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Raymond, tout est bon. EMPIRÉ.—8.30, Harmony Kings, l'arewell or the Fratellinis, the Duponts, Pélissier, others. FOLIES-BERGERE.—S.30, Un Vent de Folie. CONCERT MAYOL.—Gigolotte Revue. GAIETY-ROCHETEAU.—9, Paris qui danse. NOCTAMBULES.—9, Revue, Avec le Sourire! PALACE.—Georges Carpentier in Femmes et Sports. PERCHOIR.—9. La Côte des Chaumes. PALACE-BOULEVARDIER.—8.30, Variety. THEATRE DES DEUX-ANES.—9, Satire in song. THEATRE DE DIX HEURES.—10, Paris Dix Heures CIRQUE D’HIVER.—The Fratellinis; The Stanley Brothers; Lies and Walter. HOTELS & PENSIONS PARIS HOTEL EDOUARD VI, 39, Avenue de l’Opéra. First class. Distinctive for its luxury, comfort and service. HOTEL BOURGOGNE ET MONTANA, 7, Rue de Bourgogne, 1er arr. Comfortable, modern, hôtel de FRANCE. Entirely new, bathrooms, modern comfort, elevator, breakfasts, moderate prices. 4, Rue du Caire (near Grands Boulevards). A. Marticou, Prop. Téléphone : Gutenberg 30-98. HOTEL THERY, 3, Rue Thery, 16e., Near Bois, Mod. Price. Tel.: Passy 47-52. CONTINENTAL HOTEL and RESTAURANT Facing the Tuileries Garden. FAMILY HOTEL CHATEAU BRIAND, 15, Rue du Cirque, Paris (Champs-Elysées) Moderately priced, rooms from 35 and 40 francs, with bath 50 francs. Madame F. Paris, Prop. Françoise, Built 1925, 100, Rue Lafayette. 1st class. A Palace of moderate prices. Grill. American Bar. PALACE HOTEL, 1, Rue du Four. Add. Telgh.: Palais Royal. MADISON HOTEL 143, Bd. St.-Germain, 200 rooms, 100 baths, all comfort. HÔTEL OPAL, 19, Rue Tronchet, near Madeleine and St. Lazare Station. Louvre 57-86. Beautifully furnished rooms, every comfort desired. HÔTEL RADIO, 61-60, Boulevard de Clichy. 120 rooms with bath in every room. Restaurant. Téléphone: Marcadet 13-05. PASSY: Luxurious residence and board, beautiful garden of 3,000 mètres, bathroom and téléphone to each room “Mozart Garden," 12, Rue de la Cure (corner 66, Avenue Mozart). Téléphone Auteuil 40-60. PENSION DE FAMILLE, 38, Rue Vaneau, Paris, opened in 1906, every comfort, excellent cuisine, moderate terms. Téléphone: Fleuras 74-75. Mme. Basseuil, Prop. ENVIRONS OF PARIS VERSAILLES HOTEL & RESTAURANT DES RESERVOIRS. First class. Open all year. Afternoon tea. Music during tea and dinner on Sundays. FRENCH PROVINCES AIX-LES-BAINS HOTEL EUROPE & VILLA VICTORIA. Centre of town. Close to Casinos, 1st class. Moderate terms. HOTEL DU PARC, at the town gates, thoroughly rebuilt and furnished, modern
143, Bd. St.-Germain, 200 rooms, 100 baths, all comfort. HÔTEL OPAL, 19, Rue Tronchet, near Madeleine and St. Lazare Station. Louvre 57-86. Beautifully furnished rooms, every comfort desired. HÔTEL RADIO, 61-60, Boulevard de Clichy. 120 rooms with bath in every room. Restaurant. Téléphone: Marcadet 13-05. PASSY: Luxurious residence and board, beautiful garden of 3,000 mètres, bathroom and téléphone to each room “Mozart Garden," 12, Rue de la Cure (corner 66, Avenue Mozart). Téléphone Auteuil 40-60. PENSION DE FAMILLE, 38, Rue Vaneau, Paris, opened in 1906, every comfort, excellent cuisine, moderate terms. Téléphone: Fleuras 74-75. Mme. Basseuil, Prop. ENVIRONS OF PARIS VERSAILLES HOTEL & RESTAURANT DES RESERVOIRS. First class. Open all year. Afternoon tea. Music during tea and dinner on Sundays. FRENCH PROVINCES AIX-LES-BAINS HOTEL EUROPE & VILLA VICTORIA. Centre of town. Close to Casinos, 1st class. Moderate terms. HOTEL DU PARC, at the town gates, thoroughly rebuilt and furnished, modern comfort, moderate prices. HOTEL TERMINUS (facing RR Sta.) Rest. Mod. Comfort. Elevator. Garage. B. W. Renowned Cuisine and cellar. M. Pailanca, Prop. SPLENDID DE ROYAL. The