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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-07
MANY ENTRIES ARE Being MADE
FOR AMARILLO COUNTRY CLUBS
GOLF TOURNAMENT next week

As the date @. In, golf tournament Of
the Amarillo Country club approaches
many ontriu arr hciur received and
much interest o. manifested both iu ANA.
riuO and surrounding towns. Already
entries arr 0n N.e from Post city.
Groom AbiienD canyon ana the Ilil.
crest club 81 Amarillo while other en-.
trants are expected from PlinSiew,
Lubbock Wcathwlord gad Wichita
Falls with sw,fJi lIOm New Mexico
The ctursr at tHe Country Club has
recently been pIt 'hc p.nk 81 condi.
Fuou with tho nuWay rolled and the
rarsns snndcd when the first two some
starts next ThuHaI, morning the en-.
tire course viii D. % better shape than
ever before. ana .. u.s. expected that somo
records ul boz .1U.ishvl hard 10 fo.
low
10 is "a, ut.uf..I 90 thc tournament
committee to #ar. thc qualifying
ruuds 80 Na u TAursolny morning
Octpb,r o.. TvUHu,s wll start 90 b..
tcyNals az ten minutes. ightccu holes
VIII br PLAYED and ,hc lowest o. scores
Viii establish toe lU~t u championship
flight The n,Nt %. scores vii establish
the class a fish.
ln addition tn t.. Qualifying FOR play.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-07

thore Niil bc other incentives FOR win.
ming There viii be- team prize for the
.our lowest .cnrc as well as e prize Tor
,nr.r lowest score made ON that day.
There are many prizes ON the l.t for
'hc entire tournament boo addition 20 the
liti recently published 40 of tine prizes
wi. ho an display in the show window
0l Aliens sica next week ana Miles
Biyins saw 60 there. p.c, out what YOU
want. then come out next wecs and win
a.
There has been some misunderstood.
ng about when mact.o. may begin Tor
rmcmbefs Il Is officially stated that
aga uDuIucmbor entrants may have use
of both tho greens and the Clubhouse on
aud after ucAt Monday. II sou have paid
your entrance Zee. YOU are entitled o.
use ot the CLUB house ~ well as the
course.
NlaDy attractions Tor visiting players
ua," been arranged among which viii
bc auuuc, Thursday night and uu
ether nights smokers. dances. etc. Many
local club numbers arc Interested and
.t appears that thcr, viii bo over %
hundred players 10 Akc part during the
three days 81 ThgrsUay. Friday and
Saturday 0f next week
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-07

TULSA BEATS
MOBILE MAKING
COUNT 3 To |

~ Associated Press
MOBILE Oct G.--Tulss defeated
Mobile today after n innings OF play.
milking tho series between the Western
League aud Dixie champions three o.
ono in favor of the Oilers Tho game
was PLAYED on a soggy diamond which
was responsible for nearly all errors
made Manager Lelivelt's home run
with DAVIS on second decided the con,
tees
TIL. game was a pretty pitching duel
between Lefty Fuhr. for the Bears
and Rochlrr Tor Tulsa. When the lai.
Ter throw up his glove Ia disgust over
decision OF Umpire Holmes on balls
and strikes and 40 time when Boohler
was losing control. he was put oct Of
me game. Black. Southpaw. how.
ever pitched a good game
After Mobll, hid earned a run 10 tho
eighth Tulsg came back in the ninth
with tho twins score Shortsiop Lcath
ors substitute player after Mullen wac
elected from The game. Boz handling an
easy grOurdcr by Lamb. threw the blil
into the stands. Two moro errors
qulckly followed ard Tulsa scored the
tying run without getting q lasc hit.
With the bases sun Shorts,op Leather.
Manager Nlohotf. Huhn and Schultz
pulled oif a. triple play The two teams
viii play here tomorrow ~ o'clock
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-07

