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Lawn Tennis ??* Rowing S> College Baseball ?* Polo S Other Sports
TIMELY BI? OF SPORT
Ten Point a Hot Favorite tor
the Kentucky Derby.
HAWTHORNE NOT TO RUN
Johnny Evers and His Cubs to
Invade the Polo Grounds
This Afternoon.
? T. n Point, wmrh AuKUBt
? ? ft "truly great h
will to to the post favorit??
-ninth renewal of the his
ky Derby, over one mile and
. .uir'- " at Churchill Downs, Louis?
ville. K
,i- lost some of Its Interest
tyeai'*-' I of T l a vx -
in of Hastings, on ac
rtunt t bill Foundation, with
xv 11 not la'k for friends, and
i rafdrrli
ffag ' to face the
?^-rl?-- SOD Will rii.e T? n Point.
?gg-Hj B have the mount on
Tank*'
ind Bo
Johnr.
... ? . ........
triumphs a past when, foi
-, ? illow
? n? s t I
Altai ?"
interes-ted from Troy, the
home leman. to
plx? ' ? ?I'tioti bef:
his dignli !?? In tha grand
?arid lia- ' ? ".'; made for the f/ilkn 'rom
asa ? ? '
?
Of course, the;? era'.
ISfBBBl aw York on hai
that gets all that ng to
him. ?Tor the sake of auld Ian?; Bjma B
1 rotan muai
BB BBStter vx hen and how h<
U>u Richie, tl ?
I xerv low for the last two Yveeks
with t.-cia;.'s COmbat in View. It lias been
yet in condl
? have to I I
~>n to lient the minl"n?= of McGraW,
to h? is likely to be ?.n the mound this
Mm. Th? hopes of -New York ?
nal **ith Matty.
new catcher siKne.1 by Prank
H*! New Y'ork
i I? William Reynolds, of the
k. of the Texas Last
I nverace last
He ployed li
He na? at the hat 22* tltnea
^atn^s. BC '
??tole 5 basen and had a pel
-.
Ba- Johl '
?rdered ai
gas of 'he Asi flgbt between player1? of
the Poston and <"!' velai
land or:
pire, -eported that ha knew DOthtng of
rrence, hut has lieen Ins!
true farts.
If the
mas*e wer?? IdentM? ? punished bv
autjienalon both th?
land tea- 'wenty
i at.-<1. most
of therr. i " leading mefflhera of I
team*.
opted an
tlon from '"narley ?'omisk'".' to make the
around the erorld with the
Giants and White Sox my: w.r.'.
Th? Tala a: . I'.-nnjavlxarna
team? e ?ii Philadelphia to-day
In a fran.? that will have a distinct bear?
ing in tha ranking. The yuakf
Tale o; | to the
?. turned tha tahie.s
two v '
Th? I ? ere purrha
first bas- ai
of tha South Michigan
? Na \ in an?!
?lenninK >pe ol getlng Hal
'ha?-? | \*i nkees. Plpp is now
'" ?? ? a'hullo University it
Wathln.
.
IS .?-UK
Pende'i ?
'
turn lnt
nieetmi?
m
Irving
? rooklyn -Y :
*?vs fftar ?-. leeway Ath
?*tic '' and a
trantfe
The
wildlr.r - latlon wa?
Aft?- ? g of the * ornell
?jacic teai erelty <??
?Ichlsa: .1 men
art set
Jtitoty to <ia\ in the
****** dua ? er held i?<
?"? ttt-'j ... ||aT ? ,,.,) feels un
?artalr, "
irx!
liar - ard feela un
!r. tha p'.nnts. but look* foi
?nit it, ,,,,] h*if palla ?
1,5 si* . i generous share of the
?coring ? enta John l'aiil
***?*, the ''.?rneli ptar, la conceded the
JONES TO TRY FOR RECORD
^irty-six Cornell Men* Off for
Meet with Harvard.
Uhara
?
? Ight for Boetoa, will try
.* -h? * r,t in the mile run In
?*?"??<>'.? w-!'h Harvard a- Cambridge to
"f*"'0**' ' Inutes ami
^n*?*- . I by I ms.
* ham ti: rears s ?o
?"k Moi the 1
ONe-j w
yALE BOW^T?AWN TENNIS
"inceton Players Victors in
Annual Match on Courts.
<.f Havea. May 9 -Princeton ?
*'Ht?*! \ ;, ? |n U](, anilUH| lawri t<nr.Is
T*h ***? ' matches to l
?
Y?'ir,J*"
?M r%.
?*l? ,, ' ?'
*Hf '''
kali,..
W a'
l?y aereated Vanderventer Princeton,
?IvwT.''' :' >-;""*" Princeton, d.'feat
Qr^t 7. 10?8
**f?a?L*.. ,:'" a1"' Kuhn. Princeton.
*H ? -, n '"'', Wainwright
^l-jmbFa DEFEATS LEHIGH.
