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E'5'1 riTTCAGn TirtFtiOTr. muMfXT. miTsT T. mz. -w 'T ZELUH ROUTS SMITTYl AIN'T GOT NOBODY MUCH Laskey, Jones Meet Tonight at White City NAMES POUR IN FOR SWIM; NEW RECORD PROBABLE BEFORE VoU know rr vou'll V3E SUM NAM! MG MU NUSSLEIN; WINS PRO NET CROWN Uf7 AND W0MT J- DO VOL) 3usT A OUtK JUll KB WAILV THISA WATCH Tl IF lEAMf: rr To Vnil iiU PPCfESoOK, rV AAf- MOW TO ol' wto ME Card Tonight's lC Entrants of Other Years to Try Again Aug.

14. 2,600 See Czech Repeat 1929 Triumph. ZDrX Art Laskey ts. Tom Jones 1J. Voiiiib htublry vs.

Bob flol. Itiek Sik vs. Johnny I'anek l-VJ. Jack Rnliiuson is. Bol, Stone Jarkie lavis vs.

Phil MeOuillan 5, Jack Hipp vs. Jack Barry 41. Two ten round bouts will hcndltne a boxing show at "White City tonight. Ait Laskry, Minneapolis, heavyweight, and Tom Jones, Chicago Negro, will meet in one. The other will bring together Young Stuhley.

Ke-wauee, 111., and Bob Groshck, Gary, middleuciiihts. Three live round matches and a four rounder comprise the supporting card. Laskey Will be making his fourth Chicago appearance. In three other bouts at White City Art won by Karel Kozeluh of Czechoslovakia won the United States professional tennis championship yesterday afternoon before a record crowd of defeating Hans Nusslein of Germany, 6-2, 6-2, 7-5, at the South Shore Country club. Nusslein fell beneath a steady rain of accurate placements and was baffled by the unusual speed of his oppo 1711 1 Ptei US rV Off irriaM.iqy.ttyTVOiiratinTHbunf HAWTHORNE ODDS cVJOCHBYS Borotra Rally knockouts.

His victory over George Net-on recently was his most impressive here. Laskey has won the majority of his matches by knockouts. He went the scheduled distance of Reinking Wins McDonald Cup Armour, Sarazen Shatter Par; Beat Hagen, Jurado, 3 and 2 FIRST RACE Six furioncs, Tear ol1: Gives France How. F.P. Wt.

Jo. y. Otitic 4-1 11 Ko BfW Chut EmbJs 1 Outboar ne ii 11H ltu mm Ko Boy Jio Boy No Btiy No Boy M. Hose 11 Rex Resent 4 Dawti Breeze Avail Munuapo 8 FayettP 18 Cup 6th Year BY CHARLES BARTLETT Tommy Armour, ho Scotch way 151 M-l 30-1 30-1 -t 10-1 16-1 M-l 1)6 How to Do a four rounds with Jack Hemptscy at St. Paul six months ago.

Stuhley will be alter his seventeenth straight victory in as many matches in Chicago against GrosHek, former Gary Gulden Gloves champion, in his last start the Kowanee boxer whipped Co5tas Vassis. Groshek will be soaking his first start at ten rounds. The Gary battler held Freddy Lang-ford to a six round draw in his last effort. Dick Sisk, Robinson, and lis He Boy 118 No Boy Pain Oiilcr nent, whose surprising agility made it possible for him to cover his own court from the base line. Kozeluh's court theatricals, which have made him a favorite with the gallery all week, were cast aside yesterday as he settled do'vn to the task of winning the title.

The only color of the afternoon came immediately following the last shot, when Kozeluh rushed to the net, took the German youth in his arms, and, possibly following an old Czechoslovakia custom, kissed him excitedly on the cheek, amid roars from the spectators. Long Hallies Mark Play. Eong rallies, which frequently sent J. or r. Chiavetti OntimirtI front first siort Arrell Reinking, Butler university student of Indianapolis, nosed out Horace Tcnnes of Chicago to win the Commander Eugene V.

