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Tlielmk Pajre.sugb Constancy Maytr,tutorial title holder, failed her laurel* tn the naDon't held tn tbu Multnomah ■ink Saturday night. thequeen of all women 0ir«n * another M. A- A C. cilvrr— t Pay nr—who by clo** and hard work under the ul eves of Inn true tor Jack was crowned queen of fancy dlvorn In the Unitedament staged at the Portland , G. T Hotehktft* and C W. ill play In the finals for the trophy neat Sunday. s» won from J A- Dick, 3 up go, in the semi-finals yester*le C- W. Cornell defeated Wftihbum, 6 up and 4 to so. Ideal golfing at Kftltlgh 8ta-rdiy. and a inrge and emhu-*otip of golfer* occupied then early morn until dusk►ORFNER SETS RECORD[ill I a n Boats Franw. Cowells In ^2 0-Yard Snin.IDA, Cnl„ J uly 21,—Olga Dorf-'hlk(lr Iphta. added anotherswimming recurd lohercham-tltlts today whan she iwim In an outdoor unk at N*p--h here In 2:£€ 3-5. The for-ic*n women's record wu 2:53, ‘ranee- Cowells, of Ban Fran* i finished » coBd in the event he world record, 2:53, Is held © Durack, of Australia.record was official and win klttd by the Amateur Athleticrln and Dr, Fredericks Win,ONTE, Cat, July 21.—The gal-he golf links hare today paid act Mm. W. A* Gavin, metro-romini champion, and Dr. D. *«rlcks. Northern California i, defeat Miss Edith f!hc*c-Callforriia woman’s champion, Brady, Boston professional, -ball foursome.GAME WITH ATHLETICS KXDS IN 5-5 TIE.forWild Ilctre Is*ci FlnilLiarn «rn«tor* U‘l« OnrMore Frow Chlrago.CEAS’D, July 2F— Cleveland first, 3 to 3. In 11 Inn In ft* *.linn fun being **nt ucro»e the i Dugnn'a wild throw. The ■Tided In a tie. 5 to 5. The called to let th© visitor-sndthetwoMile Hoi led In 411 2-5 Second*.’•Dustin Farnum, on his Indian, stepped off a mile in 4P 2-fi seconds In the 'fastest mil© of th© day' event, butfailed to lower the track record of 45 2-5 seconds held by Ray CTeviston.Th* cn.wd got a real thrill out of Micky McDonald's efforts to crash the mil® record. McDonald, on an Indian, breeaed the mile in 50 and 4-5 second* on his firet attempt* Ed Berroth, onart Indian, cam* under the wlra m 50 seconds flat, which caused .McDonald to again try to lower the time, hut on his second attempt he cam© near spilling th# beans for himself and about a dna^n spectator* who lined th© bank at tlia first turn,McDonald got away with a world of speed, and as he tried to navigate the first turn at top speed his rear tire blew out, and had It not been for hi* presence of mind he woutd have goneover the embankment and might have been severely injured, but his machine hugged the ground and got back into the middle of th* road Th* spectators who lined the embankment dropped out of sight as though machine gun fire had hit them.Altnow, riding an Excel*! or, Berreth, on an Indian, divided honors of ihe day, each annexing events. All now copped th© long-distance race of the day, when h© went 2Q miles in 17 minutes 37 2-5 x-condu, Newman's motor quit on him about 150 feet from the finish, but he coastedacros* the flnlehing line for second place.Spill Force* Fiery Oat.Bob Fiery took a spill In th* seventh mil* of th* 10-mlle J-H. P. strippedstock machine* and was forced to retire. Ed Berreth winning first honors, McDonald second, and Fa mum third. Fiery'* rear tire blew out and he plowed up the dirt with his bicxer** for about 15 feet before he cam* to astop.Cloy **8horty“ Spencer, 15 years old, riding a Harley Davidson, mad© hi* first appearance In a racing ©vent and handled bim**lf Ilk* a champion In the 4-H. F. stripped atoc*. car five-mil©rue* and won handily from Mdtorran, riding an Indian. T.me 5 minute* 6 Seconds.Berreth'* machine dl l not get started with the other* in th* flvc-mll© rac* for seven horsepower stripped stock car*, hut overtook them a* they reached the starting line for their flying start, and b« Stepped on It, getting away for u good start and try never hended. Farnum tried several times to overtake Berreth on the turns but could not make the grade.It was an ideal day for th© race# and they were pulled off without a bobble.Result*:Two mil** for C[©Tc!»n-!n only—#tanJay Ryder, first; v Shipley, second. F Knb*ris.third, Tim*. 1:11.Fit ■--mi;© «v*bi for 2S hpreepower lightweight machines—R. Sleight. (Indian). first; Boy Sims (Indian), second. Time (1:54% Five miles for 7 horsepower novice—Newman t Indian), first. Altnow !Kxe*«*lnrl. *•lt;?-©ad: Fioott* t Bxc*|*for|, iblrd Time. 4:22 Five mile* for * h'-it*-pow*r stripped stock ►—Cloy Spenc«r (Harley D4tvSd*owi. first; Ito-Momui **ron4. Time, 5:0*Ftv* miles for 7 hontfpowff etripprtlstock—Berreth (.Indian*, first Farnum ttn-dtan I. serond: Plcry t Harley Davidson 1,third Time. illdTen miles, stock, unlimited pletnn dlsfdars-xnrnt—Altnow csc*t*!or *, first, Wolfs if r*r CIndian). second. Tim*, *:5X.Tlirtx-niUf. feature side car. ur'tznttad piston displacement—ghtstln (Harley Davidson), first; Avon- * Hmdf r*-r i second. Tim*(1:31.Ten ml]**. 7 hors* power. stripped stock Rerrcth (Indian). first; McDonald •Indian*, second; Farnum cfcdlan}, third, Tiidk, S 3* Twenty mi}©* 7 horsepower stork—A?enow (Excelsior I. first: Now man * Indian). second; Wolslffer (Indian), third Time 17:37 z-v Plow rare ~ Robert Sleight i Indian . first Time. l:3».Northwest clurnpior.thip. 7 fl ml- 7Horsepower stripped stock—PI ©ry lt;Ha“)*y Davidson), first B*rr*ih (Indian. second; McDonald (Indian i. third. Time. 12:3* 2-5
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Portland Morning Oregonian
Portland, Oregon, US
Mon, Jul 22, 1918
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