I ?.'!?. Muy " ''. -
?hnT* '
InT'"'' '' ' h? ?
H?TEL NATIONAL, Lucerne
?^t Lm.a '?WITZgRLABD,.
? CtTi ''?l,"oU' * ?otitif Ctatr?. Letar,
J'?*1 ?estrk fWn ef L.k. V Meeatoiat.
BLODGETTA MIDSHIPMAN
Commerce Football Star En?
ters the Naval Academy.
JIarrv ColllDS Blodgett, of the HlRth
f.f ' 'ommen e, knoa ?? t" ?
?chol,, i ? all entlui'.
Koller Hank." bOB pBBBtifl blfl entrai ?? ? \
smlnations to the United Btatea Naval
inns] a ml i ss
sworn as a n
the exam: ?
with flying i.ition
of i: - ? a long, faithful effort
the ei '
but felled i- t\'.. points, bUl with chara. -
grit kept i .
Blodgett wsa elected captain of the f....
ball t<
ia loses the gr?
tic halfback <\.-i Been on a l" al Held Ha
-I'?- II
Bi ?tid?
ing ( feet ? inciies in heigbt, and weighing
atioi;- I? when in condition H<
? ?
: B an OPpOBlng end,
his mastery of th?- forwai ;
As s Blodgett ?to
the ?."boo,
ins; <U -? - ts li
Clinton Kruno travel.. I one
Ho woi
H., pit. bei f.it- the
an.i p it the shot 00
'
ta r . .1 .? II to
the t. - snd ai
lOS him rl
\aii-? . ? of Jock I ?altoa on the
gridiron
TRINITY WINS ON THE COURTS
Hai Ifoi
?-.; Brown n i n
?>n the Trinity ? to da) The Hart*
. ti t"f)k ? ' - ' the
four glei and split even Srlth
:
a
HARVAR1? SWEEPS THE COURTS
: r ?:.? M uni Ma: ; :
doubles affairs, In I Ian ;
here
and Whll
ib- H
' ' -
Billy Lamed Returns
t? Courts, but Loses
Pairs with Bob Wrenn in
Doubles at Tuxedo.
LITTLE AND HACKETT WIN
Defeat Clothier and Watson
in Straight Sets After a
Pretty Match.
- --.?...i.
lo; n v. Mm | -William A
Larned, the Nestoi of l an lawn
tenni? court* entered into competition!
? round robin doubla of
th? Ti ? ? I- I;-.- '?net and Tennis Club,
? '.f n | ? at from ' ? ?
at v. bub h.- won tii** hlghesl hoi
tins copntry. The famoua vet? an ; .11 r ?. i
witii Rom rt D. Wn a form? r
? ? tu?
p?n plenl ? work both
? bal t bey m?t del
lit I ? . \V .Vibs and
Alfred ?8 th? foi m? ? I s
. liar fter three llvelj eta, at 1
The interest in Lai 11? d ? Bi
overahadoi Ray?
mond D Llttl? and HaroM n Mr. i.. ??.
..: the Inter?
?
IVUllai I. Clothier a ? lerlck
kett per
fon- cd a r teai
fsull '? ? poeltlon
at the
I :
the first
match wai Mil? IVreni i *. bn? ?? and
i.?,ri ? nlng to end this ?roa
? ?. .1- b ?- lies ol with
? ? : plUl 1
'
otb
?
?et und geai th.? ?cor? along to a >ad 9
4 I DC gam?-? in th? ?erond I***.rned wor
the seventh game on hi? service, the onh
car ?? ha o ,,red in the entlr?
match That was the turnlns: point of th?
set, for \\ renn worked his volley? ?harp
ly again? Dalwy, and a? the latter ap
"?eared t., be suffering from poor eye
Bight ths veteran? scored four game? ir
Order to balance the 8et*e
Nllea was supreme overhead in tlie third
? ?wing th?? veterana only two
Those who watched l.arned ClOOS
!? Baa only a shadow of i lia former self
so fur as skilful wielding of the racquet
r.-.l Me was slow and many
pounds heavier than when he Ih?t up
paared on the courts, it aras only when
he caught th?. ball Just where he wanted
it that bs mad? his drives successfully.
Little le.i off with the service in his
1.1.it'll, folios rthter, Hoekett and
-. it,',* the ri",;,t bond curt po?
sition r.nd fflrly close up to the net Littla
brought off bla volleys with remarkable
Hacketl held a position further
back, but ths polM and balat.ee of th? two
aiw i red perf? ctiy adjusted
Of his poaching tactic?
O loth 1er sent Ins sio- Into the lead In the
Little and Hscketl grMcany took
? ,ire ..r that, and, tricking htm out
... ? r ? .-ni s t,, win si
, ? Th?- BecoBd gems of th*1 aecond set
waa th? oui) on? that fell to Clothier'?
-.i hi took that on aervlc? Littla
- played atrongly through th.?
