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THE SUN, THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1916. H
pses at Belmont Park Terminal Good Horses to Race at Jamaica Track To-day Pittsburg Girl Wins Again
AMATEUR RACING
MEET IS REPLETE
WITH REVERSALS
IlrlimmlV Top lint Hnislies
Klr1. bill .lililtrps I'luco
Him Second.
ukications i-x
STKKPLK.MIASK HACK
.R,.tAui rai'hic season tvnuiui un
... T..,.U, ,.l n'llhnnf W.
inttrciy at. nriMi.j.ii - v
.( the mot remarkable day's sport that ,
. ....... .. I. .,..,., I nt limit meOtS. ?
,lfr lias "-' "- - - n
. ... f.orllp C.-llllP bOtHO II WlnilOr. !
,) unr ....... ----
but In All the oilier races mi..-.- (
t. . j k..n merlooked by the wise division
ran , .
cum S.lloplnB 1,1
Perhaps "io monl unusual wrarfii
. .. i. Ua nrtli rneo ttlioll It.lY
' nil anii.- iii
n.i Belmont rode n stirring finish on
. . i. .i..,.-. lmrse Ton mil mm anir
l ,S Irtlin'
..irr over the finish lino In front a
.vl head before Torerh was placed ,
Mon.l by tlif Judges, in ninny Instances
,sc angle t the nnlsn it inane n-n.un
. ht. f..r the difference t oplnlnii be
iufdi Hie Judges a"'' ,1,p spectators, 1,111
.i !... r.-..r In Hip nrrn i
lino with '
(x Hern ;
il flnl'b and tlino wnn m rn.m . (
11 . i-,wi dm rtti.
,.,ht i:y man w" 'i' "'"
h from thf prc: !lnnn iifcmrm mo
pilmont color fianhed In front at tho
"! . ..
AunuJt Polmont una nit party i
... -11 ..I .lt AnlaH
1 nox very nenriy aiiKiini
uil the oxcltfment when young Ilny-
ir.cnd urftd his mount to tne ironi n
Irtfnw. Apparently thorn was no ouch
ton In th minds of tbo occupants of
lh hov that the maroon ano fcanei
ieVt was In Iho mui. but cynical
nrfatbed the countenance of tbo
chalrmin of tbo Jockey Club when the
nuir.br of Torero was noisieu m me 1
:Pn of the list Instead of that of Top j
Hat.
( lo.lnu l,,lr.
TT.cre ore other untoward happen-
l-ss that made the closlnn u) 01 I Tiiller. Miss AliKfllca 'Jtrn. Mr. and
imatcur r.iclnu urason notablo. The Irl, A j I)r(,xcl nutdle, Jr.. Mr. and
meat remarkable was In the fourth rnc. ) Mr(l Anailer Jt. Duke, Hldney Dillon
lr which some of the best ateeplechnaerij nlpiay, UltH KnbeUi Sandt of N.
of the day competed. The Imported j tOIt . Mr ,, Mrs w Halsted Vnnder
hore MarcclllnUH was made favorite. , Vot j,r nt, Jtra A,-orrlo .stllai1. Miss
but ftrons support was accorded to Alldrry HotTniaii. John McE. Bowman.
Sk.bbfnen and Hello of Ilryn I Frederick T. Krellnuhuysen, W. Archer
loners krpt Marcelllmi up with 'J") ' Thomson, J. Schuyler Casey. Frank
mlv pace, hut In the backitretch on Dorl(ri A1Ian ,nkerton. Mr. and Mrs.
the second turn of the course Sklbbercen E Vnn (,pr mm Kochi William Koch,
went to the front. The contestants in Mr) Rob(rt Aljrt,lt uou,h llalght, Mr.
this time were far awny from the lew n(l Mrfl t!oorKl s vnen. Mr. and
ef the ordinary observer and c , Mn, Tliom.is Hitchcock. Miss Helen
dceptlon of the plain ' p,1"; Hitchcock. Ml?s Hose Dolan. Mrs. Kd-
berecn hd deprlxed Marcelllnua 01 111c -n an1 mm annR nundolph.
lead little could be torn. .,. 1 1
In the stretch lc" ''"""!!'
(Mnz and the Imported
before .he determined rush of sk ereen ,
im ncuo ui !'
the ruce by ten lensths, with the nel e
ui'nd. The numbers went up In this
oMr Ith Itobert 1.. flcrry's KontllRhts.
a JO to 1 shot, third. Before the backcm
0.' ?klbbereen could collect there was
a ritnennir 01 mr p.. .7 1
'and -econa horte s! Both hsd been I hall I Keene, llerald Hull Qray. Mr.
.MrVorttK ths course on tholand Mrs. Morgan Belmont. Mrs Payne
S? nrn. and "..rcelllnus. Instead of .Whitney. Ml- Join Whitney Miss Mil
rrovtnsr lip Into the money also was d,s- dred Heex.s. M -s Mam J.ahn. Jy
da timed. This left KoottlKhts the win- Coogan. Archibald Barklle. Ilenp- 8
?( Harry l.t Mnnt.ifinc s Swish sec-' l'age. Charles It. Flelschman. lMward
n'-d and I" Ambrose, Clark's Distance, and Stuart Vo.s. Jefse I-ewlsohn. K.
U tSklddy on Stade. Mrs. Charles Carej
Tie rjreentres Stable, which had 1 ltumsey. Mr and Mrs. W Scott Cam
proved the rensatlon of the opening day, eron, Henry Sage and Ulftord A. Coch-
cnrre-pondlncly unfortunate yeater-. r.in.
dav In four races the bearers of tbe .
r.nk ml bl.icV stripes were favorites,
hu: not one of them got down In front.
vV 1 .trier the old rename 01 mo j
:ao was galloping out III front In
f Maoneradera llAndle.il oer tbe
Ihe- m.lT' rou. until the stretch, and
11 iv,e time It looked as tnougu lommj
Wrliht. the Haltlmoro amateur. Iiau an
he couid do to keep the C.reentree horse
In he, It Then came .1 determined rush
bv W It. Martin's added starter. Bache-
Ir. and tn plte of nil Wright's efforu
Baeheloi retched the , Judge three
luiEth' ahead of Web Carter. 1
Vnolber Favnrllr l.oaea.
Arother hot favorite supplied by the
Creentree Stable fell by the wayside
ahen Syoset II. tailed In the. last rnce
over the i'.imns. Powers wn guiding
evoaset II alone nearly ten lengths In
f,n. . , .1.. aia nn , V. a Knot, .Irotell of
,s . a e h. n,ir.A he.n l ie
favorite took off too soon at a Jump and .
lir.dM right In the middle of the oh-
.ttcl The race was over then, and
..." v. v.,,, ii,,i, v.- -
, -iuourr -ame nume an - ,
Tne r'suIU
.
. "leeple-
FIlt.-T HACK
Th' llinuaoiia Selhiu Handicap
chin for fnur-yeai-olds and upwaiu.
inlttiV
inout mo and a nan mura.
Ilire and are
Wt
Jockey
Prne. Fin
AMon f.
fi.tntam
rorih.ood R
Hi.
ill
11:
IIS.