leading Hotels. Unique for their luxurious comfort. Special terms for the Spring season. Both hotels under the same management. BOULOGNE-SUR-MER GRAND HOTEL DU LOUVRE. Terminus restaurant, opposite central railway station, 7 minutes from boats. Excellent cooking and cellar. Battis, hot and cold running water. E. Deligny, Prop. HOTEL du NORD, 58, Rue de Boston. Comfortable rooms with hot and cold running water. Bathrooms. Restaurant. Afternoon teas. Jean Rimmel, Prop. CONTREXEVILLE COSMOS HOTEL Up-to-date. Best situation. Near tennis. Private bath and téléphone. HYERES GOLF HOTEL hyères. Paradise for golfers. Splendid situation. Moderate terms. LA BAULE HERMITAGE HOTEL. Grand Luxe. 200 rooms with bath and téléphone. LE TOUQUET-PARIS PLAGE hotel la ruche. Near sea, forest and casinos, hot and cold running water, central heating. Prices moderate. A. Hauteçœur, Prop. Téléphone 142. LA POTIN 1ERE. Boulevard de la Mer. Téléphone: 30. 1st-class hotel and restaurant. Terraces on the beach. Large garden. All modern comfort. nouvel HOTEL. Excellent cuisine, diners luncheons, afternoon tea, garden, garage, 87, Rue de Paris. Téléphone 2-40. villas SUZETTE and PRINTEMPS, English Boarding House,
Terminus restaurant, opposite central railway station, 7 minutes from boats. Excellent cooking and cellar. Battis, hot and cold running water. E. Deligny, Prop. HOTEL du NORD, 58, Rue de Boston. Comfortable rooms with hot and cold running water. Bathrooms. Restaurant. Afternoon teas. Jean Rimmel, Prop. CONTREXEVILLE COSMOS HOTEL Up-to-date. Best situation. Near tennis. Private bath and téléphone. HYERES GOLF HOTEL hyères. Paradise for golfers. Splendid situation. Moderate terms. LA BAULE HERMITAGE HOTEL. Grand Luxe. 200 rooms with bath and téléphone. LE TOUQUET-PARIS PLAGE hotel la ruche. Near sea, forest and casinos, hot and cold running water, central heating. Prices moderate. A. Hauteçœur, Prop. Téléphone 142. LA POTIN 1ERE. Boulevard de la Mer. Téléphone: 30. 1st-class hotel and restaurant. Terraces on the beach. Large garden. All modern comfort. nouvel HOTEL. Excellent cuisine, diners luncheons, afternoon tea, garden, garage, 87, Rue de Paris. Téléphone 2-40. villas SUZETTE and PRINTEMPS, English Boarding House, near Beach and Forest. Excellent cooking. Moderate terms. 34-36, Rue de la Lune. LE TREPORT trianon hotel “Aux Terrasses,” Téléphone: 31. 100 mètres above sea-level. 160km. from Paris, all comfort, golf, tennis, garage. Opening Whitsun. Reasonable prices. STRASBOURG THE THREE LEADING HOTELS. Matsch. Rouge, Ville de Paris, National. TOURS Excursion Centre for the Loire Châteaux hotel METROPOLE. — New, 100 rooms, 50 baths, rest., garage, gard. Phone 25-1. VICHY HOTEL de GENEVE. Thermal centre. All conveniences, bath, garden, first-class cuisine. WIMEREUX (Pas-de-Calais) HOTEL D’ANGLETERRE. Exclusive residential hotel. High-class cuisine and cellar. Afternoon tea. Bathrooms, electric light and lock-up garages. Under the Personal supervision of the residential proprietor, M. Beguelin. Téléphone: 114. HOTEL DU CARILLON. On beach and river, every comfort, restaurant, good cuisine. Téléphone 115. M. Copin, Prop. HOTEL DE PARIS ET DU NORD. Facing railway station, sea view, modern comfort, running water, restaurant à la carte, Grand Café des Baigneurs. E. Vasseur, sr., Prop. Téléphone 41. English spoken. SUSSEX HOTEL. Comfortable hotel, situated right on the beach; nearby Casino and tennis. Moderate terms. Jirnmy Kirk, Proprietor. Victoria. Up-to-date, modern comfort, bath and running water, restaurant, good cuisine, roof garden for afternoon tea, tennis. Terms moderate. AUSTRIAN VIENNA bristol hotel.
