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THE SUN, SATURDAY, JUiNE 10, 1U1G.
Two Former Champions to Play for Metropolitan Crown To-day Mrs. Raymond Defeats Mrs. Barger JVallach
12
HERRESHOFF AND
KIRKBY TO FIGHT
IT OUT FOR TITLE
"Seal'' flpfents Downey and
I)yer ''Orc.vlioiind'' Dents
Lewis ntnl Mnrston.
ItOTH FINALISTS PLAY
PrOT TO 1 V If fill I'J""1' t,in latter were overwhelmed by
Ml HUM ,Mr oppi)Mnlllt Thn Phlladelphlnn took
C.t.r.x Covr. I,. I., Jim D. Oswald
Klrkby and 1'red Herreshoff. known In i"W " "" lloMon players to take
! of yore ns the (Ireyhound nn.l Iho, ,'7n?,c,h ?n rt he7'rve nccom-
Kent ni . , i. ,h,i,. I pH'lied the Impossible of winning all six
Hem, will meet to-morrow In the. thirty f , fliume contests. It was decided
lx nolo nnnl round of the eighteenth to call off the latter, ouch team taking
Metropolitan amateur golf championship three points. This gave the Phll.idel
on the links of the .Nassau Country Club. ! 'ltto tontlnscnt a win for the day of
In the semi-final round this afternoon the' ,, Bolf un(,cr ,0.()ay conditions
lithe and graceful Klrkby beat Max It. I was nn Impossibility for tho women,
Marslon by 2 up and 1 to play, while lhr bclni; quantities of water on the
h, more pondrrou, but none the less of- ,utl and
Tectlvo Herreshoff was downing Frank ' . Ruiny Osgood dug-a hole for them
IV. Dyer by 3 up and 2 to play. I selves and later tho grecnkieper made
Both finalists nrn former holders of l-ermanent for the day. Miss I), W.
., .... . , , . ., , . , ,, Crosby nnd Mrs. K. II. linker, Jr.,vvvere
the title for which they will strive. Her-1 tll0 on)y oMon womfn t ,vn
reshofT having won It In 1J10 and Klrkby , To-morrow the Metropolitan team
In 1DH. They are both old rivals on the playn lloMon nnd, Judging from the
links nnd fast friend withal and to- weakness of the local organization, the
innrrow'H match should be well worth; Now Yorkers should win easily, In
reelng, If nny further ,isur:ihee of Itai which case the Grlscom trophy goes to
prooable merit Is needed the fact that
both played par golf most of the way In j
winning; their matches t.ils afternoon
hould fill the want.
It was the Klrkbv-M.irston mntrh
which carried the gallery this afternoon.'
It wan not n pleasant day for a golf
match, for there was n threat of more
fain In the dull sky, but tho weather
was so much better than the last two
days that about fifty persons trudged
.round after the two starn who fought
illt ft forty hole match it Knglewood
only- last Saturday. Largely because he
won at Knglewood, Klrkliv was the
favorite, but for the llrst half of the
mutch he found himself embarked on a
stern chase. Klrkby wns playing every
hole In par, but Mnrston contrived to bet
ter par every now nnd then. It took n 1
golfer with real courage to stick to bis
irnme under such circumstances, nnd ,
Klrkby proved to be Just that sort of,
Rolfcr: He was content to wait for'nker. got Into another back of the
Mnrston to falter, nnd ns It proved he Brent with his third shot nnd lln.il y
dopted the right policy.
JMrst Three. Are United.
The first three holes wore halud
In
mechanically perfect golf, each plalng
the orthodox number of strokes to the
Breen and getting down In two putts. .J-
though on the third Mansion left himself
utmost ton much to do and had to i got
lowu an eight toot putt to hale the hole.
Tho little fourth was the fcene of Mars-
ton's llrst triumph. Ills splendid Iron;
from the tee slopped only two arils from .
the cup nnd enabled him to win the lioie
in 2 to 3. It was .1 sho-t lived advau-l
tnge that he gained, for ho p.aeo uie
4:i yard llfih I" li.dHT.icnt faslilon.
winding up by taking three putt- m the
green nnd a t". for the lum. wirhDj,
ntlcklns to his policy of plaH.H par goii.
won the hole with a :. ana squared the
match. ... . . ,
They hnhed the sWth In ... Mnrston i
..rnverlnir well from n trap, but on
th H-venth Mnrston raine through with .
lufniv foot nult that gax blm a,
tbe'elghib'and K !
