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New-York tribune., 1922-06-21

RoEHAMPToN, England, June 20
nv The Associated PFesS).-Ihe Brit
;.b Isles Davis Cup team to-day won
;ts vav into the second round hy. ce-
eating the Italian team in the doubles
f~i. "a. Go. To-day's victory gave
,bem three matches 20 none for the VS.
i,ors. The British players were MAJOR
kloernon +. r. Kingscote and FRANK
piselev and the Italians Cosare ColoiA-
bo and Count Di Robeceo.
TIE Italians were unable 20 prt Up
.ry sort Of a game. They we're not ae-
cysinted with the conditions of the
s-oss court play and also showed ner,
Sarsness. which seriously affected az
tbei- strokes. They served ooHo,e
+s.lt.. missed easy smashes and sell
aon nut their service returns into the
'' On the other hand, the Englis.ih,nrien,
served well. Kingseote was oriilia.n'
IN his overhead kills, while Riseley n
.srcented we'll when his partner was
,eceiyjng service. All the Italians ala
we'll was in serving in the second get
uben they won three service games
sseb A. love. But in the ninth game
colombo footfau auited and lost his game,
whereupon the Englishmen ran out
New-York tribune., 1922-06-21
4 Americans Win
In Opening Round
OF Canadian Golf

ANCASTER. Ont. June 2o.-Four
Americans won their matches ard three
we're eliminated to-day In the arst
round Of the Canadian ,n'atear Golf
championship on the LINKS Of the Ham
ilton Golf Club. The FOUR sufuvofs
were among the sixteen players who
will enter the SECOND round Of the
tournament tomorrow.
L. /. Bredin. ~ Detroit, loomcd ne 2
strong contender FOR the title as re-
suit OF his decisive victory ovcr orc o-
tho best Candian nls-crs, seymour
LYON, of Toronto. z up and Z 90 play
in tho thirty six-hole test.
Another American entry, ". W. Tat
Ton. o. schenectady, D.. -, fell betore
the steady golf Of Frank Thompson, Of
Toronto. The champion. , and r.
/. 3. Patton. OF Danyers, Mass ord
r. McAuEGe and 7. $. Hyde. OF Blhalo.
were tho other American winners.
Patton disposed Of ". 3. Fitzgerald, o'
Essex. ! Up; Hyde, who won bis place
In tho Tournament af,,s n.af-ot thi
rrofnina. Gefeatcd Dr. sutherland, o.;
Glendale. S and ., and McAulife won
from Stanley Thompson, Of Toronto
The o,fcr .wo Americans eliminated
were J. Bydolek. OF East Aurora. y. J.
who lost - J. ". Haddon, o. Toronto
s and :. and G.. II. S,andifer, of Wash
ing,oa. who was beaten by y. i. scott
OF Montreal, 5 and (,
r. Abbott. Of Peterboro. ont, foT,
mor resident of Bridgeport, Conn ard
ore time holder of the ConnectlcI' u
state title was eliminated, 3 and ?, by
G. II. Tlrpin. OF Montreal.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-21
Big Six in Form
Again, to Start
Game at Saranac

SARANAC LAKE, y. T.. J1ne 90
Christi Mathewson. famous pitcher
will once more appear on tho bascbali
diamond, not in uniform and not as
player. but just long enough 20
shoot one over the plate az the open
ing Of the local baseball season when
Saranac Lake plays Platts51rg mex,
Monday.
Mathewson's physician has consented
. his appearance, which will be the
first time Mcthewson has been seen
in public since the beginning e his
illness So Christ-. with Mrs. Mathew
son and Christy IT,, vii! start things
OF. aad then take his place N the
His physician feels certain that
Mathewson is well enough for the
undertaking. Matty now Is far on the
road 70 recovery and IS almost beyond
the danger Of any relapse. Each day
he is allowed 20 walk for two tWonty-
niutes periods.
During his illness ne has invented
2 baseball game that bears his name.
II is said 20 includs every play pos
sible or O real dia/one. he has a.s-'
won fame as a checker expert. Ar
other Of his occupations has been
writing. and he procdly produces
articles in a checker magazine.
His appearance at the hrs. game o;
the season will prove concilslrcly that
the old Big SIX IS back, ard back
20 efar
New-York tribune., 1922-06-21
Princeton Golfer
In Semi . Final of
LynnewOOd Meet