Cant well
Knhler
VVolke
2d 5i 1
IM 7 1" !
M Vf. s
1.-3 7-10 t
Antiiale. C
Kelleher
TltnAr.
r,r,M .1 art 1011 aiily Atvlon. br e bv
') Mm Doone owned by Mllltown
trained or W Boiian.
SKCONI) HACK.
Tr.r Sotti Shore Handicap; for threoyear
M and upward, value. ll.onOi one mile on
tt.e fit
Hor.- and ae Wt Jockey. Price Fin
FVrnr Is J 101 . Itvan. V . 2-S l1
f.juiii 5 12S Hanover PM 3-1 2t
Ahxrt 1 ... in Frbrnther : 4.: 31
T'tjii 1 ii navies M 2-V
not'itor I tOS , Slerrell 12 1 M I
, Time-1 .51 2-5
(fiad art . son handily FernrnoU. e;i c ,
V P.oek sn, Ferment; owned by Auamt
Seimtirit trained tiy S C lliltrelh
THIRD RACI.
.T'e Ma.viera.ler. Handicap, steeplechase.
Jr l.untera. gentleman ndeia- value. W.
aroj, iru, rniU s oier bru.h course
llore- arid aae Wt .loekev Pme Fin
Lvrn.or a 131 . MrWltM't'ii T 1 . !
""Ifarlrr a ir.D . MiTVVrlsrlit h .. 15 2"
ftJ'l'PO a is.-,. , M
Mj-terei.Irvnie a 111,. M
ff!e Thlntle a tl,i..M
"011 Ilteher a in.. M
-P00 a IS.-. MttliM'i'Jrti 3 5 31'
. MrrnAin !
. MrOll ke,3.12i. S-l r,
. Mrllf He! 4d
, . none e;u
.r'iod mart; son eailly flachflor. eh, .. by
irm-nih if -Splnater; ouned and trained by
R Martin.
FOURTH RACE
Till
taint
g)iiiineeoe.( Handieap: tieepleehaas
ii an; aoout two mura
footliirhts, a. .US,, Keating .31-110.1 Hi
I"!"!, a. . UJ,.xVolUe. . n :. f,.5
aitlt1" ' 131 MrAJAD'l. ! 31 3
Ikibberetn a. .. .111,. Henderson. ! 2-1
0IBrynMwr.8..1M..Wlllama... I t 3d
SMwllinua. a 155,.!uja It.W M
l-l'ion VVIni 6 ,13!,. Oaiklnn 30 t lt-1 t
tan uronr roume tKell
. Time. I;27
"od lrt. won drivtni, Footllshls, eh. t
V liiHTi-Fliltermoue: ntnsl by Rnlrt
Gerrys trained by J, Y. Newman.
FIFTH RACK
.The Termlna' llandiean: fot ihree rear nhli
JM tipsard; v.aie -,0O; about six and t half
ar or., on H., .
tm -lll Til,
JneUer IVIeo.Jtn.
! II i f,
IV) VK'Pr'rnn ! !-1 1"
11, Mrltnelm't 10 i.
UI,. MrMR'rer IM 41 S
1I..Mr.lTueker , 5 2-5
IM MrllTltek'r -3 2-n
IM,. MrFOAlp'a 15. 1 4 1 (
ao.aWet (
j-uirert a
""'Mtr t,,
eupled ii Kramer entry,
r.. Tlme-IUl"
eood atari : won drlslnt. Terere, r.
JAMES IIUTLER and his High Noon, which prom
iscs to bo one of the leading contenders in the
mmmT-" -
s v-"- a
e-v'
4 .
n. J..V
l,.,rw'i
t
w 't.VJrJ
'V.v.-v
I X
.y,..
,
! V
Slxsrr
I'pitnti Mntiohur a nur.pd br Mr Cfctl Rra
b.ion traliiril bv J ll.i'iinci
SIXTH HACK
''b Old Diianl Mrrplfi lu: nr non-ain
mitri;
HmwandMP.
wt
ill
1ST
117.
131
Jnekpf
Wnlke .
(ixkim .
Wllliami
Kextlnc.
llryanl ,
rrlr rin
. M :! t'H
. i :-i j"
. 31 4-3"
101 11
, M-l l
. 1 M
TD 1-1
Triiimonrr.
Mo. a
Crrt Hill,
Ambrofinn, 4. .,
l'sjr Sirk. t.
Srofucl II. I
, 1SI
Kl,. Tumulty.,
IO. , roKcrt...
Fell.
TlmP-:.
Oood tturl: won diivlnr. Tttdltloniir. blk..
. by Waterbiiry Tradlllon; ownd by H. La
Montarne; trtlned by J. K. FrayUDC
SOCIETY AT THE RACES.
31 mi j llMxr l.unphron Club Hf
fnri tbr Sport nrstna.
Tbe threatcnlnff weatber had It f-
f(ct 01 ,hc nltemlaneo wllch xVR, muc,
UtK ,han th(4t on ,hc oponnf; Aay but
th()M w)jo bravc (he olem(m9 foun1
It worth the while. As usual many
.lunched at the Turf and Kleld Club be-
1 fore tbe rnces.
1 ... .. .. ............. MPB T I n.
Mr. and Mrs. Haymond Nellson. James
Park, Mrs. Andrew McKlnney. Bernard
M. Baruch.. Bayard Tuckcrman, Jr.. Mr.
Holmont. Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Adamt ("ark. Mr. and Mrs. w
imi-uaU flrurp Mr Thorns. Hastings.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Butler Duncan. Mr. and
Mrs. August Belmont, Jr., Mr. and Mrs.
F. Ambrose Clark, Count arid Countess
Jem do la Urcze, Mr. and Mrs.
, Dcvcraux. Mllhuin, Mr. and Mrs. Morton
, s,...r fharleH A. Sehwartz. Kox
LOUISVILLE RACING RESULTS.
ptrat naie-rour and half furlnnaj
Jark Wlgln, 11J (O'ntryl. ' 1 .'. i.
"?11i..yoan.."ieid;I.J?,?;
:nt.i.r. in; (Cooreri. M.JO, third. Time,
0;SS :-5. Tbo nuke,
.-iwet Helen, tla
i"""
,,nm '"' peVihle also ran
sieennd Hnce six furlontsi Panhandle.
110 (Mci'aUe;. M.to, 11.60 nd U.so.
J,7Vu'f MUFtlil'j
Time, l.l'., olil Charter, Stephen, n
wun .
ee-
third
anil
Kallier K'liy io ran.
Third Hoce One mile Irapritve, lot
(Hhllllngl. :.0, I2.H0 and lilt. on
ThankuKlvlnp. 106 (C. Hum . 110 '.10 and
3, fecomt. H.,rry Gardner. Ill (Murphy),
I: 50. third Time. 1 :40 4-5. Col. McNab
anil Anihm's !." '" ran.
