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THE SUN, FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1916.
Whitney Racing Stable to Be Strengthened
BROMO WILL RACE
IN WHITNEY COLORS
;i,ili' Km I firs MihIp This Yoiu
in Owner's Niunc lnsfmil
t if Thompson's.
(.001) LISTS AT SARATOGA
i
tii I'.nni- Whitney will play a1
n ii hi o mnnilncnt part In racing i
e ' ic 'ir coming season than he illil
Mf, ti ii owing to the death of I
A:1 . i J mill": hilt bis horses wore
, . I mi. in- the tiiiine of J H. Thotnp
i. I -vet- the entries for the varl
c - -cakes hiivn been inude In Mr. Whit-
n s oimi name, iiiul there In proof
pat -m' y effort Ii.'ik liven made to In
, , (-. iif sttoniMh nf the stable, Kvl
r. . i is it .is forthcoming jestcrdny
.. w,t uiiti.iuucvd t tin t th Jocke
C ,' ' .id ahnrnved lliii Irnnefcr of the
).. M ar-" it tlromti, with its engage-
- f'..'ii t name of I,. S. Thomp-1
i . Il.i'r. Payne Whitney. j
'. In. was racing 1 tip Whitney
l. '.i-' e.ir Mr. Thompson ran
H . i.-h wnx his own property,
no iirrfurtnnniTfi of the son 01
V Hi . nr. I .i .i vi ui.i r.i were Mich as
i re 'ha' hp tuleht train mi to lc
ii i 'iht ami weight earrler than
1 ifpi ti.miiii.int, Chicle or others
r U'Mtnc) lot He tt.nl been en-'
I ii M'- Thnmpenn In the Metro-1
M" Jli In .iii, hut In rare he starts
i . i t ip Whitney colors ami also :
n ' p'-ifpiit the owner of llroukdale
I i' ' ' 1 tin- Kentucky Derby.
It p s performance nt the end of
.ci-eii stamped him ns a high class
tV -. li.-t-'n fil Carrying four pounds
. i- 'hut Thunderer, he wiu beaten by
thr shortest of heads by the Whitney
em k In the rutiirlty, nnd later was
'a'eu a Vend In the Home Produce
Flakes by John R. Madden'ri Olllles,
Then lie was carrying 127 pounds to
i"? for Ollllo. Ho scored a notable
Mrtorv over a high class field In tho
i.-ae M.ik Handicap at Saratoga and won
eie cfiei nice In the eight starts he
rr.iid" as a two-.v car-old.
r".i'en fur the steeplechase stakes at
Sin x. i losed esterday and Indicate
th.T "p fi'K through the" Held this jeiir
wl l- better than ever before. Several
ewt. an- e to be heard from by
rv e'H.iiRh entries have lieen re-
tffi 'n Insure the breaking of the
r r ii nnmU'r nf entries for tbe four
fil-f- Ti- -.i- all wen? won last year
hi P M Weld's Weldehlp. an unprece
die'et fe.it and one that It will take
n rein.i'knble Jiunrer to repeat In the
'n t .f the strong opposition.
T e Oreentree Stable leads with
twenty-three entrle for the four stakes,
l ':11m: the two recently Imported
)--,-.. Jten Wvls and Nenuphar.
Oi'iers of the tlreentrec Stable are Mar
nnus. Cherry Malotte, Al Heves and
Fv tt 11 II W Sace of Albiny has
Mend Ihe Imported flve-year-old
Protheistone. hv Ian Hettytleld. as well
ivieto, Amhroslm. Martian, FUccoon,
'.clor anil Arnica'!,
ileti Klrtdte Knrm, owned by Samuel
ft' Idle, has two Imported five. year-olds
mnc th half dozen entered for each
ff the stakis. These are Kmerald Isle,
bv Karlm.in TofHrlo. and Mahud II.,
hv elos (.'ambus o' May Ralph Heaver
c --.!iurger lias several entered. Includ.
c 'he Imported three-j car-old V'pper
C- M Iienis Smasher. Another
Inifr'id one Is supplied by Frederick
II t e Fattiinte
T .e i:ikw(iod I'urk Stable's V.tercresj
II w i Ii as a earlln(; mid fur the
T" 1 nrlre of tho yer. but failed to
ri'i Jit nctioii s a two-year-old. has
I'fi turned for the Jumps, nnd II. I..
I'rr s It.urano Is another which will
-' 'o rtecplcchaslnfr for the llrst time
Among the others named are Harry I.a
V' Mcnes Swish. Tradltloner, India
re. t i .i M.isterful ; Mlse Chamblet's
ft ipi ero. Hohert I.. Detry's Foot
"c1' n i luild's HlalikenburK nnd
He . ii-ul the Milltoun Stable's Amans.
x' meeting of the executive commu
te o National Steeplechase and
1! . ' Wociatlmi held yesterday Her-r-
' l Tint was elected a member of
the io i.itinr II. S, Page was ap
io i I in reprivenl the association at
s .'ig meeting of the Westchester
!in it As-im i.ition at Iielmotit Park ami
F in i Ma Is was selected to act In a
e e im .i at Saraloci Certificates
- to leinen riders were granted to
M ' Lron Kennedy, T. C Kastman.
.- k .ton r, Martin. J. Henry Harper and
P nibm-e dark Thirty Jockeys and
fveu'een trainers recclviil Hcenees.
POLO AT MEADOW BROOK.
Ilnm.. rtuli Will nefend the West-I
I 1 1 r ( hnllenue Cup. I
1'' '. la-" of f lie polo matches which
1 b the .Meadow Hrook Club
w oiri from June 7 to 20 were
isi , venerd.iy by II. L. Herbert,
e . of the Polo Association. The
" "int will be the Westbury
i up compitillnn that will hold
fioin Juce il to 2d. This Is a
" i I w II lie plated for without
r ' t' ii . ip was nun In l!H. nnd
' t Meadow Brook . by !reut
1 1 ami by (,'uoperstown In
!" i
:c
f-
I
V
Jtl
I ' ci;f 'e.nl cups for teams whoso
.indu-ap docs not exceed
. will te played for from June
I Hie competition .Meadow
nr teams whose aggregate
n"1.i twelve kohIs Is net for
i i., ")
LEXINGTON RACING RESULTS.
ne Six furlnnga: Tu.h On Of
Keltrlsi 3 0, : :n uni
Tale Hsrer. n7 iWIHUmsl.