? ?tier ?it gsmes, winning by a w
:
'lb- tournament will be ? i
morrow, Llttlfl and Hacket* meeting
Lamed and \Vr?nn In the morning In
? v.i,?-s and Dehn? ?? will
i.i ?Votson
i: Sorrii Williams the Harvard p
i..id Ha
.ill of
. i , ommltti ?
nd e
nable to tak<- p., .,? the
for i
Premium List Out for Show
of Ladies Kennel Association
Close to $6,000 Will Be Of?
fered in Prize?, with Many
Cups and Trophies.
Mort
I ? '
? |
The ni ney i ?
In 11it
? | B, for fin
third. a
An important feature Ol
a fifteen ?
fot M 1,1 h pris? I of I
? the
I
.
etlon on th?
?
. ? ta ??: iv four ?-?.'- ? '
The prestdent'a nip \g valued I I
?
i
? ai .- n
enteil Use
?;:?>. 1
the late
here ? William K \ an?
?. ?
.
V ander?
hilt, ii i: Holllns and Hem
'
?
? ? . . ,,
i ?
?
i
'
H. M.
Mob? - '
B. Ha? mon Mi ? .1 idee
M O. Du!
?
Mrs M i: il.,
Ion
PRINCETON CREW FAVOR
Shows Well Before Race v
Pennsylvania and Harvart
--. >.
Mi ? *? The i
var.i, Universltj of Pi ? i
? ' ? ? ?
ice for elgl
? ? '
lahed theli ?
The Cambridg?
tran hn?k In I place
and m
and In II -?
ad not only a
? i
? ? ? '.'... .XX
? ? ? ? ? to-day, sad If the ? .?urne in c
nil! stand i ? v.
?
P< nnsyin id i a i roa
is made a lot ol
'i h.
going the Quakera mad. a good Impi
' ' '?V>. ?
hing
'
? ?
. ... ...
.
t best of trln
* e?
COLUMBIA CREW IN FOR
Beats Octopede by Open Watt
in First Race of Season.
? ? pad? ? ? ?
of the 1 tai i'-? at ' ?uh li
last ? renlng, the i 'olua
bu v... it. ores " "?? a good sboarti
., ? rowd ol a. imnl who wat b?
;,t in its titBt anpaaraaea The tin
? huh Jim Kl' a thinks gt*
work f'.t sn earl) ?-?-a?.??n pra
?? . ? til ::?. i resell ad a !? nun, hand
t the two louts wore even aft?
?ni from then on th?- ? ??
I? .1 at? adlly ahead, a U
las giving th
Columbia oarsmen s chanca t" booh whs
ild do, the ra- Bd the ol
thcor) that eight men with two' oai
apiece make s sottet crea than ??Kht mei
Ingle Bw tissa*
y prellmli was ?un by th
promising freehmsn crew owihk to th1
i the i i dropped s ?
Of a btok? :. ??.'
The Kutiimai i?"- (OlloW
? .
Columbia Bret fret imbla ?
?x amity
.
. :,,.. if?.i ? i " ? bjr ?'o
Imnl ?a 'varsttjr .YY'iHiani... bos Ruprechi So
S i ?>,... -.,, 4 Clafharr,
;.'n :, Ulaeell, N? . ?? Ml t - I Downina
Wood coxtwalnl Metropolitan H r
. !? IBajrsy. t?w; Hiishee. No. I; Froe
... :;. v.. n? Ni ?; Fmth N ' I ' "" r
n,a. N?i I Hal i 7 Knuiry. elrok?.
[ Peni In coasttala), second Tim?, ft 3"
PRINCETON GUNTERS VICTORS.
B. . lei Ba 'i rtfaaaa l
Princeton, N . Ma | Prinooton gun
won an MS) xi'tnix over th'- Ihirt
mouth team ??t the Princeton traps this
? ??< of IM t" IM
Beor? Princeton man won hin individual
match, and CaplS n Whit?? was tilKh Klin
with 4?> broki'ti btnla to his credit, while
Stmpaon was second with 13 out of his
IK-asibla 60.
AUSTRALIANS REACH CI"
Lawn Tennis Team Now Coi
plete?Makes Practice Plan:
Hora? ? i
?
?be grands
'
In this city
I . V. I ! ,.
the t.
N I?..'
i ? spteln ol
., : ? .
? ?
Vende! bllt Hot?
Davli - -<>f i
Bid? Teni
It \ thai tb- i
.1" TllXe.e
they
I her?
until a ? petltloi
went i
? \\ .?t Rid?
? .
?trok?
,i and ' ' - rl? i
.
INMAN WINS TWO MATCHE
Bull and Johnson Also Victor
in Lawn Tennis Tourney.
vt'aablnatoi '., I :.., ?
? s>-. "Ml ,le :
. at tl
? 'il.-'.
