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EVENINd PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, PRIDA.Y, .JTWE 18, 1926
iiBORGE rotan built up his
fQOLF ON WACO SAND GREENS
M,j
v , jK&n Hagcn Didn't Shine There on 4pproach Shots Rotan
' " Has Shown Remarkable Talent in Four Days.
' , Notes of Tourneys
B
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GEOUGH V. IIOTAN built up his
fine golf Ramp on nnd greens. For
Mtern yearn lip linn played his shots to
Jthi hole onto the mint!, nnil those fa-
n , mUftr with that kind of golf know there
i7 1 W ' lot oLUIHerencc uetween it nnu me
!, (urFnf flin erron In flip rnrth
.if
v 'notfiu'ii development is nil the more
turf of tllQ K
'nntnii'fi fir
TMnarknble when his word. Just for
A ,,1 Uwtancc, of the laot week is considered.
" YZmI Ik. a11 ftlM tfVin la t-Mll Wni'rt
J link luu iu pinH miiu in iiviii . ...
.-, Tex.,, nnd I- entered here from the
k Houston Country Club, won the Lvnue
raurnno nnd a flno ncnr when n cin In.
He plnjxl th round with a broken wrlit.
ills right forearm was tncnitd In a raxt.
mi he couldn't bend hl wrlit. It had to
keen a. utralKht wrlit. At that he had three
bird nnd tt par hole-, two holes In two In
the lilt "Wrist bothered me most In the
short name," he said. e broke It playtnir
baeball when he ot In a close decision on
n base.
.wood Hall cup for the serond time on
Vedncaday, npalnst nbout as good a
field as could be desired. Itotan then
4I.Im1 in niirnni' iIaivii tlin rlt'flP.
looked over the Wilmington tourse for course
nnc nrst time ami piayeci me iiu-uiu
coro of the invitation yesterday.
Comlnu North mid Dcrforiuinc like
that in the short spare of four days Is Rood h. Jt
what you might call "hauling coals to fiJVwiilSS
ise.wcastie. itotan grew very ioiiii
of his home course and likes the sand
greens first rnte. In fact, he wishes
they would piny the "world's cham
pionship" down there. ,
"1 believe the pro there and 1 arc
the only ones that know how to piny
the course." smiled Itotan, "for it calls
for a peculiar brand of approach shots.
The idea is not to land the green, but
keep strictly off ; that is, play your ball
as near as possible to the green. The
nearer you get the better, but if you
land the green you're gone. From the
fdge of the green you ought to be able
to hole out every time in one, if you
can putt ou a Hoor."
Rotnn recalled that Walter Hagcn
and Jock Hutchinson had dropped off
there for a "howdy-do" game, nnd
were, beaten only 0 ami .".
"It' was a killing." laughed Itotan,
"as they were utterly at sen as to how
to play it."
Itotan stated that he would not piny
in the Philadelphia amateur tfext week
'and that he would only bo here about
m fortnight longer. Most of this time
he will spend at l'ine Vullcj, as he is
immensely fond of that course. On the
wny back to Texas he is going to drop
off nt Oakmont to have a game with
S. I). Ilcrron, the national clinmpiou. w
"I can't stay long up here." said r
Rotnn, "and besides 1 have a big fam
ily.
Tlmt record score of W H Gardner's, n
CO In the second round to qualify for the
I.ynncwood Hall cup. Is still ery much a
topic nf conversation nmonir the fans. The
tatcment bv one of the eteran members
thnt 70 had neer before been broken nt
Huntingdon Valley Is dlsptsced by the fact
that till Nlchnlls. a pro. hAd a W The e
steward of tho club has the ball, marked,
nltmed nnd everything, with which the score
was made Now It's unanimous. Hut Gard
ner record stands on the newly arranged
BETTING IS EVEN '
ON BIG REGATTA
Cornell nnd Syracuse Eights
Equal Favorites Ponn and
Columbia Also Fifty-Flfty
The mrsterr of V. ('. Hunt, the slaver
who defeated S D. Herron, American cham
pion In the Houston Imitation tournament,
is solved Hunt Is a local player there, a
is saio. caugnt iierron
wan not going so well.
partUulurly badly.