It. halving thn hole, but made tm for ,
it a minute or two later by ilrlvlnc ,
closo to the ninth green, chipping up
dead nnd getting another 3, which won ,
the bolo nnd put him " up nt ' 110
lialf way mark, l'ar is .IS nnd Klrkby
wa out In r,. nut .Marsious iuuu "
SC. nnd he sun " up,
Tk tr nili was halved In 3, but on
the eleventh tho first break came. Mar- 1 Whitney, was expected In flvilit it out
fton sllci'd to the roiuh. plae, nut wl. wltli Klrkby In a real druggie, hut he
enough but finally throw tinny the hole fa,., ( ,. Up to expectations. Nothing
by missing an easy putt, t'p Iho bill eremed to go light for Iho ouug Wst
to the twelfth Maistnn wavered again. Chester champion, while Klikby plaod
Jle booked his second with bis Iron p.tr Kolf. Tne (lrst two holes went to
nnd then thinking the ball was out of t10 j,rsey champion and nt the seventh
IwundM placd another. 1' went the 1 ). was 4 up. U-wls took tho shoit
wny of the tint, sn ho plaed a third, e.sbth, tho only hole ho won, and man
nnd that too went oft the line. Then aKp, to halve the ninth, so he was only
upon reaching the hilltop ho found that 3 down nt thn turn, bfitkby was out
the first ball 'ns safe after all, but In 3S
lie plnrd out poorly,, and Klrkby, who- Lewis resumed hV erring ways ns
liad plased tho hb vv oil, wn It nnd soon ns the turn wns passed and lout Iho
npiared tho match. The trip down next tttre.i holes, leaving Klrkby dormlo
tho hill to tho thirteenth was no more i li. A hnlf on tho thirteenth gave Klrkby
dicccssful for Marslon than the Jnur-, Iho match by fi up and .r to play,
ney up had been. Ho should have halved ! The other Lewis, M, I. or Toby, ns
the hole, but he misled n short putt, i his friends call blm, outplayed Max
and Klrkby was up for the first time. i Murston going out nnd renched Iho turn
j : up. Ho stopped playing golf right
Ml rs I'nr for 11 rat Time. ' thero nnd Mnrston hnd no troublo In
. i ... ii I,.-. , . ' Hid squaring Iho mitch and then taking
Being out in front didut seem to , , , Thi( im(l,h Ia(,tp,, ultl, ,,.
Full the New Jersey champion, for ho t rc.u.ntllli .Mrston
took throe putts on the short fnuileenlh Hmin,. ,, , ; t0 pay.
nnd lo.t the hole, tho llrst which he , 1( 'nornlllK pvonent was Hoy
bad fulled to play In par. 1 he long , yt,)M lh icnnslvnnla champion
Jlfleenth was not well placd by either. , mnulril all f)f n,H ,, K0if for n,P day
both finding traps on their thlld shots, , ,h (t on matcll. vt,,b plned well.
Klrkhy'H ball being In the Hinllow trap , t J( ed b(,ttcri a,i , j,y
to tho left, while Marslon s was In the , , ,)Ia).t PrrPSioff ami
deeper pit illicitly in front of the green. ,.irlil )owney were tho opponents In
Neither put his fourth dead, but Mai-' l( f,Mlrlh ,oiuiug match, and If they
don threw the hole nwny by taking I (Ml, ,inthng ,.fP they stayed out longer
three putts, and was 1 down with ""b" I than liny of tlio r.tlier". Herreshoff brokn
thiee holes left to piny. j,,, favorte mid Iron nn tlio twelfth, but
Klrkby's cernnd on tho sixteenth W'ns although he needed It a couple of Union
trapped nnd although be plavcd out well Ml.r im lft lnan:ii;cfl to beat Pownoy by
Mnrston bail a great chance to win ., u, ,( i lo ,,)ny. Tho pair celfbraled
Toy getting a little chip shot from Just occasion by playing Iho tlrst bye
off the green close 10 tne pin. me,,0,, of tho tournament, no one up lo
ball run far over tho cup, however, and
the coldcn opportunity lied. Tho bole
was halved In li and ho Mill vvai I
down, but had only two holes! left to
play.
Klrkby ended It on Hie next ere in
fcy holing nn eight foot putt for n i.
v. hereupon Marslon missed ono nbout
lialf ns long and gave up the light.