McDonald 118 118 ne veteran who has played a deal at golf since coming to this country, did not thrill the gallery on his Inst ai-pearance here two weeks ago, but made up for it yesterday at the Kldge-Dtoor Country club, where he paired C. Allot 28-1 J. Smith 20-1 No Boy SO-1 118 llti OiMitm Old Judsra Curly Head Drum bo riyiac I'harahcaij Ticrre Paa Slapped t'poa ..10 8 12 14 ..18 ..17 with Gene Sarazen, the British and American open champion, to defeat 116 No Boy 15 1 118 P.Kujil!arS0. 118 R.Jaea 1M 118 A. Bicbard 20-1 Walter Hagen of Detroit ami Jos6 3 SEfOND RAnj t.

lurloura, clainntis, Jurado, the Argentine chain pkm, 3 and 2. The match was an 18 hole yoar ohia ana up: Aqiiaplano accuracy, and he had the agility of a kangaroo. Vines outgeneraled Cochet on nearly every play, running him from side to side at the baseline while slowly he worked up to the net, smashing loose with a smoking cross court shot which th Frenchman could not even touch most of the time, though more than or.ee it was delivered out of position 'IrlneW'aJT but standing head. Vines Steadies Again. BY WILFRID SMITH.

The entries the third annual 100 yard free style swimming championships are pouring in to The Tribune office. While it's early to predict. poems quite likely that the number of contestants will exceed that of last ear when more than swimmers competed for the gold medals, the first prizes in the ten races for boys and girls of Chicagoland. There are races for all over 11 years of age. Entries will be accepted until midnight Aug.

10. The events will lie held on Sunday, Aug. 14, at the Lincoln park lagoon. The age classifications, which apply to both boys and girls arc: Class It to 12 years: class B. 13 to 14 year class 15 and 16 years; class 17 and 18 years; class K.

IS years of age and over. Every One Is Rewarded. All swimmers who report for th Chicagoland championship events wilt be awarded gold merit badges emblematic of ability to swim 100 yards. In addition to the gold first prizes, silver and bronze medals wilt be given to tba second and third finishers in each of, the ten races. A gold cup is the trophy tor the team acoring the most points.

First place in each race will count five point second place three points, and third ptat-e one point. Many of the entries are from those who have been unsuccessful in other years. Among these is Elaine Feigen leum. 6019 Sheridan road. In 1930 the first year that The Tribune held the 100 yard championships.

Elaine competed. She also entered last year Watch my apeed," Elaine wrote when she filed her entry in the class group for girls. I have won several meets and I believe I can win a gold medal tola year." Eddie Caa Draw, Too. Edward Cernkkj, 240 West 47th Htreet, may not be a champion swimmer, but he's an artist. Even so we have no right to say Edward isn't a Hwimmer.

That remains to be proved a week from Sunday, lie's entered in class E. the boys' unlimited division. We know be wields a pen for the envelope In which he sent bis entry was handsomely decorated with a pen and Ink drawing tinted in colors. We pre-Hume the lad mounted on toe sea lion and clutching an entry blank is Edward. In any event.

If young Ccr-ni'eky can swim like he can draw, the and fl. on 38 holes: H. K. l.ojan heat A. R.

Crawford, up: H. E. Gttdit beat A. H. Baldwin, 2 and W.

A. White beat A. H. Quitsow, 1 up: R. H.

Kot-pp and C. D. Waislaft" wei-o all even; V. J. Voorhees beat C.

K. Kenny. 3 and A. H. iLimball beut C.

8. Brieham. 2 and 1 W. H. Miller beat William Balh iteher.

1 up. In tho low net event for husbands and wives not paired A. E. 1 rum ball with 902472 and Mrs. H.

G. Sampson, 112 34 78 I Ml. ere victors. H. K.

Losan with 77 8 fin and Mrs. C. P. Cormany with 881185154 were second. OIAMPI riKLDS.

A 38 hole evrnt for lathers and sons was held on o. 1 and No. 4 courses yesterday. i. N.

O'Brien and J. N. O'Brien Jr. won low pros with 8(583169. 1'.

W. Morroll nnd K. M. Morrell won low net with 184 32152. On No.

3 course in match play Pr. R. O. llartlsos lead. 1 down; E.

t. Peters was second, 3 down. Mr. and Mrs. D.

C. Crousbolai won first low net in tbe mined foursome event on No. 2 course with 1023072. Second low n-t went to Mr. and Mrs.

M. R. Barroll with 921874. Mr. and Mrs.

Croosholm slo led the quali-fjrtnr round lor the Benedict trophy with 02 30 72. More than 7oo played. A barter members event will be held Thurs- ..10 8M8illtlMU played before a gallery i PriBco Nellie CiiHtia Badminton Jackie Davis are south side favorites in the five round encounters. Kid Chocolate, junior lightweight champion, and Eddie Kltca, Chicago challenger, will begin their final drills today at George Trafton's gymnasium and the Arcade, respectively, for their ten round championship match at the Chicago Stadium Thursday the score back to deuce, were ties of 2,500, which divided Its cheers be ..12 outstanding features of the match with tween Armour and Jurado. JUtrAuIiftff 20-1 J.