J. 50. eoni; llUcktliorn, 112
o. ihlrd Time, lii3.5.
h id I'larler, Mdrlre, Ancna
.!-.. rin
i'M--nni mils flnd sstenty
" isl II 1sjer. I0!l I (inn,. I,
I f s 40. wnn, llurd lull. 107
I ' nil I 12 30, .ei'oniL lion-
1 1 . ei, 3 10. third Time,
I . ' Lupin, l.ui lie ;t and
in .i'.o r.in
-' ,ing lx furlnnio; Lucky
. p. n. I.- n. t: SO and I: 10.
''p 112 n;oo.si, : jo .ind
' A 1 1 1 1 tulle, 10 I.Xtlirphvl
r me, I ,x Hldity Hint May
"nn
"ts Mle Hour n'tsker two.
noil gsldlngf. four unit nn.
' Hi i n 1 1 a Murphy i, ii 70
-n inns, n 3 5. Pmnk Cole.
i.iii Tun ildtters
' ' MiiImi I ri. en r-elrls , ne.
I f"iir snd it hnlf farlongi
I ' iiinu.pi. slralght 13. M,
.now J. 5i'i. won, .Imi'n Wis
Vd'I i p'nfe n thnw j; 70,
U.i'iutt. in iShllllntri.
" iii". I Time, o-;s rini a,
T i- Iiiikii. Treowen. .Inhnny Mi .
iik ,nn lliliii nnd Mniiutoiiy
. l'uriiii, luOO for tlire-jr.ir--I'ki.I
si furlons.. sfillng
In! ingi, won Pan ILimlle, 102
n I . .irM's Wonder. 1 1;
Hin.i Time, ti 3-r. nirks,
1 i lluiun. A. i. Haley and liar-
iai Minuets Mei sirnlght.
. II to show. 12 70 Phm Win.
l SO show, J. WnlliPn Wnn.
'l
' limp Purse. ItOO for nillei
i hri'P'j i at'iilils .ind upviurd.
Mid e-'iiti yard. sHllltig -"oin-
to.'. Hunt l. won, rtrnutv Hhnp,
in. i i.i Kind, ridsst, in;, r.shlT.
"l Time, i.r.n (.:. ce;r,rii,
'"' Murv Ustelle am) Jessln
inn Mutliels rvtiiimniirella,
'0 rlnce, J2.dll, show, 12,10
i pl.iie, t 50, ho, 13.50
IT 10,
KEEPING ABREAST OF
THE SPORTING TREND
I. WILLI XI II. II .
I'roin tins retin relay meet summaries;
Pentathlon I'olnt Score Won by
Howard lleri), I'enns) Ivanla, f. points,
broad Jump, won by llerry; throwing
the Javelin, won by llerry; Ion meters,
won by llerry, discus throiv, won by
Merry: t.fiiio meter run. won by llerrj.
Mr. Herry also plajs football and
baseball. He Is the most versatile ath
lete since .llm Thorpe's day, not ipilte
a much o as .llm. who, besides playing
football and In soh.il I and pcntathllns
with no mean decree of skill, Is capable
of a fair game of billiards and golf and
shoots at the traps. The only reason why
lioth Herry and Thorpe cannot rope n
steer, bean a simian with a boomerang
or yank live nibblls from a silk hat Is
that neither lenn nor Carlisle ever had
a coaeh In thuse zoological pursuits.
A en of Kngllsli Wynndottes were
first In an eg lay Inn cotitet In Con
necticut. They are from Otfnrth. near
Preston, Ktiglatid. Where the deuce Is
Preston? you ask. Why I'reston. since
the doings if n team of Kncllsh hens
are sufficiently near u matter of life
and death for somebody to want more
speclnV Inform itloti of the habitat of
the hens, Is near Catforth. ,nd Inas
much as these hens are su-li Bond laeis
It won't hurt our national pride any- -not
In these parts- If they can he per
suaded to lay the Wants' Jinx.
Just after the Kulton-ltelch bout we
heard two offers to bet, both by men
wise, or supposedly so, In affairs flstlc,
on a Mornn-Kulton debt.
"I'll lay 150 right now," alrt one.
"that Pulton won't last one round
analnat Moran,"
"At odds of two to one," said the
other, "I'll lake Fulton for 1600."
"People laiiKh at you when you talk
of the breaks of the Bame," says Mike
Donlln. "They think that Is a form of
alibi to discount success nf a rival and
cover your fallings."
And In so saying the well known Mr
Vox I'opull hits the nail on the head.
The "breaks" are chiefly Rood playlnq
by one side and poor by tbe other.'
Wants' caiiies at the Polo (Iround
now bcRln at 3M0 o'clock for the reason.
It Is said, that the I. road has changed
Its schedule and brings the Wall Street
ex-press to the ground" at fl .3S Instead
nf earlier as heretofore. That's a line
reason for startltiK the hall games later
Are they being conducted for the benefit
of the few who come by the express or
of the many who come by the locals?
Since his bout with Freddy Welsh
Ever Hammer, the I'hlcaRo Swede, has
WHITNEY GASTOFF
WINS ANOTHER RACE
Similiter II. Shows Way in
MiMclinnts Unntlicnp at
IMmliro.
Pimi.ico, M.15 4. A card which con
tained two steeplechasie as well as
live attractive races on the Mat brought
another good crowd to the racetrack
to-day The meeting has been siiih a
success to date that the maiiacemeiit
announced this afternoon that tne
amount of the lowest purse, now Jiion,
would be Increased for the fall meet
ing. The Whitney castoff. Slumber II., won
another purse for .1. o. Talbott In tbe
Merchants Handicap at a mile, which
was the feature of the afternoon. In
spite of the fact that be carried a top
weight of 12S pounds, Slumber II. was
made nil odds on favorite In the Held
of four, with W oodeti Shoes the only one
considered to have a chance against
hltn. The ram was strictly between the
pair, but Slumber II. outlasted Wooden
Shoes In the tlnnl drlte and won by half
it length
tlood fields started In both of the
steeplechases, the second, which was
run as the fifth race, bringing to the
front a smart fencer In Thomas Hitch
cock's llrcntwood. whli h beat Itcartx of
Oak. the favorite, liv two lengths, The
other race through the Ibid was taken
by II. T, Oxnard's I'almouth, with (lien
Hlddle Farm's Imported horse May Hud
II, second. It was a bad day for the
many followers of Johnny McTaggart,
as the popular Jockey failed tu git one
of hl mounts home first. The results :
First list f-For two-year-olds. pur;
four furlong": Alvord. 107 iTriukr),
13 0. 12 20 and 12 -'J. won, Dr .Vciwin,
1IJ (.1 MeTiKiisri). 12 10 and 2 ee
ond; Intriguer. 107 (llnRinani, 13 J". urU.