T VT. Cooper, North Hills, did not share
In the triumph of his club In wlnnlnx the
Suburban championship. Cooper was havlnr
his own cares in the I,ynnewood Hall tour
nev hut he brouttht his share of tho glory
to North Hills h wlpnlnit the third sixteen
it HuntlnRdon Valley and a very handsomo
silver dish
Ml... 'Moll drllTlths. the tlrltlsh woman
who spoiled the chnnee of Miss Mildred
C'averlv. Philadelphia Cricket , Club, Miss
Marlon Iliilllns and others In tho ladles'
hamplonahlp of Dreat llrllaln. nnd "vent to
tho.flnnls Is continuing to star She defeated
Mrs H H t'enne formerly Miss Barry. 3
and H In the nnils for the Surrey champion
ship over there recentlv
1'hUndelphlii Cricket Club has three
plavrs In Its women's list of which It
The
vnunir nl
is erv nroud Thev are Miss Mary I.overlnjr.
Miss Marcueretta IMxon and Miss Marsaret
Davis Mih I.overlnit played on the first
team and Miss rlxon led on for the second
team, on which Miss Davis also Played. All
three made aoud records this season. With
memories of that other trio Mis Caverly.
Miss Hell nnd Mls Davis the latest three
will hear wntchlnir.
There sua a tlar-rnlslntr at (Ireen Valley
Country Club the first of the week In honor
of breaklnK the ground for the new xolf
course. Judge John M Patterson was one
of the sneakers. The grounds contain 14T
acres and nearlv llnnoiHi will be spent on
the construction to make it one of the fine
courses of the cllv Prominent constructors
of links have the matter In charge.
Illmrn. N. Y .Tunc 18. This modest
little college town, which ban unex
pectedly found itself tho understudy of
I'oughk'erpsle in the center of the rowing
stage, lias reacnen inc mini iienuti in
Its preparation for the Intercollegiate
regatta on Cayuga lake tomorrow after
noon. , . .1
With the biggest rowing classic of;
the year less than forty-eight hours
awnv steaiiy progress -ivns in cvnirm-p
in the task of preparing for the thou
sands of visitors who will flock to
Ithaca. . ...
A dismal drUzle that continued stent!
ll. ti,miinl,.,nt tlm ilnv nrevcnteil nnv
-.1 ,t.. V... ,1m npmi'it instnrrtnv When
the downpour hnd lessened iu the middle
of the tiny, all four of the contesting
eights ventured out on the lake, which
had been beaten into quietness by the
tain.
Svrncuse and I'enn took to the water
first, with Courtney's Cornell eights fol
lowing. Columbia followcU later, nnd
wnsliard at it when Syracuse had re
turned to the linker dormitories, where
the visiting oarsmen are quartered.
llll' netting is "ti" uiini.v iuiikisi "
Champion Benny Leonard
Hurls Defi at Lew Tcndlcr
jn Angeles, Cat., June 18, To
the Sports Kdltor Evknirq l'unuc
Lkimikk: Ou May 20, on behalf of
Uenny I,eonnrd, I offered Iiow
Tendler $7500 for his end to meet
Champion lieonnrd in a fifteen-round
contest to n decision in Now York
city.
Tendler was given thirty dnys
to accept nnd was asked to de
posit ?."000 with any sporting editor
to prov ills sincerity In seeking n
lr.ntch with the champion, the weight
to be nt tho recognized lightweight
limit which the Walker law calls for.
This is the first time in the his
tory of boxing thnt n champion ever
challenged a contender. It is a
question iiow of ncceptlng or stop
bluffing. HILLY GIHSON.
SOUTHAMPTON HERE
Suburban Team Meets Madison Club
In Big Game
The Southampton team, of Montgom
ery League fame, comes here tomorrow
to cross bats with the Madison Club at
Thirty -fourth and Heed streets. Tho
xulmrbnn lads are going nlong nt a
rapid clip nnd they expect to tnke the
downtowners, who have recently added
Leonard Cancels Three Bouts
TER CARNIVAL
AT R1VERT0N, N. J.
New York and Philadelphia Mer
maids and Mormon to Com
poto Tomorrow
AMERICANS LOSE
lie liopes to make a real Tetns golfer Gardner
out of his sou. n husky .Miungster of i
ten. years, who weighs lL'.l pounds.
"He's just taking up the game." said
Rotan, "so I can't tell jet how well
he promises."
Itotan won the Texas championship
from inilI-11115, inclusive, and ngnin
Iapt year. This year lie was beaten in
the tinnls. He first wou the Lynuc
Trood Hall cup in 11)15.
