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New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
Miss Scharma of BROOKLYN Wins Way Into Final of Connecticut
Ouimet Stars
I'm Title Golf.
Meet at Salem
Upsets Also Feature Open
ing Round of Mass.
Championship Tourney

SALEM. Mass. June % Brilliant
golf by Francis Ouimct and several
surprises IN other matches featured
the first two rounds the Nassachuteiis
amateur goli championsfip a. the Kern
wood Country club here to-day. ouimct
played a. % gait IN both morning
and afternoon. first % beat William
Qcirlan. Of Scarhoro. and D. and
later % put out B. ". Estabrook. Coun-
Try Club, and 3.
One of 'hc surprises Of the day was
Estabrook's victory over Z. x. Gorton'
Br,aBurn. in the hrst round. and J..
The winner was 3 up with 90 play
but lost three of the next four.
a half In a; the seventeenth ended
a.
Even more of surprise was the
victory % Howard Paul. Of Bellevue
over ". r. McPhail, of Scarboro, IN
the second round. Another unexpected
situation developed when J. 3. Chase.
Country Club. took Clark Holder, Har-
ward freshman baseball, golf and
hockey star. 20 the first extra hole Of
the tournament thus lar.
The summary:
MORNING ROrNp
r " Rrown Country Club defeated r
chiils Lex nEfor. B ana w =. WHIT
comb. worcfster. defeated george a Aui-
bach scafb1ro. ana q 70 \ Jackson
Orkley. defeated = o. fhafer Noiasion
and & y D. iowfr.. Nook tefr .tfl
W. e. Carl. Country club rni D -
Nnf.rs. Woodland. defeated q r. hnlEn-
Worcester. one up. n s McNei. Country
Club defeated 70 s Evans -0arhlro. one
up Francis oulwef Woodland defeated
W euinfan Scartoro. and .. y. W. Lef~-
b-ooF Country club defeated u. Cor
ton Brac Pprn. and & ii Paul. Bellevue
Defeated N J. Campbell. woodland. on"
80. IS T.. Mcphan. scarh0ro. defeated z
ton Eomc4toad defeated e.. *. stephenson.
wlnchcsfcr. G and 8. G. H1dder. Common
wealth. defeated s 81 uoHie. Wo,lasfon.
uY. r. " Plrvle Woodland defeated J
3D. Cha.. coGrffy ClIb and 4 J
gurrs. Aibemarle. defeated ID - ingaNs.
Tedrero 3 and 4. i e. Newton. country
Cigb le;eafed 4. T. Corwin. Tedefco.
and
AFTERNOON ROJND
~ l. whitco.nh. Wo-c-sfer. defeated 2
w Brown. Country club and ! r.
Iowcry Norfols. defeated N Jackson.
def-afef " Es'ahrook. country club 6
and q % Paul Bellevue defeated vs. Z.
M~phaU s~arboro. and I H = McNen,
Country club dcfeafed 4 ID knight Wor-
ccsfer. { ana l l.. n Taf0n. llomeefead
defeated q O. skehens Oakley. ono 80 O.
Holder Commonwealth defeated j u
chase. country tlgb. - holes D. g. New
ton country club. defeated J. o. Burns
Al lbfmarlc. ur
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
Hoover in Fast Trial
For Diamond Sculls''

HENLEY % ON THAMES. England,
june % Walter Hoover tho Amori-
can singles sculis champion. to-day
rowcd over the foil Diamond Sculis
course on a trial spin. He made the
distance in the excellent time Of 3
min. ~ scc. notwithstanding the un-
favorable conditions.
The American oarsman is continuing
TO make splendid progress in his train
irg under ". 4. Barry iu prenaration
for the race for the Diamond Sculls.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
Miss Stirling Defeated
In Buffalo Golf PLAY

BUFFALO. June 29.-lt is a West
er ntri oof stars against lone East
crncr in the womens invitation golf
tournament az the Buffalo Country
Club. as Miss Glenna Collett. Of Provi-
dence, remains 70 contest The closing
rounds opposed BY three Chicago
women, Miss Edith Cummings. Mrs. +.
c. Let's and Mrs. Lee Mda.
To-day Miss Collett defeated Miss
Elizabeth Gordon. Of Providence. up
and 3 20 play. Miss Cummings climi-
mated Miss Alcxa Stirling. former
champion. up and : 90 play: Mrs.
Let's disposed uf Martha Kinscy. Of
Cincinnati. N, in nineteen holes, and
Mrs. Lee Mida defeated Mrs. Curtis
Sohl. Of Cincinnati, ! up.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
Ward Outpoints Walker
In I2-ROund Contest