Time, 0.4H. Ilurpor, llurbauk and Itlttr-
Ids alio ran.
Heeond lta Kir maiden four rar-olila
and iipnanl. leepleclia"!'. t "i"'";
Falmouih, HO iL.iinliyi. 110 to H 30 and
K, won Imporinl M)imd II . H' (Hyani,
4 SO and 13 70, aeeondl It.icconn , HJ
(niinlll, 1120. third Time, 4.0. 3-ji.
Howler, Allido, Falun Jack, Carl and fir
Denrab also ran
I'hir.l 114, TtirpA.te.ie.old ailil UP-
wnrd. "UlnK. six furlontr: Apilna, 105
(Mountalni, 131. V0, 113(0 and 17 i.u. won.
Laura. 110 (W.irdl, 114 10 and Ii 0. sec
ond: Kreda .lohinon, 110 (Srliainehnrni,
Its 10, third Time, 1:16 Maxim's Choice,
Ciretunrl, (Hint, Knergetlc, llendtl snd u
kota hIki run
Fourth Hare Helling. handicap for
three. jar.old unit upward! six furlongt
Water Lily, til (Tapllill, 19 10. 14 70 and
1.1.40. won. Jane Htr.illh. t ( I'arrlngton)
H "lid 11.60, urennd; Yodellng. I0 (Me
Calieyl. IS 0, third Time, lillS.S. Iiiu
Prank. Marlln Catca, deabearh, Inia Kay
and Naiihou hIw ran.
Fifth Hacf Stueplechsis for fonr-ar-nlda
end uiiwsrd. two miles; Itrentwond,
1(7 I Franklin ). M.30 and 13.10. won.
Hurts of link, 132 (Smith). 14 (0 and
3. DO, eeoiid. Harhlihlre. 147 (Allen),
1130, third Time, 4.00, Martian. Iloyal,
fiiperhuninn I frill snd Kualla (fell) alo
Sixth lists Handicap for three yrnr-olds
and iivwunl, one mile: Slumber II. I:
(Keorh), 13 20, 12.40 and out. wcuij Wood-
ii hlmeii, I"'i ( lliirllngiiinei, 12. anil out,
i.ruitil, UreiMlwonil, S.1 (MeAlcel, out,
thtid. Time, 1.41 Judge Wrlnlil ulsn ran
sivenih lluce- For three yesr-nlds nnd
up, sellinK l furloiiKs- Striker, 11.
Illuxioni. ( in. 14 in ami i. :!, wn. ' up
lain Parr. 115 (.1 McTagsarti. 113.70 and
l 10, reenndi Ansvrl. US (Metealfl, 13,
third. Time, 1:1 1 3-S. Louis Traxers,
.le.s. Jr. Anxiety Jim Caaey, Kd Welaa
and Flnalae also ran.
FORD HAM DIDN'T LOSE TO NAVY.
Aarrcinent lleltveen Captain lde
1 n ills llnlrli a Draw,
Aocordlni; to Malinger Amy, the Ford
bain teutilH team did not lose lo the
Navy In tennis, na reported yesterday,
but tied tbe match at S II,
The Naty and Knrdham each captured
two slimles and, accordliii; to Cap!, Illu
.vii of 1'oidh.ini, who Is the national
Junior Indoor champion, each team di
vided Ibo linnui'ri In the doubles. Tlui
teams were even, each having won a
set 111 Ihe II mi I of the doubles mulch.
The winnci'H of the next ant were lo bo
declared victors of that name, ns dark
niss was making play difficult. Kurd
ham won the points, taking- credit for
the doubles,
As this arrangement was made be
twien Die laptalns of the teams It did
not become known until after Ihe rrport
of the match had been wired from Annapolis,
U'celMcl so many nffets that he could
be kpjit liuvy for the next six months.
W hich prompts tit" oliernllon that not
withstanding more oi ex:i disparaging
comment heard now and then legending,
Welsh's ring nlilllt.v good showing'
against him brings In the one who makcM
It considerable prestige.
I'roin n lull; with Hugh .IrjiiilliRs:
"I would not caro to m.il.e a guen?
on Kimn"s viobable l!iii batting aver
age. This I will say. however, that It
will be a much better average now that
he Is In the National League than It
would have been hud lie come Into the
American.''
The best point about this statement of
Jennings's Is Hint It can't be ptnvcd
he In wrong. Neither can It be pruied
that Kauff would not bat .DM In the
American League this year.
A critic temarks that the I lodgers, re
hIUIiik that they have an excellent
eh.uice to win the vmnant, ale plavltu
their heads off. If it were physically
poMdhli) to play baseball with heads off
there aie teams which would be better
off mentally under thoe unhiue anatom
ical conditions.
Iuko Kahanamoku, the Hawaiian
swimmer, did not do especially well In
his llrst few contests In this country, but
people often tire upset for ,i while be
a change of n.itcr.
IM i leers, the hump: hicse driver, !
"..i years old. but with llileiest lil life
undiminished This yrar he hopes to
r.ile his riit 2 -minute mile In a sulky
behind tho pacer Napoleon Plrtct, who
has pulled him n mile In '. .00', la there
an) body else actively engascd In sport
competition who Is as old as I leers?
Here Is what a metrrber of the Harris
burn Country Club has to say In n letter
regarding- the new links of that or
sanitation on the SuiUeh uina : "During
the last week 1 have been on the new
grounds a couple of times, and know
you will agree with every one who ha
seen them that nun hern In the Fnltcd
State are there sudi possibilities, ami
tho architects who arc laying out tbe
course say that In all their experience
they never have seen anything I ke It.
and they expect to make their refuta
tion r.ght here. The perfect course l
right here, and usually they have to be
built "
Steps have been taken toward the for
mation of an Intercolleglnte bowling
league. (IrHdually the s-phere of useful
ness of our collect' In hem widened,
and the only court-cs whlrh come to the
mind at the present as missing from the
gMieral ctirrl 'ulum are cricket, bllllai.N,
horse racing, achtlng. polo, leapfrog
and single slick
FAST POLO IN FIRST
GAME ON LONG ISLAND
Pliiyors Show ftnnil Si irk Work
on ItVtiim I'roin Const
iiml Sou t fi .
