Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 August 1919 — Page 23
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NEW YORK. U.—That tentiafi nmui mt Qnlonont next Satortey, prfitmlshiy to the atnyt the foilowtaiM Monday, to botmd fo lend an added etonieet of nneertainty to th|^ year's amateur golf «4m»Tipb”**h4|i With many as they wmad thfir araya toward Plttfimnc the qw»tl<» oppermont fn their minds wUl be concemtBM th^ chaneen of quailfyiac* It wlB be interodtnff to apeeuiato on what will have to Jto made in order to finiaii amoiur Tfte first aixty-fonr on Augmst *4 OBkxoont to admittedly hard, and ft to oBterMood that the officials cf Vthe chib were prepared, had the wcauhar been dry. to stretdh the tometh elooe to 7.ill yards. Thmre win be no need of that, however, as the recent rains have placed the courM at its befi.
green Pits on right aad left of graea. Chaan recoBthr —a— MmiWir Par 4 Out^tal-gLMt yards, te utat. 4SM yatds. tatal, 47eT yanta. Par for cennw. S4 e e e Laada W. G. A. Junio^. CHICAGO. Aevaot 14—Rial K. Rolfe, of tbo Rldganmor CIs^ Chkago. aUU high echool (haiaptoa. won low modal yootorday ta tho ooatlfytag roand af tha Woatem Gcdf AaaoctaUaai'o lunlor enampioaahlp. coaptottag tba oigliUan bolaa to X7-»-74
Paedr Falia Dead. GOSHEK, Ind. August lA-Bamey M. Bart. 2 12. pactng gtalUon, owned by Isaac Button, of Topeka. lacrange county, fell dead of heart ailment on the race track at the Goshen foir ground yenterday. as Robert Brown, colored, finished driving him a workout
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Nor*eftster Postpone Final Round of Ray for National Doubles T^^nis Title at Longwood —• Caiifomtans to Oppose Australians.
the New Yorkers, who hold the trlstate UUe, »-«. h-2. 14-14 tliinoia Title Flay S«t, CHICATO, August 14—The annuel HUaoto ”*** lennto loumamBBt wui Mart a reaump- ***• Tennis Club toumaraeni and the fomth Park Club Invitation evont utH ha ^ to auccae^ w«^ the vwermaa meet going to the Sherwood club. Anzaca Win it Rockiwiy. wl|Ni L^e«tt Ntid R- V ntonuui «f thw *•>«*«■ and doubles on the ^ertay*** Hunting aub. iMra *»t«htad Arthur S. crmgta, 4—4 4—4 Thomaa aeored against
REGISTRATION BUNKS FOR AMATEUR ATHLETES
Reglgtrstion blanks for the Jun* , ior track and field meet, to be run under the auspices of the Indiana A. A U., at the state fair ground. Labor day, may be secured by writing or calling at the sporting department of The News, or the head<iuarters of the I. A. A. U. 12 South Capitol avenue. It Is expected the meet will be larger than any college or high school track meet In Indiana history.
Walter Weabniok, the Detroit waalwn star, 7—4 4—4 The matches ware fought out ta a rata whkh compelled long drliing eeaetona This favored tho Auetraliana who played with rare ateedineaa through all the retlica. IdTcett and Thomee dcorod one match in tha dcublae They faced H Chruner aad Bm Yamasaki, to win, 4—4 4—4
BOSTON. Mass.. August 14.-A hMivy) northeast rainstorm caused a,rpostp«iement today iff the final round of play i between William M. Jtdtnston and Clarence J Grilfen. the Calitomta team,« and Norman E Broifices and Gerald, Patterson. Australian stars, at the I Longwood Cricket Club here this after-1 noon. I It was announced that the match will i be played tomorrow if weather condl-l Uons are fovorahle. The match was expected to bring out the most brilliant performance of the! series, as enthusiasts believed William M. Johnson and Clarence J. Griffin. hoMers of the northwestern aectlonal title, would prove worthy Opponents of the Australian experts. Gerald L. Patterson and Norman E Brookes The winners of this round will meet the national champions, William T. Tild«i, of Philadelphia, and Vincent Richards, of Yonkers, N. T.,~ probably on Saturday. WUltam M Johston and C J. Griffin defeated Maurice McLoughlln and T. C. Bundv, winners of ths California tsctlonal tournament, in tha semi-final round yesterday. The score was 4-<8. 14—12, g-d, S—4 Play was fast at all times, pailiculsrly in ths second set, which required tTrentjHSix games before a winner was determined Gerald Patterson and Norman E Brookes, the Australians defeated Fred B Alexander and Howard Voshell,
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