II ever q person fJt like thry had
been made over ! an that person,
thanks tp Tauac." declared Nine. 40.
siua Agoatini Lotcd leading soprano o.
tho san carlo Opera Co. residing at
Hotel Grcuoblc. New York city.
u suffered from o. nervous run.
down condition and Got 80 1 dreaded 10
face my audiences Eut as soon as /
started taking Tgnlac ! began o. ann.
provo, and now ! ann perfectly normal %
The experience Of Nine Agostinrs
husband. Sig. Giuseppe Agosuni. m
uous leading tenor Of tho Same troupt.
also shows the Naluc ~ Tonhc rs n
tonic and stomach corrective. lie sl.d.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-07
MAYS Will. FACE
GIANTS TODAY, RYAN
AND M'QUILLAN READY
by Associated Pros

by Associated Pros
NEW YORK. Oct 6.--pcr'r,t control
los John Scott. curve bah pitcher. who
several months ago was thrown into
lasobalrs discard. was tho outstanding
feature ~ tn third game of the world
series. according 10 McGraw and Hug
glus. managers Of the Giants and
iaIk-
McCraw considered th, best judge
o. ftchiug aldntv in baseball who
picked up Scott. a cas,0ff On mid-soi.
son. said hc knew the deacon had
plenty Of stuff. but that his control was
q thing 10 marvel az.
lluggius the Yankee leader also
praised the Giants pitchers work
"Wo thought" Dc, said "that Scott
would h. ,agv for us, bat his control
Was too guud
.Hugg.ns said no would start Mays
IN tomorrow X game and McGraw who
now can afford 60 TAX" e chance. Is o.
have McQullan and Ryan ready.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-07

'Ng stomach went back On me AMI
soon got into pretty bad condition.
followed my vlfcs example and took
Tuac lf hc'peJ to uy me up In q
short time. and now ! always feel NJ.
NOTE-Trc International proprie,aricl
Co.. distributors ot Taular. have on
lla loo 'hc.r offices 40 Atlanta, Georgia
over u0y thousand signed statements
from representative m.n and women
from every state In The Union AMI
every Province u canada. Many Of
These are from prominent people in this
city and section AND have been pre-
,iuus.v published m This paper.
Tlnhc BE- sold lv ail good druggists.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-07
halted tnr Ward Boo tth.
.-huILDl ION HIM M AIl

Two husr hits, Schnng. stolen bases
PRIV Sacrifcccs. trisch. Kelly Double
pa, Ward pipp Lett ON bases.
Yankees 4. Ginnts . Bas, en- hStlts Hoyt
:. lTsch Bancroft of !. Scott cWiiu.
on Jones oCunuiughaml Struck out
oy iloyt : a. Scott. Bancroft Is J..
Scott %. d'ipp Elmer Sudthl Hts.
Ho,t o. in innings of Jones 4, Ia ono
inning il., hy pitcher by SCOTT Ruth
Losing pitcher Hoyt. Empires Mc-Cor-
mick m umpire In chief; owen Ca first
base. KLEIN tnl second base, i.ldcbr1nd
Hl 3rd base.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-07
kimhall Tabs Today

! Z Kimhlll Superintendent Of the
Dallas public schools. viii address tho
teachers OF the Amarillo public schools
this morning at $50 O'Clock IN tho au-
dltoriun u High School building AZ
who are Interested are invited g. az.
tend
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-07

clear yolurlcss hquit that will heal
wounds cuts sorrs aud gall is the l1i.
cs; and best production OF medical sci.
cnre Ask ior Liquid lorozpuc. o, i- a
marvel iu n'sh.h"liug remedies Price
go, CQc and so. Sold by city Drug
store.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-07

When The Dalhart high Tines up
against the Golden Sandstone this af.
ternoon at tho Stadium The fans viii
view two teams thai are practically
even matched a. Gar as weight IL con.
oerned. Tho following are tho weights
positions and the probable lineup fof
each club
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-07
johnson Keats Martin
Nv As-s,riatrd r.ers

NEW YORK oct. e-Floyd johnson
Of Cs'liornia advanced a notch IN the
heavy weight division tonight hv win.
MINIS technical knockuut iu 90, tenth
round over Eob Martin heavy weight
champion ol the : v. 4
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-07
Lindsay Wins THIRD

not SrON. oct G-Thc Champion
ship m Oh, Lauud'r'rs tournament was
won hv lyman o( Kansas city Chas
Wheeler e Fort worth was runner up
George Lindsay of Amarillo won third
place and Doiv ~ nallss fourth place.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-07
ACCIESLoSE
TO BUFFALOES
BY 1O4 TO IS
SPECIAL 10 The New,

CANYON. o. 10, CANYON Nur
mai Bmnlovs ~u.'H,rcd the Junior
Oklahoma AEs.H Iom Godwell here Co.
dny 10y OBJ. hDa,t s.Hrr OF lUi 90 la.
Th,mmE AFgu quarterback was th.
star f"r The visitors making two touch
drwns ON long runs and accounting fol
an tho p"iuts mud, hy hc Farmer
Starts lor tho uah wor, Mitchell
who made touch downs Golden and
.linlc the latter making . iouchd"Uus
In the lus' quarters Nurlngs r,ylaD-
ed 'hc HuNlluc- Ben tlr iuc up
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-07

