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la Kumagae 'Coming Back,'
Question in Tennis World
\\m\> \U\\e\v lhe Jap
Star \N ill Rcgaiti For
niff lliizli Staticlin??
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l'\ Fred l lawthorne
\ . it ia Interesting n
Ibwii tennia In the liast
? v rc 'coming bnck'
bihI i egain tho high rank
r hia fu-sl visit io
1916?"
The apparent reason for this re*
? r*l ' ' *??"' in the little man
from Japan lies in thc fact that lu*
I Vincent Richards,
the na loor champion, in the
oi the North and
tournament at Pinehurst. Two
months prcviously Kumagae had herti
beaten I sixteen-year-old cham?
pion in the ? : , ourt tournament
in Philadel] His poor showing on
"?i gave rise. in cer?
tain i; ? " ? tho i,!ca that tho
forelgner's - on the decline,
and thn- ne\ i would he figure
ss a n. I ? opponent to our
top-ran
Kui ci o di pati
' ' i i
" ''' ' thro igh ' the
all of
irehand thal .
d he covered his
court witl ?? i and keen antici
ostion oi opponenl' r ? .,;-.? --. |
this match, hence I
in e-:. my conclu ions from
and hearsay evi?
dence. . however, that Kuma
f*c :" io his strong back
tititi p'ayi to the net with
(treater frei at - y than usual, and was
ii'" mothering Rieh
ng shoia, besidea
?
(Jrjes tltrf n to Hefe.-if
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But i there was ih.
ii ? ,.
'spani i nitod
'
feature ol h plaj
i
d i' ' ii unusual ti i and
liar ' loop" for< hand driv.
'?' .'iiiy Ium along to success
over a but the Btrongi -
Rarely, if ever, did Kumagae at?
tempt -I. come to thc nel i
1916, He was so stead>
1 ourt, and his
?orcirr shots carried such "pace,'
he did ? it find it nece ssary to fo
line in order to win his
point*. ,Voe betide the net ;
who fac ri the Japanese when h
attack wa not going at its best, '
ton faltered just a trifle in the match
at the N'ewport Casino, and Kumagae,
dnving ' th beautiful accuracy, passed
? an repeatedl; I >i the
?
man from the Far East
native land, and il
? year that tie re
ountry. He won the
'"w -' ' ? hampsionship sii gles
i Golf Club of Utica
;rom a I, and that was i
? victory. There
, several defeat3, and
ol fai ti
Learns American Game
. Knmas n .,,
* . had ' 'ideatlv deter
? ei game
his reappearance it
?a* with style of game that was
? fowl." He had
a. curacv from
'" *"??-'? .1 in,? iiih'kc
affling "loop" drive so fre
troki did I Ot seem
0 c'*r*"'' ' ? me s1 ng that thej fei
... the
**P---? v a vi ry modre nel
*-v*''' ? combination was not!
od to carry him through
id ? .. ih beat.
years b<
'- nad ? ?. dent, by the end of
'.' ;'':' thal K imagae would
re th. \mi rican
play of rall bacl
'?,'','- ni . , deep-driving attacl
?i ? with his former
I'iu re are
i the prc ?".'.' ea ... .
? ? ; ?
e at the et, 1
g enough to prevail
t ten" st i ing, and I do
tO ' IJUIr
grOUD iv i'M!', 7>ri. ?
? of our grei
o < rio" ;? oi p com
Jack Sellers Enter?
Suburban (Quarter
ha pre snt m ddla
of th,x country, an
' ? ? ...? ? int. -.'loti to
..ri Quart?r, tha
tsjvra evant, o? tha annual Indoor
Wa?* ? ? Anthony
? armory, BrooV
rda. ? vanlng, ln
un of hia
JFp ? t with the
fell .onfidenl of
?
Rihttri Hen it.iii Game
Ktoan ?.'**??-? ?-"?- B?nny Uen*r4,
1 'led to bo* night roumla
**?.,?, ""?"''"? ? portaman'a < lub on
Hi'v ' ,"-fM' '-?""?kail oif iraKilng
'.''? " ?.,, uttiaid
i baaehall aaaio ?'
I ?onard wu ?-<
??? ITd y k'Ji *?Un- *?"-'' ?? ?"? ?'?