Kounll llace nix luriuinr; p-iiii r-r,
1H (Murphyl. 13 TO. K.VO ml w-nn,
Dlek Williams. 10" Hlarner). 14 10 and
11,50. second. Col, Sparkler,
(Vi UIUNU' ,
j.. .vouredilln and Jluffsker alao ran
Fifth Hare The Ila.hford Manor 1
Stake. i h'L7r out" n 1
,rt ,1.1-a. Time. 11133-
- - u,,lln. m ((tnnaei, nut and out. aec
iondi Berlin. 1!1 IMurphy). out. third,,
1 Time, 0:55 3.5 Onl three .tarter. '
lxth Usee For thre-ye.ir-oM . coin
I ' Hlllng. lv turlonga Briar.
n ' ... . j a a-n .t l'i In .
r . .1 . I . 1 III n unrl IllaTfl
Tlm. ri5. Bnetor Max. J 1. CantrlM,
ThonwnoJ, insinu" " " 'i u,,ii
"'"Jeventh Hare Tor three. year-old. an, I 1
inward, selling; one mile and a sixteenth
lipwaril. " .uhintn-i. 117. 0. IT. 60
ami It. won 'cjueen Apple. Ot Mailer.. 1
:;''.' mi ..rand. Han ds. 92 Hunt i.'
liar) third. Time, t :7 -5. Flo.u
Walker, Mls Tsnnle, Sauterelle. and Billy
joe also ran,
PIMLIC0 RACING RESULTS.
Flral Uaie For two-yaar-olda. "ilini;
four and a Half furlonnai Yellow Sally, luf
(Anderion), 14 40. 13. 0 and 13.80. won,
Wr'i.V. los'fHalll M.70 and 4.10. .econd,
Almee T.. 102 (Hhulllnger), 13.20,
,ll o.sc t-6. Hon Olli. Doc.
Mitts.
llendlet and l.antana alio ran,
Second Haco riteepl.chaeo for four,
ipar.oldi and upward: lllng. two nilleii
itbiMuti 143 (V. VVIIIUm.l. 14.90. JS.S0 an.
I-so won. Cnour. 138 (Bunnell!. 14,50
iad 3 "cond" Cu Hon. 13S (O'Connor).
13.0 third. Time, 4:10. Car. liold.n
Vale. Buillt. Llttla Hugh and Sand Hog
''ThfrTHaro Selling i four.) ear-oldi and
no won: Supreme, 107 (Hchtm-
k ni iii lO and l.(0. second: snipiiern
a. 102 (Anderson), isto,
i Til 1.6 Naab. Kenrock.
third. Time.
Uammon and
l,fvrurn.Vuee.Tw'0.ear.olds: pur.e, four
rH",uV:.Mv,Vi..w.n
..ciinu, v.-. Kox Trot
Tl.... 0 !3b X'0
llondase, Valtrlt
Weat and Dr. Nalaon alia
ran
iinr. selllnt: four-ytar-oida and
unwardt one mile nd rty yard": Brooms.
107 ( Anderson). M.0. 13 "" and 12.30,
edge, lui (. ',' ' 107 (Hchamehorn),
4 a'nd 12.80. second; Halfron
V-rii: 3. third. Time.
Hi
(J. Me.
Aprlat
1:47.
"AtirfiMt-W"""' feur.ystr.oiat and
..DwlriP one mile: Maxim's Choice 111
VE uLTriit. i tl 14 and 13.20, won Lucky
leor I 7 (K.'flh). I ""'I .&
imK itrolhcr, 113 (Mountain I. 14.30.
.'iVna Time. 1:41 S-t. Star Hint, MUt
Water.. Sprlngmai.. Nopler and Halurnui
'Vaventh Race Sailing: handicap; or
... v..,.,, i, and upward: U for.
liil.'i PtVl liatttr l0 J. McTafgart),
H""i0, Wand 14. won; .lea.a Jr. 100
1154. Iluiniiiaiion, - .
. i Ma e
rta. 1
1 f v
Pnumonok Handicap, opening day feature at Ja
tnnica this nftcrnoon.
A
METROPOLITAN RACING
SEASON TO BEGIN TO-DAY
Many Noted Thoroughbreds Are Entered for Paumo
nok Handicap, the Feature Event of the Opening
Day's Card at Jamaica Track.
Racing In the metropolitan circuit will
open to-day when tho Metropolitan
Jockey Club throwa Its gates open for
the crowd that Is expected to witness
the opening day's card on the Jamaica
track. There may be riper plums re
served for tbe patrons of Holmont l'ark,
but there wilt be no lack of Interest In
the events that are set for decision at
Jnmalci.
Owners of all cities have been racing
In distant parts, some having gone at
far ns Cuba and Mexico to tunc up their
candidates. These contests, with tbo
nrellMlnary skirmishes In Kentucky and I
Maryland, have been merely nppetlaera )
fr.r tho b!r doinirs which will start to-
,luv when the hoots and saddle signal
Is sounded at the Jamaica track.
Tho hunt meets ton hnve performed
Bn,.i.A ,n .i-iiAMinr- th nnnptlte
l.f tho Now Yorkers for the piece do
reslat.ince which Is to be served up at ;
the lpcltlmate otieulng Thousands In-
terested In racing hax-e attended tl.o
hunt meets, but there are many more1
thousands who have reserved their fire
for the big battle which will be started
when the thoroughbreds rarade this nf-1
tornoon. ,
For many weeks p.it the cream nf U
racing nrigane nns noon Kiunrniin
the local tracks. Most of ttio intenmng
competitors In the first meeting have
been quartered at tne Jamaica irnca. nm
there was not room there for nil thoe
which have engagements In the early
events. Belmont Park Is sheltering Its
quota of thoroughbreds and a number
of promising candidates have Indulged
li their preparatory gnllops at the old
Oraveaend trnck.
The entries for to-day Indicate good
racing, with the Pauinonnk Handicap, at
six furlongs, as tho feature. A number
of last season's star performeie havo ac
cepted the weights for the handicap nnd
there Is no doubt that a big Held will
go to tile post. Sixteen are named, with
II, C Hnllenbeck's The Finn In the
honor position carrying l!fi pounds. In
a nice of a longer distance It la conceded
that this Impost would ho easy for the
Hallenbeck champion, but there .iro
many who contend that The Finn, good
r.uer as he l, cannot develop speed
enough to beat a high class field nt six
furlongs,
The weakness of The Klnn In this re
Mect Is made more apparent because of
the presence In the entry list of several
high class sprinter" Tho most formida
ble of this lot Is James Butler's High
Noon, w .ilch lias a concession of four .
pounds from The Finn. Another dinger-1
ous performer Is Top th' Morning, In i
with 117 pounds In spite of the fact thai ,
he has been prominent In races on the I
Maiyland track. Slumber II., tho Whit
ney enstoff, Is another thnt has done
teinarkab'.y well in recent races, nnd il ,
would be no surprise if he came home
In front Perhaps ono of the most 1
HARVARD OARSMEN
OBLIGED TO SWIM
Crews How Past Finish Line
Into Routrh Water and
Both Swamp.
