
ne Oxford and Csmhricge meet ~
England IN 1870.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-17

o.
,b. oi.,,. ~ o., fs.,. rn..5sr ~ Yale
... so,-,cr ,,,.,,.. won,hor, o.
n",.o., ,e,,. ',', .rI ~r. dsatcs
','o,,.,.J i- y.f, -.,., "
"wo,, ,-,di,t,. f,I nat thoro In
control "a Yale have fumb.ed thc
ball. ,aya the rcpoIi which partcn.
ler.y as~oils Professor Ciaronc" W.
Mcldcll. chairman of ine loard Of
control
Professor Mcndcu bra never bed
-r" .thietc ,Nrericn.c.' s',s 'ao re-
Ifs Yale rthieff. fffu. ion .4 roir o.
What mi.lnadinv. Professor Nondell
.s- srmmcd rn h.a .csi's wore as
follows.
"'On ,hc whole ~c c-n l3ol back IN
reasonably good ..arf
This oomwi... err.c. a~.re With
p,o -essor N4ndcil. becauss l- Ia rrcs.
.rt othlet.c veer .o far Harvard var.
s,... tos-,, nav. deseafe4 ru-. In foot
I'm lo.b.y losIo,teu tr.ek tsr,it
,rd ,,ir ryor - ,y. bo,, r,rv~r4 In
,--.t -. .,.,.. ... Ia
....,i,i.. go, 80,
New-York tribune., 1922-06-17
Miss Kelly Wins Two
Races in Insurance Meet

The 3O0-uctsI iTfItltllH 90 ~
.;,ir whi.t featured the member.
r.mts q the Ms;roso. tan Lie ins-T-
go 4. A. n South Yield yest rtay
afternoon. resulted j. IN cay victor
FOR Miss Ailrc hl!l., of he Arei'f
Revision iisi.ior. ..iss heii won
Lnndi!y E.. l..l t-5. dcleat d. Ni''
Anna K nalcz1cs.. n tao Fafm Loan
Division. Miss ke!iy also wen tne open
ard dash .sr r.Tis.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-17
Miss Bomann Wins Golf Title

PLAINFIELD. y. J.. June i6.-Aiss
Kate Bomann wen the women's golf
ehampiouship OF the Flainheld Country
Cub to-doy. defeating Miss Zoe Terry,
7 and 8. in the laal round. Mrs. ". II.
Rogers defeated Miss Bertha Tilney'
4 and 3. in the fnal round for the de-
fested four OF the arst eight, and Miss
Priscilla Fraker defeated Mrs. L. w.
Hsllock. 4 and 3, in the hnal round iof
the defeated four Of the second eight'