PA*??i . ' ""' *? f'" ' '' I' -1' Mfl
\x "' "? *i?h NU trulntr, !" r?fl
liollislVm \ iins
Sr\rn 0|9|Miiirnls
Iii Bail Caanu'
The baseball tram of the College
nf tho City of Now York yesterday
scored its first win of the srason when
ll defeated the .Manhattan Collogo nine
at the Lowlaohn Stadium. Tho Lavon
der men hit tho bail hard and timely
and towarda tho end of the contcs't
ran tho bases wildjy, scoring almost
nt will. Rothstein, tbe City College
twirler, waa in line form, fann'ing seven
ot his opponents,
The Heights lads started oflF wkith a
rush in the first inning, everybody
getting a chance at the bat. Barlow
doubled, Gelly Tollowed with a single,
Cullon walked. Piedmonte then elearcd
the baso.s with a double that almost
went over tho fence. Murray was hit
by tho pitcher, who was eagerly seek
ing the refugo of tho showers. Le?
bow then sacrificed, Dian-.ondstrin
walked and when Krinsky forced out
Lebow, Piedmont scored. At this
juncture tho Green pitcher retired and
Mnhoney who took his piace retired
j the side without any furth'er dam
age.
Manhattan come back in tho second,
J scoring three runs with the aid of two
singles nnd a fumble by tho City Col?
lege third baseman. They tio<i the
score in tho third when Rothstein be
came wild and issued the only passes
of the contest. Rogan got ' a free
ticket to first, and moved along on
i Lyon's Single. rieegan also got to first
on tho froo route, and when Doegan
hit n sacrifice fly. Rcgan tallied the
tioing run.
i _ ('. C. X. Y. sewed up the pastime
in tho eighth stnnza when Murrav,
j who got on base on an error and
Oiamondstein, who singled, were sent
home whon Krinsky poked.tho bail to
the right-field fonoo for p. two-baggor.
Krinsky himself scored whon Lebow
sirglert.
Tho setfrC ?
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Reading Monor
(husi at Durland'a
Spring Horse Show
Lord Reading, British Ambassador to
the United States, and Lady Reading
are to be tho chief guests of honor at
the New York spring horse show. which
opens next Tuesday at Durland's and
? ues through Wednesday and
Thursday. They will be on Thursday,
?May i. tbe individual guests1 of Mrs.
Burke Roche, who heads the show's
Women's Auxiliary Committee.
Mrs. Burke Roche's associates on this
committee include Mrs. William Jay
Mrs. Courtlandt D. Barnes, Mrs. Phili'p
A. Clark, Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson
t Mrs, Frederick W. Vanderbilt, Mrs. Ed
win Gould, Mrs. James Speyer, Mrs ,lo
, seph Pulitzer, Mrs. S. Harqld Freeman,
I Mrs. Gordon Macdonald, jr., Mrs. John
[McCormack, Mrs. James Curtiss, Mrs
Samuel VVillets, Mrs. Edward M. Weld
Mrs. William Douglas, Mrs. Dudley Ol*
cotl nnd Mrs. John Sloane.
From the personal standpoint this ox
hibition should rank high among N'ew
York horse shows. Society will be pres?
ent in large numbers, the Governor, the
Mayoi of N'ew Vork and some hifrh rep?
resentatives of the national govern?
ment, probably Josephus Daniels. Sir
Thomas Lipton has promised to bo pres
I ent, though hc has not yet indicated
i whal night ho will attend.
In addition to regular horse show
features the Motor Corps of America,
-Major Helen Bastcdo commanding, will
drill. The show is to be for the Motor
Corps' bencfit and many added attrac
tions aro to be featured because of this.
General O'Ryan and tho jazz band he
tias brought back with him from Franco
aro to flgure and there will be foreign
offlei rs iu great profusion. French, Eng
lish, Italian and Belgians are to ride in
the military classes and there will bo a
drill of 100 policemen. Admiral Mayo
and the staff of his fleet are also to be
on hand.
Victory bonds will be sold through
mn the auditorium tho first night by
tho Loague of Catholic Women; on the
second night by the National Loague
for Women's Service, and on the third
night by reprosentativos of tho I.ithn
iHiiiiii Ropublic, The opening night is
to be City Night, Wedneaday Stato
i'i.', and Thursday National Xiglit.