CAMsntPOF. Mas". May 17 -Harvard's
Invitation rowing regatta opened
on the Charles Tllver this afternoon
under condition's anything but propi
tious. There were only three races, one
for the Harvard
Club crews, one for
colleg crews
nnd another for school-
boys,
Tho collealnn Independents furnished
I plenty of excitement, Hlllot nnd Thayer
i Hall crews wire in tins eir,,., ,n,.,.,
winning the inllo brush by a quarter of
1 u boat length. Both ciews, however, not
hearing the finish signal, Kept on rowing,
passsd under the Harvard bridge, ami
when In tho roughtcst of water both
shells sank, The metropolitan police bo it
rescued tho Thayer crew and tho ref
eree's launch picked up Rlliot, tlm boys
being hustled dow n to Iho 1'nlon Bo it
Cluh bouse, where tliey were nibbed
down with a will.
All tho oarsmoii could swim and din
nut mind their ducking n nit .mini
Olllphatit, the Klllot stroke, found It
illlllcult to navigate and was pulled front
tho water by Ted Storer. it ounger
brother of Harvard's old football cap
tain. The time nf tho race which ended
with so much excitement was .'. minutes
43 second.
Ill the race for college ctev the Mas
sachusctts Institute of Technology eight
beat tho Tufts first and second crews In
8 minutes 31 4-fi seconds, und In the
Clioolhov race Noblo and (iieenougll
beat Hiookllne High and Huntington
High In 6 mliiulea 17 3-0 seconds, Tech.
nology's wlnnlnsr margin was about a
length, while Noblo School Unbind
ahead by a length also,
College Baseball He.tills.
Vrm I l.Hfavette. 3,
Fountain, tl. (' C. N. T ,
Harvard Vale, rain.
Cornell. IS: Michigan, a
Navy, 3; (leureetown, 1,
33 r
POSSIBLE WINNERS AT
JAMAICA TRACK TO-DAY
Klrnt llace Mght Owl, Wonrtlrap,
Hall).
Sernnit Knee Dr. flremer, Virginia
W.. Ktellarlna.
'I hlrd Ituee- SI. Forward. 'ose
Surli, llunnlng Shut.
fourth Itaee Tup n' th' Morning,
High .Viiiiii. Dying Kalry.
Tilth Hare l.uther, Sum Me.Mee
Kln, tialbip.
Math Hare Amhreae, l'ullui,
.Vatlgutor.
S
lightly handicapped of t
s Capt. K, B Cassatf,
the aKed rtlylaonl
F,ylng Hairy.
Inner of many important turf (ontesls
Shn is In vtlth 110 pound", There are
many other good ones on the list and
it will takA a ket'n iuilcp nf nast ner-
fornmnces to select the winner of the
opening handicap of the Metropolitan clr-1
cult
Arrangements have been made to
hnndle ,i big crowd mill also to see thnt
the law In leferenee to gambling Is not
violated. As at the hunt meets, it Is
bi Moved that there will be n number
of men willing to lay prices, hut not to
make books In the old fashioned way
1110 sbieiu 01 creuu wnicn mainiaineu
lat year will be in operation ngsln and
ny man wlioo credit Is good will be
able to w.tKcr on hit clioite In the
Pauinonnk Handicap or ai other ivenl
et for this nftetnoin. The entiles fol
low Pir.l Kaoe To year old; malileni; five
furlnnta:
Whirlint Dun .... 1i:Jaci Mount limp I II:
llaliv""" li:iciiieri5i
Nttht OhI 1l 1
Sr. ond Hare 1 liree year old and upard.
ellintl five and a half lurlniisn. 1
Jtae 11 . liu noouialr 11
Theeurei III i'avihutk t:
Heii.tib!e 10.1 School Iloj .. lx
Iir ilremer . 103 Virsuua V. ... ct
Key Oak h ond . HIIQuwii Nab.. . . W3
Mell.xniia loil
Third ilaie Two-year-olda; iuffollt Selling
take.; llvo furlonci.
Little Abbey . IWi Noneuch Ids
lUiniims -hot JJ.'jUoiiie . 10
County Court loijack .Mount (Imp) 1:
llnvzem . IJlSnlivaae i")
Mraishl Forward IM
Fourth Itaee -Thne.year oldaj l'aumonuk
Handicap, i:.6v'. aix lurioucs
Sand Morili.. 9,Slumber II .. l.'l
llenet uleiii ilmp 1 10.1'rlni ut Coma .. 101
DUirtl llllsillra . .... lnj
Flying Fair) 1111 Hauberk inj
.iT.v.hi 101 Tea t'addv ..
Top n' the .Morning 110 High Noon
Comely lit Lora-
Monlre.or lno'The- linn
i.l
Fillh lUce Kour-jear-old. nnd upward
mIIiik, one mile an.i a siatrentu
l.mlur ill ulop
,IP vm. Johnston 114 Black Pine
i ui
sm McMickiu . us
,,..r..
upaaru.
ixlli Han- Three )car old and
ailliiK, aix furliiues
Sulfllool (Imp ).. llPullux
Ambroo . lJ4 1xni.li
N.ivlsator ,
Apprentlcp allow antf claimed
12J
ill
SWEEPING SHIFT IN
PENN VARSITY GREW
Stroke Itoss and Pepper, at No,
i, Only Men Missed Iiy
Wrijrht's Axe.
PlIII-iPKI.PIIIA, May 17 Coach Jeie
Wright Jii't gave Pennsylvania's varsity I
crew to-day probably the biggest shake. '
up that iver occurred In a Quaker crow;
at mhlse.iMin Pacemaker Boss and
Pepper, at No, tl, of the first varsity
eight, weio the only men who were not
struck by Wright's bomb, which sent
tho whole bow four of tho varsity back
to the second boat. Capt. Chlckerlng
was changed from No. 7 to bow, which
reallv Is his legular berth, and Snll,
j ..n..... -
only other varsity man retained,
the
was changed Irnm No. I, to No. 2. Lit
tleton was (.witched from No 7 III til" l
junior boat lo the samp poitloii iii the
ai"ilv Madeira and tilau., who have
boon rowing ', and r, respectlvel) in the
Junior boat, were swung Into the two
vacant places In llio varsity at 4 and 3, 1
More weight nnd stamina aio now In
thn varsity shell and Coach Wright he
lleves that this will be a great help In I
facing the four mlln grind on tho Hud
I n,n Itivcr course, especially If tbo race
I" rowed against the wind, In tho Yale
lace the light Conn crew had the wind
with II nnd went ilnely, hut In the last
two contests, nt Annapolis and III tho
Chillis cup race, the men pulled against
a lieiul wind and did not have tho stam
ina and power back of them for the
milled wnili. The liiiatH nre now seated
an follows :
Varsity -How. ('bickering, 2. Woll
3, (Han.. 1, Madeira i'liryoa; fi, Pep
per, 7. Littleton , stroke. Boss ; coxswain,
Foster.
Junior Bow, dels. 2, McCJnnlg.il, 3,
Hrellllnger ; 4. (liinther; fi, Wlrkman;
(1, Tllden ; 7, (iolbnni; stroke, Drayton,
coxswain, Weirick.