All ??' t' e .,i,l-"l to? : ?
b? <t p|| Keil t,, w ;
singl" ex. option Of .Mis I?' I
mi the *?"iii in ' round of the ?a ? i
Miss Eva Bakei
? . , ...
i ? It man and I M Bull, of \.\
v ,,ri i: I. .inn ??? Saratoga Bprltigi
and Wal ??? ? J< hni? n ... Phil I? li hi?
nut and > i : sp .>. . I ol Wa hlnglon met:
was i he only vlaltoi t.iva iarl
? ms opposltloi sp- t - ??? - lordon, of th
?i. i ?? ? w-n"
two gam? i in i| a ? I? n
Inn,at a*. I Bull ' Ball i|< :? lied 111
1 and S . -.? ill till
I doubl?e, Si d Bu wltl Misa Mai ' rl?
Bmltl -a .-?-.>? Ml ai,,
all.- * 'at Use, a a plaj ers, In th?
I douille? Inn.at. and Bull are non 10 t???
nais lt. i. a m- : ? Ingle?
BOY ATHLETES ON TOES
Thirty Teams to Compete in
Annual Meet at Columbia.
Bo .?" ? ;? ? fron l ?r s-reparatoi
nnd hlgu sehoolH will t"' In action on
South Field tins afternoon In the aturan]
?in Interscholsstlc track oawt
I'ra.tlcally all th? in. tiopohtan ?chool?
and a great raamy oat ?of*?to*sra laatttu?
tions have entered teaaas and tb? n^ht
for points Will OS a '?'"*?' """ Tl"' entry
list incbifb-s 27.', Individuals, av.ra?jng
t'-ti men to a team
i>. Wut Clinton, gtuyvoaent, I
Hall Poll Pti paratory, Jamaica, i urtli
an ? Mo ? . ?' ? asm
the publt? - hool ol the l.-i . It.
, Toma B hoo . ol ro? i ' '? >",M| Md . which
won the meet a *?.?go, will b? ? tb?
light and bas a k.' ' haue- ,,- xnklnt
the ut , anoth. ? I :"*'? eoiioa ing it,,
meet. Qustsvus T. Klt*by. < orurnbta, '96,
pre?l?leiit of the Anuiteur Athletic Union.
will award the prises at a socia.1 meeting
in Karl Hall.
[MILBURN IN SADDLE
AGAIN TO-MORRO\
Polo Player Not Badly Hurt, bi
His Face Is Swathed in
Bandarjes.
? ? " burn, the pi .
B "k International tear
?
? ri the II? i?! of tl
Hunting Huh. at
aland, la?? Thar? :
? '?.'??.
! ited ertl
i .? ?
? - ? .
and di I that he e
lo-i
i ? .... ? ?
t the | ?
l\ ha.i i ?
v
? ? stade a natal
....
? ding i" it ? i h?
Mllburn received on h
'. be I >? for a wh!|.
t bell? a that I arould tntei
- i- I It at
i ihn p| opinion that the ?<?,?. esa
a few da)
? the mallet
The ? ? bum ??af not a? *er:
.; feered st first was wei
i.x the otl ? ? ? Prepsra
nttnuaaea <>f tha t.:.?? ta
. ..? ,. ?
?? ?:.. Including I.??'.
Waterbury, Louts lard an
Keen, are te f? n ""? >>mi to
a ??. ti,, i'? Isrbura! Ik
A DOZEN GAMES ON CARC
Erasmus and Boys' High Amon<
School Nines to Clash
MS < at a holssl i?a*?ebal
i long lift <>f gamea t?
a an ex.-n doaen ar.
,. i fur this afttinoon. Erasmu
? ? r.'ine in Its etKh
? ? a' ti..- meetlai
with the
'? ? ...1 pi i.v?. :
?
i ? ? Mouni
t Militar' A | ,,t pel)
Iterling - mmei i a
uriiii ? ' ... . t-ealunen ea
Manual Training, m Marquetts Held
?- v i h i Bay i:.?! i .?t Walla? <?
bing ra i'r- ? ; art at Wrtt>
? ,r? ? sad h High ra A?i?.|ph
? Adelt hi Field; Manhattan
?Prep ra .lamal'-a. at Ingleslda l'ark. Ja
d m l'a'. ? '? - Hotchktss, at
.
VILLARbyAn^G~sTNTERED
Orange Bide-a-Wee Society to
Hold Its Annual Show.
Tha annual -i<>s -how of the o?anse
BMe-a-Wee lodety will he i,eid in the
K?st Orange Riding Acedemy thit altar
noon
FOI the fl'st time B'.nre tha ?bath of the
John Leys Hoyler, the TOlarosa
. ?rill be represented Mrs. Ray?
ier baa enterad two Scottish terriers und
a number of Airedales They inriud? th?
Pcotttstl Champion YY'ale.rote Fl.ldler and
Champion Dorothy Leeds, and Y'Ularoaa
Magnus Res formerly champion DraaaV
' nought of England Y'iiiarota Leanraraya
Renown, Frankie, Bobble and Jana.