PHILADELPHIA, June 2o.-R. 2.
Knepper, Princeton; Max Mars,on. D..
e. Corkran and J. Wood Platt, all o.
Philadelphia. reached the somi-hnal
round to-day by double victories tn
the Lynnewood Hall golf tournament a.
the Huntington Valley Country Club.
Knopper will meet Platt 10 ore of
the semi-inals tomorrow and Morston
will play Corkran IN the other.
In the Grst and second rounds 70
day Knepper defeated, respectively, z.
II. Pitler. Philadelphia. up and %
play. and ". B. Corknn. Baltimore,
1 and 3; Marston eliminated Edward
briggs. Philadelphia. ] up m nineteen
holes, and W. II. Gardner, Budalo, 3 up
and 2 % play; d. G.. Corkran beat y Mae
rico Risely. Atlantic City, 3 and 3.
and Reginald Lewis, Greenwich, I ~,
and Piatt disposed Of F. c. Newton
Brookine, Z and 3. and J. j. Beadle'
Llanerch. 3 and :.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-21

on the greens.
Knd sunk a fve-foot putt on the
ninth my score for the first half would
have been 80. Ny approach 20 this
green I consider NY best shot Of the
day. There was strong wind blowing
from the left right, and 20 the LEFT
green mound shut Of my view Of
tie pin. ! played the iron with puI!
and Il came OF exactly as planned
At the second ny drive found Q
bunker intended 70 catch bad np-
proaches. but fortunately got cut and
down In the regulation I. Every
thing went along smoothly unti. the
twelfth, where ny second sligh;ly over
ran the green and had 70 be satisfied
with a 3. At the fourteenth, into the
face OF the wind with the boundasy
lust right, ny drive found the rough
and ! had % choose between playing
shor; ditch or riskine long carry.
I played short and again found the
rough and registered s.
Al The seventeenth the ball stopped
on the lip and had another 3.
Kirkwood also turned N a Y. lie
was putting well. approaching IN hne
style. especially on his chip shots,
which he laid dead. Joe was not quite
satisfied with his play from the tees
but his iron play was practically per
feet. he had 70 vake three puts only
or two greens.
Hutehison's IS gave him total OF
i.q. which placed him among the
leaders. jock was not killing himselt
today. being satisfied % play safely.
He had three puts on two greens olt
his chief complaint was on chip snots
which we're not coming eh setisihe-
.orily. he was in the rough only
once during the roga1.
The men who played the Princes
course to-day found il a different prop
osition from 81. Georges. For IN
-tance. Vardon. who did y yesterday,
had 70 be content with so over the
Princes. Ray, who did 81 over the
Princes in the first round, played much
better to-day
Hagen, who played late In the after.
noon. came through nicely. he had
two Is for So. but st both the seven
teen;h and eighteenth holes be plaed
the iron instead OF wood for MS sec
ond sho. and in both instances he was
penslized Instead OF Is he got :
and a s. respectively, which gave him u
and put him IN a tie with Kirkwood for
low score in the quslifing rounds.
Duncan, who had an - yesterday
did 70 to-day. the tenth hole proving
very costly TO him. Hers he took tA'
New-York tribune., 1922-06-21