Tlininita Whips BniK) Louis,
I AI Thomas of l'nglniid oiilpninlPd
j BaiM.v l.ewls of Newark laM night n
I tun ,-itaeilum A. ( . iiiomi.is Nun.-tiiuieii
for Jimmy andtraon, who was not al
lowed lo box by the cluh vhyslclan.
MISSGUTHRIEJUST
AS GOOD IN DOUBLES
IMttslmrg Olrl Pnirs With Miss
Unllin nttd Wins in Sec
ond Hound.
WILD STROKES IX WIND
The inoriilng's rain put .1 ciltnp In tho
playing of the slnsles In the metropolitan
women's championship lentils tourna-
, ment at the West Shin Tennis Club
Minrts In Forest Mills, I. I, xcMerday
and the exenlng'n showeis held up tho
mixed doubles. Between precipitations
good progress was made In the women's
I doubles, to tbo Joy of the committee.
There was a great x-arlety of tennis,
good doubles, middling doubles and bad
I doubles, but nil were affected by tho galo
which swept across the courts. Tbe wind
I made the good appear poor nnd the bad
! to look relatively good because the on
looker could not be certain whether It
uas tho weather nnd wind or tbe player
that was accountable fur the wild
strokes.
However bad the weather ami there
fore the playing conditions, one Ihlm!
Mood nut as It has bien standing out
sine: the lumiciiiiiir. hctan, ami that
was the plnhi of Miss Martha (lutlirle 1
of Pittsburg. It does not follow that a
good singles plaer must be a topnntoh
doubles pliiior, but Miss Gutlirlo showed
jcetorday that she Is as much nt home
In the doubles play as In the singles 1
The Pittsburg girl paired up with Miss I
Florence Ballln of tho West Side Cluh
and defeated Mrs. Ingo llartmann nnd
Mrs. Percy Wllbourn of tho New York
Lawn Tennis Club In tho second round,
winning straight bets at 6 2, 8 1.
Mlaa ilatlln Iinprorra,
Mrs. Hnrtmaun and Mrs. Wllbourn
hail beaten Mrs. W Voss and Mrs. .1 W.
Jenkins In consecutive sets nt 6 2, f - l 1
In tbe only first round match of the '
' tournament and appeared tap.thle "f
fiviiiR an iirillii.il y team a good llcht. I
1 At no tln-.o during their match with .Ml-s I
'Outline ami Miss Ilallln, honever. were j
they even In the running Mis" liuthrin
I did everything well. Her (rvloe was'
' strong nnd her drives, prop,. lied by a j
'free, hard hwlng, Mere ton much for tli"
opposition to handle The Pittsburg
gltl's brilliant g. 111,11 bad a coo, I i ir,'. t ,
on Miss Halllii too. It brought out the.
tip.f lnnll!q tin ths. n.rf nf tliA V.t Slili
Club girl that slie ban Miown during the
M1. ijutilrlp', remark ible work In tbu
tourn,iinent to duo brought many
l.tud.iiory word-t from the experts who
have watched her on the tuurla P'i
opinion that she will win her way
through the entire upper halt of tie
draw ami rea. h th.. tlnal round Is nr ic-I
t'cally unanlmou- anil because of th'ver when h,. I not plaln tennis, at
fact that In the national championship i. , iuring tne nrsr so; i.uner
at Philadelphia laet ear the .vnung nun could not get t;,e lull to ihyme
Pittsburg gill made Mls Molla Itlur- , w 'th Ins racquet and heneo threw away
stedt IlKbt bard to win a thr, set
match many believe that she has more
than an outside chance to win the tille. ,
Mrs. VV rat er end .Mra. noil XX m. ,
Mr. siopnrpr I .,i!rir,n vv.-,ver i.n.l 1
Mr. I!,iu.i W.,,.,1 uor in., oi.lv ii.iir '
to win two m.ttihus during tip' da
I They advanced to the lound btfor' the
scml-linal" In the sc. ond round they
I defeated Mrs. It. C Miller and Mr-.
A H. Chapln at I, fi - .'. and later
In th- day ellm'iiated Mrs. Manbetmor
and Mies Levy at .', 6.' .Mrs. Theo
dore Oassebecr and Miss Marian Van
drrhoof .Inn reached the fourth round.
but had to pla only one match to do :u
Tliev ... ored their xlrtorv mi-r Mrs.
.1 F. Hallo) and Mrs. II. Zohst nt 1.
,2
The onl thing
upset during tlio
that resembled
"n
was tho defeat of Mls Helen Alexander
and Miss Ina A. Klesel. a Philadelphia
team, by Miss Jane Bow son and Miss
Dora (1oodbod The latter pa.r won
In straight sols at ti 3, 6 3, outplay. nt
their rivals all the way. Only one mat.h
was plajed in the mixed doubles and
re-ulteil in an as victor) for M'.i
HJuistcdt and Theodore Itoosevelt Pell
over Mi II Pennington and Phelps
Stokes at -2. 'I '.'.
The schedule for to-da) calls for the
nl.ix I111: of the fifth round of the sin
gles and the third round of tl.o doubles
.1.. I...- VU r.e.rtti , ,1,1 ml nIXvllltil. at
1.1... .(,,,.1,1..., iii 1.0 e,i,m,i..t,.,t I,, t im
early afternoon, woathe- ermitlliig. an.l
i.iitnM nr too liuxeii i in ti imps i aveii
i.. .1... in.. ,i rr.., -iiii.in Tlm hit mui., rl.-,R ;
ill lie- ...ii- .....-,..
, Metropolitan t'lnimploiislilp vv o:iu n.
1 t,iuble, Firal Houtul Mr. InKO llartin inn
jni( Nlr l.,.rc tvill.ourn defmted Mrs,
VV Volcano .Mrs j u jpiimii. s . ( e
S 'Cou.l lt'iund Mia. Jane How. on and
Ml-i Dorv (loodbn.ly (,.featsd Vli.- He e1
i. innder snil Ml,. Ina A Klsl 6 L
s j Ml.. I' llr.iluerd and Ml.i A t'rnam
won from Ml Margaret Tailor nun .Mr.
Shnltuik liv di-fau t, Mr.. S J Mrau". nnd
M I) l.'ovs ilefeati..! Mr., iior.,. Im
Cersdorg and Mre li (ireene, (. - J t 3.
Mi.. Marin Wanner mid Miss Mnl'a It lijr
ateill defeated Mr- IHVld I Ml, Is nlld
Mr Albert Humphries, -2 - I Vlr
F.lward Haymond and Ml. IMna VVI'div
defeated Mr. II I'cnnlnii'on an.l f
tilll. (1-2. ft 3 Mr. VV ,-chiff and Ml-a
F. st Kahn won fro li Mr M B Hug ulid
i
Xlls. M 1 arte, )- p Hi-iiliin
xtr. riorence Hilltn nnd Ml. Martha
Cuthrle defea'd M r. Inun llariniaiin nod
Mr. Percy VVIlhourn, 62. 1. xtrs
wpencer Fullerton Weaver and Mr. It.w.
on Wood deflated Mr H c. Miller h ml
Mr. A. II. Chapln. 6 -1 t- 2 Mr. XI in-
heimer and Ml l.y won from Mr v '
xt Josephy and Mis. A Iilet.ili by d I
full M. f'.irlnna Winn and Ml-. Ade e
Hull defeated Ml". T Slilll and Miaul
Dwier, 0-3. 6 1. .MIS. 1UII1I Sl!llllHli HOI
Mlm Ablowlta win from Ml. Kstherine
Fore" and Mr. I. (1. Morris bv lef.iult
Mr. Hubert !. Hoy and Mr. 17 Smith
won from Ml (t.hnian and Mis. 11 itiv.er
' nV,nVr' defeste.l Ml., r.hrlch an I Mi..