The cards:
o.wald Klrkby, i;nclwnnil
Out I 3 5 6 4 S 4311
36
Max It Marston, lulturnl
Out ( t, D S f. t, 3 J 3-
Klrkbv:
111 3 4 4 4 4 S 5 4
.Marstnn:
In. 3 J 3 " 5 5
B)e holes not pU)cd.
No l'nllrr for llerreshnfT,
Fred Herreshoff didn't have n gallery
to wntch him while ho was beating IJer
nnd playing just ns good golf nn Klrkby
v.in before the crowd. When the Klrbj
Mardon tnalcli w.ih over a few watchers
XXIimtr-rra Imi'll In l,n I Inn tunff ...i.l
far ahead that ho didn't have lo play i
xvell. Hyer seemed to suffer from singe I
fright or snmn kindred malady when (ho I
match began, for lie lost live of the llrst
rlx holes principally by mK-Ing his hoc- I
nnd shotH. Ilerreshnh In the meantime
played each nt the Hist four III par. and
the llflh, 4 sr. jnrds, In a Mrnkn under
par. a goon tiriv o nml a JlKht Imn to
llllll In tho green, nnd ho got down In 1
tU-.l lllltlM Tl,n ulill. I.A 1. ... -
S.J",,"!; "'""V iTi. .'SuPrilnun,,. K ... n.eliardion,
une nioini snot nun ii.nl only n hK
font putt for his 3, which lm mail,., ami
vnn thn hole The next two uer,. butvn.i
In par figures, nnd Herreshnrf turned
for homo 4 up nnd out in 37, n stroko
lens than par
rer won the tenth, 3 to 4. and the
eleventh wns halved In f., Herreshoff
llcln Ills eecond shot Into trouble
Thejr also halved the uphill twelfth, but
en the thirteenth Dier drove Into a
WOMEN OF PHILADELPHIA
CRUSH BOSTON GOLFERS
Take Thirteen of Fifteen Singles Matches in Forenoon,
So Afternoon Foursomes Are Called Off Easy
Time in Prospect for New Yorkers.
Manchkhtkii, Mass., Jimn 9. All thei
Kolfers who participated In the (Irlscom
Cup match between the Philadelphia nnd
HoKton teams nt l.cx County to-day
were ilcluRcd In the downpour of rain
thirteen of the fifteen slnclcs contests
I this forenoon, nnd ns It would havo been
Richardson Makes'
192 Yard Hole in 1
QLEN COVE, L. I.. Juno 9.
While plnyinp in the club pair
competition, F. B. Richardson,
Morris County, made tho four
teenth hols, 10'J yards, in one
stroke, Kichnrdson s partner was
P. Moore, whoso card dovetailed
in so well with his that, including
the "one" on the fourteenth, they
finished third in the competition
with n score of 39 .10 78.
surrendered the hole Ilotb ilrovo Into
the pit (in the left of the green on the
fourteenth, nt-d the hole was halted in
t, making llerreihoff donnle 4
It looked ns though tli match would
rml thc Ion(. flf(fclll, w. I)1(,r
mifjici K.cond shot, but llerreahonr
waj, i;el,t uniting before pl.ivlng his
thril ,,y fmlr blU m,c)l i,.a.l. and
u))(,n m,ajv ,vaH invited to come
tllroll(;lli lullne, HWay nt thr ia) lm.
paHymiy aml InovP, (t ai,ut ten yards,
fmlrtll ma(n Kreen. but he still
,v.s h0mPU,al nurrit-il by the delay, nnd
took ,,,e pimfi nver w,u,lng In to
- T!)c rx.cem!l ,,rovr, ,,, l(. ,h )a,
,loI(t in,.Xf,ri n,i wllen lt wns M.,1(.,
n a , nMlh wafI ovcri rn,. c.,r(ls;
prril jterrehon. (Vnrdn rity
wut
i i:i i t i I 43;
Frank W Dyer, Montcl ilr:
Herreihotf:
,
t)rri
8 4 t 4
I 1 II I I I
le holei not plard.
''
T mornn(. wns p(,n, n ciParB the
for S(.i-niial liy c-uttltiK tlio
tu,M ( rli;U ,Mt FUrvv.l yesterilay'x
1)iiiy to fouri nlll rur0U!ty enough the
match that wns . peeled to bo Iho best
nt lhe ot aI)(1 tt,kH uus folloue-J by the
gallery turned out to bo tho inot one
ldfl .'iirnnnler if nil. Ucze'.o l.owls.
.. hn , i i,intI rnrier nnd N'olson
Hint time having found the weather
suitable for playing mm bit more golf
than hu wa compelled to.
