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One Ray of Light to
Light Way of Moguls
Baseball Players1 ira
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Demand on Clubs.
NO MONOPOLY IN
JUMPING CONTRACTS
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Piayen Salaries Are
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at Crescent Club in
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th? first tac- ?r? :.t to r rani Pris?
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FOR BEAGLE TRIALS
Laag lalaad Faaclcrs to Send Packs
In Virtinia.
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. of the prominent re?i?lent? of
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Amerites fn ' ? r 1 i I. Maryland,
New V"ri.
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e?t in the hi?tery of t! ?
aeaiiy one
fr:en?i? from all point! :r: the I
?rend the next ten davs in the hills of
We tern Virginia
Two Likely Entries at Coming Horse Show
Dick Donnelly on J mitre Moore's ConfiiJenca.
GALL TO DIRECT
BIG KENNEL SHOW
Succeeds James Mortimer
as Superintendent of
Garden Display.
LONG IDFNTIFIFD
WITH SUCH AFFAIRS
Is Well Known Among Fanciers
and Followers of Amateur
Hunt Meetings.
At their meeting on Tuet da) the
?? ? tminatcr k. nel
lected Ceo' I , | >ndl nt
of t hi
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? i! p 1877. II
oldest of a4 . -. 'I the
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nntil the lat? i ?er?
'.?? iir.
(mil ?rill tahe the place ' rid by the
' amc Ifortin . i foi ms nj
Application! weri con dered for the
in i" r ?. - * i ;? i.mi,her of Ihe promi
dog ihov) managen I ic ehoiee
wa? laigel) influei c< -I by tl
knowledge of the dutiei sained by (?all
t aid to Mortii i a 1 ? luperin?
tendency since '?
H ?His n Re ich, of the
Wesfmi ?tei Kennel Club and ehairman
ent the
formai not - appointment to
Gall y< ? ' ell I own in
dog ihow und ?'im! ? Ho
hai ?>? rved ? I ent or al?
lant .; ? ? many dog
for the ? - He
i? an aasiatant ' 11 Nal Ion
?i! Hunt and s eeple? has? A
ai l -Mie.* 1907 has been clerk <?f th
?if th ?
Meadow Brooh Hunt. I Hunt
lib ?I'd the Unit
ciation.
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York office? of the National Steeple
and Hant
y t to .?i icuai my plan i The
W . ? minster Kenn?
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t ! ?? Beiiel -nitt-e has any
eJ ?'? tatf."
Mr. Cannon, Greyhound,
Retains Aberdeen Cup
Ifi i n on i. gre*hound owned by
\\ B Flack, of Grand Island, N?-b.. re
? tie to 'h.- A bl . ili'cr: (up in
? ? ? ' p-.e run
Boat rice, Neb., I th?
Lone Trail,
ims, of Ku
reka, Kan . wa i rum sad for?
feited the ' ? ? to H
;?. the Beati Ice Derb) ill H?77.ie
owned bj 0 I Life, ?I.
. <>u ied by Mr.
Life. '
In ? .?p. Brand,
own? b) ?. ". v-- Oaklaad,
Iowa, .r?l, owned
tvei) <\ Jones, of San I'rai ?isco.
( omplete List of
Coming Dog Shows
rin' following i- .' Il t of th<
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year I
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Watermen of City College
Change Training Methods
Now Working Regularly am
Promise to Give Their Rivals
a Hard Fight in the
Coming Meets.
B) I de II. Il A MU.KY.
The a egB of ?h
City of Sew Yorl
? daylight. They evidently ?
ths I evei sine
they joined the Intet 'Collegiate Swim
ii have been das
i to lack of ambition, and Instead sf n
ctice only once in I
while, as in past years, they Hre nov
traiainc faitl ad working rc^u
Isrly.
A- a natural r, lit, progr?s . ht - beei
made in ??? i ot Hi|uatics, an?
Lionel Maekeasie, ths coach, la conn
. i for the first tun?
rnlng and water i. teams sbl?
to gire all 1 I .ird tu.-sle in th?