NeNb, Ou Aht bhtA N'Ai - Va w. "
In the mems singles some Of the
most prominent survivors were Phil
Ncer. Of California. national intereol-
legiate champion; Stanley Pearson, Of
Philadelphia; Henry x. Guild, Of Bos-
ton. and Sydney lhayer, OF fhilaaei-
phia. t,
Miss Bayard continued her splendid
nlaving to-day. dofeating Mrs. VI. Is.
HUI. Philadelphia district champion,
h. score Of g. G-l, In the tnird
round. Her steady driving from deep
court and her spectacular rocoyefies
were features Of this match.
Miss Bancroft was extended fully
hv Mrs. J. S. Taylor, the sets going NJ
90. -, with most OF the play from
close 70 tho base line. Miss Baker de-
foated Miss Helen Rice az 6-Z, ID
in a match that was marked b. BIS,
paker's Ano voileying and overhead
play. Miss Ballin took the measure OF
MIS- {. {. Madeira az C-l, ID the
philadelrhian making a spirited Did ioT
victory in thc second set.
Neer displayed powerful strokes ana
furiously aggressive style of play IN
ovorcominc T. r. Douglas az g., b~V
In the third round of the mems event
The summaries;
woron's Delaware state champion, =
r,rle, fhird r0undl Miss Marina ia,
"a defeated Nra s. 3. HuN. e-A 81
Wiss Florence Baliln defeated MIr
voselrs f--i. 5-f Mies leslie hln ,el.
lsfe.fod Mrs : Taylor. 90, '--'' il'l
c.r.s Baker defeated Miss Helen hie''
Mon', championship ,insle,i econ ,....,, y
-oundl-r Gregory defeated hawaf /, ,
Laird. s--1 So r 81 Edwar - e,ieal p
A Picois,. Go. GO. I. y. White &C.
fe-.ef 4. 40 Cazenove. 6-i. 81 ticlauIil
sydney Thsyer defeated James Daties'
f--7. f-1. -
Thlri rounf-Ph Seer defeated r. y
r,,i~f.ss 70 Go. II r. Gu'if fofea. .o1
o. h Granger. f-s. c. f-3. STANLEY
p.,r.on Tcfeatcd T. Gregory. Ga 81
we-'g doubles ffrrt rounfl-W, brown
arI ? Kamn.1n defeated a. y du Foni
al & y. shaw 60. 81.
second -ounf--H u Guild ani r Hlnck'
.sy defeated q. Young ana e.. L. Lyneh.
rsarri,nship mixed doubles lhrs' round
.-,r-- Paine snl kluuan defeated N.'i
af-rra. ana a. y. an l0nf f-3, 81 hiei
Lstie Bln,r.ft anl T. 81 E1Tsrd' oe-
.ert-l -lr lrf .frg il-iran. t--l.
--rrt rtGnt-.tIsa BALM anf Mr
fI..rr.ey crftatel Nlsl Deborah eet. aal
~ f1M.r. Ie-.. fHf
New-York tribune., 1922-06-21
Rain Prevents PLAY
In Women's n. ].
Title Tennis Meet

Once aratn did rain call for post
,o..o-.or. g, 30 r-,-.e-'. annual ore,
-. -. D,
lawn ''Hn'a 'o'E'''''e''. ''' 80.
IcrscT State creMr rionslip ~ singles,
d~ub-o- and r..gcl doubles. r.. 2. Dc
go. ....-..., 90 Ga. .,..----.o-.
''"S. Nv
comm ittec, announced la1t hiE-t tAc
opcrirc Of The tourney has been post
- ,,-.tf .o-r,orro.,. r,orri-~ whom
Po''I
tae s'NF'cS wa
TIE women doublea VIII start TO-
morrow afternoon ~ . oe-ceE ana 'ae @
Friday. Because o. thc de.ay IN start.
~. - was decided 10 hold orcn &C
cnt-~ lists IN both doab e7 and riyci
dolhlcs. Tho .ormor VIII not close
unli s o'clock tomorrow aad ne
mixed until c'circk on Friday. TIC
dance IN honor q. 80 n.arers, "a'cn
was 70 have been he'd to'niG-t. na's
~. y tsc rai- will favc q little ro-
60 fo~ -to ria~crs' feelings. every
ssir- o,iil move al.-r nicely.
The third annual Cornect.cr. state
ohampionship tournament 81 .s.nglc,'
doubles and mixed doables Wi. ocp..a
next Monday afternoon o, . e4ocs,
and the entries close on Sa'-fl;ay
afternoon % 3 o'clock WITH Ms. Jonn
a. Clark. New Canaan, Conn. botlaes
the entrance fees. names. adorcsses ;
and telephone namoers Should %, ee sent en-
20 Irs. Clark. junior eFeHt, "''' "'''
New-York tribune., 1922-06-21
British and Indian Davis Cup
PLAYERS Reach Second Round