Centre for the Loire Châteaux hotel METROPOLE. — New, 100 rooms, 50 baths, rest., garage, gard. Phone 25-1. VICHY HOTEL de GENEVE. Thermal centre. All conveniences, bath, garden, first-class cuisine. WIMEREUX (Pas-de-Calais) HOTEL D’ANGLETERRE. Exclusive residential hotel. High-class cuisine and cellar. Afternoon tea. Bathrooms, electric light and lock-up garages. Under the Personal supervision of the residential proprietor, M. Beguelin. Téléphone: 114. HOTEL DU CARILLON. On beach and river, every comfort, restaurant, good cuisine. Téléphone 115. M. Copin, Prop. HOTEL DE PARIS ET DU NORD. Facing railway station, sea view, modern comfort, running water, restaurant à la carte, Grand Café des Baigneurs. E. Vasseur, sr., Prop. Téléphone 41. English spoken. SUSSEX HOTEL. Comfortable hotel, situated right on the beach; nearby Casino and tennis. Moderate terms. Jirnmy Kirk, Proprietor. Victoria. Up-to-date, modern comfort, bath and running water, restaurant, good cuisine, roof garden for afternoon tea, tennis. Terms moderate. AUSTRIAN VIENNA bristol hotel. The leading hotel, centrally situated in Ringstrasse, well known grill-room and American bar. GRAND HOTEL. The famous hotel in the centre of the city. Really modern grill-room and American bar. SEMMERING sudbahn hotel. The leading hotel for summer and winter sports. Every comfort and beautifully situated in the mountains. SALZBURG BRISTOL HOTEL. The leading hotel, modern and up-to-date, Anglo-American clientele. CZECHOSLOVAKIA CARLSBAD Hotel imperial. It maintains the reputation it has acquired by years of painstaking effort. PRAGUE MAJESTIC hotel. 60 rooms, all modern comfort. Central situation. The newest hotel in the City. GERMANY BADEN-BADEN STEPHANIE hotel.— Highest standard of cuisine, service and comfort, K. Brenner, Proprietor. COBLENTZ RIESEN-FURSTENHOF. First-class, best position on the Rhine, opposite landing stage, garage. (Home for Americans.) Daily concert. DRESDEN CONTINENTAL HOTEL. First-class house. Facing the Bismarckstrasse exit of the Central Station. europa hof. A first-class hotel for the most fastidious taste. The best and quietest situation. Excellent cuisine. Ultra modern and all comfort. FRANKFURT CONTINENTAL HOTEL. First-class family hotel Facing Central station. All rooms with hot and cold water and telephone. Patronised by English and American families. Rooms from 5 Mk. 4. Téléphone. Add.: “Continentalhotel, Frankfurtmain.” EXCELSIOR hotel. Opposite main station. Every comfort. Bretschneider, Manager.