? ?? irnament,
i sptain lIt her, Huyes. ". ..
worth und Schoenberg at.- ;?.< preseni
the l ... .. ? ... ? :..?.?- tor the lifty
yard dash snd ih i relay quartette; Bar?
th snd Adleman thi
, I ? . idred yerdsi . Wolf, Kais? ?
and H ? ?? ? mg a wimmere ?
Jon. - and Anerbach the ablest plongera
Greenbaum, Clemia, Lisbarmaa an.I
t'h;-.n-bei- the eleven -. faaey diver.?,
and t iptain Babor, I taiiior, lie
Howay, Schroeder, Auerbach and Mann?
htimei the itrongtst aattr polo play
Mack'-:-,- . proi
. !. however, atid it may
o m tun., to take part ,
import tat mi at
The National Collegiate Athletic As
pleted th? revisioa of
ail rule- governing rarslty water spur' j
and i- t.ow seek-- ?: tro- eo operation of
controlling t
aporta t.. i ?. ?? them uni\ i
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?? f..r th.- nmittee on
aqua) ici te con- ull with I he ,t. ? - ?
authoril ??? t.. fo a und? rtaking to
the n< i doubt that
the work I liahed In a
? that the k.-- ? I
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vised will militate t.. the best
? I in d.
It is to be hoped therefore, that the
? ?a will meet I ?
rit tl '
national organisation I i intent
I , trat i
It n.. relj lima at hi iag
ing about the voluntary adapti?
ill colleges of uniform rules, m order
to pr> -
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claco, th?
for warn?
? .i- d< i la a at ? diver.
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perfoi Sut ro
Bath 1 the ( I ..
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w I not have te
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ramini thia >ear
?'han. - of the team, ia
100 J Bid ? ii'.der BBS 1
?. for SB) . ' eg?
oppoaeai at th.
i at 1 Lehman, of Pent I ?
erait has be?
? . rvsr, of 1st?
te pe I
ist
? ir i i.. e. I 7 t '., ? * ?o ii.che?. the
best 1 ,*? .n the cnam
laaei I
The Public Sen... : Athl.' !
iBBBal switn
in ng teai natnent, w Inch coald
m 1014*11 It *..'. consist of s
I of dual meet?, starting daring
the week af November l"' and ending
iry 11. Th? team - ? mp 01
? .?.ru., will be awarded te the high
. vi inning 11 I number of
. . i, and the ii ?!'??? idual titles will
ompeted foi on the lee?
ond i rida) In March.
In th? op? ling dash Townsend Har?
ris Hall wiil face Bay la.iiL-.'
tiltil schools entered for the tour?
? ai i De Witl ( linton, Boys',
iiil, Corrim.'.ci.ii. Commerce,
Manual Training and Stuyvesant
E li -ii Lee, of the Kiagaton t yg?
. London, the nil eteen year-old girl
wh?. ???.-i acclaimed s world beater by
ind'l Spelts when she rwsm sov?
tend ird figures a
few 4? ? fil -:.?..| the opin?
ion that -he is the greatest diatance
1er of her MS ever developed in
eonntry. A few days lince she
covered the classic championship course
..- i.r-'ut Hi ;thin. from K?-w Bridge !..
Putney Pi? r, in the Thames, complet
i: _- tfie Bv? miles and sixty yard<
.' m< aaarea In i hour 11 minutes
and liZ-i leeonds, and beating badly
the women'i record. The ltrmsh au
thorities believe thai it '.?ill be <? long
time before any fair rtataton ?.r.- found
to improve or. Mis? Leo's performance,
The newly organised water polo team
of the Piedmonl Club, of San Francisco,
is after the national eljimpionship. It
ha joined the California league, and
eta to Ural eloan up the home rival?
and then tackle the leading MVOBS of
other districts. The team la made up
of V. H Armstrong, Walter Spencer and
Lean, forwards! Have Do?ean,
(li orge I.incer anti Ralph Kendnck,
backa, and Kay O'Connoll, goal tender
PHILLIPS AND ISAACS WIN
Take Iteal l?state Double? l.H??n Tennis
Title After I i ? f Set?.