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONtn
sald aitcrward ihmt every Time h, call
al for "a high pitch. hirh one came
Not once. hc said did Scott ;lU. ~. used
only q curve hu, %, lad SUCH remark.
able control that always DO went where
smith. whose knowledge Of tho Nauae,
hatlcrs aud discerning judgement can
not b. osur 1ud,d ordered
McGTw wa toluhio lu Als praise of
Scott ana Miller Iluggns the beaten
and Cresiallcu mentor OF tl, YlnEs.
wan not rolniss
Through Scoirs marvellous uit. hing
stood out f0tl,y--ts only the visitor, ot
the under dog ,lu-twu other mc.
don,s FURNISHED material Tor the c.uvdl
q better tempered and moro appreciate
Gathering thau Yesterday
Started a. Hit Babe
tti6a Ruth from whom .u much 10
stpected and e. u'tio uuuaily comes.
almost got into tho bead lu,a tHImsh
ult with liciur Groh 500, gllf.
third ha@eiuAn On pll, w 'p. Fourth
inning. Ruth tr,l iu go fm N..t 'u
third when Fr.sgh booted Nrus.. Ht
fi -ch whipped thr lsil ana %. .u., r..
waiting fot Ruth
Caugh' undc fII n,lIva. Ruth
humlT-l into Croh who 5ee.U DINA
md then fe!l t.au fH. mIo,f
Groh Jumped no shouting and d,e
hack his il'. ~, d.d ruf strike.
however. and Jur.rr lultlr1rl
"cppul hUnc,u 900. uo Uat.
came go the durouf n ID rom af
hoocs and o. faint mnrIIn- oI IU.
plaue'-- maybe tHs apruI-. was
for Gfuh. y was repeated when
Ruth came io lot. but thc cheer.
and ciappine wo,s rrour,- .n r
Iuug have br'n Or him. 1br next
ilin. De- -roeaod 90. l,ld o., stop.
ped s'r0h and tIiod 'o explain what
happcncd hut Gfuh refused to Ir
apieaessl On Tho heat az ths rou.r.
How The, started o.
Wards trut ~ HaucrDf'. IuI.g.r
paved tue way for the tNo ruu I,.d CO.
ovrei by tuo Giants iu thp thIrl m.
uiilr aud as b turned ont tbt. were
Inoro Than enough 20 vIn as Scott
AH'H"AH AHtf. NH.HaNNN" II.fNNINE atNN|
inning with h1ilnr. cunning and re-
fniifea courage s uufI calls uaa
l'cund'-i ~ Hoi be- thl rtcnh lut Do
wa not neede,i
Hos was Threatened lu both the fun
ard sgeonl inniurf i.fore tho Garf.
lre+la through Ward n.pcd 20 rain. ir
tho frt'. grahhHg Mrusois Boz dr,. o..
ward Tight ard dogllur Tr.stH af
iir~i. after srnh ard Goo Furdhan
flssh issi susisi ioung and cuuuins.
ham si1glod in ihf su1nd. lut Pmp
Tls caught bT iifh Mcgsels aacurafe
throw. trying a. stretch his single. ard
Cunningham was f0rc,d by l-ui smith
for ths thru Cai
isck Scott riaIisi ihr Yankee down.
iaii r. thu 'hirl wah sIn-ir ID center
hancrcft hi saarply 70 Ward and when
thr second a1ckor hckodihe lau into
iasf fieid. scott f-lrrl O. third and Ban.
cruff I,uli0a a. a. second. Grah bounced
enc o. licyt- who caught Scott ~ third.
f,uzsn faking tho throw ana running
down tho piurhcr. bancroft. who had
eotten - third On thu play. scors-i ~,
FriD1is'B aacFifine hoist a. Wit
aecp coatsr Croh ad,ancinr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-07
AMARILLO

The mombors q zach club COmpIro
very similarly ~ regard o. both age
and experience.
The game n goiug 20 DC ono for blood.
Dalhart trying Tor the first time IN
her history 10 drag the Gold aud Black
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-07
BULLDOGS 0UTcLASS WAYLAND
RABBITS IN every Department
AND WIN BY 10 TOO SCORE

o. d.ru.r lm tmt nr.d ,n, Baptist
h'lplus before iha heavy clarendon
dDl,u-.
An aurme rIul u tbr ln' pntlnd
after iu' b'if ihp ruildug- rru- On eet.
ruI ui string w.n Who v.r. uuun.
lo 81 srorr hut who nevertheless kept
u' illi N'u Do Wayllrd'. zuur Reeves
Frl rile"r d'd nu"i work lor tho VIE.
i"ra while Martin laur and 90, Good
u1r w'nv dd st.ln work for Obj. %.
uil.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-07
Special 10 Tho New,