George Ward, Of Elizabeth, shaded
Hickey Walker. also Of Elizabeth. IN
'welve-round bout at the Broad A.
Newark. before 5000 fight fms last
light,
Walker was hghting under the handi,,
ap o. bad left arm in which ne had
agght a cold. He was only sem,
Nance Of his usual self and de iaeEea
y usual aggressiveness on account
v BIS bad left wing.
Walkers best round was the eleventh.
Z this session he hit Ward on the
I" with a right smash that sent
'torgie back on ms heels. He also
?; IN soma stiff body punches. and ior
e first time during the fight reaiiy
sosed like the feroeious Mickey
talker.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
Phillips and Miles Win
In Junior Net Tourney

Russell Phillips and ". D. Miles
reached the semi-hnal round Of the
Brooklyn junior championship lawn
tennis singles tournament yesterday
afternoon on the clay courts Of the
Terrace Kings County Tennis Assoeia-
ton. Phillips gained his place by de-
feating Everett Waugh, az, 60, 60
while Miles came through by his de-
feat Of II. G. Stokum, the sets going at
60. 6-3.
sclwyn Orcutt defeatcdl Girard Cox
a. s-i. 3-s, rs, in thei boys cham
pionship singles. thereby entering the
scmi-hnal round The tournament will
be completed tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
Reception Aw ats
Hagen, Who Returns
From Abroad TODAY

The Cunard liner Aquitania, bearing
Walter Hagen, the British opcn cham
pion. and his three colleagues, jim
Barnes, Jock Hutchison and Joe Kirk
wood, who did so well abroad. will dock
to-day between and s p. NJ ac-
cording 20 the Cunard Steamship Com
pany's bureau Of information As a
result Of this the personal friends Of
Hagen and other golfers who want 20
20 participate in the reception AZ the
pier are asked 20 be at the Biltmore
Hotel at $3.50 p. m to-day in order 20
20 in a body 20 the Cunard Pier in
automobiles with a motorcycle escort
and the 7th Regiment Band.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30

tnelr NlcJOIleS tO-udy'
Evans and Won Elm had walkaways'
in their matches, but Wolf and Wright
were victorious only after nerve-bresk.
inc struggles which produced beautiful
golf. Chicks" victory was and
over young Ted Payseur, Of nes
Moines, while Won Elm had 9 and 7
victory over Francis Gaines. Of Omaha,
who yesterday eliminated Harrison
Johnston, Of ST. Paul.
Wolf got into the semi-hnals
through defeating 5. Dawson Heron,
Of Chicago, former national amateur
champion, and in great match,
and Wright was forced 20 show every
thing he had 10 win from young Jess
Stuttle. Of Kansas City, and ].
Wolf played a perfect game, his card
showing figures just about par He do
everything just right. his long drives
landing lust behind the powerful pokes
Of Heron and his approaching and
putting excelling that Of the Chi
cagoan. although the latter's work was
good enough TO win most contests.
Heron Rises to Heights
On almost every hole Wolf managed
70 keep even with his opponent, and
whenever Heron presented an opening
Wolf was able 70 take advantage.
Heron az times rose TO super golf,
twice getting birdie 2's on the l57-yard
seventh. His defeat became certain
when he sliced his drive into the rough
on the thirty-third, and though Wolf
played il poorly. a half in G gave the
st Louisan the match
SHUTTLE played a splendid game IN
carving Wright 10 the thirty-fifth, but
the nerve and experience OF the Pacific
Coast shooter proved too much for
SHUTTLE. and he finally broke under the
strain. At the twenty-seyenth SHUTTLE
sank a l5-foot putt 20 keep the match,
but from then on Wright had things
pretty much his own way. Nright took
the long. hard twenty-eighth IN a per.
feet 3 against Stuttle's 6. halyed
the next three and then won the thirty
third. On the thirty-fifth SHUTTLE blew
I'd completely. He dubbed his drive,
hooked his brassie. sliced his tnird
and Wright easily clinched the match
3 and !.
Wright. although turning in a fine
IS in the morning, seemed greatly up
set over his play. he repeatedly
iammed his clgb into the turf after
making a snOt that WAS just a 4lt"o va
and once threw his club.
Evans in Easy Victory
"Chick9 Evans toyed with Payseur.
Warned by his tight matches and near
defeats M the hands Of two youngsters
Yesterday Held and Ickee-"Chick
started of today in perfect form ana
soon held a Eve-hole advantage. From
then on "Chick" loafed. He shot just
we'll enough to keep the lead and sew
eral times overlooked chances TO IN
crease his lead by conceding long puts
which gave Payseur halves on the
holes. H.
Payseur played nervy game. ne
fought hard and tried everything out
was outclassed.
Won Elm played the best golf OF the
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
Whitbeck Beats Stahr
In Greensboro Tennis