On the same courts where he ha?
I.n the victor in many h hard fought
-, Benjamin M. Phillips added an
r lawn tennis title to his lengthy
itring yesterday, .-.hen. pairad with
Stanley N. Isaacs, he won the doubles
pionship of the Real Estate Board
Tori PI ind hii partner
? ?I Raj I?. Riche) and K. A.
?ishie] by .. score of I ?'., ?'? 4, the
na*. . be ag played an the clay court.?
af the Harlem Tennis club.
Riche) d A -1. !.? y w.-re top !
favorites before the match began, and
enl to a lead of I 1 on
and i" 0 "ii points in the first
?? friends of Phillipe sent Henry,;
lithful ground keeper, around to
th? eorner millinery store to procure
mourning Land?.
If Phillip.? hai no' developed into a
play? its pr? babiy
I t.. eome an excell? I I trench -ighter
? ? ?? j.r.'-ent war, foi ju?t w ! ? ?
looked as if nothing could save him
' ' ? ? ted a tremendous
: by I -ii,??' ?. hr:?1 BCtuallV ,
..t at i - I
? ! Ashley 1?-?! at
l 1 on games, bu? tt.en Phillip?
tarted a mstl ? attack at
? ? ' - r .1 he an?! IB six '
n a row, taking tn.- let at ?'. I
Fox Hills Golf Club
In addition to the second round of
match play for "h.- Manl Ittai I'.rook
lyn an?l Richmond trophiei at the Pos
ib yeetei?lay an v.-,-: ?
? . ? " ? By hand eap ? a- r-.m ??rf
r A triple i ??' re altad In
\. involving Richard ?- Mamlok,
I G Spil l er ami W. P. Jockin, each
?? il, I'e Courcey Cleveland led
i i.. ? ii with '.''? -" Ti.
Keiults m the borough competition
follow :
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Val Crane dr?titlg Wild fots).
SOCIETY WOMEN
ENTER HORSES
FOR SHOW HERE
Animals Worth More than
a A.illion Dollars to Ap?
pear at the Garden
HARNESS CLASSES
UNSUALLY STRONG
Jumpers, Too, Will Be on Hard
to Compete for Valuable
Trophies Being Offered.
Hor?e? valued at more than $1.000.000
are ipeediBf toward New York this
from the four corners of the con?
tinent to compete for prizes worth
180,000 at the National Horse Show,
which O] BOBl Saturday in Madison
Bqotrs Gardea. In the lis; of 1300 an*
? ? ? reads pul Ii?. yi tar la* : re of?
ficers' chargers from United States
army tor's, ?it Fort Huachuca, on the
Mexican frontier, In iriaona; hackneys
? . Alberta, almost
half way to the Arete Circle; ."'betland
now crossing ths continent by
fa ? axprt ? from the horss ahoa
. at the Psn i'i a Pacific Expoai?
? on in San Francisco; cavalry mounts
frota Fort Oglsthorpe, (la., and horses
of all sort? from other ii..stant points.
Never has the Horss show stt.
10 ' SBy exhibitor- from remote parts
of this country snd Canada; a ?triking
proof, incidentally, of the sentimental
which owner? ? verywhei.t
upon a bit of bitie ribbon won at this
old? it snd greats I of kmerieaa shows,
for in few eases can thess distaat ex?
hibitors hope to win enough money to
defray the heavy i ?>.! .use of shipping
their hor-.es hundreds, or even thou
-atids, of miles to the show.
Oaa of the terprisiag feataasa of the
pntry list is the atrength of the har
.-; els SB. This division will far
surpass anything teen ia recent yarn.
practically eve;;. ? stable in
the country being represented. Judge
William II. Moore, who owns the larg?
est sad most rateable itriag of
horsei it. the world, beads the li?t with
thini I ihs -?.... y ?:'. ? ;. b'it
closely following are J. Campbell
Thompson, Jsmsa ?Ox Brady, Miss
1 08 ' Vauclain and Miss Loul.'i
Long. Tht latter is a daughter of the
Kanaat City lumber king.