Itotan said that Texas is an tor
and Whitney Beaten
English Links
on
London. June IS American gofers were
beaten esterday In an Intertenm mveh with
the SunnlnRdale Club four mnt-hs to one
I" the leadinc nam- Robert A Gardner of
Chtcaeo. and Ns'son Whltnv of Vew Or
leans were beaten by Angus Hanbrow and
Guv Campbell, by one hole
The American coif plasers w,, r'av nt
Rye Saturday against the Oxford .in.l Cam
bridge Society players Th, . all but
Oardner vvl'l proceed to Pans tu V , a, th
famous I(i noullo links Huml.o aftr which
even money between l orneu nnu rn-1 N(,. Yorkt juno is Kenny Leonard, the
eu.e In the Varsity rnee. One bet of1 world's lightweight champion, has called orf
S1000. two of SHOD lllld several scat- his three fights scheduled to lake Plnco on
! , e . ,.,ll- ol,,a .,,, Ih Pncinc coast The cancellation Js
terlng wagers nf smaller sums wore IH'U(1 b the chnntnlon sprnlnlnB n tendon
made 011 the main nice, Cornell nnd .lurlnt: the making of his -novle serial. The
Syracuse supporters being the princi- i lights cancelled were with Jimmy urfy in
pnls. It is also I, wen-cs,bllshed fact I - '. J.hrmy .tjp.rt at J'or.-
that more thnn S10.000 of Syracuse coin '""
is in the offing nt con money nnd is '
awaiting nnl a word from Ten Kyek, ' maHMHiHHHHBMBBBHHBBi
whoso reticence is evidently worrying
the Ornnge entluisinsts. j
A second buttle is being waged be- '
rvvnen Cnl.itnliin nnd I'enn. which nre .
regarded as out of the running for first
place in the varsity nice, but are close
rivals for third lienors. The betting
was even, with little money in sight.
It wns announced today that the time
of the races hnd been set back to (I
o'clock, when the freshmen will paddle
to the starting line The junior eights
will leave tho mnrk nt OiJIO and the
vnralrv rnco will stnrt at 7. The choppy
; condition of the lake wns given us the
i reason for the change"
The first special trnin arrived early
today nnd will be followed by another
in the Into afternoon, following this
i iuvnsion the procession into the town by
I train, nuto nnd even bv foot, is ex
I pected to continue in n steady stream.
I The most liberal estimate made by the
I Cornell authorities is 40.CKI0. which
will include n host of old grnds bnck for
' Alumni Day.
Tomorrow afternoon nt 2.30 I'. M.,
the Illvcrton Yacht Club of HWcrton,
N. J., will stage ls water cnrnivnl.
The New York Women's Swimming
Association, of New York, will enter
fifteen' of lts"bcst performers, including
Miss Elhclda Hlclbtrcy, premier womnn
swimmer of tho world, nnd Clinrlottc
Boyle, second greatest lncrninld in ex
istence. These girls will be the main
stays on the women's swimming tenm
entered in the Olympics.
Other stars entered nt Hlvertnn to
morrow nre Klleen Hlggln, Helen Wnin
wright, Alice Lord and llertha Tomp
kins. Among the girls sent will be the
champion (Jotham senior nnd junior re
lay tenuis.
The l'lillndclphla girls will be In line
to give battle to the New Yorkers, nnd
will Include Irene Ouest, Gertrude Ar
telt. Eleauor Uhl. Elizabeth Heckcr nnd
Helen I'cnnypncjter, all five of whom
run an excellent chance of representing
Philadelphia in tho Olympic games.
Other local entries nre Florence Mc
Lnughlln, Mabel Arklic, Marie Illllegas
and Hcrtha Penrlstein. Philadelphia
will be represented by the Mendowbrook
Club, the Philadelphia Turngemeltidc.
the First Regiment Swimming Pool nnd
West Hrnnch.
Thoro will be several inter-city
Scotch Golfer Used
Novel If ay to Criticize
A Scotch golf enthusiast, who was
too polite. to mako n facc-to-faco
protest 4igaln8t another player's ob
jcetionnblo manners, but too ag
grieved to rcmnln silent, recently
Inserted this advertisement in the
"ngony column" of several London
newspapers: ;
"Would thn individual with the
handicap of eighteen nnd the large
voice, who hacks his way round n
certain .suburban course, reflect that
Ills golfing adventures do not inter
est other members to the extent he
would think?"
matches in swimming nnd diving be
tween the New York nnd Philadelphia
teams, consisting of a senior nnd junior
rclny race, n special match between Miss
Dlclbtrcy, Miss Guest nnd Miss Uhl, nnd
one between Mlss'Doylc nnd Miss Artclt.
In the men's events, the 4-10-ynrd
champion Glrard College relny tenm,
composed of Crownover, Lane, Hall nnd
Stoeckcr, will comnet'e. Their two cham
pion divers, Hoylc nnd McAllister, also
will swim. -The full tenm of the Phila
delphia Swimming Club and Meadow
.brook team will be entered.