Special 10 The News
CLAEENpON. OF 9Th, clarendon
l;ulldcgs defeated Wa}lmd Jol,g, hero
today ~ tu a. tn" visitors w.I, OUT
classod In ovors department OF play huf
fought gamcly Through four quarters
hut nudc ouly two iuA downs during
he game ana thc Ian was Boo thc pos
session Of the locals most of ih, Time
Tho Bulldogs need ne forward pass
effectively making their three touch.
downs Via the acrl1, route and pui 400
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-07
Football Results

At BEoWNWOoD. Howard Payne
college 3N: East Texas Normal q
At DALLAS. :. n L. &C: Denton
Normal
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-07
CLOVIS DEFEATS
TUCUMChRI 6 TO 9
Specialize The v,v,

Special 10 The vsvs
TrCUMCAlu, ~ McA Oci C--'fh,
Tucuncari High School eleven was Dc
fcaicd hero D. the Clovis warriors siN
90 nothing
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-07

como through and Ralnas aud
scoti--and displayed more yltchlng
shill. r".ourrefulnca AMI courage than
Bush. shaWkcy and Hoyt. !s tho scnz,.
zion of the SERIES
Mn In. ..nL.-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-07
Didn't Need Third

o. iEH' "".I. Young forced Neu-'l go
ld no, ilume
Didn't Need Third
Bancroft scored tho tl.i ru Boa tho
soralb Two were on u1 Iloyt had
h' Gu captain Boa Zoe holc with Two
slran WJ ou, r0. Iu. walked him
with fhr- Uid, ones Grpn boa the first
1ll pitched .u right field. uu hit and
ru play. Iul bancroft easily reached
th.rI. l.om vhurg hr scored on PRISONS
Gu' suslr i' t.sl' Wand ended the
rails lN tossing out Irish Meuscl
ll'.i Was mover puzzle. WAN tho
i'p Du 81 thc Dnut batting order
again lcIdug tLr attack. The youthful
iun.,'' tvir'r Was hI hard through.
our 'h. ~.tDu Hnrug Eu worked Tho
6.W's collected Two hits OF his de-.
t''H iu o'rh q, ,c,ru uuir, Thc
seventh wac th, only hiIr- inning for
thO winners Sm Jones pitched the
eIrNih ui'.r Frank Rtk,r had hatt,,i
,1 How llc retired tho f'io afr
Young bad singled Ton hls third hit aui
Cunningham walked
Missed Onl, Chance.
IH. Yankee. or tH. a.,. hand
threatened uHN ua.. f zoo, seventh.
."' b. 1871. H s.'Jn opportunity th,y
MESSED With IIH out bob AI,u.,.
."lrt,l .U i.NsIa 600 oyer SUITS h,.l
tmi 0rHtH uuiIvF tur Urs, l3il down
tIe rgE' ic.H uH Iu, ir 90 duaii..
N.H.' Ho.dH- f1iuI D. WAS ths
,anr. CRISIS iu ~.0.' Tho Giant iu
..hI rH...''. N.l tHy pitcher and
I"u Coach iiusu,, Juuuls cam, FROM
NIB. uH-uH' uIih instructions. Tile out.
.HH N.fe ,..H "u-. dutu4. vuA Elmer
smith dIu-t.I. hitter battling n
p.t"' col Ward ku with Jhy count three
.in 'rr. cmtu lO, SECOND strike
shoot ip anH iH, u.vcd th, itIrd ON,
l''r.i' scott .uurl On. Nauh,, hopes
h' -,1stls ,4f Geo Bancroft
10. iHHts got hut tvu hits olf Seu't
m Oh. ,.,Hu innings one m Oh, second
ny i'pg who also STOLE second. and an.
1th' boz ihr sixth hl Hoyl Both wore
.Hr .ls. ta .c. Scott who qu.ralv rc
NI,l i0. posse IIre UIflI- u.h time
Nt' uh' walked iu 200. thUd and
l.uIh. Hs we ht Uy . pitched lili .n
Doe fourth were tHe only Yauhs to
reach iasy.
Whitley HWurr ut urt base. was
caught hf Ear smiths quick tos- 10
Kelly lua ,l. u.sl "Iuuc pI, ol the
'F.'s wee automatically recorded.
Nr m tr. other uri O Che sam, tho
Giants ',,'ill n npldng. although
'n,r. vas Nfi, uf th, sncciaeultr Sc.
.... 1E,0. mniD- catch of Scoits
fHaI r,ar Oh. iant,s dugout in th. nth
Deg Bancroft spear oi pIpp hot
rroHh'r over second base m t.r ninth
utfe outstanding
TIE hE,uia aiih two victories and no
defeats uun hold a formidable adyan-
iaso o.'r th.r rivals Their supr,mra,,
n pitching Stewardship and lli around
fcfeusif, ara offensive worl.. Whiiu ,s.
Httitlr char CUt t0daF. has been out.
-isndins q. ll. sufir, slriCs 10 date
Few mole standing r,ycreis cf form
Pave bc.n recorded in tho fortunes OF
,he rival tGlIlngsiaffs iugglas with
iitt t,,fT tu fUlr Cu uas c1ncod an
eferH Aeimlns asiltuisas. McGfaw. Ga
tae othlr hand. with O. staff ridIlcd
- Ineffective n a. hard csHapisu.
srod a dnl'icus outlook with tho chance
'.f enc or norc of his moundsmul
couc through. That thcy did
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-07