Hot n the entry i at and the prize list
are far In ex?e?ii of those of loot ?ar
Hi tue lodges, Which ha\e he.'i
I selected from the best in the country, ih.?
? the ' KhlMtlOfl I" astiured Th.
eontastsnts most he at the aeadasay pot
? than U o'eloea* noon lodging mil
begin i.t i p. m.
?
MICHIGAN "AGGIES ' VICTORS.
[rTt*lt**STi Ml"h., May i? Mi-hlgan Agri
enltoral College defeated lyroeoea by a
aeon of ?'? to i here to-dav, shotting out
. i sst? raen until the ninth inning.
Peterson wi tat rf,'xi ?form ?woogheol
ItS m. aller? ?1 ! ??** WS
?i p. aglS and lii.s teamitifit. - n I la BOOM
cool]: arron
Tha Boors by inmni;.?- f? Dowa
M \ r ?? n 1 n o n ?: i. \ .. s i
Brra?uaa. ?#????#? I? i ? ?
T'atteries ?Peterson and Fliller, lloft xuirl i
Kefjg-ati. I
Columbia Bats with a Vim and
Trounces Cornell.
O'NEALE STRONG ON MOUND
Blue and White Batsmen Pile
Up Sixteen Hits in All?
Two Home Runs.
With n ?ecnnd string pitcher in tl e box,
Columbia soundly trounced Cornell at
baseball on South Field ******tei*aay, win
ring a heavy hitting contest by a ?core
of 14 *o b and tnklng the season's serie?
from the Ithaca team for the first time in
?
After it? battinr; ?lump of the last two
week.? the Columbia team CUBS to life
? . ngeancs and hit the hall hardest
when their hits counted for something.
au told they piled up a total <>f Mateen
safe drives, two of them being hotn
run- Cornell tried OUt two hits, and
could do little against the steady twirl?
ing of .' \.,, b, a ho let the Ithaca nine
down with nine scatter?--! drive?
From start to finish the game was In
terestlng, although the playing was a bit
one-sided. Columbia mad?- only two
errors, but thSSS Contributed three - '
Cornell's total of nva runa Bscept in
the la ' Iwe fraasea O'Neal? had the
Cornell batsmen In the I olloa of his hand
all th.- Ume. For five inning? lie pit? ?
ait titriit ball, and up to the sixth h< Id the
Ithacsna down to a lona ringla captain
Ted K tend I w,? ? two of
' sraeU'a run? by making an ? rror lr- I
i sixth that .ame on an casv chanca Wet,
mad? th? oth? i o br* thai
was - ost!;
Wot th?? best part c ? -angs it
looked as though Cornell bed th? hiu'b
. sign i,n * -, . i m run Tl a team I
?'.ii me end foi
tWS ' ' ?'.'.? I held . 'ohm.
, the erst of the < 01 nell pit? bets
?trick 001 the first SUB I
the third, and then i lis tl ?
? -?? r?. balBB, two hits, a hit batsman
and another hit roontOd Ihre? run? for
the Ulue and White 1 .
. . .;f.ie
In the foui til they knocked A? Bsoi
lots man. an error
- a hit and then ?
run drive v. .r> ?on :
? ? ?? mound Me let the 1
mar . ? . sad tl es bit Ihn
a,, a la a ? 1 found thi
m: files and ?m Infield out
saved
scored
Ma w a? ?
Bvei <.?!.' ? res more tallies In the
next fra: nell got
has? ,;? ; tier and lldlunl
? ? ... ? 1
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FORDHAM WINS HARD GAME
Cuts Down Lead of Catholic
University After. Two Rallies.
Kordham made a gam?? tip-hlll I .
yesterday aftei ? l atlng the
of th? Of the
? exciting gam"s ---n 1. Pordham
i':- 1 in ire wee I
t.- 4
B/sJsl ' - Maroon twtrlei ....- m tine
foras, ai gava him e.\
at all bu.- CathOll?
i nlvsrsltj roll?,. ?? se. roed to !??
a sofa I'd "i thi as ma m the
three Innings I it In tha fifth from? tii?
Maro.m batsmen lolved Trsyers's dellv?
ei i"i 1 ir.' talllei t'- lng th.
in the foliosnin fren ? tb. ollect.??
four moi 1 ofl it- .m. a :.-? had au
1 :. ? - .m the ll;,
f, IBDB v.M . cifiol.i
a al r
. .in r 1.1 lb... 411
I, tb... II
. 1 . :,, 3 , ,1 11 I .) 1 ..;.',- . ' I ?I
U-aV 1 .' . 4 : . . ' 4 1 -j OuO
1 :uir*e rf 4 : as Pips 4 I
-. I- ? m ?a ,1 : i Hl Oi M .'.?- M 101 .110
1 a a|i ? 1 000
Flanlgan, lb 11 BlBBllBmlll 400:11
1 I '
rl
Total? .. ..si ?? if* : r?tala ..N4SMTI
FotSi ?m ? . I 4 1 e 0
falvei 0 3 1 B 1 0 0
Kl'at ba?e ..n ?rror? I'm II in: !