John r Whitbock. winner OF the re-
cent Yale and Harvard interseholastie
championship tournaments who is still
a student az Loomis Institute. Wind
sor. Conn, advanced a step closer 20
tho final round Of the Greensboro
championship singles lawn tennis
tourney on the Kew Gardens Country
Club courts Yesterday afternoon By de-
fcating Edward Stair AZ IS. 6-2. IN
the fourth round. His victory placed
young Whitbeek in the round before
the semi-final. where DR.. William
Rosenbaum. II. c. Tremaine and A. l..
BrJncau are also situated.
The feature Of the doubles competi-
'ion was the appearance of S. Howard
Voshell and Zcnzo Shimizu IN the
third round. This famous pair easily
defeated 6. G.. Kelley and Stuart Gay
Icfs al 6-l. 90. and are regarfe as
certain winners o. the title.
The summarize.
Mems Quecnsboro championship singles
Nhlfd roun1l Percy !. kynaston defeated
Leslie I0rnay. 60 GO. W. u. cunning.
ham defeated g. a Zabfiskle. s-1. g..
defeated Merritt rIficr. e-f. So. CO.
Armand T. Br.renu defeated Sorrrn Win
Ter. 60 I'D GO John r Wht5eck de-
feaf~d = sfahr. %. %. u. q. Tremaln,
defeated J.. ~ kno1. .--f. l-t. &C
Chsmplonship doubles f4rsf rosndl-C.
A. Abbott and s. a fIelerman defeated
J e.. C0fbcy and =. IS Abbott 60 GO
N Hagar an4 Harold swain defeated g..
bangle and ~ Huner CO. t-f
second round s. . Kelley .ad stuart
Ga.ncfa DEFEATED Abbott arf Ii herman.
g--f c.. Cunningham and cutler defeat
"a @ Eoerier and a. Clufhe 90 60
60. A - Hyde ard J.. a. coian defeated
cerr Uornffron and W = Blackwell
80 IS. Kynaffon and ID 81 Lay de-
fsaf4d Hafar ard sThln t-1. f-i 60,
". W. Dunh!n and ! 4 priles defeated
J. T. yerftFaien and 3. 7. Norris t-e
c. Cd.
Third rounds Howard Noshei ard
Zeaso shimIru defeated :. q. Kelley and
Stuart Cayncss. 81. 81
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
Fee of 500
For Western Golf Play

KANSAS CITY. No, June % By
The Associated PrcssJ.-An admission
Of 500 will be charged FOR the semi
final and Anal matches in the Western
amateur golf tournament al the Hill
Cres. Country Club tomorrow and
Saturday.
This is the first time an admission
fee has been charged at a Western
Golf Association amateur tournament
and il is believed it will be the first
time there has been a charge in this
country.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
Walter johnson Near
Goal of 100 Shut.Outs

Walter Johnson, "smoke ball King
4 the Washington Senators, VIII nave
= difficulty reaching the goal OF loV
r.,outs FOR his big league career ~
ss pace he is now maintaining. Inc
wsran twirling star registered ms
sfs straight shutout Of the season
ri the ninety-seventh Of his sixteen
rsrs service in the majors when ne
Arked tho Yankees yesterday. - U,
< thrilling duel with mis- youthful
r'sl. Waite Hoyt.
Johnson had perfect control and
ried 70 his record as the strikeout
t,g Of all time by whiting nine oi
ss New York team His strikeout
gal az the end of last season was
vi. eighteen more than the mark set
n Cy Young as a performer IN both
re National and American leagues.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
Tfa't flaII 1flII