Maitwo 3.1 It Jot 10-1 No Boy 3(1-1 No Boy 301 No Buy 30-1 A. CbildrcM 30-1 M.CIam-y 3-1 T. Martin i-1 Kozeluh, by reason of greater steadi Armour went over the Bldgemoor ness, scoring many points on these oc casions. 120 120 lift lis 110 115 110 115 115 115 105 115 i in 110 115 120 115 Both players showed a desire to T. Shannon 8-1 night.

The contest marks Chocolate layout in 88, due to a remarkable 32, four under par, on the Incoming nine. His score tied tbe course record set last year by tlorton Smith of Oak Park and will be hung uj as a new 8-1 hug the base line, with neither attempting to reach tho net, save on rare occasions when a short drop shot Wn-btta 14 Laliian Toutu 18 Tho Point ft Forvor 18 Beat 7 Sans 'oiu 4 Tarpon 3 Alto i Prlnoesa Black Durva Cayurs ...11 Barney Sexton. 13 Starth 1 THIRD tMisa fMiloy I jiiu-ur 5 mark for the ball now In use. J. Kacala No Biy No Boy.

No Hoy t. N. rl No Bo J. W. Frye No Boy would pull them to the forecourt.

As 30-1 30-1 38-1 JO-1 15.1 20-1 at i-i a result the match was ratiier tedious. Tommy Forced to Step. At that Tommy had to step to keep trophy tikco symbolical of the outboard motor boat championship of the central states yesterday at the Century of Progress regatta. Gasrgs Kuehn of Milwaukee was third. Reinking speed was 40.16 miles per hour.

The i. held on tbe south lagoon at 1 he world's fair grounds, attracted the largest Held of power boats ever to put in an appearance a Chicago boat race. More than 108 boats from 18 states competed. la addition to winning tbe coveted $10,000 Commander McDonald trophy, Reinking placed third twice, and second twin Art Jsrobs of Chicago won tba class A race at a speed of 36.21 miles per hour. Jack Maypole of River forest wis second and Arrell Helnk-iiiK of Irdiannpolls was third.

Maypole came hack to win the class race for amateurs at 39 miles per hour. Twenty -two boats turned over in the One loat threw its driver. Frank Harvey of Milwaukee, and pierced the side of the yacht Roamer, owned by Q. E. Elliott of Chicago.

The force of the runaway was so great thet one-third of the outboard boat went completely through the yacht. Ko one was injured. Summaries: CLASS A Won by Art Jseobn. Cbieaso; Jaek Mayiolt. River Forrt.

second; A. Nusslein was at his best in the final set, when he rallied on two oc uaj. oi. MPir. furlons.

2 year o)ta: ahead of Hagen and Sarazen, who also abet, subpar golf. Walter came casions to break Kozel jh'a service and 1)13 Martin Tatisz ol Mmiinah. Pterins as a it. lari 8-1 It. Aolifte 8-1 tn the fourth set, Cochet, after trailing 0-4, got to match game at 6-8, but Vines pulled himself together, treating his opponent to some of inmost blistering drives -far iseei this court.

The score was deuced several times, but Cochet, already winded from his exertions, bad not the strength to put over the winning points, Anally dropped his own service to -7. Vines won his own service with rocket like drives, then broke through Cochet, catching him out of position for set point with a beautiful placement. In the last set Cochet obviously was exhausted while Vines was soaring to new heights with each stroke. His homo with a medal card of 69 and T. P.

Martin 5-1 Gene with a 70. Both hnd turned the Gluritone n. rK maun a eota in uih os the 185 yard sixth, a waiter hole. 1 il BtMhneti captured the low prtte with 41 1283, while iuw cross fur No Boy Old H8 115 Hi? 108 103 lit 108 IinsVf 'an Mini. first nine in 34.

J'urado, despite tbe fact that he early developed a fondness for almost every trap on the first appearance in the middle west against a topnotch opponent. Shea is receiving the chance he has sought ever since lie started fighting eight years ago the opportunity to fight for a title before his home folks and neighbors. Shea will depend upon his punch and Ftrength to carry him to victory. Eddie's workouts Indicate that he is gtWrg 4jo eentitr bla a tteufJun on bod attack. Shea's best victories were over Bat Battalino, Fidel La Burba, and Benny Bitss.

The supporting card follows: Anae) CMville vs. frltae Qwter. fiammy Slaughter V. Paul Pit-row. Freddy Miller vs.