The promineoee of women all
through the list of exhibitors is illus?
trated by the fact that this year, for
the first time, their entries outnumber
thoSt of the nun in the famous Wal?
dorf-Astoria ?'hallenge Cup class, for
American bred hackney harness horses.
Miss K. Visa, of Montreal, ?anuda, who
won a Isg on the trophy two years ago
with her horse Karl Grey, is one of the
entrante again this season. Mrs. Ed?
ward B. McLean, of Weahington, ha?
. ? OBS entry tu the how. but that
one. Lady Dilham. is a host in herself.
Mia? Isabella IVanamakei, of Phila?
delphia; Miss ?letrence Crafts, daugh?
ter of Professai Jame? Maaoa ?'raft.,
of Harvard University; Mr-. J. liacy
Wiiiets, ?f N....V tfarlbara, Mata.: Mrs.
Hubert Wadsworth, of GeBOSSO, N Y.;
Mrs. John Howe? Inirrottv, of Cedar
hurst, I.. I.; Mrs. Philip A. Clark, of
Newport; Misi Adele S. ?'ol?ate, whose
moth, r was the CoUBtCSB of Straf
ford; Miss Anrie A--hton, of Philadel?
phia; Mi s Ifariaa du l'ont, of Mon'.
polier, Va.; Mis. Payne Whitney, who
ts her hasten up.I pomes in the
name <>f the Greentree Stable; Mr-,
Csthsrins Weatinghouss Fisteher, Mrs.
.1. C. Brady, who .- a daughter ?? i
Karl of Limerick; Mrs. Frederick Lea
. of Weatbury, L. I.; Mrs. Harry
La Montagne, also o' the Long Island
hunting colony; Mrs. William A. !.. b i
of Biya Mawr, P. ? ; Ml l, Ibuger Wal?
lach, the champior tennia player, and
Mrs. David Wagita'T, are union? ths
other women of BCCiety who are show
ing their eejnine beaut .?- mid pet? at
the ?lard.'ii, and they are represented
a'l through th,. show, in classes for'
?:???? ?-, haekn*ys, high stepping har
SrseS, tSdd a hoi ? .. hunters and
ponies.
Jumping Competitions are alwavs
thrillers ,' ths ?'.aider; and they hav?
a wonderfully heavy enfry. ranging
from sixty ia the open din. t0 thirty
ai.d forty for cempetitioni in which
only army officers may ride Th.- r.
??f 'he Canadian Challenge Cap
r Adam Heck, to replace bit
original r r.phy. lost through the war
in Europe, will have thirty odd contest?
ant?. Irer. ... | i lain eti'ry in
the broad water jump for the cup pre
seated by Robert A. Fairbaira, vire
preeideal ef the Hors,, show Aasocia
In the high jump, for the cup pre
I by Judge Mo..re. the list of SB
trtet is of the high rSt QJOalite ever
brought into the Card":, ring. The list
includes Confidence, holder of tht
roeerd; Shj aeraaer, aiaaei of
this contest at the last National Rons
. and a lot of other celebrities.
"Daredevil Dick" Donnelly aril] have
the mount on several of the competing
horses.
In the classes for officers' chargera
ii i cavalry horses, I aclt Sum's "pre*
paredaeas" ia demon- rated by s large
and notable list of SBtrisa from both
ths r?galai Brat) sad the National
I Guard ef New York, New Jersey and'
other ttates.
Marston? at His Best,
Wins New Golf Titk
WRS.R.H.BARLOW
A?AIN CAPTURES
LAKEWOOD CUP
Defeats Airs. Fraser in the
Final Round of Invita?
tion Tournament.
For the second fast in inecoai on
Ranald H Rarlow, of Uerisn, won
?he ehlef cup in the invitation ?o-irr.a
ment for women on the links of th*
i ? end ' o'ir try Cl ih peati
when she defeat? I Mr? C. J '?
of Baltusrol, in the final roead by I
?ip ar.'l 8 to |
A- a matter of fact. Mr?. Barloa '?