Tw0-bafe hfr-Th0mas Iae0hr Holt
Tfaceaesr MDfar~@n. FreIfar fhfer-hase
hlfs Hslnes. Jacobs stolen hase-.Iffran
Sacrlfcee -k0Tf POST GraveTnn f-l. N7u-
bic pl1yf-ffaFef0n ans Frffag Jacobs
and kinlnger IeN on bases jer.ey cry.
= HfalIrg q Bases nn balls or I-rafr
9. on gr~rufherr ~ Narflr or
Lucov. . m Brown. on Hanson . struck
0uf-Rv Martin. ! hr farrufhegs. hv
Lrfilrr fliff-Df Te0arr. ln i-1 ln-
ming. ~ CaF-gfhers. In --f. iiif-ny
pitcher Martin fkiiingerl. Winning
plfcher-Lucev LOSING prrher-Mlrfln.
rmriref-Mclevitf rhyle and perr Time
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30

Each Of these stars won two matches
yesterday although Boyd had a close
call on the second round playing
hrst.class golf. Kneppcr won both Of
his matches handily, but Boyd had 70
20 10 the eighteenth hole in the after
noon TO get a decision over c. b.
Bowles. Of Yale.
But he got u, and in manner that
left no doubt as 20 his superiority.
Bowles. having won the sixteenth hole.
where he squared the issue. had tho
honor and made sure 10 be in a posi-
tion for his three on the last hole by
pitching 20 the left side Of the green.
The cup yesterday was placed some
twenty feet directly back Of a trap IN
the foreground Of tho green-a very
difficult spot 20 reach.
Boyd played the hole in far differ
ont manner. IL was now or never with
him on that last hole Using back
spin mashie he took vicious swing,
aiming straight for the flag. As the
ball SCARED toward the green in a high
arc the select gallery stood notion
less. n the ball fell short Boyd was
trapped: n il landed beyond the pin
II was apt 70 roll over the green.
A Well Played Shot
The ball dropped right beside the
hole and scarcely moved after IL had
landed. Il was a shot worthy OF any
champion. That one shot proved
Boyd's calber. Bowles missed his putt
and it was no effort for the Dart
mouth star 10 roll his ball into the tin.
The slender built and red head found
the husky, iusty swinging Bowles a
hard opponent on this rourd. They
struggled all even 10 the turn, and
had the Yale man been able 20 control
his tee shots better he might have
been more troublesome. lie had more
power than his opponent and he was
giving the aggressive little New Hamp-
shire student n merry chase.
But Boyd stuck like a hound on the
trail all the way. Even after he had
given Bowles a win on the tenth, where
his long putt knocked Bowles' ball,
which was hanging on the lip, into
the hole. Boyd came right back with
a fine four on the eleventh, but lost
the twelfth; squared matters az thir.
tcenth and took the lead on the. A.
toenth. Bowles did a little come back
of his own az the sixteenth where he
laid his second dead 20 the flag for 4
bird and a win.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
Kaplan Is Winner Over
Earl Baird on a Fowl

BRIDGEPORT. Conn, June u
Louis kid" Kaplan. Of Meriden. was
awarded the verdict over Earl BARD
~ Seattle. Wash. when the latter
fouled him in the eighth round OF a
scheduled twelve round bout.
Kaplan was leading at the time nav
ing five rounds to his credit, the otner
two being even.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
Miss Sherwood Finalist
In English Golf Tourney

DURHAM England. juno 29.-ln tho
woman's handicap open golf tourna-
ment to-day. third round. the Ameri-
can player, Miss Rosamond Sherwood,
defeated Mrs. Brodcn Up. 3 % play.
In the fcmi-fnal she won from Mrs.
Owen Up. : 20 play. Tomorrow Miss
Sherwood will play Miss Young in the
final
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
Bears Play Good Ball,
But Can't Win. ANYHOW

Tho champion Orioles made 4 clean
sweep Of their thrce-game series with
tho Bears by taking q fourtcen-inning
game 40 Newark yesterday by the score
Of % /. McAvoy's single scored Boicy
with the winning run.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30

day. lie shot 1.-two under par
in the morning and had every club
working perfectly all the time. on the
sixth hole he trimmed the cup with a
l5O-yard approach. just missing. an
eagle 2; on the tenth he SANK a
thirty-fve putt, and oil Of MS shots
were near perfect. His hFst nine IN
the afternoon was 81, three under par,
and his card showed a large pefcen-
tage OF brides.
Won Elm. trans-Mississippi champion
and Pacific Northwest titieholdcr' WIZ
meet Clarence WOLF tomorrow, wni.e
Evans and Wright fight 1t out 10 DECIDE
who the other fnalist viii BE- Play
will be al thirty-six holes.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
Picker X. O.'s Murray