Hymic Wisetnau. Jack Koran vs. Marty Lataesou. MILLER, PURDUE CENTER, SIGNED No Boy No Boy R. Mnrtln J.

Smltb 10-1 3(-l 8-1 2-1 fjg8j wcut to Mrs. Walter Wht's 4S Codetta Ballyrran MEADOW GROVK. course and finally wound up with a In the semiflnale lor the. club chsmplon- fuiloiiira. 8 year old 17, mad bit with the galleries.

mp w. naikter cieTcaiee Jt. Litid, 1 tin, while C. K. Sanders won from W.

it. push the games to 5-5, before the 36 year old Czech rallied wilh some fast, accurate drives and ran out the set. Audience Takes It Calmly. The gallery, which rose to its feet and cheered wildly when Kozcluh swept Tilde II lo defeat in the semifinals two days ago, was quiet yesterday, applauding mildly and then only at intervals. Yesterday's victory gave Kozeluh his second United States professional title.

In 192D he breezed through the field to steal the show from Vincent Richards. The little man from Buenos Aires, ts. Peabody entir-KOl'RTH RACK 8 ami up-: Polydoritf Pa i ho LrfM 1 Suprrnie 3 Mintoii 8 Viahnn 4 It runs, and 2. Ouartrr-final victors who arrived here in tbe latter part of (tie i iaie title may in. lulled M-s.

J. 4-1 8 5 8-5 4-1 8 1 3. Mibfn Lfwlt M. Iwia T. P.

MarUn Xo Boy June to take part in the 112 In? in? Kit IPS Carneil, Mrs. J. R. Johnson. Mrs.

T. P. Gib- service was gaining greater accuracy tnd lii cross court nliots were more Sal in R. Jones 15-1 Canadian, and western open tournaments, is showing the effects of the constant round of travel and play to which he has been subjected since breathtaking than ever. The American took the set and match the tMr.

W. E. Sthmstii and Superior Stable i'li try match which should have given back FIFTH RACE 1A mile. 8 year olds: coming here. Jurado, Hagen, and the cup by a score ot 61 and was R.

Jones 6 2 BY BEAR ELEVEN still going strong at the end. anlianapolfs, third. Armour will compete In tbe P. a. A.

trials at Oakland Hills, De 6-1 5-2 12 1 It Won by Jaek Maypole. Hlirer No Boy No Boy No Boy No Boy troit, today. CHICAGO CRICKET li-1 Fijjht Cards Bis Hi and 2 1 Cat hop I Oil Waylaycr f- fZ On Star 1. ffm Bi "Beau, 31 t8 8 Cryetnl 1 J1 fee Tee' 12; Prijicc 5 108 SIXTH RACE 1A luilca. The cards for the quartet, together George Ilalas, president of the Chicago Bears, National Professional Football league club, yesterday announced tbe signing of Charles Ookie -i A.

Reiiikitif. Indianapolis, seeoiid'. Wan en River Foritst. third. tXA3 8 Division Won by Walter Wldesren.

Glen Cove. 1 J-k Wood, Detroit, secoad: Clyda Westoo. Granite City. ouiis. auu rr.

js. nruna. MIIIOI KBKDOK. Blind bosey winners yesterday were: C. Warner.

80-2571; M. M. Morrisey, 102-2377; Simpson. 1051879: Frank Conner, 1042570. i a jterter-fina)s SMlch tor the club championship K.

8. thiilvie beat Paul Ehlers. 1 up, twenty holes. G-orjre Murius bee C. W.

Varney. 3 and 2. in a mat- h. Class irsults were: C. A.

Zoes beat W. g. Hart, and Col. J. J.

MKltile.v heat J. S. Read. 4 and 3. Clase V.

Tracy beat Frod Bcndisea, 1 up: Fred Miller beat Frank Conger, 2 up: V. Tracy beet N. H. Byani. 1 up.

Class K. L. Bieks beet W. T. Muchlbere-, 1 up: C.

I. Kr.se beat 1. M. Slcpiekn. 1 up.

Dick Hurhes dub snd A. H. Msctean best iii Juniau and kred Seattle in best bait eperit with stores of 353388 acahut 34 3771. Jordan, a guest, broke tho course amateur held by Bill Chamt rs. shoot tog 333487.

The former record as 00. with tlteir best ball score, follow: CLUB DEFEATS Par Out 458 344 434 n8 T. V. Martin 20-1 No Boy 8-1 C. Mi-Crossen 8-1 A.

Anderson 10-1 claiming. 3 year J. Ncel 18-1 P. Martin 4-1 111., third. CLASS C.