Hkmpstkau. I. I, t.n 4 - Many
prominent plav.rs 1iik part n the flrt
nilln Of tllp k...,U,n l!m:l .... 1 .... I.I
this afteinooli The No. ' 11, 1,1 of Hip
Meidow Hrook c'uli. on winch the
matches were held, was In excellent con
dltlon and tinny of the men showed bv
theli stick work thti the) 1M, henetlted
by the prai't'ce leeched In ni it. dies nn
the Pacific iiiast and In the Sou'h
A leant desiccated as the Whites,
with F. S yon Stade J. Wutson Webb,
Lieut J II Hammond. F. S A. and
Howard playintf as n.iniid, won by o
score of x to ; The opp.lnc four wete
.lames Park. Thomas Lebouielller C
Perrt Itea.ilcston and Mai ..'in Steven
son Allernatlni; on the winnimr team
after the third period wete I'hlllp SNvcn.
son, charlis Cart Hum.v mnl ii M.
Hecksiher lieti-eux Milburn ami W.
Itusll urace plajed m the .,,t four
petloils for the lllues
Later stveial p, rlods were pl.ited.
wllhi! M Heckselier, lievereux Milburn
J Watson Webb and V. It iltace on
one team, and F S. von stade c c
ISilinse, C I- Headli-ion and Maldi.m
Sliyenson on the opM.inc four. The
.Milburn team won bv a score uf 3 tn
Kuals.
LOOK TO LEAD HARRIERS.
Hr I r.lecled CnnlHln f Columhln
I rosa-coiintrt i i ini,,
Jlenry Lisik. a Junior, wax eJeined
thptam of the Coluinlil,, cros-coiiutry
Ham yesienlay for next veur. l.iaik Iris
bepn a meniber of Ihe Iiiu,. a,i W,tp
vatklty fin two .veins, but Ii.,., lmt ,pP
, ......... mini nest man on the leam
I since he mule it. I,k , luu. JurU
I.anuthorn. i-.ijil.iln of this jeai s team
It. F. Shephard. It. F Hunt, J. .. Knox
nnd II. T Appleby back next vear He
.sides these ). will have an ex. .'pinmallv
Kood ciipeetlon of cub bill ,..i ,i .i..
ri liliera.
Tho fr.Thin.wi cios-countrv team
which was not defeated In the nual meet
received their class Iiisikiii.h yesr.r,lav.'
The men to -0t the mix niJiin r.ils ucio
H 'I Larson, c.ipialn , . CaMw, !! T
II. McCiackeii. N ihP .,,, ,. s,,;,,,,
Mc( rai ken and Larson were considered
better runners thai, am tn nionilsia
of the varsity last fall.
TO-DAY'S LEXINGTON ENTRIES.
Kll.t R.'iie Selling l,a,i.ni,i
olds and iiouaid eix furlongs
three .tear
i Skllf. Knob Id.'. M,ua Ca.snly
I ihe Norman " Morrl.tmni
Hocnir l.v, P.iiiier Inlet
.lri.li (ientleinan lOT'liIeeili
11?
ii:
Seisniil uni-e I lll s.. Hi,
jeir nlil in ilden.'
i one mile ami eetenit t.irii.
The Cnmel .. . 11.1l.irol,
Sinluiel . I'm ii.illuivnt '..' ns
Sans Mlnir lK'Sxnlo n".
i'rist.i Hlniioa . .. 1111 Mien Cain n-'i
Ttnrd ll.oe llnitirairir PI ur puine: i,i
jeaeolda; llllies, four and one half furlnn:
je.ele C
insi.Soiiieinlsra s
103 snHelu . u"
103 11. ul.il . ii!
11.1!
Purs..-thiio .teiir nld. and tut-
lllllioml
Out fit
balilor.t
Knurl li llaie
ttaid: mil and
ixteentl,
lauliroi.lrry . ..
Nourcil lln
iiiiinii.y
Vitlh Knee -The
Innrsi
Soiilliern leatue
John W Klein . .
Ardent
Amulet
IPViXo.lll.
tl? Is- Carmen
IL'I
113
II fi
Meadow.
purse; .It fur
IiJIUlal rtafi.ve
111 ! K I tike Conn
!( .IhiIi lleites
.. H7
111
. 11.
. . IM
and in i.
IciilJohn .Ir .
Sixth It.ice Mlllii.. Hut
)rai--iili.
wnrd six rurinnsa
Pell.ir
MI'K.He K
1-lS
imi
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ami
Iii
pm
112
Hallli relle
Hii'ii'ilt .lame,
l.t im t Y
H.uit fl.irdner . l'l
lil.tiit'tier . ltd
TIl.llleiL
Carrie Oime. . i':
Tale Iharer ... Mil
Hen unlneii
I 1 1 1 1 1 V Joe
Serenlh llsee-Sellun; lliree e,u' iililn
upward: mile ni an eiahlh.
Hold Color. .. I'd Clniles I'ranei. ..
Krl Krinile . . oilleiiediclin,i
Shyness . )i7lSiirpiis.iii
Apprenllee allowance ilxuued
Wealern Leaiiue Itcsiills,
tie. Mollies. 7, Lincoln, 6.
Wichita, .1. Topika, 1
Sioux lily, li iiniiihn. fi
SI. Joseph, i, liratei 3,
This Year Atlantic City Tourney Begins
RISLEY WINS MEDAL
AND THEN DEFAULTS
i l.nitls I'iYM nl A I I.i n lie Cii.v
' Willi ti 7!). bill Drops Oul
of Mil I eh I'liiy.
WOOTKN STKOKK ItKH 1 N I
ATI STti' ClTV. N .1 , May 4 lUipll-
.iting his perfoi iiiance of last fall.