BRISTOL HOTEL. The leading hotel, modern and up-to-date, Anglo-American clientele. CZECHOSLOVAKIA CARLSBAD Hotel imperial. It maintains the reputation it has acquired by years of painstaking effort. PRAGUE MAJESTIC hotel. 60 rooms, all modern comfort. Central situation. The newest hotel in the City. GERMANY BADEN-BADEN STEPHANIE hotel.— Highest standard of cuisine, service and comfort, K. Brenner, Proprietor. COBLENTZ RIESEN-FURSTENHOF. First-class, best position on the Rhine, opposite landing stage, garage. (Home for Americans.) Daily concert. DRESDEN CONTINENTAL HOTEL. First-class house. Facing the Bismarckstrasse exit of the Central Station. europa hof. A first-class hotel for the most fastidious taste. The best and quietest situation. Excellent cuisine. Ultra modern and all comfort. FRANKFURT CONTINENTAL HOTEL. First-class family hotel Facing Central station. All rooms with hot and cold water and telephone. Patronised by English and American families. Rooms from 5 Mk. 4. Téléphone. Add.: “Continentalhotel, Frankfurtmain.” EXCELSIOR hotel. Opposite main station. Every comfort. Bretschneider, Manager. HOTEL KOLNERHOF. Facing Central station. Every room with running water, 3 private baths, moderate prices. LEIPZIG Hotel Stadt rom. Leading first-class family house. Facing main station. Moderate. Hot and cold running water throughout. Single rooms from 6 Marks upward. WIESBADEN. English hotel. Established family hotel. 100 rooms, running water. Best location opposite kochbrunnen Spring. All modern comforts. HOTEL SCHWARZER BOCK. The most popular hotel, “Kochbrunnen Baths.” Pension 10 marks up, including all extras. 260 beds. ITALY FLORENCE PALACE HOTEL The best hotel in the city. Modern and up-to-date. On the banks of the Arno. MERANO HOTEL PENSION ADERS. First-class English family house. Large park, running water, garage. Special terms from May to September. Prop.: F. Bauduin. MILAN hotel de France, The business man’s Hotel. HOTEL PRINCE & SAVOY, Central Station Square, first class, newly-built, 400 beds, 150 baths. All modern comforts, excellent restaurant, moderate prices, garage, Teleg. “Principal.” NAPLES Pinto-Square pension. The very place for a stay on the glorious Bay. Moderate, central and entirely modern. ROME bristol. A first-class hotel of worldwide repute. Central, quiet, ideal for a long stay. Famous cuisine, every comfort. EDEN hotel. High class residential hotel, surrounded by garden. of Ludovico quarter. GRAND HOTEL MINERVA
location opposite kochbrunnen Spring. All modern comforts. HOTEL SCHWARZER BOCK. The most popular hotel, “Kochbrunnen Baths.” Pension 10 marks up, including all extras. 260 beds. ITALY FLORENCE PALACE HOTEL The best hotel in the city. Modern and up-to-date. On the banks of the Arno. MERANO HOTEL PENSION ADERS. First-class English family house. Large park, running water, garage. Special terms from May to September. Prop.: F. Bauduin. MILAN hotel de France, The business man’s Hotel. HOTEL PRINCE & SAVOY, Central Station Square, first class, newly-built, 400 beds, 150 baths. All modern comforts, excellent restaurant, moderate prices, garage, Teleg. “Principal.” NAPLES Pinto-Square pension. The very place for a stay on the glorious Bay. Moderate, central and entirely modern. ROME bristol. A first-class hotel of worldwide repute. Central, quiet, ideal for a long stay. Famous cuisine, every comfort. EDEN hotel. High class residential hotel, surrounded by garden. of Ludovico quarter. GRAND HOTEL MINERVA CAUVAAF FRANCE. The most central. Private chapel. STA. MARGHERITA LIGURE TORRIANI’S MIRAMARE HOTEL A Paradise by the sea. SPORTING NEWS AND VIEWS FROM THE FOUR CORNERS OF THE WORLD BRITISH LOSE RYDER TROPHY TO AMERICANS “Pro” Golfers of United States Win 6 Out of 8 Singles Matches By Putting Ability. WORCESTER, Massachusetts, Sunday.