Curler nnd IIiiiiiiIiik Win.
Tho annual competition for club pnlr
was placd this afternoon and resulted
In a vlctoty for Philip darter and Clif
ford Punning, Playing for Nassau, whose
seoro was 35, 4I--T. Waller . I Travis,
tin. retiring Metropolitan champion,
'phi veil with Cornelius J Sullivan for
Harden City, but their m'oi o of 37, 10 - T7
' ....! (rnr-t f,.illlMl In ll-ln Tlln
ll IH.l ,W.u I."..- - .... .....
hummnrles:
Chatntilinsliln IM.Won, Third Hound -I
v lr. .vpiiitrlalr. teat It n VVVMi,
Ilnglewoo'd. ! "d I, ' llerreslinff, li.ir
ilon rity, bent II I.. Kowiicy, Ap.iwainls,
" ami I: M II .vurston. ll-iltiiTnl, bei
5l P I,es, l'lii'lilng. .1 .ind (w,ild
Klrkby, IhiKlewrio.i, Peat II. .VI Lewis,
VVyknKl. and H
fend (Inal llnuiul llrrre'lmlT ho.it Dyor,
J an, I J. Klrkhv lt Marslon, : and t
iinalrn SlKteen of Cli.inilil"nliln HM-
slon, .ecoiul ftnuinl John M Ward, liar
.j- italglit, Mnssapeaua. i. and I; L. P.
nwver, -lw'ano). boat VV V Pell. I'lirrry
Valley. 1 up: (' II. nrnwn. Pt Andrews,
!"'." Prhrt. Hrrenwieh, I up CI
s,n,'t.tlnal llmmd -While beat Ward, t
tin llrnw-ti beat riwver, tt nnd 4.
Third KUIeen, SetilLnnal llnunil ft I.
ireenw.it, ilnrden t'lly, beat W l lllcks.
Nassau, 2 up, H C. Mahoii. Ardsley, bent
' ' ro'urlh Sixteen, Seeon.l Hound - 41 "v
l.'..l.l... !ll,!l..wnnit. he.lt 1".. I'nn k'n.r
,1. I. Mullivnn, .ew vnrn uoir, a mni
Vtnrrls County, heat .1. T. lllllennle. Mori Is
County. I up (2D hnlesl. Holder Ileal II
I, I'n.tt Nassau, 3 nnd I
Club Pairs I. V O rnrier and ('. A
KiintilliK. Nsssiu, 86, 41 7fi, W .1
Travis mid C .1 f'llllllau, Cnnleii rity,
nt. 4" 77. P Moure and I II lllihardsoii,
Morris C.'lllltv, 31, 39 7, M ll,ii,lel
mid W (1 Pffll, Vnuntalenh, 41, 99 ;:i,
II. L Downey mid J n. root, Apnwanils,
37. 42 79 O. C (ireenway and 8, i
Mabnn, (Urdrn city, 39. 434:; It I'
Decker nd J, Keurhtwanf er, Canoe llrook,
41, 4 II,
them. Should the Boston team by any
chance defent New York, the cup will
be decided on points.
Tho nssoclntlon held a meeting this
nftc'rnoon to discuss the changed condi
tions of piny for future (irlscom Cup
matches and decided to lenve the mat
ter to tho Individual taste of the three
organizations making up the association.
It Is not Improbnblo that the foursomes
I'ontesls will he eliminated hereafter, the
cup going to the team scoring the great
est number of points In n round robin nr
rangoment. The summaries:
HI.NtJI.K3.
Philadelphia-Mrs. It. It. Harlow- (5
.11. I; Mis M Caverly (32). t,
Mr. H. F Fox ("11, 1, MIm E. Camp
hell (t 3), 1; Mrs. II. II. Htetson. 0; Mrs.
(I W, Munon (S 4), 1; MIm n. T, Chan
Iter (l SI. t; Mrs. C F. Howley (1 up), li
Mis Florence McNeeley, 0; Mini K. (1.
Hood (8:), li Mr. V. r. I'eck, (S 4),
I. MIm Prance Urlcom H SI, li Mrs. K.
II. Killer (7 l), 1. Mm. Mllten Harold
(.' I), I, Mm. F llradley (43), I.
Tola).. 13.
Huston Miss Y C. Oseood, 0; Miss It. P.
CurtK 0; Mrs. tl. V Hoope. 0, .Mia K, W.