Maurice Itlsley of the local club again
won the medal In the eighteen bole
qiiallf.t lug round of the spring tourna
ment nt the Country f'luli of Atlantic
;Cy to. day, Itlsley returned n score of
I 7, n stroke belter than the card handed
In by his club mate, iiiomn II. Woolen.
As Kisley cannot play to-morrow be
cause of business, he was not drawn for
the match play loutuls
So far iih figuring the llrst sixteen pos.
sllillltles goes, the golfers from New
i York and vicinity didn't figure to any
j Blent extent. Some were a trifle off
tbiir panic, while otlirrs couldn't iieco
! tiate the greens wlibh were a trifle
1 fast Furthermore, tnot of the metro
' pollt.in entrants were not gcnulii" llrst
1'ig' t'is. so iii a r. sti't nf then own
ctfort- they found t'leni'o'.tes iepolng
In vm ion- minor divisions.
- T W. Case, the Aul tit it, N. V. golfer
from the Dunsco club, dl-plavco a
steadv game, getting round In SI. Ho
bad not sppii the couise before yester
day J Such aNo was the case with Schuyler
.Van Vechten. In fact, thu Italtusrol man
, had never been over the links until ho
I went round In to-day a qualification test.
Ills lack of acquaintance with the course
came near cutting hint his (dace In the
!lrt sixteen, ns al the thirteenth hole hs
drove Into the cross bunker. It Is
' nearly 30rt yards nnav nnd Vnn Vechten
figured he couldn't possibly reach It, but
the ball brought up In an almost un
playable lie In the hazard, and after
wasting two shots In getting out he
failed to get bitter than 7 fur the hole.
He bad x for the round.
W II Chandler of Punwoodle had J.
W. Travis for a p.utuer, but the name
meant nothing to Chandler, who had to
lie content with :i7. a score that placed
him In the fourth s'xlien Charles L.
Tappln of C.arden city might have made
the first divtr.on bad there been a
playoff, as he with several others tied
for the last pl.ti-is with ! The score
of the tlrt two sixtieus.
Fl-.l Sixteen - Mauri e Ills '. Atlantic
l'li Ii) 39 -;i Tho-iMS II Woollen,
At.nml. CPo 37. 43- xo. T W Can.
Jw...., 10. 41 - tl. s P Wrish:, Jr.
Ar it.lmitik. Ii. 3- 3 F II Mi CsIl,
I Inn Hi lit). II 10 SI Trunk llnrton,
Forest Park II. I: tS. 12 t -.ulertliw altc.
Vronlmlnk. (V (o 5j II ,i. We.i Ai.sntl i
cin. (',, c 7; A. W Wnin.), VtUntlr
it) (I.. 12 .7. I. f ulier. At:.uiil. City, I
4. i: t i. i . . tlx ui-ro;, u. .
11
III. kv I'hl h.1-..Ii: i n ut r . 1
ti w "tut.". Vi..iii.iilok. 4(, I
C I - e.lr . . 11. J . 13. 4.'. -X
tj. j'i 1.
4(- . 12
llalri M.'
1. V F
Mul'h. 'si lirrk"hlre' 4 1.' ii
t'i s. it S- nnlie.l. Trent-. n. (?. 40 9
I Se. Hut -'.xteen I' I. rapplti. (iarden
'('It). I III -xj i' W llnlnear. Aronltnlnk.
Ii. (1 . SaMiuel Ailsui, Midland, if
. 13 -x'i. V W chtneliutt, titerlir.vik. 43,
4 -xi H I: lux-. Is Vl'antle City, 41.
H. k, llnpr. I....n,'4v t unll Mtr 47
13- . II ' Maxw .. rreiit in. 17 13--5"
I Hoi.eri Wler WHmiiiai. ii ii" 4'i iO, W i
l.t Ma Far tint. U.intl. Clt C. 14 n
I i: Fernifon lluffa.u ..2. U 91. J. F I
Mr" ew Vr1-ei, ('. 1 n' n. P Pest
II'.I "-IB 1
It e .
1 .
W A
1lll T-
on
I'
W
Maltbt
Smith
Darreff,
II, v.. VI. i ir. a
,lr HerKsIn-e
l -ankf I C
ti
GOLFERS TIE FOR MEDAL.
I)enipse mid Cliiiiiilierliiln leirh
xinke n 7. al W itslilnaliin.
Wvsinsnro'.-. Mv 4 T. ' I'fmp
e of the Hat 'I'M'ktiurn C.olf Club tied
with H. H Chamberlain of the Co
lumbia Cnuntrv Club In the iUallflnK
louiid of the Washington Couniry Club's
coif toiirti'inif nt this aflernooti. inch
turning In a card of " Iiempsey went
out in 40 and r'liirnid In .'l.'i Cham
berlain m ule ihe llrst nine In ."l.'i and the
homeward Journey In 4"
( II Willliitiij. of the Marion Cricket
Club of Pbllaile'phl.i was ihe only out
of town pilfer tn turn in a ipiallfylni:
s ore for the llrst sixteen. Ilia card
of o n:e tieii w.:h H.x others which
Just tot into t In. lltst tl'Kht. One hun
ilrcd and for" colfers pl.ited In the
iputlify iiir round live sixteens will
start mat. h pl.t m-nioriow
(Ills Iclor In I'lnnl Vlalch.
Cliatles (ills, represetilinir Hrooklyn,
defeated Frank Jones of Philadelphia
last nlcht In an Interstate Three Cushion
Leak-no name at the Hrooklyn Academy
by a suite of ..a to 43 It was ihe
Haul came foi each of the couti .slants
iiiii (Minn; the loiirnament won I'.t
i... inn's ami lost I'. Jones won and
li.si :n Iii l.ixi nuht s niat'ii (His
had a hmh rim of 'l and Joins one nf
3. The came em iiiiietj.one innings.
liner lloilcl l.nals iiirce lloiinila.
Il ll llrcmuiii te. hn . .illy knocked out
Hod Uoilel in Uiree loiiutljj at Ihe. Cler
mont Athlite Club lasi iiltlil llodel
ilhrliii,- bis short st.iv in tin- rliiK was
llnon-l live tlnne. and the referee onlcred
the 'milt stoppul lu the eeinl-llnal Sailor
Al Kylo knocked out Vouiuc Clinton in
six rounds.
TO-DAY'S PIMLIC0 ENTRIES.