with one.sided sequence OF eigA'
games.
BycXENHAM, June 20 (By The
Associated Press).-lndia has won ne
right 70 enter the second round OF ne
Davis Cup lawn tennis contests Dy
defeating Rumania. The victory, was
clinched by the defeat Of Nichoia'
Wishu. Of Rumania, By A. Il. Fyzee 20
day. the indian winning 40 OIL
6-l. rs. ~.
Nishu started confidently, While
Fvzee appeared 70 take matters easy
The Runianian got the lead. but then
made several errors. He won the nrst
nevertheless, although with some
difficulty.
In the second and third sets Misnu
became erratie. and although be re-
covered 70 some extent in the fourth
the steady play OF the Indian star
prevailed. e..
A. H. Fyzee, India. defeated NJ. stern
Rumania, So. So. 6-l.
In the doubles. A. Il. Fyzee and Z
Rama Swami. India. won frYn Mishr
and Stern, 6-2, 81. so.
The all-India team having won hy'
matches is qualified 70 meet Spain II
thc second round.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-21
lille Race l. Allotted to
New York Nelodrome

,.-ss''ra F. Kelsey. chairman Of the
= o. control q the National Cyel-
!, A''oristion. has allotted the one
n. haiional professional champion
70 ihe New York. Velodrome and
~. 80 te held Friday night. Twelve
n. .is rcn 20 decide the American
- ne points in these races score
i. ,f'i. 3 for second. for third
d, ior fourth. The rider scoring
t,....sest number cf points IN this
r-lon "a the champion.
49, 'sses. the quarter mile and the
n, '..'a nile, have been decided 20
,,,.s me Newark Nelodrome. The
80 standing is as follows: Arthur
i,.t,. polnis; Willie Spencer, z;
q ,Afsnsr. (. Raymond Eaton, 2,
..iAneo plani. !.
-.'snee Gasrey will take part in
t,.','.a race of twenty miles, riding
4. n. ~ ib'assk Anderson. OF Denmark,
H.y Appletans. of Germany.
- - '.rer pro events Friday will be
Championship consolation. two
a, sIlem race and two-nile hardi-
= -hs amateurs will ride 4 half.
y s...sA ,..eap, two-mile lap race, closed
ca, iork riders, and 4 two-mile
New-York tribune., 1922-06-21
Wefers and Kelly TO Run
In Casey Sprint Races

Bar-ie Wo.ers, jr. ami Andy Kelly,
New York 4. q. spr.rtors will be seen
IN competition next Monday afternoon
8, the knights of Columbus Field Day
In Manhattan Beach PARK. Both are
members of the Greenwich Council re-
lag team. but IN this meet thcy VIII
run IN special races.
4 number of other star athletes who
arc ag.iatci with the X. of c. will don
track and field attire for tho gala oc'
c1slor. Two open swimming events
for women are also on tho program.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-21