Charlie Picker Knocked out Charlie
Murray in the fifth round OF SEIZED,
ulcd twelve-round bout at the loZd
Medical Regiment last night. Both are
members Of the i02d Resiment. Pieker
weighed in at li6 and Murray nj 1872;
In the scmi-fnal cigkt-round bout Red
ONcil and Dan Lyons fought draw
They are fcathcrweights.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
Cleveland Club Elects
e. s. Barnard President

CLEVELAND. June %. - Directors
NJ the Cleveland baseball club met
here and elected Ernest $. barnard
prtsident of the club. This vas IN ae-
cordanee with a request in the will of
the late James G. Dunn. Iris Speaker
was retained as manager and Seere-
tary Walter MeNichols was named as
successor TO Barnard as business man
ager Of the team.
Barnard has been connected with the
Cleveland ball club FOR twenty years.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
Skeeters Win 4th
Straight Victory
From Miners. 9-8

The Jersey City team made il tour
games IN a row over Reading with an
other victory IN yesterdays farewell
game at Jersey City By the score Of .
10 p. making seven straight victories
FOR the Skcctcrs.
Rem Egan's boys spotted the miners
10 seven-run lead IN the FIRST three
innings. and then by some terrific bat
ting succeeded in overhauiing their
rivals.
The score.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
Golf Match Ends in Tie

MADISON. y. j.. June %. - Frank
Dyer and William Reokie, OF the Upper
con,elair Club. playing together rs
team. opposed Alex TAFT, Wilmington
Country Club professional. and Jimmy
Fvfe. the horne club pro, in the open
ing OF the new Brookdale Club here
to.nieht. The match ended all even.
F,eh side had best ball Of 6s.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
Southern Association

Nashville, ~; Little Rock, 9 (hrst
game. ,u. 5000
game). o,
Mobile, s: Atlanta. /.
Birmingham-New Orleansi rain.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
BIandfOrd Wins Stake
Race at Newmarket

LONDON. June 2s.-The Princess Of
Wales Stakes, run at Newmarket TO-
day. was won by r. c. Dawson's
Blandford. B. ". PARIS Silver Image
finished second and Sol JoePs Sieyon
third. Nine horses ran.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
Ed WYNN Suffers Broken Arm

I'd WYNN. who will conclude his long
engagement in THE Perfect Fool' to-
morrow night az the George NJ. conan
Theater. suffered broken arm WINE
playing golf Yesterday on the links OF
the sound View Golf Club. he was
engaged in match with Ring Lardner'
Frank Craven and Oscar Shaw when ne
s,rmbled down a hill and was injured.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
Eliminates Teammate


Knepper encountered teammate IN
the afternoon-E. B. Carruth h-who de-
lights 20 hit the ball long distances as
much as the Westerner. Carruth did
not have the control Of his drives that
Knepper did and was in deal OF
trouble.
Carruth was down AZ the turn
Knopper being out in -. The Tiger
star lost the tenth but won the twelfth
also the fifteenth and s.xtecrtn holes.
Hc vas home with a drive and an iTon
on both Of the last two holes.
II is evident that Boyd is not going
10 reach the final round without over
coming some more keen opposition.
To-day he meets James Ward, the eley-
or Young golfer from Williams. Two
wears ago Ward was a hnalist. He
walked of with two matches yesterday,
beating "Laddie" Mcmahon in the sec
ond round BY and 4. This match
was an even affair on the outward
Journey. but both played poorly com
ing back, Mcmahon the more so.
The Yale youngster has not been
riavino we'll since he won the Fox
HilIs tournament. Wards game also
/, not up 10 his usual standard, and he
will have 10 show more improvement
TO beat Boyd.
These Young college students are as
serious about this tournament rs tne
varsity football team Is about It's Dig
game. Ward has been working on ms
game during of time. Yesterday busn'
n GOOD golfer who does not play as
much as some Of tho others, albeit ne
won two fine matches, went out IN the
late afternoon for a practice session.
Apparently his game with Todd: OF
Princeton, was too close for comfort.
Bush Appears Dangerous
Should he continue as he played yes
terday Bush is apt 70 be a semi -hnalist
to-day. He meets Jones. Of Harvard
young man who has been playing
right up with the best Of them all the
way. The contest between this pair
should be one Of considerable interest.
Knepper meets G. B. Secor, Of Will
liams. in the third round. Secor
sprang a surprise in the morning by
beating Nat Lowell. Of Yale. who has
had some very excellent scores over
Garden City. In the afternoon the
Williamstown player eliminated j. A.
Mclaughlin by up.
Another surprise was the defeat OF
the hard.hghting Robert Wintringcr
the Princeton team captain, by Will
liams. Of Harvard. The Crimson war.
rior. in spite Of a six on the first hole
was out In thirty-eight strokes, which
gives a fair idea Of just how fast he
was travelling on that particular part
Of the journey.
He had Wintringer FIVE down goins
10 the twelfth hole But the former
never showed any signs OF the pace
and continued TO plug along in a plueky
manner. He won the twelfth and
figured on a win at the thirteenth until
Williams ran down a side-hill put OF
fifteen feet.
Undismayed by that break Wint-
ringer went out and won the fourteenth
and fifteenth. Two down and three "a
20. his chances for victory then looked
70 be good But az the sixteenth he
hooked his drive into the rough. Rough
on this course means the loss OF a
stroke or more. And Wintringer lost
his chance right there.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
Evans Reaches Senni-F inal Round
I'm Western Golf Championship
~ Tho As1ocieted PRESS