A horse ik to bo ralllcd during the
show for iho Motor Corps' bcnetil. li
haa been proscnted bj Samuel Kollor
1 ? ob and is namod "Blackio Daw"
(after lhe famous Walllngford charac
ter). If tho winner will give il back lo
ow II \mI) b,. auctioned off the
last night,
Soccer Cup at Stake
Next Saturday Afternoon
Th? annual match i'or the Aineiicitn
Football Aaaociation cup, omblematic
of* ' ho i hi mpionahip of that thirty
year old organization, haa been awarded
to Philadelphia and will bo played in
the Tacony hall park on next Saturday
afternoon, with l.ickoff at l o'clock, The
participating cluba are tho aame as
thoae which claahod In the national aoc
cer championship battle at Fall River
lait. Baturday. in which the Hethlehom
Steel Football Club, ..i Rothlehem,
Penn., defoatefl the Pateraon (N. J.)
l ootball Cluh by :; goaJa to 0.
George young, of l'hiladelpi,ia, will
'. feree thn A. V. A flnal, The ln,.. ,?..,,
a/lll be ( Nei.it and JamtiH A Waldet,
both of tha Quaker City. Walder m aoo
ratar i ol tha I nited Btatea Referee
l.'/ilMi
C. C. N. V. t? IMny Rutgem
?.r.w BRUNSWICK, N'.i , April aa
i'i ' 'un Hall baanhall game, aohed' '
ii'i'i i" im played here to ii?y, haa heen
'!"''i|"'l owlng i" unavoidanlo dutirui
nd ."? v. ill play hera nn
nt ii'i i weei. Inatead C ( .
'. v , will iiitu. play hiiu ibi. .... i, ,,
being in hnluii d foi ,'iatunlay.
Racing Summaries
HAVRE DE GRACE, APRIL 23, 1919.
' \I\fprentl -? n lowanca. claimad, WsiUher cl?m tr*i k Paa'i
134 V.!?W'"'7?v-;:Zz'Z;.i.;?';,;'': .??"??:-? 'Wi???
"";;;:.,? ".!. ?,.''."??.,;:,..,'":;,';r ,;"',
rna?. Hotm Wi. it *, " .? |i ,.?,, js*ev?yn
< 'in iniunliiii, i ir s ?> .? ,, i ,? .,, . *-,
*??' 9u?rea 112 io & . ?'? ?? ??. Tr0*i?r "
,ir" <!,ri* ?<i**i" ,.ii5 ? a :i? j'l;. .,,,'vV'
":? M. Bruinmcl ...116 2 r ,?,? 4Y M Kn
H2 Klttv tlordon , .1 ir, i i jji ?i ? ^.'.,.,?
in? Veiuuv i|it?.| ii- r, ., ,u r,' ?"? MeMaa
ini I'.oselanil . . Uo s *l m ? <ji wnjls
A,i'i? I'lira iin (. m io io io i, Ni'ii'ii
Mntue's paid Carrftundttle, S j 0.30, $4.60" $4"l0; Querea; $2.60 J'l Cob
scia,;^,I,;s;;;;'!;,;i:;;l",vebs Coup,-id"- v?l,ow "-<? ?- ?*????--!?*.??..
Owners 1, K F (:.in nn; " and .", n p Whltney; 4 k r Doctoi F ,,,..
: ddle Farm; fi \\ S Murray; .'. s Ro*s ; 8 and 9. nr wilson ir- io i r Murnh
Querea ivore blinkers. rarmandale. .. very ropid h ..?,,.. va" riisher into
ong |.;i'l and wns never ktIousIv ihreatened ',? . , ? . .. hnri ? ' ?
: others Cobwebs 'losed a b!g stsp. :" ' ' '
IO~ SECOND RACE Malden three-year-olds and up claiming; purse ?8no
Jt/U si\ FURLONGS Time. 1.13 3-5. Post, 3.06; off, a.oa start roon '
J;.'. ??*?* -':'"" '- '*' \Mnner b f. 3. by Vote: Triuniphal. TrRiner!
?i x<s "?k l'i, foekeyii g. p, ,?,
4- 2i 2'J )' Dreyer " 4-; ' "l ? '??
:" l- *" :'' Rv-.ii ', ' ?0 ?? ,
3" ,?1 r.' 3'' - . '.-;., ' *
' r' '.'1 ?'' * 1 '*?'."' ?:' ? w ;i ri 11
n*- ?. j f4 f,> Moonc - _
12 11 9 '?" Staj ? ????. . . ... __
11 10 8i 71 Butwei]
I'' 4- ?*? 8'J i. . _ __
fi J 8i 7. 91 C'arpwe _ _
8' 9i 11 lO'j Mountain ? ? ?