Be difficulty througaoal tBS tourna
raeat, for she how-led over her op?
ponents one after the other by tri?t
margin! Taking an ear'v lead against
: raser, Mr . BarlOW was never in
?'.-inger. and practically -von ?? ihe
i leased. She lik? I ? ' swood links
? ? '.?rt that sh?- i ..
trouble with the hasards and. like
ter J Travii aapecially fanc;es the in
ward :
Th.. n the other '?*
e, Hi -. W I S?
of Richmoi ! County, i d to
'he home - ei n by M '?" ? P
of Englev rid " ?'? n ' SfeDoi -
?' Pla.ii ?'. >ld, ti-.;*. I ? "
?o go to ?he I.mit ere ihe cou
umph over Misi Mabel '??. lford, of
i ilneident ?v th the final ma-ehe? an
eichte?- :. ! ole medal
r'ir ?.''. the winner b? ng H G? r
Pickhardt. with a card of 1"?'
;? PS.
The summary follow-?:
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Apawamis Club.
Two comnetition . were on the carl
at the Apawamis Club yeeterday, W, C
r..?*? r won the eigbteon-hole medal
play handicap with PS 1? 77.
the club president, Harmon S Gravel
? I the way in the sween-takes
with M -i BS. The scores follOW!
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Ardsley Club.
Members of the Ardsley Club took
part in the qualifying round for the
November '"up yesterday, eight becom?
ing eligible for subsequent match play
On a handicap basis. T. M. Tay.
the field with PS l?i 71. Scores fol?
low :
Ql amftim; iMi-*.n
I?' ? 11 IB. NO
r \I r? let .?> . 14
Il 11. II." -a . H II M
II J Barth ..ms? . 9J :? 7.
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a r II ? ? a. M II
r B ruiler . ?i 1-' 7:?
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i ? n ai. r
oran a "in
?rr.? II i.
M s i',.-.... ? 11 SJ
F I. V. '-.,!?? . 1"1 :
T. Jadu . IS M
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,-a
Yountakah Country' Club.
Planting his standard on the home
green, K. L. Frederick won the flag com?
petition at the Yountakah Country Club
yesterday. About fifty players took
part.
Nassau Country Club.
Craig ''?igate won the handicap
against par at the Nassau Country Club
yesterday. He finished 3 down. Re?
sults follow:
CraJ. i ossta.. | .Vwa. D A. I?rtn.. Jr. 5
li.rv.:.. 11 i BWMV, T dirwn. H. l> II.*-.')?..'?.
S :???'?
HOWEBR?SEVEN
SCORE ON LINKS
Hagen and McNamara
Beat Nichols and Smith
in a Four-Ball Match.
Walter ('. Hagen and Thomas I,. Mc
?amara defeated Gilbert Nichols and
Alee Smitii In a thirty-?'\-hole four
ball match yesterday over the links of
the Wykagyl Country Club by I up
and 1 to play. The match wa? never m
doubt.
Through this success he homebred.?
iquared matters with the Bcotl for the
defeat inflicted a couple of weeks ago
Bt the Groat Neck ?,o!f Club. With
matters standing a match each way, it
would not be surprising if a decisive
contest were stage?! on ?ome neutral
i our?,, in the aaai future.
Excellence of teamwork ?va:- largely
responsible for the succss of Hagen
anil McNumata. Both are goo.; putter?,
and often Hagen's long driving proved
of use, while McNamara'.? ability up
and on the greens freqi ? itly was el
service
IfeNamara and Hagen took th? lead
at ?he third hole. Bad aft?*-.- ?"inning the
fourth reached the turn with ? nargia
of t up. Hagen's 7? on the lixteonth
ma?le that m<!?> 'I up, wine- was th"
margin they enjoyed when the> retired
lor luncheon.
The summary follow?:
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M. N. .a
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S -, : SS? tl,
? ? I I I | I | Ml
Hal ?: i ?I .amirs
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I < ? 1 ? 4 4 4 ?
: M ?ama?.