KANSAS CITY Mo- z9"Chck- Evans Of Chicago, George
Won Elm Of Sal City, Wolf Louis and Fred Wright
Los Angeles the semfnal rounds Of the
Western amateur golf tournament Hcrest result Of
+o-dav
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
Easy Victory Orer Mrs. LIE Roy
Comes as Complete Surprise
Mss Cilleaudeau, Playing Through Champion. and
Miss Chapman Reach Sem-FinaI. and Winner of
This Match To-day Will Meet Miss Scharman
BY Fred Hawthorne

Miss Lillian scharman Of Brooklyn way into the final round
the womens annual Connecticut State championship singles lawn
tournament yesterday by defeating Mrs Leroy Of the
& Side Club 6S e. triumph coming in the nature
- complete surprise to a majority Of the spectators.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
American Association

Indianapolis. 3; Toledo. ?.
louisville. 2; Columbus, !.
,Milwaukee. 4; ST. Paul, /.
KANSAS City. 10; Minneapolis, ..
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
Playing of Knepper and BOYD
Features Title Golf Tourney
Princeton Star and Dartmouth Man Each Registers
Double Victory on Garden City Links; Loom
Up as Finalists in intercollegiate Championship
By Ray Mccarthy

Two really fine gofers-Ruaph Knepper Of Prreeon Unyer
and Poack Boyd Of Dartmouth Cocgeare likely meet IN the mai
round Of the intercollegiate golf championship Garden city saur'
II fnrn and nerformance ANYTHING this
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
Mrs. Mallory Defeats Mrs. Keays,
90, o., in Wimbledon Tennis

WIMBLEDON England 90 (By The Associated PressNot
vbandnr four days Of an championships daily draw
record crowds Every the huge amphitheae has been booked
only fine weather is needed packed its limit
Of fourteen thousand spectators.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
International League
AT BUFFALO

st,,tsrsr ..... 6Oh OO2 O06--2 10 !
S-faio. ........ 900 100 i1x-3
hsi,srss-AiI.n ara Sanders. wieneeks.
: s"hs' and Bengough.
's'eaio-syFacuse postponsd. Wet grounds
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30

Boyd is the sole Dartmouth standard
bearer. while Bush is playing a lone
hand for Yale now. Princeton has two
representatives remaining; Harvard
has two and Williams two.
Knepper was hitting his drives az
low trajectory again and getting
plenty Of distance lie cantered out
in thirty-fve strokes In his morning
round against " II. Taft. Of Dart.
mouth that is two under par, and
brought the struggle TO an abrupt term.
nation on the twelfth green. He had
three fours coming back
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
Thn scnro
7ril, G3ioc.-t T.nh oii7i. ,o D

'Bauel f9f F.lsshlfieF IN i1ih INNING
Bsitmor. 900 ool 900 900 oi-:
Newark. Oi0 900 900 900 oo-i
T-vo-bass hl's-Mooefs walsh. Benes.
stolen base-Boiey. sscrihces-B BrainaTd'
webb (7). Maisei Letter. styles. Frank.
Double piays-Frank McAvoy and styles
f7l: wlEgiesworih and webb. Let on
2. Newark. "a. Bases OF
balls--Of Frank. :. on Fiieshif'cr. oH
Baldwin. J. Hits-On Fileshiftef. IN IL
innings. oH Baldwin. IN T. Struck out
By Fueshifisr. l; by Frank. ! Lorirg
p!icher-Baldwin. Umpi-es-Dooian, James
and Carpenter. Tims-2.55.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30

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New-York tribune., 1922-06-30

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