!">' fi' 10 11- Walls _ _ _
13 13 12 12 Wida ?- ? _
15 !!? 14 13 } 1,1,1" ? _ _
14 14 13 14 Corey ? ? _
16 iu Ui ir, niier't ? _
7|t2 1? 16 i'
Mutueii 1 '? -? r, $10 $4.30. J ' ? -???? t 1 ? , m ? . ? ,
I'ng, ji,
Owners- i, f- ; us ?'. li Morres: ?. C I '?'? 1 ing : ??'. Lutz ? '? ?'? ';'
Huttei : fi, ,' 1. Donovan : 7. \v p Burch; 8, P a O Randolph; 9. W L Oliver; 10,
I' P Mariln : I l.M ?' Mc ormlel:; IL', Sonny Stabie ; 13, \v 1. Ss le I \ l>
Si Ith . Sn : ? Stablu . I fi M Oliver.
Mtituel field Re olutioi Caddle Auctlonecr, Huzzas Miss Fauntleroy Ma
toaka. Hu'iii (Irenade. Scra ched Vigilante, (iant Kosl
Hu?zaa, Mohican, Revolution, A'ictloneer 'vore blinkers Elected Jd n-or?
Conslatftnoy down (n last fnrloni,'. Vlva was disquallfled foi putttng A ictloneer
on the fence, breaking Cars ve is leg;
IOf THIRD RACR- Three-year-olds and up ; claiming;; purse $800 FIVE
?'?*-' AXD A HAT.K FT^RLOXGf*. Time, 107 1-5, Post, 3.37; off 3.89,
Start good; won easlly: plac> drlving. Winner. eh. g.. 3, bv Brummell?-Miss
Martha. Train er, V D. Welr. _ i
fnflex". HoraV. " "Wt'pp.St. "'."mJA -A Hip.' Jockcya. " St" Pl.'"Jab7
Ul- Rrlsk.101 9 8 24 l'Tl* 1' Driyer 88-20" .1-4
114 T.lttle Bov .112 2 6 o* 8? 2J ?h Sterling 117-10 29-4
- ?M.vlo'n .'.100 i 8 8 74 5J3} Widn .13
M' Sist->r fcmblem..lt4 5 7 7 7} ?J 41 Buiwell
ll (Joral.' ' ' 1 4 5s m 7,fi 5'* Mersler
'; .. I*. M Mahon 101 8 9 "' 8- 9' RJ Sta i fifon
122 Salvatel i 107 7 10 '" I" ?' "' MV arns
" ?T<< ? nsa ' '' - r 5' 3? 8' Rice
.<:" tfotiobro. I fi ''? 9' 10 9- PatOt
'.-(.. i i ,-. 4} Z* 8 * 10 Colt -
? -.? ; fjvfii - ' *'? 80 .?'< B'-o"'- ',*?' e Wo -' ' c. ?"? 5(5 \vj6 ''
f..... :., , f. 5 vv i; :? .f i lith . ?.? ? ?' I Bjljtt
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.i, i ..vi, r. . , di 9 i ? ? - ? .-I,.,,
? . . l I 4 i |, , ? t ., ,
S -Mi.-n ium, ,,101 ( | ,' '
i j .-1, 2 i , . c j , i .' .
i .-ti p|*|dei imi f ii :'..'i f ?* l" ii '
80 l.ov ; .1, lOg l ln :.. 'i D- D- ' ni ???
???ii innos 114 k i i 1.1 i.i r i :oii ? *. '
Mutuala paid ' ominon !?"? $10 10 J'.' 10, $5 30; .!"?? ' i a ? i ? ?
14.20 ; l'in nu,, 16 id *
Owneri i I W M.i- ' K I-: \ i,r'i.7 . 3. ?' K p l* ii,iii.it,I. i I li'.i'lf.
j !? SJweenev; 8 T \'. niuirn , T ll Wilson ** i, ?'? Hhipnia 11 ' Pro
in ,1 M llill,l.nrd
Hcratched Marsarei Eljen
Zouave, Hnos, .lusi-rma Zartiie Ixiyol Pt-ier l.ow Ti.la wora blinkara '*om
? mon l.nw worked her wns through in irn> lan furioni* aml ?;is k"mik awnj ati
1 tho finiuh Joaeflna Karate weaUf.net) <it eml Pavour closed with * ruah aml!
would liH\e been second In another mride.