Division 1 Won by Jack Smith. LAKE FOREST, 68-67 olds and up: Park HilU A. Reinking. Indianapolis, seonnd: Bursas Tonnes, chicazo. third.

Par in 434 484 38 72 Armour Out 684 814 624 Armour In ..438 444 433 32 88 Hast'tt Out 384 443 45434 Ha8a-le 434 444 843-35-09 Miller, Purdue center lor three years. Miller is more than six feet tall, weighs 210 pounds, and is 22 years 1 lie started his football career at Mat-ion, high school. The Chicago Cricket club led the tome On 8 Jean Lafltte 10 CLASS Diiuon 1 Wan by Jim Nulio- ley, Detroit: Jack Smith. Park Hills. K.

class race is decided right now. It will be possible to have IS races in each heat of the preliminaries. Thus the number of entries in each division must exceed 22S before it will be necessary to bold semi-finals. Slash Rating of Several Polo Stars Illinois Cricket association by two full games yesterday when it defeated Ijake Forest, CS to 7. for Ave wick satssen Oat 414 34434 Karaxea In 433 415 413 70 sc-ond: A.

Reinkln. Indianapolis, third. RCNABOtrrs RACK Won by Bud Pe.o-o.-k. Kvauntou: K. Ludocuh.

Cbieaae acvoud: 108 111 110 101 OX 111 lllf OH in Jurado Out 8-14 886 48440 Jurado la B34 446 6433777 Doris Jean SwineraH Bub McFarlaud Matadi i Eskimo tio'xl and 'hokoloskea Out Bound J. W. Frye No Boy No Boy J. Ley land W. rhidtt-jr No Boy B.

Joues C. E. Allen 3-1 lo 15-1 2-l 8-1 4-1 8-1 10-1 et. Four games were played by as Jim Fuhu. Cbieaso.

third. sociation teams at Washington park MeDONM.B TROPHY RACK-Won ty Arrell Reinkinc. Indianapolis: Horaot Tennes, Urs-n-Arniour hrt .434 844 82431 TONIGHT. MABIOOI.U GAKOENS. I Broadway end Grace street.

1 Mbsnr it le vs. thed'W Neisoe. Merrill Twin vs. James Jenkins. Kddie ChinNki th.

Harold Laniby. 'arl Rich vs. Jack Matthews. Hurry t. Karl WpHvrr.

4 ln-Mrr Hniivn vs. Rud.v Tu.i ether bouts. TOMORROW NIGHT. rKP kLKni.v i MuiM. 1 Western and llrviui avenues.

IP-nry Koihier ts. Mikr hatni. J.iIiiiiiv Raltxer vs. Henry lusealdo. rrankie vs.

Hadrrski. Itiifl Oxoneh vs. Merrill 'I onn. Vermin Miller vs. f-tev; Sr'Krat.

tieurcie Kimel vs. Mrk Serondos. Tu oilier buuls. and one at Evanxton. Sarazen-Armour In .4.13 44 4333283 I'-ond: (itdrito Kuehn.

KtiSUmsse. third. F. Division 2 Won by H. H.

Hsreit Jurailo Out ..::4 313 484 SKI Outstanding yesterday was Oak SEVENTH BACE-l', miles, clalauas. 3 Harcn-JuraJo-iu 434 444 64.1368 Park's victory over the International. year own ana Up: DUTCHMEN WIN, 11 TO 9, IN POLO AT OAK BROOK Goals by Cast. Balding and Stock Li CI Leelh. second: Jim Lino, third.

CLASH Division 2 Won by Cal Ielb; Jack Wooes, second: WUIiam lvey. third. Harold Bath, J. P. Wins Central A.

A. U. Mile Swim Harold Bath ot the Jowitb People's institute won. tbe Central A. A.

u. one mile swim yesterday at the Vista del Logo club pool at Wihnelte. Bath's time for the one mile was 80:11. Henry Kamlenftki, University of Michigan star, finished second, while Khl-rick of the J. P.

1. captured third Captain Ed 11 Eutlewood 8 Day Brilliant (iolf. Armour, Hagen. and Sarazen played 4 1 10-1 15-1 181 to 130, for six wickets. Pakeu-ham led the vie torn wf 88 runs.

Pickwick defeated Melbourne, to Marlene 1 No Boy A. Bi' hard No Boy No Boy J. Neil No Boy some of the best golf seen In the New Code and 30-1 no-i 30-1 Chicago district this year. Hagen ton in the final chukker gave the Fly- opened it with a birdie three on tlte 23, in full innings, while Washington Park beat Argyle, 140 to 78. At Evans-ton Winnetka won from Lincoln, 50 to 37.