-
Pir.i ltee Maiden Ittu )enr old.; tour audi
l halt furloicsa I
iii, .He ij
ll. lllosllMirr 1111
IP. Imp lire Jonathan Ha i
ir. so Hti us
ir. M iiihullitn M.M
115 llrlrfhl Slar . .. ll: i
Ciiuhii H in . , .
.Illil. c Wins Held
M.lliiichell
l-'ox Trol
l.'irsl ilallol . IIS
Sc. on I line The Tow. on SleepleHiase; sell
four ) i -ir oh Is a lit l ilpttarti; inn miles
Il.iiiili'iinmu
II'. Khnnili III
I l'i 11 irlt l.uhl IK
Mo
II iinlino
Idle Mu hue!
Third Uin i
nam six furlo,
llnili li.icr
Xllien.i
llllle Mouse.. . .
Puuillerpart ...
i, n. I. u li.ite
Ilvdlonlane . ...
Villain
Ur tinnier
llcen.in .
I'ourth llair-
IC. .Inn () ir.
Ill Als'rleld.t nj
11.-; llm e .teal old. and tin
111 Nash
1 1. Penrocl.:
1I0 tlaielioli
. . IU 'Aprin . . .
., H: s ife Home . ..
Ii: i'-e!;iii.l . ..
.. HI lilt.- Stiilttsrt 11
i; llo.i maiy . ... it
ii:
Two .tear old (lllir., four fur
lOIUH
Ma.-netiiia
Plci'l.e . .
Hon litis ...
(Jlleen o! Ihe Sea.
illorine
117 did Ururr . .
1 17 The Only due.
lj lllue Pox . ...
in Ophelia W'
1n7 ronovtm.o ....
IIH
v.ilriiu west
lillh Itin'i' The Pikrsvillr II.nnliciip; thrcr
c.u iiiu., six nirioiisi.
Mnl. i
I'JI l(neoiileu.e ..
II . Tllu. illiir ...
11' Trn lion .. .
ir: I'chiiiilna ...
I'J.' SlH'Ollt
in.i The lici-uion.
m
111)
imi
IM
lux
IIK
ll. nidi's liiiinn..
i'l.-ilnn
Tom llltt.'iid
Aclneti tiicnt
Hormce
bulb ll.in.-ilii
liisuell Handicap;
HilllK
Mini Jen' olds
and uiiuiii'd; one mil,, and
fortv .ii ii .
M niton
Teller ..
Nannie Mel He
1 1 . 1 1 1 x Lauder .
I.n.'hlel
. V Hot al Meteor.. . . II.V
' . Cai hit clock v
111 (iooilwnod 114
112 SiHinnin inj
li'.'
The Caswell ll.'iiiillenii. sec
Sex cut li llaee
ond iliti.lou; lln it- ve.iiiild. and upward; one
null ami inriv yani.:
Ilrt Oallttond . "ll.uiity (leorte . .. 11.1
I ash,, ir'J'T.inierl.iiio . . lln
cupi Pan ... DSCooil t.iiiin.el .... lor.
Siorpil .... H''i P.av n' latin .. . I'ri
Carlton ll Mllliii.ili I'o no
Appirniicj allowame elalmrd.
(
WHAT THE SCHOLASTIC
ATHLETES ARE DOING
sthnhixllc hteills In-ds),
ll.Hl;ll,M,l,
liushiitg f 1 1 r .i hi at litisliins
.IhIIIhIih Is, NewtoWII ii P.'tiihur.s
li La Salle ta lloraie M inn al Itnriies
Mann
ftiilherfnrri . II.k konrark t Hutlier
ford. THACIC.
Morris lllxh School notice, games
lltoiikl.tn Ptep and ISuhtvlck High
Srhool pln.ted eight Innings to H Ho vts
lenl.t nt Itusliwiek Field. The scum
was '.' In 1, Many disputes matted the
same, The plalng of Schnffncr hi
untie Held for llrookljn Pup proved
(he bright light or the iiiiiiir. I In ac
lepted four (bailees, nil difficult. One
looked good for n two huso drive lit
least.
The sioie:
HltooKLY.N PltK
ah r h p
Mato.lb 1113
F.tel Jli 10 0 0
lll'litl If 100 I
Ksi hm'n ss 401 .1
ll.irrisou.p 3 a I In
O'Uo rke.Ib 4 0 0 2
Se'sffiier.ef I ft I 4
Muck It v rt 3 110
llaiinlnn.il 300 1
P IH'sllWH'K
a e ab r h p a 0
0 i. Hubert a'n s .1 0 1 I I 11
1 ii Williams If .100 0 30
oo,Mriusjirt ion 1 112
2 0 Ai kermsn.e 4 0 I 13 0 4
JO Heliel..b .. 30 0 10
I I llejer'fer.lb 3 0 1 S ID
0 fi (irabow.rf.p 3 1 2 0 3 0
On Eters.cf,.., 30 0 nn
0 lllnlllir..lb.. . 3 11 1 10
Total. .3.1 26 24 CSl Totals ..i")22410e
Brooklyn Prep I 0 n 0 0 t 01
Ililshwiik . oooii;oo 0--2
Two bae lilt Ksi'hniin stolen base
William "irin-U out He llinnlon, , hr
: Mr tu.- by i.r.i'iow . Ftrel li-ie on halls
j Off llannlon. :, off Mr.iii, :
I The Poly Prep Iriiuis leam again won
teslerda.t, defeating the Manual Train
ing repii vlilatlvcs on the Lincoln Itoad
1 outls by it score of 1 10 Polv tri
umphed In three singles and a double,
while Manual won one mulch In doubles
nnd a el.igle. Kent nnd Frnnils of Poly
again proved n winning combination.
They also won their singles matches.
The summary:
Singles Kent, Poly Prep, defeate.! Its.
tnonet. Manual Training, - 2, r 2. Fran
1 Is. Poty Prep, defeated (loldatelll. Manual
Tritlnlng, 3, 2. Halner. Poly Prep,
ilefeatnl Starnaus, Manual Training. -2.
!' 2, llitl.ted, Manual Training, defeated
lean. Pe y Prep, 1, 3.
I.iubles-. Kent atnl Praltels, Poly Prep,
defeat. I Klemll and Ixtwe, Manila'. Tr.lln
Ing. 1 0 : lislveA and M.-Miinus
Manual Training, defeate.l Iteiuer and
Harris. I'o.y Prep. f. I 2 ', 2
Adelphl Acailemt made a (lean sweep
In lis tennis matches against Fordham
Piep vesleidny 011 the tatter's courts.