Well. 6-2, -I Mr. J r. Hallo) .tad
Mm R .nhit won from Mr. A SI len
I tie'K slid Mr. I. I.lrhlenstetn by ilefui t
1 Xtr. Theodore Cas.ri,-er und Ml., viirl.m
IX'anderiioef won from Mr. A. A ;x iiidt-r
and Ml"S llarbe. hv dofuuit
Third Hound Mr. tpeneer Filllerion
XX'eaver and Mr. Ilmerai Wood defevti l
v(r- Manhelmer and Ml.s I.eiy. (!- 2. i - 2
ii r. iiiii,,!.1 - ' n.i-i -i,-- nui'n'i
I -nndi rhof defeu-ed Mr. .1 17 Halin nnd
Mrs Theodore Cno.l,r and V.. viarian
iitc V. Znh.t 6 1. I I
Metropolitan t'hamplntishii, mi,m
Mould"'. First Hound- VII.. Vo. a llhir.
.toll and Tlieadoro Ituos,M-t.r p. lef, i-tl
Mi H 1'enn'na on and I'hi p. -iP-ke.
I,. J H 2. Miss Florence Hi'Mn ,i I
Prederlik B Alexander w m (tun xi.
H'lweon Wood nnd partner by def iu' Mrs
.pencer i- tii erioii vv saver ?'t ('"' i'e..M
lull, lr . won from xtr. Itobert
i imv
and W Schtilerwln 1 bv default
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WHISKEY
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STRAIGHT PURE RYE
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1 'GREAT INJUSTICE," SAYS
LOCKWOOD OF NEW RULE
"Excepting Ouimet, Most of Those for Whom the Trap
Was Set Escaped," Declares Secretary of
Massachusetts Golf Association.
"llxceplliig Ouimet, most of those for
whom tho lr.111 was set escaped." said
Arthur (I. Dockwood of Boston, one of
the golfers declared Ineligible for hiiih
tinr competition under the new rule of
the I. S. i), A , jeslerday. Irfickwood,
who Is Mvtclnry of the Massachusetts
tlolf Association, explained that his po
sition pretents him from speaking as
fteely as he otherwise might. "In the
near futiiie," be said, "I will haxe a
more definite nnd mole startling state
ment to make,"
"A great Injustice has been done," de
clared Lockwood. "Tho V. S. U. A. over
stepped the mark In adopting a rule not
appclMu enough. It Is too hniy nnd en
abled certain ones to escape who should
base In en punished under Its provisions.
"Tbo threat contained In tbe new rule
will keep many ambitious young men out
of tho sporting goods business because
they desire to retain their amateur
standing. This will result In men un
familiar with golf nnd golf goods taking
positions, mid they will lack expert
knowledge There u I) be many cases
niinunr to one 1 learned of in Boston
recentlj A woman went Into a golf 1
WASHBURN ADVANCES
IN TENNIS TOURNEY
He Defeats Gniterninn nnd
Mtinehester In Strnljrhl Sets
on Harlem Courts.
U'atS'Mi M Washburn. Mctropodtan
tennis champion, and Harry Stelnkampf
tench, d rhn soinl-flnal round In the sin
glrs of the Hnrtetn Lawn Tennis Club
pen ttnnls tournament yestetday at
tne club courts. Washburn won straight
set matches in both the third and fourth
rounds, while Stelnkampf beeauc nf I1I1
punctuality In netting to the courts
earlier In the tournament bad only one
ni.itih to play. Ilot.i Washburn and
Stemkanuif. however, bad to !1kM hard
to win their fouith round matches.
The Metropolitan cnamplon started on
bi way to the oml. final bracket by do-
'',,:"g Arthui ( liilterman, who writes
j . 1 1 1 after point on his errois and ioti
m.lj one gam". In tbo second set Wash
Mini let down to save himself fur the
four round match, and thereby hangs
the tale of the deuce cet.
H. H. Manchester wa Washburn's
next opHin..it and although .11 the ma
' ter of winning, he xtns no
better off
West Side
Tenni" Cltili plaver pientv
of trouble to
win at ' -1.
XI ii.h.,ir . k,,..,,fli tn (In. mntrh
v.a'a a little unexpected The fact that
Washburn was ,l 'l;ed fo' a pl.n e In the
s lect fit st ten belied Dick Williams tj
wlti the Kanem double" and retire-
sented the Kast In the i:,vst vs West
. . ... . . . . . ...
m.ucnes inn not seoiu 10 outx.ei ..... -
hester even a little bit The latter
lust id.ixed ss If be were having n little
I lir.ietlre match He troubled Washburn
nir-e of the pliywith spioro fvlst service, worried him1
with a powcful drivo and turned lilm
topsy turv) by passing him tilth a jov-'
erfui backtiand along t ,e sldeUs-es
when W.uhbun attempted to come to
the net. In epil- of iloltn: all thcMi
things lie did 'lot win He did manage
1, get to the tr.int at I 3 111 the lli..t
x, t ai.d at I 1 in the second, but
Washburn was too te,ilv f .r him and
was consideiiiiilv a letter court general.
Slemhampf gained his place far out
on he road toward the goal by beating
Wlllatd Botsford, 1111 elghleen-year-old
iiitli. at I. ii 4, thereliy upboiuing
1 tln iiiestlc.. of the veterans, for Stein
Ikampf Is a ion. veteran, noisimu mii.
' lew veirs .iuii moo iik- ,n.-.i
scholastic eh.implonshlp, and In .tester
d.t)'s match showed that he had won It
by his ability to play a faultless back
court game and by a remarkable knack
at half xolleylnc. Some more season-
ib 111 make Mm a hard plaer to beat.
The summ vrles :
II irlem lawn Tennl. Cuh Men. Open
Singles Third Hound II II vianehe.trr
won from Chsrle. Ohunber. hv defaur .