The first bicycle % the present type
was brought ont Ia 1855.
Cumrrrt, can i-c made 20 fcos Ike
granite ny addlng puiycrlsei aie1:
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-07
Seven Alleged
Bootleggers Are
Seized in Hereford
|. sp.cialto Ths ssm

tDeclaI % hn wv
HEREFORD. oct seven persons
charged with bootlcgging were arrest
cd in Hereford this wcck
Omcr Baker. night Waterman, last
night caught three men aud seized 80
gallons ~ rye vhIskey. Tho party Wa
apparently cu route 10 Amarillo Tho
BUICK Six vas lined with concealed
copper cOntaircrs
Sheriff Charles Purcell and Dcputies
~ l. ihil and ". u Phillips. captured
three men aud woman, and after q
twc.d5y search found the still, IN old
ham county.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-07

.unur au. oH Irish Mtusys Nlil1p
o. rEh ".u Yomg forced ll,u-.l 90
.uu .I.. INNING
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-07
GIANTS BLANK YANKS
IN THIRD OF SERIES

CoNTlNCEp FI,oM PAGE oNn
New-York tribune., 1922-08-29
u. S. Golf Solons
Bar Won ElRll From
Amateur JOURNEYS
Golfer Pleads His Cause at
Officials Special Meeting,
but Loses t6e V erdict

SOUTHAMPTON, N. Y, Aug. 2s-
The United States Golf Association, at
a special meeting at Southampton TO,
the purpose of hearing testimony in
the case of George Won Elm, of the
Salt Lake Country Club, whose ANA
teur eligibility was questioned some
time ago, has ruled Won Elm ineligible
for amateur competition.
The hearing, which lasted several
hours, was presided over by President
Byers of the United States Golf Asso-
citation. Won Elm was represented by
United States Senator John w. King, of
Utah, while James Francis Burke,
counsel for the United States Golf AS
sociation, conducted the cross examina-
tion OF Won Elm and his witnesses.
After the close of the testimony the
committee held several sessions, at the
end of which Secretary Lee announced
the following as its verdict:
after mature consideration of all
the facts presented at hearing at
which Mr.. George Won Elm testified in
against him and at which argumcnt is
were made by his learned counsel, the
committee has concluded to declare
Mr.. Won Elm ineligible to participate
in amateur competition conducted by
or under the auspices of this associa-
tion. This conclusion is reached be-
cause of the fact that his business ar
rangements with the sporting goods
firm by which he has been employed
for some time past is regarded by the
committee as in violation of the spirit
of the rule governing the status of an
amateur and also because of the man
ner in which he has accepted the pay
and while in attendance upon amateur
tournaments This ineligibility is to
continue until such time as in the
opinion of the committee he shall be
entitled to reinstatementn
New-York tribune., 1922-08-29
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


WANTS SOME ONE CAPABLE or
FINANCING OR rOBEfSG sgSnf 'A-i
TO RECOVER VALUABLE ESTATE
Address j $40. Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-29
Miss Briscoe Wins
5OO-Yard Aquatic
Title at Garden