—The United States won the Ryder Cup here yesterday when the American professional golfers walked away with the singles competitions against the British team, winning 6 matches, halving one and losing the eighth. As the Americans gained 3 out of 4 of the foursomes on the opening day of play, the final result for the 1927 competition is 9½ to 2½. The British team won the Cup last year when it was first disputed. As on the preceding day, the British players failed to putt as well as their opponents and therein lies the story of their defeat. George Duncan, the only member of the team from Great Britain to win his match on Friday, ended the affair sensationaly by holing a long putt at the eighteenth to beat Joe Turnesa. In view of Duncan’s consistently poor work on the putting greens, this victory came as a distinct
WORCESTER, Massachusetts, Sunday.—The United States won the Ryder Cup here yesterday when the American professional golfers walked away with the singles competitions against the British team, winning 6 matches, halving one and losing the eighth. As the Americans gained 3 out of 4 of the foursomes on the opening day of play, the final result for the 1927 competition is 9½ to 2½. The British team won the Cup last year when it was first disputed. As on the preceding day, the British players failed to putt as well as their opponents and therein lies the story of their defeat. George Duncan, the only member of the team from Great Britain to win his match on Friday, ended the affair sensationaly by holing a long putt at the eighteenth to beat Joe Turnesa. In view of Duncan’s consistently poor work on the putting greens, this victory came as a distinct surprise. Charles Whitcombe finished even with Gene Sarazen. Ted Ray, the captain of the visiting side, was smartly defeated by Leo Diegel, 7 and 5. Johnny Golden beat J. C. Jolly, 5 and 7; Johnny Farrell beat Aubrey Boomer, 5 and 4; Walter Hagen, the American captain, beat Arthur Havers, 2 and 1; Al. Watrous beat Fred Robson, 3 and 2; Bill Melhorn beat Archie Compston, by 1 up. At the end of the morning round yesterday the Americans were leading in four matches, two being even. Hagen was 1 up on Havers, Turnesa was 1 up on Duncan, Diegel was 6 up on Ray and Golden was 6 up on Jolly. Melhorn and Compston were even, as were Farrell and Boomer. British hopes at that moment were fixed on Whitcombe, who was 2 up on Sarazen, and Robson, who was 1 up on Watrous. RACING IN FRANCE Results at Saint-Cloud. M. Jean Stern’s Rialto again came in a winner in the Prix Le Blois at Saint-Cloud yesterday. It was a close race, however. The horse scored his sixth consecutive victory only by a neck. Kitty, to whom he conceded 11 lbs., was second, with Coram five lengths behind. PRIX
2 and 1; Al. Watrous beat Fred Robson, 3 and 2; Bill Melhorn beat Archie Compston, by 1 up. At the end of the morning round yesterday the Americans were leading in four matches, two being even. Hagen was 1 up on Havers, Turnesa was 1 up on Duncan, Diegel was 6 up on Ray and Golden was 6 up on Jolly. Melhorn and Compston were even, as were Farrell and Boomer. British hopes at that moment were fixed on Whitcombe, who was 2 up on Sarazen, and Robson, who was 1 up on Watrous. RACING IN FRANCE Results at Saint-Cloud. M. Jean Stern’s Rialto again came in a winner in the Prix Le Blois at Saint-Cloud yesterday. It was a close race, however. The horse scored his sixth consecutive victory only by a neck. Kitty, to whom he conceded 11 lbs., was second, with Coram five lengths behind. PRIX LOISIR.