L'alveralti 1 t?eft ?n - Ibam, .';
. ? arrdt) I -tu. k oui ?i?. B ..
.. bl Ini-.-r-. ? by ? i't'-t Heine run ?
I??arh Three-baa? lib? -l.\t n. Plpp. Two
i.aae Ml?Viviano Bacrifl?r?a hita?Bonn Hen?
ltian MeErlaan sn.|.-n ha??a gharkay, Pleat?
Kan i*???.-.i ball*??Viviano, Biattb Umplra
?.|.b? lime?1A
COLLEGE GOLFERS TO CLASH
Yale and Columbia in Team
Match at Dunwoodie.
Although no Important competition Is
on to-day's golf Bchedul? piactleally aii
the nearby segsnbsatloBs bav?- arraagsc
for comp? tltl'ins. while tip at the Dun
sreodle Country Club Yah? and Columbia
will take part In a team match at the
new 1 ourse of IJMGtenWOOd COUMT] Club,
out on I.ond Island. The attr action thi?
afternoon will be an elghte.-n-hule medal
play handicap
Improvement? are in pi ogress on the
linns of the Madison Qolf Club, near
.Madison, N J. A number of ?and pits
and side hazards will add to the golfers'
trouble?! when all has been completed, and
whii" members are now- playing, there
will bs nothing In a competitive way for
them b. fore Mem..ral luv. At that
time several cups will be pla> e?l f..r
Tb?- new year t>?.,?k .,r the Metropolitan
1 ;..'?* ?eaoclatloa bos made iti app. oran? e
It I? similar to previous numbers, contain?
ing a? it doe.? a list ?>f the ofTicers, com?
mittee?, pnvt championships and the Oast
ropolitan handicap table #(
MYSTERY INJGIRL'S DEATH
Coroner to Investigate Poison-1
ing of Miss Merrill.
Great N'erk. LOSJg Island. May 3.?Cor?
oner William A. podge commenced to
dav an Investigation of the death of Miss
Kllw?h*>th It Merrill, the twenty-four
year-old daughter of Bradfrrd Merrill, a
well known New York nex?. ?paper man.
which nrcurre?! at lier home here yester
As** She died of carhollc a?"ld poisonlnf,.
lulleved to have been taken accidentally
MISS Merrii; had Ions been a social fa?
vorite In Great Nerk
MlSB Merrill bad bSSO 111 f'>r some time.
She recently came from her fathers home
in Manhattan, hellevin? a .'hange wouln
Improve her health. She did not aP!'?ar
despondent. Mm was noted in Great
Neck as a fine tennis player, horsewoman
and motorist, as well as a fearless swim?
mer. The funeral will take place to?
morrow afternoon In All Saints' ?'hurch
h^re Memhers of the family refuse?l to
discuss the roung woman s death.
ANOTHER CORNER SOLD ON
UPPER FIFTH AVENUE
Trade in high Class Dwelling
House Realty Continues
Sharp.
Another ChOlCS Fifth a\eniie corner par?
cel has Iren sohl, according to n report
in real est?t" ctrctea yeetardsj Tha prop
erty la the five atory?Mseator Anaerlcan
basement dwelling bouse, occupied by
Mrs- Nathalie & Baylies, at No ? East
71st s?
On tha -it.i. Mock front on Fifth ave?
nue, r? ??? and liai ?-????- 11 C
i-'rii k is erecting his new n'ai coati:
home, This block was the oui >ite of the
Lenos Library The Baylies house has a
fronta. ? of . I fa i on the avenue and
feet hi tha afreet, and has heen held
?r v.,......
.
lata on ti?'- nal atrae! block In the re?r
of the Prick holdinga ?A'HIlam I
. i . p irehaaed the plot ? from
' ?tto il Kahn, n-.' a dwelling
Mr Zli gl? r to?
ro|. r ? ?. ?. mav. it ?as Mi
Kahn a -an! i?> have purehaacd
from Andrew Carnegl?
tion ? ' ? ' ? : 1 : : ? ?. ? i ? I
ight near the
Frick oldlnga and nr>- planning to build
are Hen D. 1 1 g
With it.e reported *-a',e o' I a Ba I
property another rumor had it thai
lbs buyer of
'he parcel Tins -.-.as denied by
Bakei tat evening I hpr hua
i.B'i no ndoning
I
CITY TO PAY STRIKE LOSS
$43,500 Jersey Jury's Bill for
Poor Police Aid.
? ? ? ad
Court In Newark p..v.? a verdict of MS,
rest? lag to the ffella Pfcrgo Ex
? ? v in Its s ' Ma- ol
? ? " tti si ? ? Board of A
damages f..i
Injury to It arty si
??trike in II
The ? gad M
ernten with having failed to provid?
?ig- the
Mrlke
"f the am t of th? gas I
for inj'irv to tangible property and tha
barm to Inta n| .
?