IQQ FIFTH RACE The Penn Solllng purae; three-year olds and up $1 000
,)(> added MVK A.\C ,\ HALF Pl RLONGS. Time, 1 08 1*5 Post, I 12
off, 4 44. Start srootl; woi drivlng; place saifie Winner, ch. f 4 by The : irla
I ia runia Tralnei. <; \N Porenia ti
In'dex. Horse ~Wi. I'P. St. **?!? 'A H~"Fin. Jockeya Sl " Pi. Sh."
I I 1 fi, l.ouisrt \' .i 03 -I H ~V\ l'i 1' M. \'e,. 7-2~ 7-5 ", 10
Subahdar .Ill .1 n 2> :" ;-"-?_" J.Willlams - - 3-1 33-30
115 .1,-ick Heary ... 105 17 4 i 31 3" 3' Sande 4-5
97 Mahony .112 2 5 ;,; i, , 6- i'' Butwell
115"1 Rol Craig .115 h 4 8- V 4i 5* Burns ? ?
123 Jack Mount ,...108 7 fi 7 6'' fi- fij N'olai - -? ?
87 Harry Breivogel.l 14 r, ? 64 7 7 7 Rice ? ? ?
Mutuels paid -Lotilse V7, *?"*. J4.S0. J3.40. Si.hahdar $8. $5ln, Jack Leary,
J.1 60
Owners- I, G W Foreman; 'J, Trlple Spring Farm; 3 G W Atkinson ; 4,
T Clvde; 5. C Applegate ; fi t; c Walsh; 7. S Louis,
Harry Brelvogel, Subahdar, Jack Mount, Jack l/arv, Louise V. wore hllnk
rra l.o'usp \ . at her best. ran into I'-ud at start and held her field safe all ihe
wa.v. Subahdar ran a kooi! race for first out. Jack Learv made nn so-me
Roi Craig tired badly after show int; spe '
Mll.ICi
]'.>() (SIXTH RACK?Three-year-olds and up; claiming; pursi fS 0
' ??-> * Wl' .1 VARDS Time. 1.45 1-5. Posi 5.14; off, 5.15 Start i i
won drivlng; place easlly. Winner, b. m 6. bv Ildrim Annus Lucl is TrainerJ
K I ruema n 1
Inde.t. Horse. Wt. PP, S;
I 12*- U Ido'w ",eii(,!'(. . I I ll X
11 Ballad .112 7
(ill) Prank Shannon. 100 fi
t118) Dan .i is 4
119 Capltol city . . i 12 .1
9V- ?? 'apt. Hodgp . .107 3
K;'.1 Stir I'p .108 5
1 18 Rockport .112 i
11K Thrlft . liis 9
Mutuels paid? "Wioow fledotle. .16.10. $2.80 S2.3D; Ballad J.lin. J2 fiO ?
Frank Shannon, $3.30
Ownera?1, Mrs E Trueman ; "J.H S r?rner; 3. W V Caaey: 4. J H Shreve:
b. M Smith; fi, S Lewis: 7. R Pendlng; 8, w C Daly; 9, T E Crlat,
Uan, Capltol Clty, Ballad. Stir i'p. Frank Shannon'wore hltnicera, Wldow
Bedotte, iinder n strong ride, ht-ld on well in paee and won well in hand. Ballad
aufren*l from miei fcrencc. Frank Shannon was ln a pocket nearlv all tho
way. l.j.ii tired
1 Ai) :"',''V,'-;s? RACE Three-year-ol'ds and up; claiming; purae $800 Mil.E
-1- L" AN'J) 70 VARDS. Time, 1,46 2-5. Post 5 4,1- off 5 44 Slavl mind ?
P?V*'&nPiane h,"""'V WJ'""M'' "" K' 3* ^ Matathon-CrossovTr Trliner!
Hidpx. Horse. Wt. I'P. si. 'i Vi"%"% Fin. JockeyH. gt. Pl. .*?*,
'!'," '?'"'"" .103 l 4 !<} ,1} Ji 31 i* McAtee 4 7-20 '" r.-1 li-4
? Sa si"1,? ,':l"*',? R8 3 8 BJ B- q S' 4' Coltllettl ? ? ?
,f2 Se*V.th .ln-' fi fi s" 4*4' 4' B'} Burna ? ?
29 VlBllanto..93 2 l 24 i' 6' 8'J 6= Romanelll -- ? ?
H2 Jack Healy '?.19 8 9 9 9 9 7* Waaaler ? ?