It won all three of the singles and both
of the doubles, llalsted of Adelphl was
fined to an extra et by Crump The
ecote w ns 1 ("., (I. I. C H The sum
mary Singles Hanks Ade'phl. defeat'! .Mm
pb) Fonlnam p'ep ft. ! . liurh 1 i.
vde pi. I Aix.li.my (efi-ute.1 ikirnes Fnrd-
hum Prep, f 1, s -.. Il.xl.le.1 Aile'phl
Aei-leiny d'fixtel Cr.tiip, l'ordh im Ptep,
1- s -. 1. s 3
li.-iiti'-" Hanks and Durham deipht
Aead-my. defeated Mjrp'iy si! Philips
Korilhsni I'rep, 1 r. 2 lln'sle 1 an 1
COLUMBIA FRESHMEN
LEAD IN TRACK MEET
Tlicv Will Win T roph l'nlr;.
SotlHimori's Scoro All INiinls
in Low Hurdles.
Columb'.i s frexhma' t".u "in
showed excepilonal speed yet.rila
aloi s the South Field cinder pat i. and
s n le-uit was able to lead the sopho
more il,m In the ntmu.i! meet by a score
of I,', to 3fi one i vent -the iih yard (
low burdlfs- was not run off be-nuse
the lower end of ihe track had hi en dm;
up to eel It In hape fur the Itrown
meet to-morrow If the ,-ophomores w .n ,
all thrce places Im) tan tie the veai-,
llm.-.-. If a tie materializes the fresh- I
mn will protest II. P L.tilniter. who I
won Hie runnnlnK IHkIi Jump w.th s feet
3 Inches, hei.tus,. Me l a student In
i.xtenslon le.ichtnc ami under tie i'o.
lumhl.t rules not ellu'tile In athletu com- '
pet'llotl
The freshmen plltd up
meir I.., mix !
.v i.!!a
inalnlv throiiKh the work of H D ltu
sell, J II Carroll and .1 A Krimtiiaii.
Ituseell won the hiindreil and furlonc
dashes In time exceptional!) fast for
nn under class meet lie covered tbe
shorter sprint m in 3-.'. seconds and
then turned the I.ii sards tn 23 4.!.
seconds. In os. h It was Kniamaii
who pressed hill' Carroll pulled a sur
prise b walklnc away with the riuarter
mile tun In 5C set ond" He ran himself
out completely. IhoiiKh, and failed to
score III Ihe ruuintu: broad Jump,
event which hid bfin his specialty
to vesleidny The summaries :
I3ii ard Hlxh llur.lies- Won lo .1
ail
UP
II
llrown 'It, M Hum
bell: MO. thlnl li'O
X. neionit It it
17 I- i eeinnds
Iiiu aril
i :i . ,i a
ll'lfh Won liy K l lllleeell
Krnanisn lit. eeroiul .1 )1
tnlril. tlllli 111 3'j eenllde
Jlrow-n
I in.. Vila Klin -ll l tl .miss, in. ,i
It VVd.ler, '1. seeiiii.1 lie for Ihlrd be
nt era M Hole, 'l'i and c .s Sarin, in
I Tint... f. minutes :i I . seennda.
HO Yard Iiaeh Won h) 11 P Hll.se',
10, .1 A Krniiiiian -,'i sseniiii I. .vchlln
I kl. "1 third Tinii i.i t-i "iiiii'i'
1 nn Vird Hun- Won hi J L I'.trroll,
t 'in 11 C Vehle). 'In. second. J. C. lime-
man in. third Tune : ti seconds
ssa vara nun it on !- i i. .'i.i'
Cr.iiken. 'IS. II .1 I aieon. 'IU. coikI . .1
I ii x oimi:, in. third 'lime, lutnutea
It 1-1 i....-oni1s ,
t liol rill 1 on o .1 ll nuiiiiii. 1' mm
I 11 feet o' liuhi. I.. Zji li.lnekl. 'Is. ec
iind, with (1 feet ". Im Ins, T Lint, '111,
i with l'i f'-tt 1'. Inches
i KiiniiHii; llliih Jump Wnn hv ll. ii
Lllll lk-er. "I. Willi " '" l 3 Im lies. tl. f.it
see. illil tietueen M I Holier!.. '! and P
Nelte. m . f.ci : in.lins
Hulinlni: Hroad .liiitip Won b llron :
tan ,i..iin-, - - ; .."."
II Mahnken. 'i; unind. wiih P feet 3
Inehrs. It P Llnliuc r, 'Is. third, with M
feel ii Inch's
Score - Krfehineii U. Sophomorr. in
TENNIS TEAMS DIVIDE HONORS.
(it. liili-ue Hint crniniii Tie nt
It It nn xlitrlim I mirla,
PlayhiK lis llrst home tennis n.al. h
the College of Hie ( itv of New Vol k lied
Ij with the I'nlvciMit of Vermont on the
j Matioii courts ) cM 'i day. .'! In ,1 Ivarb
n.'. ' team ixipturnl two of the sinsles and
M ' one of llm doubles
.loffeo nnd Christ .. of cu Colli ce
won all the pnlnls for the local leam.
iiie former won his match with Taitenil
111 slr.ill.-ht ects, fi- '.' and 1 - I In the
doubles t hoy ilefcaird Crutiner and I'.HIs
of Vcriiioni with case Jarmnlowsky of
C C N V. and linsnicr of Vcrinntii
fuinitdud Ihe star perfoiiitani e In the
singles. The latter won after exira
names. The Miiumurlcs :
Similes- JofTce. C I
Tanaerl. Vermont, ii
nionl. dcfi-a'cd lir.-il.e.
s 5. Clill.tle. C t' S
Veriuoai. i I r I,
dcfi Htcd .1 irmoioM sa
S 1 ilefesled
ii I Pearl, Vel
c n v . s
. defeated Pill..
Iilsmii, Veruiiiti'.
' C S . s .
Iiollldes .loffee and l bristle (' C ,S V
defeated ilnnncr and Hills Veiimini. i. i.
I. 3: I'e.ir, mil TlUKcrl. Verinani, ,r
foiled Prake and llmidt C i S V , 0 !