WIDOW CHARGES SWINDLE
Young Austrian Got $5,000 in
Stock Fraud, She Says.
? ; ?orge?, ari ?UBtrifl
asra I. n ho iias lived In I
eight i tha. era arrest?
? charged with
f/Ojrman Krus
? widow, of No MB Bast ?an
. ? ? Mating tha
?
Yir?. Kruzn? atectlva liai sa of
?, .. iier? ??? tti ? ?? ? ?I ? atatlon, that
r she I '.i been
swindled and er to ba patient an?l
i/ed with
Rlvei sida i ': re Bl ?
i ? ? -? sel i ?Hi ?* Bta
? ?oner ?? preeented hmn-eir as
..,.. r wltl an ofl ?? ?? N" ?W
le.
:1HREE NEW RECORDS SET
Recreation Centre League Holds
Its Annual Games.
xx i ?? '.ir ?? '?
: . d '.:, the annual fa
apionshlp games of the Recreation
? .mie Athletic Loagu? In the Ti?t R
mem Armor) leal night
Robei ? y ' ' ian ?? r tha High
School ol ' ..nun. i ? won the ?M
lunlor t aeconds, Jacob Rosen?
hati.ti, High School of Commerce,
? lor rat in ?.".'.".-., and It?
? 'entra No IM, <>i Main, ? .
r .-ia\ in ; aa king the foi m? i
j marks Tha time lot both the 7..-\at?i
ords wen ? .nailed ?
The '???Hit troph) v\.-nt to the boys of
? Rect at, of m.ii.i.
1 u si ;. had a tata o? R points The Hikii
School ??f ' ommerce was n. xt. with ??
x? m Recreatl Ko M ?al
;.: behind
Tl.
l datb \y .,ii b) .1 i: ,
' ...
? :? llanhattan .-? osd -
? i.n. - bird. Tin i I .
Y\ r. : ? R f
y Ueeher,
? ' '-; .- Bvawdelter,
a ua
1' it ? imp Y\,.,, i... .\ Handt
Uufh Bohool of Commerce, B feet i
lack; K ?'..noil. Mrx.nti ;, tagt 1 Inch. t?c
?itul. a. iliixi.auin. Centra IBS Mluhaiian. a
?uni.
. ?riiK?ri~YY'on l>\ K .lenrun?;?.
Ctntrt IBS Manhattan, & feet s ln'-hes. Jo
tepb Ha ? in ?? ? ? i ?:.. i.-.: itauhettaa
:??? ., lochte, ?e.-?iid. William Nica High
B? hool ? i .'? f.--t -i Inches third.
Broad ; '?'? on by .' Chinela,
IN Manhattan, :i faei 4*a luche?.
<; u.inii, Centra IM Haakattaa, W feet 4
lachet tecondi A. t,ar?i?M,. tenir? ? liroi.k
lyn. ?. feet In lachte ililr.i
440-xar<! run i.vnlorl?Won by R ?ieorf*,
' .tit 11 l??. Manhattan. ?' Ja? kton. 'entre 6.
Maahattt <'? Haliuz. Centre is*.
lima n M
sx?\.,rl run?YY'on h\ J I'otcnbaum. Hl?rh
( Commerce; yv BaaBeld, 'Vntr.. tn
tra IH Mi'
bat?an, tmri Ttine, '.'.?t*.
: -Woo lu W Mokley, HIkIi
??arce; .'? O M?ara. Centra it?.
Manhattan i? ? ?s ? ?cut 11
m.ii : an ? ?
'.'? .11 by ? '?ntre IS',
team So. 1; Ctntrt 181, Manhattan, ?econl.
?'?. Manhattan, thlr?! Time, 1:19V
B If h i lap tenter relay- Wao bj ? entre 1?.
Ylanliattan. Ctntrt I iirooklin, to'onii. Time,
? ??**?.
Uroad lump i senior i?Won by M Hetlx-,
Centn I?H. Manhattan, li feet 11V? Inche?,
1? Polltier, Ontrt ?L" Manhattan. P feet ?Y,
tachas aei'ond. H. Btchman. t'entra ?HH.
Manhattan, t? feel ? in??iiei. tiurd.
220-yard Bath ? lunlor)?Won by J. Adler.
Centra IBS, Manhattan; il. Poptofakr. Centre
i;.' Manhattaa tecond; .1 Foley, I ?ntre 30,
Bro? kljm thtrd Time, 0 '.'?i '-' B
220-yard daah I senior i Won ii\ E. Aup
180 Man! II .i R r .\i?m',
M Curt?a
I m inhai Pli t 0 .'?',
YY on t., U if.
Chan, Centra IM llanhattan; .' 1? Y'oi?
??.?ntre Mi!. Brooklyn, ?.?-.id <".. Kailman,
Centre IBk, Uaaaattaa, third Time o :.;
Two-mile run (opem?Won bv O. Gibbon?.