carry 70 the green. Instead o. an ap-
ua-cnfiv easv 4 he had n 5. and fur
thcr trouble was IN store FOR him az
thc last hole.
His drive vas ono Of the best or the
day. going right dtwa tho center of the
eoursc. bat though Basncs warned him
a-sinst using his iron he stuck % his
Gre. choice. again topping and rolling
into n bunker. lie came out nicely,
Dc, was lcft with an approach and Two
puts for a e. which put nm IN tie
with Kirkwood.
Find Going Difficult
Meanwhile some % the British stars.
es-oc.aliy the veterans. were inding
the roinr decidedly s.Gcult Harry
Vardon. who rad - over Sandwich
YESTERDAY. cot an 20 over the Princes
courre to-day. while Braid had an So
SANDY Herd, also playing the Prince a.
wns wall pleased wi;h bis =, especially
a. IL included Z.
Jim Durean. who. along with ABB
Mitchell. carries thc chief hopes Of the
B-...sh fraternity, had a nerve 'vraeA'
.-g scramble % qualify HIS I az tne
.,rth. after going oit ia 25. so shoos
his confieace that he required ~ foi
th, homewari Journey, and could not
aTori 60 -, d5wa Tor q moment. Dun
can had wonderful reputation o. play
lr- Inspired golf whcn he needed y
mos. but bis showing tnus faT Is nafd'
lv ealeula'ed 20 give much encourage
mcrt % bis baeser'.
!. II. Taylor had 10 easy task q
qualify. but his 70 just put him on ;h'
safe side.
The !org carries on both these course,
arc the test wh.eh the veterans ant
TOO trying and il will be furprising u
any % the Old tr.gmvirate hrishe'
among ,he leaders in this champion
ship Mitchell was rl'ylng vel. with
in himself and showed much more con-
fdcrcc around the hole.
Tonight tacrc were few Br.tons
willing 70 wager against The chances
o. the cup going either % the United
States or Australia. The American
trio certainly struck is best gait ar
they are full o. confidence. although
they all appreciate the fac, that the
winner must haye some luck or his
side.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-21
Tigers intercollegiate
Golf Team Is Selected

PRINCETON, y. j.. June 2V-Cap'a'h
Robert Wirtringer Of the Princeton
golf team announced this afternoon
the Tiger golfers who will compete IN
tse irtercoilcyicte tournament az Car
don civ. L. l.. or June p and ..
Tho six men who will play N ne
.osrn match will be Rudy Krepper, K. W.
Wint~inrer. Z. B. Carruth. b. Il.
c,arks I Fred Kneppcr. D. II. straehen.
Ills sextet will play - holes. and
~ .,' heet four scores or tire last 30
holes will qualify the members for the
;,ro5;yidusi rounds. Three other Prince
tor golfers will enter IN the last Two
-osras in hope o. qualifying for the
;-5iv;dpal honors. They are WEBB
Todd Is. S. Smith, jr.. and D. II. Ward.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-21
Divinn Contest at Garden

An invitation diving contest -
women is the feature event. on TIC
nrogram Of swim events scheduled fof
,a.rsorrow p,ys evening in the Madison
sonare Garden pool Among The en-
trsnts are Florence and Helen BIi,soe, ,;'
florence Dayison, Alma Mann and Ni's
Hrckrcl.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-21
California Nine Loses

OSAKA, Japan. June 20 (By The
Associated Press).-Hart luck con-
tinues 20 pursue the unofficial baseball
team from the University of Cali
fornia. which yesterday lost again 20
the Diamond Club. 20 3. Saturday
the Diamonds beat tie Callfornisns,
( 20 3.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-21
Some Leading Scores
In British Open Golf

wrong line with his drive, got into a
bunker with an overhanging dip and
had 20 rest content with after go
ing out in IS.
Herd had Z nice II over the Princes
course, which ne reekoned equivalent
20 73 over Sandwich under existing
conditions. J. II. Taylor came through
safely and Abe Mitehells golf was
sound Throughout.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-21