W.T.OH VI Washburn defeated Ai llnir
(liilterman, 1- 1. 75 , Inro Baritnann de
feated Hr 11 11 I.tttel',. tl 3. is U
.lames . tl'Neiile. Jr , defeated William M
Fischer, t 2 B 1
Fimi'H Itinind Watso'i xt Wa.liiiuro d
feited II II Manehe.tei . 4 4 ( Barry
Stelnkampf defeale! VXI'lanl Holsfotil.
l! I ti - I
Men's Open Dnilbies T'lr.r Hound Into
Iliriinann and .Van atelit defeated Paul
(iuo , and Wll'xrd Itntsfnr l C I f 2
N. Y. U. TRACK TEAM WINS.
.loses Out .ixnrtiminrr. Tilt to .",'1
Co on Scores 1(1 I'oliKa,
Sw-aiiTitxiiiRK.Pa., May 17 New York
L'nlverslt) defeated the Swnrtltmoro
trnck team on Whlttler Field this nftcr
noon. 59 to S3. The meet was In doubt
unit! Iho last event No records were
broken, but gotiil marks were made m
all the events
Broome of Now York won both tlio
100 and 220 yard dashes nnd upset
Coach Mercer's prediction" ihat Stevens
would will both of the events
Cnnn, tho glnnt weight man nnd
broad Jumper nf New York, was tbo In
dividual star nf the meet with a total
of It! points. He took first place In the
shot and dls. tis and "ecoiul in the broad
lump and hammer throw Ills throw of
120 feet In tho discus was tho pest on
Whlttler rield In yo-irs. Capt dowdy
was Swarthinnre's slat- lie captured
I ti, i-o and 'Hn yard hurdles with com
.
I nirntive eie
shop to buy her son a complete outfit.
She picked up a clcek nnd asked tho
clcik bow many of these were necosrary.
He advised her to got ten of them. So
ten of tlieni weie delivered at tho house
the next morning ten cleeks!"
Speaking on behalf of himself, Ouimet
and the other NVw Knglanders who b.ixe
lost their amateur standing, Lockwood
said they nil Intend to go on doing Just
as they have been; that not ono of them
Intends to turn professional In tho ac
cepted wiise of the term.
To Indicate the attitude of himself and
the others be related bow he and Ouimet
had Innumerable chances to make monv
while they were abroad three years ago.
They could have received neat sums for
offering written testimonials as to the
merits of golf balls and other saleable
things, nnd several golf clubs offered
them cash guarantees to play over their
courses, but all the lures wore refused.
He anil the rest still hold that attitude,
he declared.
l.ockwood, who lias a sporting good
store of his own In Boston, Is also a
golf course nrchltect. It was In connec
tion with that phase of his activities
that tn came bore, nnd he expects to
make another similar visit within ,1
short lime, when the statement that he
sas be will lie "111010 uenmic anu siai-
tllng" may be expected
M'COURT GAINS CUE
TITLE BY ONE POINT
Heals Ellis 150 to 149 for
Three Cushion Supremacy
Makes Run of Seven.
PlTTSnrr.o, May IT The world's 1
three cushion championship changed
hands here to-night, Charles McCourt
winning over Charles F.IIls by .1 scorn I
of ISA to 14D. McCourt entered tho 1
night's play with h lead of S points and
by averaging more than one point tn
the Inning Increased the lead to 17 the
thirteenth Inning.
Ellis reduced the margin to ? In th"
twenty-first Inning, but a high run of
7 by McCourt sent it up to 17 again. '
Kills was playing a consistent game and
from the twenty-seventh Inning on h
cuot the lead down gradually until th"
forty-eighth, when McCuurl's advantage
was one point
McCourt managed to stay In the lead
by two or three points, until the sixty
sixth Inning, when be ran his score up
to 14 and had a lead of points. Klhs
got two In the seventeenth Inning and
tied the score In tbe seventy-third after
McCourt had missed several ea-y shot.
In the seventy-fifth Inning Lllis nils
eued. leaving a perftet sot up So ap
parent was his ih feat that he put Ills
cue away
:'W''.i ..... ,
McN'omt wa faiored bv luck In m.tk-
' '"c ,U'r,
of his run. Till" luck seemed
to dc-orl htm the lat few Innings, sex-
' oral breaks goimr against lilm Kill"
1 fought a gieat uphill lutttle, and b " work
i In tho sex-enty-thlrd Inning had Me
I Court's admirers scared, lie outplayed
, . -i,.ir, i
the bio ds, sn-or-nnd
bad be been
favored with any kind of
have retained his title.
hi. I; would
CORNELL SHIPS ITS SHELLS.
Minleiita to r;ixo 4'rni ".endiifr n It
I. elites for Harvard,
iTtltt'.t. M.i) 17 After a -.'n rt paddle
on tho lake tins oven ng the Cornell
clew letlliued to the tmatliouse ,uid
packed lis shell", which left to-night
for Cambridge. The crow will nttoaipt
no practice to-morrow for the llarviud
race. Cornell students-, enthused by the
showing Cornell teams have made in
various branches of nthliths. plan a
IiIk parade and soudoff for the varsity
crew- to-morrow
The varsity rowel a satisfactory time
trial this evening, but the coaches would
not make public the time Ccvvles
Atulru". No, 4 In the varsity boat, who
ha" not been able to invv for the last
three da)", will make tho trip to Cam
bridge and low in Ins legu'.ar place In
the larsity eiitbt
The athletic a.o uli.m has made i
strong plea to uiutorbo.il owners to pro
tect tlm crews while tliey an rowing
Hi the Inlet in several oociihuis tin
shells and the lives of the oarsnn n have
lieeii endangered b) uiotorbo.it s,ei ding
AMI sKHr.Mrs.
"'if'i'iei no, I' r ihiii ii- ,x nit, I I'niii
Military, Naval and Aviation
TOURNAMENT
Sheepshead Bay Speedway, May 20 to 27 (Inclusive)
FIRST DAY, MAY 20TH, 2:30 P. M.
MKIUCA. Viiv'i ''V the irttoimjtl Hofuh
ShrKrr Tmt rifrtilnur
C'nnlCktl Trnt I'ltfhlntt
f)ni' Mltfl Itrlav It art' ntntintnl
?ilrttlon li Mtnmtnt HiniN
Army nn lift I 'rut. I iti?s trniiiiis; .in I
attack w iK in litRhfi) man
Unrn I)(or nnttst momttivi
Itiiruor Mala ar.il HurprUo Altark nnirj
artillery, tnfantr. i,ticli.(Hrj ani t-lnnul
roriw partlfliiatlittf
Kihlhltfon Drill ly the 1 1 IkIiI. inlrrs. niusl.-
hv th plpi-rt
nt nf a
Infantry. Caalry and Artillery Mlark
InmlcnMl tn rlri da prim-ran, ant not 1 1 .-.if.iM t'erait. of nnnrtalntv nf tlm,
arrhal of Aerupl.inct from anout Imms in 'net t 'mm try It n'c 2. o H) In I'riM
EXHIBITS:
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photographs, Has Hoinlv., Vapor Xlaskx. ! villous or Miniatinn . qua I
Cros secllon TrenchM. etc., ele l.tnnneorlii I orp.
United Staler Natal Kihiblt from San' I'leld lillchen
rr.ini-liiii and Panama Kipo-dtlou VVIicIim and Field Telephone! ic . en-
Tlila Program stihjpet to ihanse wiiliout notico
NIGHT PROGRAMME:
Saturday. Mny UOth, S::in I',
Searehhsht ririll.
Mght signalling
Cpinbtt eientiea. Cavalry.