New York is sending Leo Gicbel nnd
Alfred Urown, Jr.
Atintlior fenfiirn will lip n divine CX
hlbltlon by little thrce-yenr-old Francis
Brovn, the son of Al lirown, piofcs
sionnl champion. . . .
Tho Glrard College. Philadelphia
Swimming Club and Hlverton ittcht
Club relny teams will meet.
Mifflin ArmHrong. dormer uljddlo
Atlnntic champion diver, will compete
in the fancy diving event.
RAIN HALTS POLO
Philadelphia Country Club Was
Leading Point Judith, 5-1 '
Point Judith nnd tho Philadelphia
Country Club tenm were in tho early
part of tho third period of tho polo
game nt tho Sryn Mnwr field jestcrdny,
In tho second mntch'for the Tiryn Mawr
cups, when tho threatening Btorm
clouds created Hdch darkness thnt Cap
tain lL Hi Holmes, the reforeo, stopped
the playi Tho players and several hun
dred spectntoru barely had tlmo to get
under cover from the deluge.
Piny wns topped when tho score
stood f to 1 in fnvor of thp Country
Club four, nnd the game will be re
sumed this afternoon, not at Hryn
Mnwr, but nt tho Philadelphia Country
Club field nt Bnln.
When you consider that the Athletics made
only nine runs with eighteen lilts you eorta
wonder what Is the trouble with the foot
work of those A'.
MCfrfenfnl'i It wai the ctahth strnloht i'le
tory lor tht St. Louia Vrowns.
DRUEDING SE-KS REVEl-jQE
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Morocco Team 8esks, to Defeat Qh.
son for-Former Defeat
Tho Druedlng basebnll team has suf
fered but two defends all season and
ono of these was a. the hands of th
Gibson nine, so the morocco niuo plan '
to oven up tlioscore when It clashes
with Todd's aggregation at Stxty-flfth
street below Elmwood avenuo tomorV
row afternoon.. .
Gibson hns now won six in n row ..i
opes to again defeat 'tho uptown nine
Nie line-up of tho teams follows-
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Jlvora, If. .
Whltely. 3h.
Overling. ?b.
Bmlth, lb,
Klrchncr, cf.
ICcck. ai.
nemers, rf.
louver, e.
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llrulthwood, p,
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Todd, cf,
Itarmer. ss,
Kverest, 8b.
Hell, b
Helber. lh.
Htrltile. If.
Ilradley or
Ks-y. rf,
Button, e.
Itodcers, p.
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Mr. Seligsohn Has Bought Out
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Cullop Quits Baseball
rolf and that they're now buUdliiR. the , the vmii "turnto Am, T
Sfth course at Dallas. Houston ! n
center but Calvcstou has had hard lurk
fith its efforts. A clubhouse burned
down, or n course had to be abandoned,
and feo forth.
Jesse Sweetser, captain of the Yale frreh
man Kolf team, was expected' to appear at
. th. wnmlnston Invitation tourney yestenUv
hut didn't There was much Interest In how ,
the brilliant New York voungster wuuld farn .
walnsl the tine Held '
4. Slmnvin ltcun. l'rln'rton's golf I'jti
kipper hd par on the last three holes to
make jestcrdny in order to figure for th.'
metal, but two drives In succession on the
seventeenth which flevv out of bounds put him
rather out of It A shot to the trap at the I
tlfMrenth settled It unanimously.
on the Mauretanla.
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Salt I.nkr Clt. Unit. J ne IS Norman I
A Cullop former New rk American
pitcher, who Joined the Salt Lake club of. I
,. Pnpiiii. fount I.eairue this season, has
ork Saturday ! retired from baseball and 1 ft today for
his home In Vlrelnla
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rRoian'a score was somewhat rmarKanie .
lii that he was pacemaker for n player who
, scored 108, "Didn't mind It a bit thoush " I
aid Kotan. "In fact, as I believe he Is on
the greens committee. I think the size of a '
Couple of my divots rather grieved him. Ono I
place I took one out a couple of feet long
which couldn't be helped nor put back, as It '
flswr all to pieces." j
Robert Weir, Wilmington, showed lots of
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clothing sales, Mr. Seligsohn has bought out the BROOKS CLOTHES SHOP so he will
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o But, right now, Mr. Seligsohn orders a big clean-up of the entire BROOKS stock, and
to make the sale even more sensational
Mr. Seligsohn's Entire Wholesale Stock From His
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