? ? -adv l.angdon. X7 H 7 8" 8' 7j 7' 8" Wlda -- ? ?
o| "I mbaia .88 fi 9 7' 7'" %? 8' 1 Ape _
Mutuels pafd Rbme'o $R.7o 4.66T3.50; Peraeiis $13.90 0 SO ; K.-T-lnh $5 90
owners- 1 OW Foreman ; 2, H J Hart ; 3, C w Gasaer; I ,1 EarreU Jr.; 6
.1 Sulltvan: 6. R Pendlng; 7. T ll Wilson, 8, j W Moore; 9 R T Wilsno.
\ ?! behind the pace. closed with a ruah In tho stretoh nnd was going awva
on "?Ufl?tUPturo. " lhC Pa'e' KeZl*h 'lr*d' -"-*""???? ?rmosi knoeVed
Whitr Sox Swamp
Sl. Louis Bronns
ST, LOUIS, Apnl 28. Pounding four
pitchera for a total of twenty-one hits
Chicago to-day opened the American
Loague campaign with a 13 lo l vic
tory over Si. Louis.
Tho usiial flag raising coremonios
precedod the game and Colonel George
K. Iluntcr, commondant nl Jefforaon
barracka, toaaed oul tho tirst bail. Bo
?'ore the I'lime Manager .limtny Hiirke
of the locala was proBontcd with 11
diamond siudded watch fob by a lottil
| od ire
The acore;
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Debs mass meeting, Lettlsh ETal
Wlllla Avenue, Bronx, 8:16 p, m
Meeting New Tork Bleotrlcal Society En
glneerlngg Socletlea Pufiding, 29 'west
Thirty-ninth Street, S p. m
' areweli dinner to Lord Reading Asso?
ciation of Koroign Preaa Correaponde'nts
in the (Jnlted States, Hotel PUza
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l'-'1' "'" Crieg and i he Scandlnavlan
Smigs, Mrs, Gui ii I Smith, P. fl li I
",v I' Street, Flndlay und Teller avenues,
\ri Exhibitions
Ai ad. ii,,. Arl Shop, 15 l Wesl i- lft<
seventh Street Exhlbil Ion llonli i Ki,
rasz, twenty-flvo now paintings .
Anderaon Gallerlea, Park Avenue. at
Mfty-nlnth Street?Edmund D. Brooks's
collection ?,f rare books and mattus'-ripts
I'uriiH collection .,r Staftordshlre pottery
and i.rt objuctB.
American Art Gallerlea, Madison Snuaro
South?Oil paintings from the Charles
Stewart Smith and other prlvato coi
lectlons. Alao antlque Chinese porcelalna
nmi Japanese arl treasurea collected by
Die Ini.- Charlea Stewart Smith
\rdsley Studlos, 1 10 Columbia Ueights.
Brooklyn Lithographs by Fanttn ? Latour
., .nl painl ings by Amei leu n arl Ists
Babcock Oallery, ia Eiisl Forty-nlnth
!->treet?Exhlbltion, Now England land
si'iiims
Bourgcoise Golleries, 6C8 Fifth Avenue
Exhibltlnn of American .-Uni;.) designs
Canessn Gallerlea, l Wesl Fiflioth Street
Rare obje.cts of art.
Daniol Gallories, 2 Wcsl Forty-seventh
?s'i"' ' Annual wal.dnr ? ?\hibitlon.
Oudensnig Gallerlea, 4S Wesl Porty-fourth
Streel lOxhlbition, Mexico ln water col
iii'h. li\- i raw fur,! O'Gorman.
l-'erargll Gallerlea, 24 Easi Forty-nlnth
Slreet?Group of American paintings.
Folaoin Gallorles, 560 l'ifth Avenue?Group
of American paintings
lloti'l liosspit. Montagua aiui Hlcks
Streets, Brooklyn -Bxhlbitlon of imint
iiiks aiui etchinga by Ernost D. Roth.
Howard Young Gallerlea, 620 riftii Ave?
nue Pulniingii b\- Osslp i.niii..
Knoocller .<? Co. Gallerlos, 506 Fifth Ave?
nue?Exhlbltlon of decorativo water
eolors,
Metropolitan Museum ,,f Art, ''entral Park
Courbet Centenary exhlbltion.
Mi'.rli Oallarloa, 108 West Flfty-sevanth'
Slreet?Selected paintings by American
il II IHtS.
Montroaa Gallcry, :,."iU Fifth Avenue- Pic?
tures by American artista mul eiirlv
Chinese art.
M uHMina ii ii Gallery, Mi West Flfty-seventh
Slreel -Exhlbltlon ..f paaipls'of child
life bv Eugejm Higgins.
