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THE CHINA MAIL.

THE AMATEUR GOLF GHAM. · PIONSHIP...

sticks out for his tro, feb

Defeat of Mr. Quimet;...

THIN BLOOD CAUSES BACKACHE-

Erary muscle in the body woods a suppr of rich, red blood in proportion to the work it does.

hare

in

(Cantined for page 4). not avaid itacit, for the buil shot straight up into the air, and Mr. Brotherton, so

The massoles of the are under heary Alacrity ing that the Chicago player was on the blood is a in they lack sourishment, and and hara bəs little rest" "When: the

Atlas green with his second, emught it in his

rebel.

--The result in pain in those min« les. | Bamble bad befors við fell, thus giving up "the The best medical authorities agree that Britomare hole, when, perhaps, there was still a backache saltom or never means kidney Cadmus hundred to any chance of getting a hasli fiauble," Real organic kidney wities! ) Cofmer --not even wich chances as this being

programed to without developing pain paint with usually given away in championships.

Cherub back. Doctors detect ita presence by the On the next green, however, Mr. Evans excretions of the kidneys themselves. Clin hins gave his opponent quite a mimai

Pain in the back should always lead the Loine Labte putt. In the early part of this on-sufferer to look to the condition of the Frms

od. I will be found in most meran that counter Mr." Evans was not quite at is the use of Dr. Williams Pink Pilt to Hampshire case on the green, and an the sich hobs buildi

the blood will

top the

Jot the Kennet I missed a very little puts of not a bling" of the illnourished musclos of

inch more than two feet, and, as it soon, beek. How much better it.

to try D red to me, much less, though Mr. Evans Williams Fisk, Fills for the blood than to

give way to unreasonable alarma abost

out pour Merlin kidneys. It you suspect your kidney s any doctor. cap. unke, tosta,in ten minutes that Misstaur will sati

your fee

fears at rest or tell you the Moorhen

Newcastle All deniers Fell Dr. SANDWICH, May 20

Williama Pink

Pink Pira or send direct to the Dr. Williams Medicine Nightier Sueir an exciting and fateful day on Co. 84 Szechuan Road, Shanghai one Ribble this has rarely been known in 'any cham bottle for $1.50 six for 88 poss free. Pionship week. A day that has for a heil A free book, “Dinomana, ut the Blood;" Rosario ginning the overthrow of the American will be sent on request," open champion by a young British player, |-- who, for all his excellent melts, wRA not looked upon as being in the first did. indeed, make a gallant bid for it, his Tamar class, and only with a defent of 3. ball striking the back of the hols, but

remained out, so the Englishman was 3. Teal

пр olm Ball at the nineteenth hole with in- with 3 to play.

Thistle Baumerablu, matters in keeping with such From this point he showed a certain servation in between makes for the lacktime. At the short sixteenth, where

Triumph extravelinuiry. It has left the 2,000 both reached the green with their tee shots, k people who have been watching what ha a yard from the hole from a posi-Welland"

tion about

the left of it and twenty feet lo happened on another warm and suchen, when he had only to hala nut b

Widgeon day a little limp.

his half and the mat

matchand the patt Woodcock was i was perfectly plain and dat-he nervously, and a wife ofthe played it Woodlark

At the seventeenth his play to the

Yarmouth was rather wank, and he left

himself bo 0,38 the gain, and being by no means a to do with his last pa, Mr. Ouimet

10.37

the American's long approach was

xay shado too strong

and bin ball trickled to the rooh from there he

If this championship, meeting has been low it developing, and is still not perly shape it producing, something aureis monly well worth seeing and thinking laat. Dir. (tuimet was beston by 2 hnies by Mr. H. S., B. Tubbs, of testone, a almost player with an a

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who has so far do but who are and certain loses un. But at the home hole) 0.98

man

nothing champion ship golf. This must seem an-inglorious failed to lay it dead He missed his put

at the back of the green: | failure for America after the jubilation at Mr. Quimet's defeat of Ray and

and bir. Tubbs, st laat getting hin, a steady .037

Vardon

in the championship at Brookline last 4 wan the hole and the match.