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. a. : ?.|i:ii,
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lla.i il at 1 ?t Nai, ai s
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a
l>. I 4 I S S t S 4 U
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?lut ?? I '. i I 4
I ? ? 4 4 4 S
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?lut ?III i 4 < ? .
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4 -,,. S -a?l
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(M .. I I ? S 4 |
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Easily Defeats Steiner j,
Einal Round of Play,*
Atlantic City,
MAKES RUNAWAY Of
SEMI-FINAL MATCH
Wmoigfcby, Philadelphia Chaa.
pion. Captures Monoriintg,
Beaten Eight Field.
Atla- ' S". J., ()C,^ 23 ^UW
politan . ,,; .:.,.,_ tt| ***?
.rnameat ra^?
Country Club of A-.ar.- - ( ?t, ?TJ
?'?'??' '"" ? *??**** ',* .-er anothrr-S
-'r?'*-Tit tellaml
ited HtniuT
in the f.r.al ron , '?
?l ?fantas c??tt?j
''*? it???
'". ?mea C. F?m,n, r?
? ock mim. who ?on kin h
the spring It. halt "? ?ait of w.m p "
r sh did poor work, and lie ktasa.
* ..?i or.? he,? TV,
' ? '-?-?'".th mli
r?rm- h" u' ? ? ii HtUscaZ
?.r. ^
out "' -rr.ed f?r kttZ
t> up. "'"'
1,h(',' '"? ^BBjBqss,
and 7 ,.-.lfn# ej, T^'
:ueB?i tt* ftksi
' :****At?ul?
? "? St U| ktif,
??U u4 iotV
?'?'rtui in ti, l{
??lowed he n.e.-.r.l BBBBBBI Ht
??. sa* Bsaaj
stopped reached tha ?let of 'hi
?arils. U ?.
r.ole ta I The
" of thi fim
s:* !-' i sli Irst ho.,
I a ihort putt
liv ? r. 17, Minua
ira, .Ste.r.er ?<m
' ed the next, bit
cam? to gn >f at the twelfth. T??
"' 'rc '? ' the New Jener
champion a winner on th? four.eenu
greoB.
n. the text division N?w Yortoi
were quit? - ..-?--:',:. A. W. Brsnd. ?f
?s* An tin nt the lecond iii
teen cun. and Samuel Allison, of Xi?.
iccountinc tor th? betten ?.fit
trophy
- loiing to Reg:n?ld Lea?i n
the tirst round. Hugh ?V;.?oathby, tk
Philadelphia chsmyion. we. t riebt
through the b'a'sn t.ght. his viras,*
the tmai being; R. C. Maxw? . yf Tria
ton. Mauri? ' th? ron? dak
?? th a "-'. .von the gross prii? ia ti?
handicap, while M. P. Jones, of Frsnl
ford, v. ? ?77, got th? net ?vsri
The summary ?nd -?res follow:
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4
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i.? r s.
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r r n... - -
A GOLF TITLE AT STAB
C. J. Turner an I A. < I'ratt ?o Bt???
on Montrlair Links.
Asa result sf th? ? - ' "??? "?A
in the club championship, t. J. i??T
snd a., c. ? ? ;ut,??
final found this week for the taaar
pionship of the ?l. i tels r <.o ! ft ?^
a few were ? - ' red BJ
?wMpaUkea, 1' E. Donohos bbbbjj
:i :*'tolt??
eck Class ? with toy v>
Mr- .1 B. Kiem.r won the *??' ?
putting competition, while Mrs. a.
ton was s..,-, f.|.
icore? and ?ummary foi'Qw
"f3n?e
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hold ,ts sixth m.mber?' iho? **?j
Hot, Gregorian on hr i.-.. >?2|
I ? t, Muta Ai'."It h.?. 1.:i sWsost
iJdge Special pu", will be ???.'^5
ai well as ribbon for : ? I ?<*fm~_a
third w.trier? lie -how ?rill ???fc
t? membera and their fnenda. t* ?.
particulars imv be obtained IT* ^
?lauptner, 253 Broadway.
York
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