National Academy of Design, 215 West
|i"lfty-aeventh Slreet?Annual spring ex
iiitni ion.
Relnhardi Gallorles, nH.") Fifth Avenue?
Exhlbltlon of iii.< National Association
of Portralt Palntera
Srutt ,v Fowles, r.iin i.'ifth Avenue Land
scapea h> Aaton Knlght.
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FOREIGN PORTS
BART3ADOS, April 2" Sailed Steamer
Domlnie (Bi i (fron Para) N'ew Yoi ,.
BREST A prll 18, An Ivod Steami r
George (i. Henry, New Orleans. vla Havre.
' AGLIARI, Api lil a ri< ? d
viunarden (Br.), Hallfax, via Glbraltar
i- v PE T< i'.'.'X. April l 7 - Sailed : S
>i inn - ' Mr i (from New Vork), Durban
CHINWANOTAO, April 15 Arrived
-'.? ne i.i of ' :olombo i li:- i, New
i -.-.,. ?? i.i l lonolu ?:
COLOMBO, Aprii, 20 Sailed Steamer
1 lan ' ioi don ( Br i, St. Johi \" n
COPENHAGEN, April 21 v
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in i ristin nsa nd
Dt'XKIRK, Api ' - Vrri
' '..? - Br -. New Vork, - ia St. H , ? ;;,,
FAI Vi. UTH, Vpril '.. v,-i .- : stean
' Ka ?? uaa ,a (Bi i, Portla
GENOA. April 12. -Salled: Stca. Co
ui bia (Ital.), New Yorl
G1BRALTAR, Aprl! i i .,
"i San Gennaro (Ital.) (froi Genoa)
Humpton Roada; 16th. Betluno
FI illfax; 2lst, Lord Sefton (Br i i from
Sues), United States,
60THBNBURO, Arnl 9.?Arrivaa:
Steamer .r.ihan Sann? (Swed.), .\"?^r Tofk
v:i Hallfax; llth, Laurits (Dan >, Phila?
delphia.
T.v PALLICB, April 17.?Arrived:
Steamer Paraendrn.'ht, NVvr Tor'-r
UVBRPOOL, April 21.?Arrived: Steam
? ?- Bardto (Br. , New York
LQNBON. April 22.?Arrived Steamers
Gtastohbury (Br.), Philadelphia
' ran ??<? Br.) s Johns, '
'mu I, rin'.i i, ;rh2i foi v-,'
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Cup
Shanlev Golf
Won bv Fralick on
Lake wood Links
i AKKWOOD, \. J., April 83 By es
tictly th.- ivinnlng net aeore of last
mmujou, . t, \V, (, I't.dui,, \,-n *i ?ik,
formei'... ,. member here, to -\h\ ?e
iMireil ti'iii|i,itiu y CuStody ,,l' the .1. !?'.
Shanloy memorial cun for aenlor-golf
vr? ni tho Lakowood Country Club, ll
hn.l .mu one stroko load, for his gross
?n, '.'i .ind handieap iv
George 1'. Brown, from Huntlngdon
Valley, Philadelphia, look h mnUl for
aeeond ptaee with 90 16 7 1. 1,. j. t;Hl
lagher, New York, entered from Nor
wood, wna third al 93 18 76. Hc would
have cnrried off th,- trophy ol" hi*
business partner hut for twice
getting deeply bunkered on the ti-"
??? ith, which cost Ium nine strokes.
The weather wns nl! that could he de
sired, Twenty-nine entered. but half
a dozen failed to start. Kxcept for
increasing tho bunkers the course is
so little unchanged that its year still
romains at ~'2.
Thc scores:
M Park Parkar, tJpper Montcla - 9
77. George \V Statzell, Aronon
?' i i '. ? ?: v.' Saarles, Mttlc Pa ?:
-" 7',. A (.'unnlngham, Rocklan.i 04 1
!*.? ? harlea i; CSillett. Soarsrisle.