Bull boo High Storm St. Naxaire Eady Mrssenser. Mad Career Inheritor Preler ituta .12. 4 7 .14 3 .18 8 .13 uig Dutchmen polo team an 11 to victory over the Four Horsemen yes- first hole, but Sarazen came back with 105 li 05 loi lo7 1 II I 102 1 18 111 08 108 103 105 114 loi 1 18 Plenty of Ducks teulay at tho Oak MSMffi polo field. an eagle three on the 610 yard second, compounded with a beautiful brasie MaJ.

Oen. 1'iank l'arker's two goals H.I-.Fischer SO-l F.Chiavettl 3-1 W. Saunders 8-1 T. Mortis I No Boy 8-1 No Boy 16-1 i. Ural 30-1 P.l!eaiillard30-1 M.

Claney 8-1 J. McCoy 8-1 C. I orhetl 2-1 enabled the Fort Sheridan polo nunr- RESORTS AMD TRAVEL RESORTS AND TRAVEL shot and six foot putt. All four golfers birdied tbe third and repeated RESORTS AND TRAVEL MICHIGAN. Greet Hunters tet to defeat Onwentsia, I to 7, In on overtime game at Fort Sheridan.

Glore MICHIGAN. MICHIGAN. Foolhardy Happy Play 18 Blue Law 2 Kneebub I imlius 15 Cliljy's Choice. 5 Water Port lO was high scorer for Onwentsia with 108 three goals. No Boy 10 1 Js'ew York, July 81.

Special. Decreases greatly outnumber increases among the higher ranked polo-tats in the new list of handicap ratings announced by the United States Polo association today. These ratings were decided upon at the mldyeai meeting of the association handicap committee hist week. Heading the list of players whose ha ud tea pa were cut is Winston Uu est, the hard bitting back of the 1930 American international four. Guest's handicap was reduced from eight to seven goals.

Hoppin? Raised to Eight. Earle A. 8. Hopping, who rode at No. 3 on tbe l3e quartet in the international polo challenge cup series, was one of the few outsandir.g for Chientjv rihtim If under on tho 14th.

Armour didn't get a birdie until tbe eighth, but from titers on be wasn't over par once. He had birdies on tbe 12th, 14th, 15th, and 17th. Hagen might have tied him or even bettered the score tf Walter's tries for birdies on the greens had not BY BOB BECKER. Now that tho department of agrl KAC 1 miles. cJainiuir.

4 year oiiM ann up: ort Sheridan was scheduled to meet a Texas professional squad yesterday but an injury to one of tbe players necessitated a postponement. 8-1 culture has set a two months upon 8-1 season on ducks and geese for thai 4-1 full's sport the hunters in the middle trickled past the cup by inches at 30-1 30-1 west have relaxed snd now are look 30-1 ing forward with renewed Interest to TWO SUSPENDED AFTER CLAIMING least four times during tbe match. YWSN BAULKS. O. 0.

Bar? mad" nn ace on the 12th hole, 112 i an No. 2 course yesterday. Basal- the autumn migration. Last fall fill 30-1 3-1 8-1 8-1 Hyannisport .12 110 Moreno If 8 1 to Fort Dearborn 1 18 Aresral J'l Galahad 18 jl 5 Cnishrd 2 115 Mole Hill 13 116 Uncle 6 110 Guide 18 IIS Rifl Rafi 14 116 White Less 4 115 Seib's i 1.10 Writley Field 3 110 Gar rick 10 115 Pelles-nito 8 I Kd Lark 11 115 Onr Pal 17 tiO tlld Bill 15 110 No Boy No Boy No Boy No Boy K. Rnehm 6.

Woolf A. Richard No Boy R. Jones No Boy No Boy L. Cantrell No Boy J. W.

Frye No Boy No Boy No Boy 3. Neet nofs shooters had thirty dsys due to the shortage of ducks Because of HORSE A LA TON I A lll-l played with J. W. Boyd and A. L.

XeBrido. Ths see was the third to be made on this bole this season. J. J. Bowers won the Hi ft drought and drainage of breeding 20.

1 Latonla, Kwl July 31. (A) A grounds In the north central states blind boacy event with l-5-4: 8. i 30-1 30-1 players to receive an Increase. He was raised from seven to eight after being reduced from eight to seven at tbe previous meeting of the handicap- Whitman, seeond. 88-j-8 IM J.

A. Lodi. and Camda. Now that breeding condi 30-1 Carlson, who claimed for $3,500 Cap. tain's Lady, a horse which had been Oil ft B4, third.

