New-York tribune., 1922-09-04
Miss MS1rieL Vanderbilt
To Captain Girls Team
viii Pitch Against Men at
Newport; Berfrans De ". Cruz
ger Winner OF Golf Cup

Special Dispatch to The Tribune
NEWPORT, Sept. 3.-That baseball
has taken strong hold on the summer
colony, following the exciting game of
yesterday, when summer visitors tied
the city officials, is indicated by the
fact that game was arranged to-day
in which an all girls team will play q
mems team tomorrow afternoon at
Bailey's Beach at the conclusion of the
mems race for the Aspegren Cup. A
handicap has been gTven to Miss
Muriel Vanderbilt, captain OF the girls
team, by Mr. Thomas Ridgeway, cap
tain Of their opponents-the men to
bat eft-handed and throw underhand.
Mrs. O. H. P. Belmont and Mr.. Sgd
ney Smith were asked to be umpires.
Miss Vanderbilt has a number of tall
ented players, including Miss Adele
Reynal, who starred yesterday. Mrs.
Herbert G. Pell will catch, with Miss
Muriel Vanderbilt pitching. Miss
Anita Strawbridge will be on first, Mrs.
Lewis G. Morris on second, Miss Con-
suelo Vanderbilt at short and Miss
Elizabeth Sands on third. Mrs. Joseph
w. Frazier, Miss Adele Reynal and
Miss Marion Wicks will be in she out
field, while others available include
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Livingston.
Mr.. Dorland Doyle will pitch for the
men, with Mr.. Sydney Smith jr., as his
catcher. Mr.. Thomas Ridgeway will
play first, Mr.. Samuel E. Pisa, second;
Mr.. Donald McRae, short, and Mr.. Sum
ner Gerard, third, with Mr.. Eugene
s. Reynal, Mr.. William Post and Mr..
Charles Dunlap in the field, with Mr..
Charles NJ. Bull, Mr.. Francis Burke
Roche, and Mr.. Gustav ]. S. White
available in case of need.
Numerous entertainments took place
over the weekend, with the Aspegren
ball for five hundred and the Williams
Burden ball for two hundred as the
features.
Mrs; Dudley Davis had twenty guests
for dinner this evening. Mrs. l..
Townsend Burden and Mrs. James Len
OK Banks lr., entertained at chiidren's
parties, while dinners were given by
Mr.. and Mrs. John Aspegren, Mrs. Will
liam Watts Sherman, Mrs. Wilbur Ell
lott Wilder, Mr.. Clarence w. Dolan,
Mrs. Morton L. Schwartz, Mrs. Wander
bilt, Mrs. Beverly Bogert and Mr.. R..
Livingston Beckman.
Mr.. Bertram De n. Cruger won the
Count de Turin cup for 1922 to-day,
following two days. match play of
thirty-six holes at the Country Club.
His score for yesterday was sd, with
a handicap OF six, giving him rs, while
to-day his gross was 81 and his net
T6, making. his combined total 1874.
This proved to be just one stroke bet
ter than that made by Mr.. Paulding
Fosdick, whose gross yesterday was %
and his net 78, while to-day his gross
was 81 and his net II, making total
of 155. Mr.. Cyril Judge, who was the
winner last year, finished I3 strokes
behind Mr.. Cruger with 1877. Mr.. Cru
ger also won the prize offered by DR..
and Mrs. Robert W. Lovett for the best
medal play, winning this to-day in the
play-off of the triple tie Of the day be-
fore with MIR. Paulding Fosdick and
DIR. Downey.
Those entered were Messrs. Cyril B..
Judge. G. j. Guthrie Nicholson, Henry
O. Havemeyer, Grenvilla Kane, Henry
w. Bull, Paulding Fosdick. I. Townsend
Burden, William Deforest Manice, J.
Francis A: Clark. Stuart Duncan, Ber-
tram De N. Cruger, DR.. Lewis Fox Fria-