\ ; I ."si.n. I... vvrencc. iiie
llarber, Bngrlewood, i"
iv 'i rbert, Sloei y Kollov. 0
? S Mcl.nupr.ilin, Bkwanok, 94-12
82 i: ? .1 M 11...1 \
i\ V II in! Sl \' drew s, 98-15-83: \ V
i lan i. St, Andrewa. 99-15 84 . Amory
Elliolt, Hoston, 104-18-86 G, irgn A
Allsopp, For.-Kt Hlll. 105-18-87; \ M
I inrie Baltusrol, 106-lh-S8; .1 C r..i
rlsh Shlnm .ck Hills, 125 16- s)
(.arharf Easy Winner
Ih Yale Squash [Match
Harold W. Carhart reached thc thirrl
round in eliminating A. (I. Blaisdell,
chairman ol Lhe squa com
ir.iifee, in the annual Yale Club
pionship tournament. yesterday. Blai
dcll could not contend with his np
ponent's vastly stronger game. to be
downed by a scoro . of 15 I. 15 1".
Blaisdell put up a s'trong game in the
second set, but. unequal to the task
of. handling Carhart's side wall "kitlf."
r.ivingston Platt, reeent winner of
the ( iass B scratch tourney, was also
an easy vietor over Staniey 'Wnlkor in
a first round match. Platt was master
at all times nnd only oecasionaHv re
<=ort"d to hard playing. The soo
IG (, 16 12.
Kif!u?lrv Win-*. 7 !o h
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1 he Lodge affords you all the advantages and pleasures of a
COUNTRY HOME ON THE HUDSON
without the vexing details of its care.
50 rninute Electric Train Service between Scarborough and
Grand Central Terminal.
New Tork Offlee:
<0S Madison Ave
al. 7070 Murray HUI
Brani h Offli c:
Pearl <v Co.
Members N. Y. Stock Exchange.
SPRING LAKE nP,A( II, N. J,
ESSEX &SUSSEX
Hotel and Cottages
Spring Lake Beach, N. J.
DIrectly on the Ocean
America's Finest Resort Hotel
Hot and Cold Sea Water
Opens June 18th
New York Office:
8 West 40th Street, or Plaza Hotel
F. T. KEATING - - Manager
Itrown'i Mills-ln-the-PInea, N. .1.
'MAI.I.I)\V>
THE PIG'N WHISTLE INN
flroivn'M MilU-in-llie-Plriein. N ,|.
Modern !n every way, I.argH srounda,
Hoating, Batliinn-, i-'iaiiinB. niiiiiiK Qoif
Tennis DellBluful lloateaa House for
GtrlH, For iirtrti.-ulnrn. New y0rk Oflloa
;,ua-iin Tlmoa I31djr. Phono 1120 Bryant!
CONNKCTICCT.
Edgewood Inn |
Greenwich, Conn.
45 mlnutea from i;r,ir,i centril Station
t'tuler manag-ameni of
MlSaSS UILI.AX ?t BDWARDa
OPENS MAY I 7TH
N. V. <HH(1'-HKWITT STUDIO
,i.'ii Slh Ave. Hours 1 tu ?.
Tal, Vanderbilt T007
VKKMONT.
HYDE MAIMOR ^r1;;
2 Wmi M'li 11., Ui iiiaMui engattraanta for leaaon
"I HHP Foi imakiai.4 and Information addra 1
Mr in HK Tel 5300 Bchuj
MI.AMU: (ITY, NEW JERSEY
RALEIGH,
Atlantic City'a Popular Hotal.
American Plan. $4 & $5 per Day.
ATLANTIC l ITY. n. j.
Amerlra'a Ka oua All Yaar Hesort.
I'lCNNHTIVAMA.
GALEN HALL^VWW^*'
Foi well Signs Again
r'liii.Ain.i.iMiiA, April 99, Rob Foi
.(..ll, IVnn. fiMiiliiill pnaph, lo day nlgnetl
ii iinii 1 iici im nnothor s<'Hi'.
ATLANTIC CITY, M.W JKRSKY
><^SvW/92*
TtANTIC CITY
fxj ez w "?_> ce; r*--? ??''??sei'v*
THE SPRING RESORT
NOW i* the time ibat your tired
brain and general ayatera need a
good Spring tonic.
Aalk your doi-tor foe ln. opini un, ind ,1 hr i.
? ?,m, practitionor hall labou all dmgiand noi>
Imiui, im, rmpbatioallv prnsnhc ? aoioura in
dalightful Atlantic Ciit. ibr fiacat auihora re
? ort arar known.
'I'lmra la ji.M lhe right t?ng ,n tha air to fill ng
wilh reorwrd ?,|;(if and "pen " Vour "blnaa"
?ill flT aw?? and vou'll nml Touraall onjoTing hia
again with all thc aeat of a Tonlh of arvenu-m
Golf. Indoor .Sarlmmlnf) Paola, Kolling
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