in front. with scores Of l47.
Barnes, who had all sorts o. trouble
yesterday. was the first Of tho AmcTi-
cans 10 get away. and he took with
him a inrge GALLERY anxious 90 sec
whcthcr the American champion would
redeem himself. They enjoyed won.
ierful exhibition. FOR Barnes piaycg
inspired golf without scmblar o.
break for the iTst eleven holes. which
hc reached In 30 strokes. A. IN
twelfth he slightly overplayci bis ap-
oronch. being a Bit short on the rum
1n. and required two puts where with
o. little luck he might have had ).
A. the ff;h he sank forty-ioo,
nutt. and al the ninth be played MS
finest shot Of the round. l. was a Joy
iron with a stronr null o. tie cni o.
lts fight. which hrough. it Tigat INTO
the wind and Dropped j: ike 2 plum
met six feet from the hole. h.s putt
r.nmed tie cup.
Ire ONLY tine Barnes nodded was
a. the iourtecntr. w1lch is cehd INTO
tic wind. wiln boundary . nc rigA't
q troublesome rought 90 the leit ana
marrow ta.rway. KS drive had Just
enough pail % land h.m In tho rouSn:
His chip sfct icf- him a long pub hld
he Rad 20 score his only o. tAc
rornd Another rrtt came % rest On
tic ln cs the cup ~ t1c scvcatcerI
s~ fe would navo fol a 4. His game
to...- was above crit c.tr1, and had A'
bc-n p--.ei 10 nie.t quite oarl.y hlro
returned r. - .- ua1. Barnes cad
a 70 Coz q total O.. -.
Hutchison Right Behind
Right behind Barnes came Hu;cn'-
son. who was low man yesterday. 4he
British champion seemed going Just a5
well o. Yesterday except Tor his ehi2
fhot7. wsici generally we're short O..
the hole. leaving him difficult putts.
His lor~. low ball Travelled We. into
Ito w.rd ard only once ~ tac who.e
roerf w-s 10 in to rorgh. HIS -
rava rim to-l. Of 10 and he wa
ore ~ t-e few % qualify below l50
"Nr game was Just fair, but ! am
ret ili.rc mvsc!.,' said Altfh.son
after his round.
Perhaps she biggest gallery OF ,ne
L-~ followed KirEWooi. who was iu-
mediatcly behind Hctca.son. Tie HUSKY
Australian. whorc i47 tops &c llst
Of ora.fcr-. hal 10 fault 20 hrl,
6u. his drive w.s TOT cutie satigiac-
factory. N.a second sho.s were e.
deadly thar trey cogrtcEh1lanccd a1y
weakness from the tees. and ire-
qucntly nc was putting for where
fis partner. having outd-ivcn him, was
arhtinC for I.
K!rxwood had three puts on only
two greens, the fourth bcirG enc where
he wasted a shot or othorg.se would
have had n 80. as Barnes did foT the
ar,t n.nc holcs. The Australians two
rounds have proven the acme of con-
81 .eaey.
Waller Hagen did not play until late
in the afternoon. VIXEN tho wind
reached almost the proportions ot a
gale. Hc got oE none TOO well. 4
topped second shot. where be went al
out with an iron. cost aim on the
frs. hole. Hc played q bad sact with
his iron frcm ths snort taird, and here
he had another r. Thereafter be ree.ed
OF Is and IS with such regularity tha;
a rev Sandwich record seemed within
his grasp. but a. the seventeenth re
tcp1cl g., second IL trying lon
New-York tribune., 1922-06-21
Holy Gross Shuts Out
Vermont Nine by 10

WORCESTER. Mass, June 2o.-car-
-oll's effectiveness enabled Holy Cross
TO get revenge on the University q
Vermont to-day, winning. 70 0. IN an
alright game. Carroll saved the game
several times by mastery pitcning IN
the pinches.
The score by innings;
Holy Cross \ oo :
Vermont. t....... 900 'VV w
r,tte-i.s-carron ana Ryan. Durg.a aud
nrrrr
New-York tribune., 1922-06-21
Atlanta Athletic Club
Best i'm Southern Golf

ATLANTA. June 90. - The Atlanta
Athletic Club. with the low score Of
sOs. was conceded the team trophy IN
the Southern golf ehampionihip at
East Lake to-day. although al other
teams had not finished The team was
composed of Perry Adair, Bobby Jonsf'
T. y. Bradshaw and c. V. Rainwater.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-21

; nos ANGELES, june 2o.-Jess Va
lard. former heavyweight champion
nurilist. announced to-day he would
start training within a week FOR re-.
turn match with Jack Dempsey 70
whou he lost the title.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-21
Frush Signs for Dundee Bout

CLEVELAND, June 2o.-Tommy Me-
Ginty. manager of Danny Frussh, featn-
erweight boxer. to-day signed articles
meter. 20 meet Johnny Dundee in a
sftsen.round decision bout at Ebbets
Field, Brooklyn, August 1t.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-21
Harvard to Meet Yale TODAY