C 1
Vnrrcs Xl Hold. Ills iiile,
Nliw.tlii., ,N. .1 , Ma.t I The iiciiiii
nary bouts In llm national .. ,,
wrestling ch:iiiipiuishii.s began here to
night They will continue to-morrow
night mid the finals will be decided
Salurd.iy. fpyrns Vnrres, the oi(y
champion who ciunpeied, pinned Mike
Hlrllni of the National Tittn Vereln
tn the mat iiflrr a brief rtitiBsic.
Toit'se, Adelphl Aindimt. Ii fealed Smllll
and ii'llrlen, Foruliaiti I'r p, S, s- t
Manager llerbeit (llotcr of Ihe Adel
phl Acadrmv baseball team again Is In
good .standing. The ban 011 him was
lifted Tuesday and he took bold of the
team In nine for It to defeat lto)s High.
.Mm Moneypeiiny and Harry d'ltrlen,
who felt the Iron band along with (Ho
ver, will be reinstated next Tuesday
Maxwell A Croohe, faculty athletic
coach of Newtown High School, has been
I transferred to .Manual Training. While
at the F.lmhurst School Coach Croohe
turned out three championship tennis.
In 1914 Newtown won the city baseball
title and In 101.". ami this year the
hchool won the basketball championship
of Queens. He will take an actlvo part
In athletics at Manual following the
summer vacation.
The third annual outdoor Interclass
games of Townsend Harris Hall, sched
uled for this afternoon, have been Indeft
tiltclj postponed. The C C N, Y. Held,
where the meet was to have been held,
Is being made rendy for the Shakespeare
masque to be held the latter part of
the month. The games probably will he
held at either f'rotona Field or Ma
combs Dam Park.
Coaih Hook of the Clinton fontha.ll
leam Is holding practice almost dull
Among- thoe out are three "C" men
who will he available next fall
An event for evening high school ath
letes has been added to the programme
of the St John's College games to he
held on the campus Saturday afternoon.
May l.t, The race will be at one mile.
IJulrles close to-morrow with !ou!s I..
Mclntyre, St John's College.
The Klngsley School tennis team of
Kssex Fells, N. J., hats arranged the fol
lowing schedule : May 9. Orange High :
May in, Montelalr Academy : May 23,
Monlclalr High : May 30, Bloomfleld
High. Tho finals of the school tennis
tournament will be held on June
Coach Stanley McOahle his arranged
two dual meets for the Poly Prep track
team. They were with Ftnyvr.mt on
May 13 and Hrasmils on e.ther May a
or 2".
Tile duxl meet scheduled for yesterday
between F.rasmus Hall and St Jnhn'
Prep did not take place. It was called
off In- mutual consent
Cl.ntnn Illume, veteran piihr of
Krasimi" Hall, has been erlouslv In
jured and w'L be unable to leprescnt t e
Fl.itliush school for the rema.ndfr of the
season. Th!" Is the second setbiek Krss
inil has rsre.ved In the pitcher's box
Walte C Hovl, tbe mainstay, left school
Isivison. Smith nnd c.irroa will alter
t.dte on the mound now
Russell More Than
Match for Dorizas
PHILADELPHIA. May 1.
Mike Dcirizns. the fnmouit
Greek of the University of Penn
sylvatiin, yielded up his crown to
day as Perm's .strongest mnn. His
master is Kdward C. Russell, a
senior in the Wharton School and
a star tncklo of the vnrsitv foot
ball tenm of 111 15. The streiiKth
tests were held in the university
cymnu.iium with ninny contend'
ers for the Greek's crown. Dori
zas hud held his own so easily in
previous contests that there was
some surprise when it was found
that in the iwernuinjr of scores
Knell had defeated him.
BREAKS LEG SLIDING TO BASE.
i
iiit II tire n Injiireil In tiilerfni-
lernll) dame it I Colnmbln.
SSKtna Alpha HpsiUm defeated Alpha
Chi ltlin In the last came of the first
r",mi1 "f Columbia s Interfratcrtnt.v
tournament )i.sterday by a score of 13
to , It was a costlt victory thotiKh
as Maurice P Van Ituren. centre fielder
for the S A. I: clan had to In. car
ried off the field wit I, a broken lei;
Van liurcii was silil'iic into second In ,
the thin! tuning- and Ind le.iclud Hit-,
bac. safe by luch,s His rlcht Icr. how- .
cter. was tw'stcil almost to a rich!
IttiKle by H,,. force of its contact Willi !
the ban Surceons from SL Lukes llos-
l.llul unl.l I. .. . n I .... I . I
pltal
said It was a bad break
The
score
II i:
Slirma Alpha npii'mt 4 I H 1 -
.Mplia Chi Hho It 1 n ; t
Huttsrles- Kennedt ,xn-1 llr.id et
and Pat, anil Caldwell
Mi er
( ii Im. ii Mars Unit Columbia.
The Pnuphkeepsip Cuban stars de-
reaieii ine coiunibla nine In a practlco
name Instlnic six Iiiiuiibs yesterday by
I a seote of t In The score
' It 11 L
. Cuban Sltra 111. 1 flu s
Co, in nbli ,1 i n 1 (i i)i 7 a
Hiitierle--.tn,ln. and Johnson PI llnettl
and lime T niple
Lit fa set le Xlnkea Clenn xnerfi,
LVantos, Pa., Mid' 4 - Lafayette made
Ii clean .sweep of Ihe tennis match played
with Syracuse on tho Lafayette courts
this afternoon. The filial result was a
s.-oro of fi to n. Opt Pardie gained the
must dccis.vn victory when he defeated
Norton two love sets.
Ftiresl Pnpk (creella In rinr Shnpe.
John 15 Weler. P.uk i 'oninilssoner of
gucens, will ilme the first ball at iM.
formal opening for the season of the
golf links In I'Virost Park on May 12
The pulling greens on the public course
are In flrsl class condition They have
been watered by a pipe system instead
of bt sprinkling c.uts as w,k Ihe cus
tom In previous rars
Western Assoelnlliin llesulls,
Port Smllll. II Me Vtesuer :
lieitisoo, x i Iklahonia tltt (
Tulsa, 7. P,,rl. J
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of our store.
WRIGHT DITSON
16 Warren Straat, N. Y. City
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