—1. La Grande Mademoiselle; 2. Philemon; R. Peira Gava. Desalage (10fr.).—W.: 74. PL: 30.50, 132.50, 26.50. Pelouse (5fr.).—W.: 48.50. PL: 15, 14.50, 21.50. PRIX DE BLOIS.—1. Rialto; 2. Kitty; 3. Géran. Desalage (10fr.).—W.: 19.50. Pelouse (5fr.).—W.: 9. PRIX DU T REMB LAY, — 1 Verjus; 2. Violette; 3. Marco. Desalage (10fr.).—W.: 63, PL: 26.50, 23, 42. Pelouse (5fr.).—W.: 39. PL: 15, 14.50, 21.50. PRIX ECOLEIX.—1. Beau Swynford; 2. Hanneton; 3. Huchet. Desalage (10fr.).—W.: 80.50. PL: 22, 15, 18. Pelouse (5fr.).—W.: 59.50, PL: 14.50, 8, 9.50. FRENCH GOLF FINAL TO-DAY AT WIMEREUX Brower May Repeat Andersen’s 1926 Victory for the United States— Tolley’s Defeat a Surprise. BOULOGNE-SUR-MER (Pas-de-Calais), Sunday.—An American and an Englishman are disputing the 36 hole final of the French Open Amateur Golf Championship here today. H. Van Alst Brower (Essex, New Jersey) represents the United States and J. Meller (Isle of Wight) defends British honors. The feature of the play yesterday was the defeat in the morning round of Cyril J. H. Tolley (Royal St. George’s), the favorite, by T. A. Bourn (Sunningdale). The match went to the twenty-first hole. There Bourn laid his third shot dead after Tolley had reached the green in 2 but overputted the
(10fr.).—W.: 63, PL: 26.50, 23, 42. Pelouse (5fr.).—W.: 39. PL: 15, 14.50, 21.50. PRIX ECOLEIX.—1. Beau Swynford; 2. Hanneton; 3. Huchet. Desalage (10fr.).—W.: 80.50. PL: 22, 15, 18. Pelouse (5fr.).—W.: 59.50, PL: 14.50, 8, 9.50. FRENCH GOLF FINAL TO-DAY AT WIMEREUX Brower May Repeat Andersen’s 1926 Victory for the United States— Tolley’s Defeat a Surprise. BOULOGNE-SUR-MER (Pas-de-Calais), Sunday.—An American and an Englishman are disputing the 36 hole final of the French Open Amateur Golf Championship here today. H. Van Alst Brower (Essex, New Jersey) represents the United States and J. Meller (Isle of Wight) defends British honors. The feature of the play yesterday was the defeat in the morning round of Cyril J. H. Tolley (Royal St. George’s), the favorite, by T. A. Bourn (Sunningdale). The match went to the twenty-first hole. There Bourn laid his third shot dead after Tolley had reached the green in 2 but overputted the cup, missing his return shot. Bourn was defeated in the following round by Mellor, but the semi-final lacked the spectacular phases of Tolley’s defeat. Tolley Puts Up Fight. The players were all square at the twelfth. Bourn took the next hole with a 2, and won the fourteenth when Tolley had 3 tries on the green. The latter recovered to win the fifteenth with a birdie 3. Bourn was stymied at the sixteenth, losing the hole when he knocked Tolley’s ball into the hole in trying to jump it. The match continued all square to the eighteenth. Both players failed to hole 6ft. putts at the nineteenth. The twentieth hole was halved, but Tolley failed on the next hole and lost the match. Krimpen, the Dutch player, defeated R. Nettlefold, of Tasmania, in the fifth round, but was eliminated by Brower in the semi-final, 3 and 2. The American had advanced at the expense of Major Cyril K. Hutchinson (Boulogne), 4 and 3. Mellor eliminated G. S. Sowerby (Northumberland) in the same round, then beat Bourn, 2 up. CARS CLIMB IN NATIONAL LEAGUE RACE St. Louis Nine Moved from Fourth to Second Place During Week— Cubs Team Now Dark Horse.