Winners in the second blind baser esent were v. A. barret. 830 16-1 16-1 16-1 auctioned for $70 a few days pre vlously, and Steve Boutash. alias i3; A.

Bna-nall. We lr lIN H. per. The group of eight goal riders in Remits rl the 38 hole medal play event W. Boots, Cleveland, were suspended the United States remains at four.

from the Latoiiia race track yester nek! oa Bo. 1 snd Be. 3 courses Saturday and yesterday follow: W. X. Ballslrom.

No. There sre no nine goalers and Tommy TODAYS 1. 03-2073. and Ko. 3.

03 80 73 14 day "for violation of rules governing registration and claims." Hitchcock American International captain, remains as the only player accorded the maximum rating of ten D. 9. Adsm. Bo. 1.

70378. and No. 3. 74371 173 148. Mrs.

B. 8. Alberts won the 3 hol medal Mar, Ihree-ouarters The men were suspended and the SELECTIONS horse barred by T.atonia Jockey club goals. Hitchcock is a ten goaler for handicap event for women on Bo. 'i course to ST.

JOSEPH-BENTON HARBOR Wednesday, kug. 3P Only stewards after Boutash appeared with the eleventh year in succession. with 1012081. NORTH hla attorney to get his $3,500 which Three seven goal men were dropped Ball sweepstakes winners In clnss A yes iiad been awaiting him since last Tucs a notcli. Tliey are tiaroia ta.

'laiooi LEAVE 10 A. M. HOME 9 P. M. Jr leader of tbe Roslyn quartet: Ar thur P.

Perkins of the Midwick Conn Dimwiddie Beats Begeley try club in California, and Edward Baldwin of Hawaii. I'lnpps tiets Seven Rating. HAWTHORNE. 1 Chat Rorthcalls. Re Reyeot.

--lapiane. Golden Prluee, Nellie Custls. 3 fcabiKljr entry Llqueuer. Gluritone. 4 POLYDORUS.

Kebniidt and Superior stable entry. in ton, 5 Bic Brand, Cathop. Waylayer. 8 Come On. Jean Laftte.

Doris Jean. 7 Captain Ed, Knrlrwood. Marlene. 8 Hjauiu.poit. MorrnuB.

sort Dcarburn. SARATOGA. 1 Ned Hartla Bwstte. 3 Sub Dragon De Vertu. flhylock.

3 Oltapl. Lucky Chanee. Grand lime. 4 Villon. Tue War.

VIotho. r. BLENHEIM, Palreno. Pari-Muluel. FAMOUS STr.EL STEAMSHIP S.

City of GRAND RAPIDS One addition was made to the seven goal ranks. Michael (. Phipps, a tions have Improved, Illinois will be able to open tbe season on Oct. 16 and will close on Dee. IS.

There are several new regulations for this fall's sport which hunters should acquainted with. Xn tbe first place there will be no live goosa decoy restriction. Last year wild goose hunters will remember that the 'io-cree wan not mora than ten live decoys to i blind." This fall use all the live geese decoys you want. Live Callers Limit. But tlte most Import ant tiling for the dock hunters to keep io mini Is this: a restriction on live duck decoys which says twenty-five live callers is ail thai must be used.

This fs a fed-eral regulation. States can, of course, reduce that number if they wish. Another important feature of the new regulations keeps the present noon hour opening for waterfowl humV Ing on the books. In other words, on Oct. 18 Illinois hunters cannot start bunting until IS o'clock noon.

Control of bolting, rest days and other regit-relations were left to tlte states i what they wanted With theso factors in waterfowl hunting. llaily Bag Limit Is 15. As bag limits duck hunters bad better keep tbese items in mind or they -may run into trouble with the wardens. First, no killing of ruddy ducks this year. They are too scarce.

Second, a daily bag limit of 15 same as last year, but not more than 10 in Charlevoix Tennis ciMBievoix, amy George Dinwiddie of Now Orleans, Tu-lane university star, won the men's mingles title at the Charlevoix open tennis tournament this afternoon by defeating Harry Begeley, Chicago, 6-1, 6-3, 6-4. member of this year's Yale four, was Children Under 5 Years Free 5 to 12 Years, 50c Pack the Lunch Basket and Bring the Whole Family Tribune Readers Will Find Free Parking Space at Dodt 0 Mischief Maker, Iseult. War 0CKS: NAVY PIER A. SARATOGA SPRINGS ENTRIES. FIRST RACK Puree StiOO.

claiuiui. 3 year 3iiu up. vviisou nine advanced one goal. Tbe six goal grouping was hit hard, seven players receiving a one goal reduction. G.