Miss Florence Briscoe. unattached,
won as she pleased the women's 800
yard metropolitan A, A. u swimming
championship, the feature of water
carnival in Madison Square Garden
last night.
She covered the distance in minutes
1925 seconds, and defeated by more
than thirty yards her closest oppo-
nent, Miss Louise Davidson, of the
Peoples Palace, Jersey City, who led
home by two lengths Of the 11o-foot
pool Miss Josephine Altman, of the
New York S. A., third to finish. Miss
Briscoe led all the way.
Miss Frances Taylor, of tho Pitts
burgh A. A, former national breast
stroke champion, evened up scores for
the defeat she suffered at the hands of
Miss Alma Mann, of the New York 8.
A, in 73-yard race last week. In an
invitation event at the same distance
she nosed out her local rival in / minute
1875 seconds Miss Billie Taylor, of
the Pittsburgh A. a., sister to the for
mer champion, was third.
Miss Florence Briscoe earned her
second victory of the evening in an in
vltation l00-meter free-style swim. She
won the event in 1924 As, with Miss
Anna Baum, of Bridgeport, and Miss
Frances Taylor, OF Pittsburgh, second
and third, respectively.
Lads from the Boys Club made
clean sweep in 100-lneter handicap
swim for men. A. Florence won from
the fifteen second mark in 1:17 1-5
Harold Florence and Edward Keating
allowed five seconds each, secured the
places as named.
The summaries:
EVENTS FOR WOMEN.
b0e-yard swim METROPOLITAN A II
championship)-Won by Miss Florence
iB5rlscoe, unattached: Miss Louise Davidson,
PeoPies Palace, Jersey City second. Miss
Time, S:26 2-5 - M w.
Won by Miss Frances Taylor, Pittsburgh
a. A.; Miss Alma Mann, New York S. &,
second; Miss Billie Taylor Pittsburgh A
Al. third. Time :07 3-5. ~
o-meter swim Invitation won hv
MISS MISS Eiorence Briscoe, unattached; Miss
anna anna Baun recreation Board, Bridgeport.
secohd MISS Frances Taylor, Pittsburgh
q. a" third. Tithe, 1924 As
t5-Fard swim (handicap)--Won by Miss
port tl1 seconds; Miss Virginia Wilson
unattached 13 seconds second: Miss Mar
garet Jenny, Palace of Joy, Coney Island
GA seeonds), third. Time 0;54
EVENTS FOR MEN.
ipV-meter swim thanticap)-Won NV
A. Florence, Boys Club as seconds. Hars
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New-York tribune., 1922-08-29

Co-H50TTOW afternoon.
1t is now planned to stage the final
round match of the women's Longwood
singles between Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt
Mallory, national champion, and Miss
Helen Wills, Of California, at 1:45
O'clock. The national championship
doubles final will be started at and
the final match of the national mixed
doubles between Mrs. Mallory and w.
7. Tilden I'd and Miss Wills and How
ard Kinsey, of California, at o'clock.
In connection with to-day's postpone
ment l learned that Gerald Patterson,
the Australasian Davis Cup team cap
tain, who, with Patrick O'Hara Wood,
will play Tilden and Vincent Richards
for the national doubles honors to-
morrow, offered to default this after
noon, so anxious are he and Wood to
get to Forest Hills in order to get in
some practice on the West Side Ten
mis- Clubs courts preliminary to the
start of the Davis Cup matches on Fri
day
Tlden and Richards naturally would
not listen to any such proposal, an
nouncing that they, too, would default
rather than retain their title without
playing. Patterson insisted that he,
Wood and j. O. Anderson must have at
least one day of play to get properly
Hills before beginning the interna-
tional matches. 1t was then agreed
upon by the committee and the Aus
tralasians that if the championship
match cannot be played at Chestnut
Hill tomorrow it will have to be in
happens tomorrow, therefore, Tilden,
Richards, Patterson and Wood will
scrape the cultured ooze of Boston
from their shoes on Tuesday night and
depart for New York.
On Wednesday as soon as thew can
reach Forest Hills Patterson and Wood
plan to get in a long practice session
on the inclosed courts, with Anderson
also playing. Patterson is partcu-
larly desirous that he and his team
mates should become thoroughly ac-
turf but also with the wind and light
conditions as they are affected by tbs
towering stands.
The Australians have not been say
ing much about what they hope to do in
the international matches, but you may
take it for granted that the stalwart
Patterson and his men will be o,t
there fighting to the last man when
they finally come to grips with Tilden,
Johnston, Richards and Williams.
Johnston told me the other day that
he considers Patterson one of the
greatest match nlaYers in the world