had 3 tries on the green. The latter recovered to win the fifteenth with a birdie 3. Bourn was stymied at the sixteenth, losing the hole when he knocked Tolley’s ball into the hole in trying to jump it. The match continued all square to the eighteenth. Both players failed to hole 6ft. putts at the nineteenth. The twentieth hole was halved, but Tolley failed on the next hole and lost the match. Krimpen, the Dutch player, defeated R. Nettlefold, of Tasmania, in the fifth round, but was eliminated by Brower in the semi-final, 3 and 2. The American had advanced at the expense of Major Cyril K. Hutchinson (Boulogne), 4 and 3. Mellor eliminated G. S. Sowerby (Northumberland) in the same round, then beat Bourn, 2 up. CARS CLIMB IN NATIONAL LEAGUE RACE St. Louis Nine Moved from Fourth to Second Place During Week— Cubs Team Now Dark Horse. ANOTHER "COME-BACK" HOW THE TEAMS STAND National League American League W. L. PC. W. L. Pc. Pittsburgh 28 13 .683 New York 31 15 .673 St. Louis. 23 16 .528 Chicago 29 17 .630 New York 24 18 .571 St. Louis. 22 21 .512 Chicago 22 19 .537 Philadelphia 23 22 .511 Brooklyn. 22 24 .478 Washington. 20 22 .476 Philadelphia 18 22 .450 Cleveland 21 24 .467 Boston 16 20 .444 Detroit 19 24 .442 Cincinnati 13 32 .289 Boston 12 30 .286 RESULTS YESTERDAY national League American League IL H. E. R. H. E. Boston 10 10 2 St. Louis 5 8 2 Chicago 5 11 3 Washington 5 6 0 Chicago 6 8 0 New York 1 2 Boston 4 7 3 St. Louis 4 8 2 Detroit Brooklyn 0 3 0 New York Rain. Philadelphia Cleveland Pittsburgh Rain. Philadelphia Rain. RACING IN ENGLAND Results at Kempton Park. LONDON, Sunday. — Only four horses started yesterday in the £1,000 prize Bendigo Stakes at Kempton Park. Fourth Hand received strong support from the betters, but lost by a length and a half to Mrs. Chester Beatty’s Albanian. Phoenix Park, who won the St. Margaret’s Plate, was sold to
22 .511 Brooklyn. 22 24 .478 Washington. 20 22 .476 Philadelphia 18 22 .450 Cleveland 21 24 .467 Boston 16 20 .444 Detroit 19 24 .442 Cincinnati 13 32 .289 Boston 12 30 .286 RESULTS YESTERDAY national League American League IL H. E. R. H. E. Boston 10 10 2 St. Louis 5 8 2 Chicago 5 11 3 Washington 5 6 0 Chicago 6 8 0 New York 1 2 Boston 4 7 3 St. Louis 4 8 2 Detroit Brooklyn 0 3 0 New York Rain. Philadelphia Cleveland Pittsburgh Rain. Philadelphia Rain. RACING IN ENGLAND Results at Kempton Park. LONDON, Sunday. — Only four horses started yesterday in the £1,000 prize Bendigo Stakes at Kempton Park. Fourth Hand received strong support from the betters, but lost by a length and a half to Mrs. Chester Beatty’s Albanian. Phoenix Park, who won the St. Margaret’s Plate, was sold to an American. ST. MARGARET’S PLATE.—1. Phoenix Park (9-2); 2. Orpheum (7-2); 3. Sir Tristram (11-4). BENDIGO STAKES.—1. Albanian (6-4); 2. Fourth Hand (11-10 on); 3. King Bird (20-1). REDFERN STAKES.—1. Garnock (11-4) and King Pippin (evens), dead-heat; 3. Riverside (20-1). WINDSOR CASTLE PLATE.—1. Warning Cry (6-4); 2. Fly Dame (20-1); 3. Invermark (7-1). QUEEN’S PLATE.—1. Eagle’s Pride (5-2); 2. Witton Fell (4-1); 3. Bacchanale (3-1). SCOTS WIN IN CANADA TORONTO.—The Scottish Association football team which is touring Canada has defeated Northern Ontario by 4 goals to 1. HOTELS & RESORTS CZECHO-SLOVAKIA CZECHO-SLOVAKIA When taking the Cure at CARLSBAD Stay at Hôtel Impérial or When raoriding do not forget to visit Hôtel Impérial at Carlsbad It is necessary to engage rooms in advance owing to heavy reservations Modern garage with private boxes and chauffeur’s quarters Direct de Luxe trains from Paris in 20 hours. No Customs annoyances. Trunks may be registered direct to hotel Booklets at ALL LEADING TRAVEL BUREAUS (Paris Times Spécial) NEW YORK, Sunday.—Changes in the standings of the major league teams during the past week of baseball have been confined to the first division clubs. The outstanding advance was made by St. Louis, the Cardinals now having moved