Infantry panlrlpttlng
Arllllerr and
Hand ( onceria
General Adminsion, 50c,; Urn
Sfntt on Sale at Mclirulf'. Tysw' Tiekii liti'in . li. II. Unci f'o,,
hrrrirail Rnj rr,iniv '";'., HiOt II' u n'. II Wo,,, Car .,
pranx Opera llnutc, 1 lib' SI. in .' no-' ,i , ' r.n 4V Slrrius,
Under Auspices United Service Association, 1831 Broadway, N. Y.
NASSAU WOMEN ARE
OVERCOME AT LAST
Two Victories Followed by Pc
fent, Ht 1 funds of fJrent
Keek.
BKACK OF STAHS AllSKXT
I'lxe team matches were pl.i.xed ye
teiilay in the Westchester and Long
Island-Slaten Island tedious of the.
si rlcs being conducted by the Women's
Metropolitan lnf Association. The
Nassau team, which hart won both of Its
previous matches by big margins, lost
to (Ireat Neck, although tho match was
played on tho Nassau courre. Two of
the leading Nasau plajors weio absent.
Piping P.ock swamped I'ox Hills at Kox
llllls and lllcbmiiiid County, playing on
Its home course, beat "Wood mere easily.
In the Westchester section only two
tm'tchos worn plajed. Apiwnnils beat
a short banded Dunwoodle team at Apa
wntnls and Century went over to Ardsley
and downed the Ardsley team on Its
home links. Italn made good golf dim
cult and no remarkably good scores were
made by any of the women who played
In the various matches. The summaries:
Weteheter .Seetbui.
APAWAMIS I III'.S'VVOOIIIE,
Mt (' II Conner.. . Mr, M It Frame t
Mr.
i. Mine .
5 .ii rs vv rnuveri n
3 llefalllt . 0
.I'Pcfantt e
.Mr-
A .1. Morrfsii..
II T Kl.im
Tola I
M ToImI
Played at Ap.inu
CENTURY I " ABtlSI.KT
Mrs A S, Itnwln . Mr- .1 A Fonburth
Mrs A. T,. Calm. . PI Mrs " T Kuasell...
Mrs. K. Ilenjimln... 5'Mm.H J.lUrtholomae 0
Mrs. J. S. llach 1 Mas. N II, lluey.Jr.. e
Tnlal Total !
Played at Ardiley.
Knnllwnnd beat ficaradale by default M
Knolluood.
I.omr Island Section.
PI PINO HOCK. I POX HILLS.
Mr. H Alexandre. Jr. 1 Mls Marlon Worth.
Mr Philip Hover. . ".'Mrs I. C Ketebam.
Mra J.- K, Davi.. . J'Mlaa A Allaire...... 0
MrnO C AiiohlncloM r Mra o Schwenke. Jr. 0
Total " Tola! V
ll.i rd at l'ox Hllla
GfdK.VT NECK
Mr Have
xtr. r H (loddaril
Mr. II Zieeler
Mri. A. C Morrow
Total
NASSAU
li 1. CeiMra...
I, vv No-1
C M Fair
C f Smith....
S Mr.
'1 Mr.
' Ml-
n Mrs
-' .. .
TOT ,11
Played at .Nassau
II1C11MOM) cnCNTY' WOODMKMK
xtr. .1 Harter ... S'Mr. I. Allnlwher "
Mi. M A lrvlnr S'Mr K lioodman. .. 0
xtr. W t sexm.in I Mis. I n Mnrrenthau 0
Mr. F N V Ilrn.llaer iMi I.. Oppenhelmer t
Total si Totxt . ... 1
Plajed at Illihmoud Countt
FEW MATCHES IN CLUB TENNIS.
Oiil) Clnaa n and C Vlen Play on
West Side Courts.
What competition there was yesterday
In tbo West Sid" Tennis Cluh spring
tournament for men via all In classes
H and C. for tho Class A players either
did neit t,how up at ill or cime prepared
to()lav in t'ie meti npAtitan ebimplnnshlp
li Ixed double" A. n trsult th" onlv pros-re-s
made III the C.ts A event was ac
complished b.v Ihtee defaults. In Class
C n, T 11111. Jr.. rem bed tbe fourth
lound b.v n victory over II W Wilson at
i" - 1. l -3. vvliile I" A S'i-worthy anil
A C PotPv nioveil up t i tbe third
mi, I In Cla." It thru mat. bee. w-ero
Iplaved. the feature of wli'-h was thn
J v,,.,orJ of ,,. n.4M.,iomevv over r,.
Ilojd at I s, '1 1. 6 I. The sum
marie" :
West Side Trn'n. e'tuli Sprlnr Tourna
in.i I Men'- -Inr'i". CI (- V First Round
v.'rpl t Hi hue) won from Waller Mer
n Hi In ,lefai l
nd Hound F-llil'in-l XV Pas! won
Si ..ii V I'racltl l define C. ft,
t. ... ...... r,n, 1 ,-..( Tl.ttn...
,i,,f,i,.
i'i M '.n.l rtoun.t M Pabodi
deTeate,! II Chi," e ; s .Tobn-ou
lef. itej II. Hill. (1-2. h t: r .1.
I 1'f.sl won from VV. II. Ht. by default,
i.l II llartholemew defeated C. Boyd,
I t r.- 1, r -1
i-ti (' s ond Ho'in.i F Nosrprthie
iieir-n'.e I t. 1 eik'T ex,: i. a- t;
V C lM.i..e. det..,ite I K M. I.e.i'k, 75.
'"Tiiirl Vlo m I il T IP Jr. defeat".)
It V V 1 in e I "
ir Unglniul 'I'entiN lleferrrd.
Boston. May 17.--Tlio New Kng
lard intercollegiate tennis ehiimp'onshlp
mii 'he. heduleil for to-day wore post
peme.J on a.'co'inl of rain.
lln ri oioii I h Vol to Piny Colombia.
v.ii t mouth found It liiipoM-lblo to May
over and pWy Columbia this afternon on
South I-bid The (Been turn wan to
have ti'a.ved Columbia on Tuesday, but
rain prev eiited their meetltw Co'.ttmbla'n
nine xx i'l not get into ii.-tion until S.ttur
(im when Vow Yolk ruivrtsit) comes to
S .iit'i I'll Id
llnriiiril lleiils llnliiirt nt l.nerosae.
' xMnnilHin, Mas- Mn 17 The Har
xanl lacrosse team defeated llnhart this
afternoon hv a si ore of 10 to I Soldiers
Field, whole Hie game was played, was
a bed of m id
ami-f.vii:nts.
Moiml "tinrf-rt
rm rtMil ltrr I Vim poe-
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t ht ia' nitttk! Kimr .lpIin iinr) ihp
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mil ih N rw nrk National url
Mil fc li t.i m.ik iiii.ii,"!! lUmls
inn Van! Hi'ni It a
ltrli of iln Tnop
Nilmc or the Vhtf
1.illvrht rirnwork'
M.illv,'ht rirnwork
Stjr SpanKli'tl H.iunrr Iiy Ha ruts ani Voral
Chorus
M.
I Irriirh llirlitx tiMit In ihw tnreiin fronts
Wr,
rpuauulc H title. Ship and niow.iip
ilhitnlnalion of iho (itounrli
.verm Di-piav
ml Mnml I iiclinliii lemiMinni, $1
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