But Mr. Gulmet is be

ir to When American hopes and ambitions Dhined with in the position in which i wero in sad need of stimulant

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068

they

wcro

he dis been placed, for he has been fully isted by Sir, Fred Herreshofk, the N-w aware for some time past that his relative York;

York golfor, who

three

years ago took

Mr. eapacity after his spasmodic conquant was Hilton to the thirty-seventh bản in the rated too highly, and too much was ex-fal for the Amateur Championship of the pected of him.

United States at Apavamia.

DLOW TO THE AMERICANS.

He has taken this defeat in sensible and sporting way, and when the suggestinu was made to him after, the match that he had Feen unfortunate, be reputed it, and brarely declared that the best men had wor. But it is shucking blow to the Ameriesos, all the same, and to be fair and honest, American golf, as I know it is far better than this

championship has made it out to

to he.

Both Mr. Travers and Mr. Quinet might indeed have gone very much further. The latter, however, did not lose through a surprising and unus inck of nerve an ha compatriot. He simply failed to produce his best game, had a little bad luck with his path at critical timer,

and generally suffered, as all the Americans have done, from lack of iron strokes, and particularly of such as will centred and check the ball. One of

two American survivors, Mr. Harold. Weber, realised this deficieny at the begin ning of the championship, and has been training himself

with desperate nxiety to produce the stroke that in. wanted, and has

klmost succeed ad

eedad now. To this fact he

Attributes his success.

Ta Mr. Oaimet's match there were three halves to begin with, and, then the young American made a mess of the fourth bole. And lost it, and-bocamo down at the Maiden," where be missed a putt for the ball, Bo got one of these losses back at the next short hole, the eighth, and turned I down, Mr. Tabbeen an approximate 41 to He had been feeling ancomfortable in

40.

last few days he has hean During the

from

Lieut. Handley

Lieut. Barton

Lieut. Wyndham-Quin Lieus. B. W. Sour

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Hongtoor

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Name

sprained ankle. but he had recovered from this trouble by this morning and was in fettleben, he teed up susinat. Mr. 5. R. Flatt, one of the Westward Wo party were only three couples behind the mines match, and from time to line little shocks of news came back about the failing fortuner of the Brookline boy. Mr. Herre shoff played sound, golf, and the parting Kaiserin Elisabeth Platt having considerable on both sides was remarkably good, Mr. his holding capabilities.

reputation for which ho very

| Dupleix well sustained in this engagement.

Montcalm t On the third green Mr. Herreshoff avem ed to have laid him a hopeless stymie, but incide from a distance of some 30ft he amazed past the American's ball and secured a desperate Argus half in 3. It was at the next that Mr.

Vigilante Herreshoff got the lead for the first time, and after various exchanges the match was Peiho square at the tom, both man being-37 to this putt. The game was still eren at the Dondard de Legree

walfth, but than the American won four boles in succession, and that finished it.

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NEW YORK, May 20. The news of Mr. Francis Quimist's d-font"] was received here to-day with profound Pistolet disappoinment, a everybody expected, great things from the Amateur champion Mousquet the grip of his club, and his lang play will cross the Atisatie are now fast fading.

The hopes that the British Amateu Cup Manche Lacked

cortain confidoneo. When he Lont the tenth and becaine 2 darn, the The New York Evening Pest comments as

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about the only remaining playing very steady golf, gained a fortunate the surviving American players may yet

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at th-dog-legged weltb, and was 3 up: win the British championship. The malign Mr. Quimet made two splendid wooden chances of the game having overcome our Thingtag club stiots to the thi

thirteenth, and scored best, it may be that, one who was thought Vaterland thereby,

but he was

down again

to have in possibility of winning may have, but y at the Suez Canal hole that the prize handed to him by capricious follored. Then

fortune.” really desperate con elading period was antared upon. Going to the long. Sfteenth hole. Mr. Tubbs, was

1 bunkerad in front of the green, but the

merican,

wilb BOD

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pon an excellent dzive, reached

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the

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