H. Pete Bostwick is one of the seven. Robert E. Straw-bridge Jr. and Seymour H.

Knox of Buffalo are others. The remaining four are Harry East of the Burnt Mills Polo club; H. C. Phipps of Meadow Brook, and Selby McCreery and William S. Tevis both members of the San Mateo-Burlingamc club in California.

Marti Brown Pet ftwn Iter TOURS. TOURS. ten lay were: W. H. Anderson.

SI '78; f. Braver. 83878: F. B. MeCall.

88 873. Class winners: V. B. DfBcnr, S7I4 73; p. H.

Dm-tcereon. 031778. Class (': L. DeCraiu. 821073.

Class T. E. Murthison. 07 25 751. BCCLiD II ILLS.

A. B. Bees won the B. McMsnus trophy with 821171. Virst round results far the club ciiammouship follow: T.

B. BeUl--taeir bast Arthur DeKoktr, 4 and 3: 1 rat Slyttcr beat Joe Gooch, 4 nnd Art Anderson heat K. l.lrunibah, 3 ami 2: lion Powell beat Wilbur Miller. 2 and 1: L. Dribblebis brat Taul Hazelwood.

3 and 2: Art Itecd lieat Warren Kapp. 1 up. 10 holes; William Witt beat R. Reeds, 2 and 1: Art Patterson beat W. Bolton.

4 ami 3. Seeond round Frtd Slyder beat T. B. Behybieir, 1 Bp, 19 holes; Art AnderHon beat Hon Puwell. 3 a -I 2: 3- Dribblebis lnit Art Reed.

4 ami Art Patterson beat William Witt, 2 up. In claa 0 L. Skelton beat If. Burnt, 2 ami I for the i hamplonshin, hile W. B.

Hans-uian beat A. 'lt-niinr. 3 and 2, in elans B. R11 LR 1IIBK8T. Winners In the blind bogey event held yesterday were: Jean Sebastian.

113 plus 2 H5: Frank Kecfcr. 91 plus 495: Dr. Herman Kergcr. 3 05: Walter Court-on, 89 plus 605: A. Betenninsr.

101 794; Lester Kapper, 10H 10 Ofi. The mixed twosome best ball event on IS holes was won by Mr. and Mr. Charles Renter wilh 80 18 US; Mr. and Mrs.

D. T. Lyons with 88211 08 were second. The regular ueikiy pro-amateur event of the Illinois V. G.

A. will be held on the course today. K1MIKLR. First round results for the Brimr- trophy follow: G. A.

Jones beat J-exier Lewis, 7 Neil II llll Llambal Mareasila Pemlinir Laura Gal I'or den HBala OSS Pedro ..113 ..108 .108 .1 I ..187 COSTS LESS lh" GAS OIL! KM Alleutern 117 Moine rio Ala Carlo Aetiou I atuin Moment 104 1 gLHt ACE Purxe 51.000 VKCO.ND It Georgian Bay 30,000 Islands Niagara Falls COOL Michigan MIc Huron BEAT I Erie In KES A week or a week-end on eel'my. 3 year old and Up. about milus: tThraeian tShyloeit 1 Hamptonian 147 Moonmruek 147 Sun Eclipse 140 tDracun Devertu jCuhaneitiore .....148 JKinir of .1 3' Bat. THIRD RACK Purse 5.000. Kitaranteed.

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Mackinac, Chicago Detroit Buffalo iliJISES I birds in the aggregate of canvagbacks, redbeadti, greater and lesser scaojw tho hluebllls, riiignecks (also called I fall due'es, blucwlng, gfeenwing and Sl-MMER MEKTINO mm If awthornF pays of R.t-iNt;--:a OPENING TODAY SATURDAY, AUGUST 6 The Hawthorne Handicap, $23,000 Added SPECIAL TRAINS. ILLINOIS CENTRAL leave Van Buren and Michigan at 1:10 and :38 daily. Saturdays only 18:50. 1:10 snd 1:30. Trains sloSJWHst Round Trhi, SS.

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For etample, if a shooter bags six canvasbacks, 3 bluebiils, and a blue-wing he is all done on these species. He can take five more ducks during the day, but they will have to be mallards, pintails or black ducks because the law says not more than 10 of those birds in the restricted list may tlo niumii-i elaini'il Weather clear: tiaek fast. beautiful Inland Seas, including a Canadian stop. Meet interesting people, rest and play to yo heart" content. Sleep in a cool outside room.

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