Allen. 0. Mls D. W. (.'robv (321, 1;
Mis Ann Nason, 0! Mrs. K. W Haley, 0;
Mis I,. A. Well. 0: Mrs. B. II Iloker, Jr.
(I--3). 1: Mis F. McCarthy, 0; Mrs (lay
Metcalf. 0. Mr. H. A. Fletcher. 0; Mr. X.
V Hitchelder, 0, Mils Alice Sargent 0,
Ml M 1). Pierre, 0, Total, 2.
FOCIISO.MKS.
Philadelphia. 3. Urund tutal, 14. lloMon.
3. Urnn.l total. 6.
STRAIGHT SETS WIN
FOR MRS. RAYMOND
New York Woman Defeats
Mrs. Rarprer Wallacli in
National Tourney.
Piin.APKt.rillA, June The last two
Phlladclphlntw were eliminated from the
nlngles section of the women's national
tennis tournament as a result of the phy
to-day In tho fourth round on the courts
of the Philadelphia Cricket Club. Miss
Alice Patterson of the home club met
defeat when she tackled Miss Kvclyn
Soars of Itoslon, national champion In
130.".. while Misi Phyllis Wnleh of the
Country Club was put out of the running
by MIsh Kleonorn Sears of Iloston, holder
of n half of the national doubles title,
Mrs. Ceorgn It. Wlghtman belti tem
porary possessor of the other lialf
Mrs. IMwanl Itaymond of New York
won a surpr'.dngly eay straight set vic
tory over Mrs. Harger Wallacli, the New
port Casino veteran, tho score being
H- '. am', C 3, and vv'P tr.ect M'-s
Ilvolyn Soars In the semi-tlnnN.
Mis Stisanno Wmto of Haltimore,
playing a plucky uphill game, pulled her
match with Mrs. John It. Hall of New
Yoik out of the tire and will meet Miss
I'leononi Se.itM In the other semi-final
contest.
Mls IMIth Handy nnd Mr. W. II.
Pouch of New York, who are looming up
ns the possible surprise of the women'H
doubles section, kept up their good work
this afternoon by defeating Miss Kvelyn
Sears and Mrs. T. 11 Cabot of Itoton.
The supeilor team work of the Now
YorkeiH offset tho greater Individual
brilliancy of the Il.wtoiilans
Mrs. IMw.ird Hiymond and Miss IMna
Wildey of New York struck a snag In
Iho tlrst set of their match with Mls
Margnrettn Talnr and Mrs. l'rsklno
Smith of Now York and barely mntiaged
lo win by 7 games lo .". They showed
their real form In Iho second m, how
ever, and reditu; tT Iho games In rapid
lire fadilnu won out by a s,ore of i", lo S.
(n senil-llnal match In tho chain
plntHilp doubles was dlsiosei of, Mrs,
IMwanl ItaMiiond nml Miss Kdnn Wildey
of the metrotiolltan ilislrlct defeating
.Miss 1'jIUIi Handy of Stalen Island nnd
Mrs, W. II. Pouch of the Wet Side Ten
nis Club. New York, In dralght sets by
a score of 6 - I, 6-1. Tho summaries.
championship dngle. Fourth Itnuml
Mls lvelyn Sears. LonKwood I'rlrket Club,
defeated Mies Allco I'.itternon, Philadelphia
I'rliket Club. f 3, 62. Mrs lldward Itiy.
Iilnli.l. Went Side Tennis Club, defeated
Mrs Hirper Wallaeh, Newport Casino Ten
nis I'lllll, C 1, K- 3, Mill Illeelior.l Seiirj,
l.oncwon.l Cricket Club, defeated M
Phyllis Walsh, Philadelphia Country Club,
.1, tl 3 : .MIm Sujinne White, llalilmnro
Country Club, defeated Mrs. John It. Hall,
Wt Side. 46, li -6. 71
Championship Double., Third Hound
VII. poroiliv IM.nton and Ml.. Susmne
While .lefented Miss lilt A K.el and
Mrs IbiUMnl! Wood, fi 4. 3 ft. fi 4. r..
lelward Ilamond and Miss Kdna Wildey
ilefe.iteil Mrs. Lr.klne smith and Ml.s
M.irKarett H Taylor, 7 ... fi--2; Mi.s
IMIth Handy mil Mrs W II. Pnueh do
fe.itiil Mrs. T II. Cibnt nnd .Miss Rvelvn
Soars, -3. C 4
Seiiil.tln.il Itmind --Mrs. Harmond and
Vllss Wildey di rented Mss Handy and Mr.