N?xx Tork A. C J O'Connor Naw Yorlc
A. C. tecond: 11. Ward. In?h American
A. C, third. Tlmt. 081 8-B.
REVENGE FONO POR SIPP
Takes Out $50,000 Insurance
Against Assassins.
LIFE THREATENED DAILY
Will Directs Proceeds of Policy
Be Used in Hunting Slayers.
Should He Be Killed.
QeorgO A Sipp. whose testimony before
the Curran Investigating committee WOO
the forerunner of the exposure of sys?
tematized graft in the <Uh Inspection Dis
trht (Harlem), has taken out a BBB.SBS hf?*
insurance policy m the Kquitable Life
Assurance gertoty, to be used, he ?ay?, in
? ase he ts killed, to bring those ;
ble to Justice
Following the teatlSBOay given by s.pp
before the Investigating committee threats
against his life were of daily ocurren?.
be asserts. The threats were made
through the mail and over the telephone
Members of his family who a:
t'.e f..|ephi,ne w, ,.. | ,;,j ?,, warn Sipp that
If he did not leave the? state h- w
'hushed'' in a more **flOett**g
At first little beed was paid to these
?f finally Sipp reported t"
District Attorney Whitman that hl? l?e
was in jeopardy. Me made application le
a police magls-iate to carry a revolv.i
bat permission was refused. Sipp ap?
pealed to the chief magistrate, William ?!
McAdoo. who granted his laejtBOOt. The
att'-mpts at intimidation continued, ho"
ever, ami District Attorney Whit:
signed a bodyguard to the former hotel
proprietor.
I '??*>: mined to expose the whole svsfeui.
Sipp resorted to life insurance as a mean?
Of providing fund.-, if lie were killed, t??
<arry on the Bght Bgolost Bwceaey, or
to be otherwise user] In ti-e r:iu:> .
of tlios. who nilstht be responsible for hi
death
?eg regulativ attended the trial of the
former inspect pson,
Haas?) sad Martha lie ?..
denunciation of all four, and to a friend
ha an grd to remark that I
? a- .? rthing "ti tills ear- . mid
bav? parooadad bim t.? "let op on the
f.- ir men, who were ? lot of rnt?."
On one occasion be leegtfld al the ?
Infgrectora a? th"v sat in th? mart*
and said. ' Did foil ever see such a lot n'
cowards in all yo ,r life. WhgB ' I I ?
a power what chaaCS d '
any or.? i be a as un -
get art) a they would
do an> thing to wri^cle r.-.t of tb- ir mesa '
1 A cod!? .' t.. tita ?rill, >';pp explaii i
1 rects t'ie application nf the pi
i the faBSOTB :? 8 policy fward t BBBlng ?
? ills ?la- era ;f he should De :
. Blpp s no is
? i.?- r...: it and tl e pei ?? n
.-? attempt on hi- life v.'"
,-. . k.- ':
to the police) l-arin d
? - ? ''rom the |
? ?
' have the i.-'ive |o tl
wever, everyt
.
igbt about
-<?? "
m
HUDSON CO. SILK MEN
DEFY I. W. W. STRIKERS
Flatly Refuse Higher Pay and
Hint at Shut-Down of
Their Plants.
PeveloomeatB of jot atril
m Norl
' ti:c silk ? '
-. ? s loon County I n h
i creas
in.wri Ol a
attack on a factor] in Bayoene. in wl oh
aro? ?rounded
Th? : 'ounty ailh I irei ?
In the rooniB or the s
of America, at No KM Kourth avenue,
and ? refuse tl I
mond for a hoi
of H i in bouta
ten to eight ?*ar/.
In? :.
title? ? ' ?
me Calted Btnt? -
?
hand ?: by tbla fact
Mr Bteha-a-*seaba< b, sa at*okeaaaaU
the ?m ploy era weal - '
?ouu?
ti-s were approa? .''mg b Bist? whsre I
-.. <?? if. the ? ?
? his mill
than t.. "ace en il
unpetltJve labor ?
wood tarirr bill siso penalises Um ?
men,
As a result of out Uoa for a
Btrii s, 1 - - - Ik Mill, In Cartel
.?rnplo- .:.- I r:dr- d nan .- - fat I
down * est? - de. I*iaag I
the ni.-n if ti ? s. reoam?
w ork ".*? s ? ek from Men '?
thtrt] Of tj.? MM hundred gl
Bftj - - -l.era'
cap fnctorv. at Avenus C sad -
(:., ?...:.'?? ast Olghl
trie?) to fores their ? ill to
k'ct at the strik- bl BI - Mug housed
there l*bS striker- tileu t" battBS
the big door of the plant and BffekS -
eral window? Strike breakers homed In
the fact,rv tired several slots, and |
Striker? feil back and ie?ie.,td from f -
buiidlng It wa? -?ported that a girl had
been wounded but th" ; inkers ie:
Bl y information.
Announcements
of the best
Sanitariums
and
Health Resorts
Are Published
Regularly in th?,
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