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, June ZU.--I le
first game IN the annual Harvard Yale
baseball series will be decided here
tomorrow. The first game vas 20 have
been played az New Haven to-day. but
AS that game has been postponed until
Thursday. to-morrow's contest vii.
omen the series.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-21
Mrs. Mallory Defeats
Mrs. CLAYTON at Tennis

RoEHAMPToN, England, June 29.--
In tournament play here TO-DAY, MIs'
Molla Bjursteit Mallory defeated MrS'
r. c. Clayton. 6-4, 6-l. "a
in the doubles Mrs. Mallory ana MISS
Fd,th Sigourney won from Mrs. Marcy
and Mrs. Hextall, 81, e..
New-York tribune., 1922-06-21
KnhicOod and Tico
americans Hare Us

GANDWICH. June 20 (By The As
ISOLATED Press). - The cards
turned In by Barnes. Hagen. Kirk
wood ard IIu,ehison In to-day's
play in the British open folioH:
Barnes, oui....lI3 43i l3i-33
in.....i35 i6l 45i-39-72
Hagen, out 5I5 ll2 l3l-35
in......533 l5i 2S6-37-72
Kirlswood. out fi3 533 53i-3i
in. iil 35i i55-3s-72
Hutehison. out 5ii 5i3 5li-3s
in 4il 55l l55-i0--7s
New-York tribune., 1922-06-21

The Brooklyn College Club VIII stage
i,s next set OF amateur bouts az East
New York Oval next Friday evening.
Twelve bouts have been earded for the
evening. with some Of the leading ANA
tours in the metropolitan district
among the competitors.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-21
HutcltisOn and Barnes Also
Among Leaders at Sandwich
American Champion Plays Inspired Golf and Turns
In y, Giving Him Total of l54; Jock Keeps
Right In The Picture With 20 Card and l49 Total
BY Arthur S. Draper
Special Gable 70 The Tribune


SANDWICH 20Thc three Americans jock Hutchson, Walter
Barnes acng with Joe Kwoo who will tour the
pretty much all the picture the second stage
to-day qualifying for the British golf championship
They only their claim place the championship test
played just golf Sandwich under weather cond
supposed initiate against their chances high
blowing the whole day Hagen and Kkwood
New-York tribune., 1922-06-21
yew York 4. c. Golfers Haze
annual Battle With Col. Bogey
twenty Players Qualify on Wykagyl Club Course.
Three Being Tied for Low Net Score; John An.
derson Leads Advertising Men at Scarsdale Links
BY Ray Mccarthy

More than $50 members OF the New York Athletic Club took their
% ard made forced march the Wykagy Country cub o,r
ay hard struggle was waged the day long with that
called Colonel Bcgey the extent Of tho cs..l
e vs rdoavoring figure the winners match ria ~
New-York tribune., 1922-06-21
ter Hagen and Joe Ouers British Open Golf Tourney
Miss Bayard's Play Features
Title Tourney at Wilmington
Short Hills Girl Defeats Mrs. Huff, Philadelphia Dis
trict Champion, o., o.; Miss Bancroft
Miss Ballin and Miss Baker Also Are Winners

WILMINGTON DEL June 2OMiss Leslie Bancroft Of the Long
wood Cricket Club Of Boston Baard Of Short HIS ~ J
Miss Florence Bn Of the Club and Miss Ceres Baker
- south Orange j. all gained their brackets this afternoon
the annual Delaware State lawn tennis championship 1a
mont tho turf of the Wilmington Country Club
New-York tribune., 1922-06-21
Barnes Says His Best Shot
Was Approach to Ninth Green
By James NJ. Barnes
SDcciaf Cable 70 The Tribune

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SANDWICH, England, 2O-Afr yesterdays fun played
to-day did 72 the ST. Georges which me an
aggregate placed safely the championship running There
wind to-day but all shots of nicely and
always from the through the