Pollih, 15. f I
Mixed Imilliles, .Seennd Hound Miss
Kleonnrs SV.its t wp j; Divls ,te.
fente.l Miss Husnnne White nnd llowland
Kiaiis, Jr , f 3, c. - 4
Third ltniinil-M.s Mnlla lllurste.lt and
C .VI Hull, Jr defeiteil Mrs. Haw. on
VVnn, and VVnllaro ! Johnson. 61, ( 4
Mis. Ploreno Sheldon , p j, h.ikiii.
defeati-,1 Miss Iinrothy IMston and A, !
Thiiier, 7 S, C--4
BINZEN REELECTED CAPTAIN.
lie Is Chosen to Lend Fiirilhniii
llnciinet tVlelilrr Acnln.
Elliot II. Iltnzen, cnidalu of the Ford
bam vmslty tennis team this year, wns
agnln chosen to load the Maroon racquet
wlolders for Iho coming year.
Although he Is only in' years old and
1 onhoniote ItltlZetl ll:i nut I... ...II,
la llrm fooling In the tenuis world, He
I holds the national Indoor Junior chain-
pioiiMiip nnil lias performed In clever
fashion in the local tournaments. Itlnien
will ic present tho college In a tennis
match against an nlumnl star during the
week.
llnekett nml llehr Win.
Yonkkrs, N. Y., June !. .v H. Y
llnekett nnd .Mian llehr reached the
round befoto tho semi. duals in thn
Amackasslu Club open tennle nlngles
hero lu-day by winning Iho only matches
plajed on Iho rain soaked courts, llehr
won In nlralght sols from .1 C. Ten Kvck
nt fi 1, 1, whlln llnekett was forced
to go three sots to defeat I'll M, Ilehar
nt 64, 3 , fi 2,
POSSIBLE WINNERS AT
BELMONT PARK TO-DAY,
lirtt Hare Ddnn Krnnn, Mnlfnu,
lankre Nnlh.nt.
Second Ilnrr Hssln, l'rlnre Henry,
MiiMnrd.
Third Hare line, Top 'o In' Morn.
Ing, Tup lint.
I'nurlh II n re Friar !tnr, Spur,
(iiurrlilll.
llflh Ilnre mil lluilley, Knlth,
llliiiinb.
hlxth Rare Fellrldad, Tumbler,
Slarllnrh.
HANSON CAPTURES
BLACK STUMP STAKE
Schuyler L. Pnrsnn's Geldinj;
Runs Well in Mud nt
Belmont Tnrk.
FIVE FAVORITES WIN
I Peep, sticky going made a field day for
the mudders nt ttclmnnt Park yesterday,
1 with the result that the progeny of such
, well known sires ns Star Shoot and
I Plaudit carried off a large share of the
honors. John K. Madden owned both of
these famous racehorses and at the end
of tho day be was able to point with
tirlde In the tt-lnnlnr- list. Midden bred
j the winners of the first, second, third
I and fifth races and had a share of tho
glory ensuing from a fourth, as he sold
!lif wlnnnp Itnti.nn
The talent was extremely prntlclent,
every winner being outlined by the odds
quoted, with the exception of tho first. In
which Prlscllla, the winner, was squeezed
out of the favorite's position by Alvord,
which finished second. Them was little
nourishment for the backers In three of
tho races, as Cheer, Lysander nnd Old
Ilroom were odds on choices nnd won
with plenty In band.
The Illack Stump Handicap was the
feature of the card. The backers of the
favorites obtained the real good price of
S to5 against Schuyler I,. Parsons' Han
son, which was selected ns tho pick of
the flvo starters. Sam.McMoekln. which
had Jumped out from thc selling plater
class, was fancied by many nnd made n
ganio effort to offset tho sliced of Hanson.
Hanson sailed nlong with seeming e.iso
to tho furlong pole, where he nppeared
to falter and Sam McMeekln made 11
bold bid for victory. Davles shook up
the favorite and he came nway to win
by a length.
F. Ambrose Clark's Lysander made
his first appearance of the season In
the steeplechase, nnd In thc hands of
tho gentleman rider. Cecil Itrnbason.
(scored a clever victory. Archdale, a
keen contender, fell nt the lat Jump,
when It looked ns If he had nn ex
cellent chance for victory.
Thn Madden suc esses Ftnrted In the
first race, when tne .Master of Ham
burg Place started the Star Shoot filly,
Prlscllla. Sho followed the favorite Al
vord until well In the sttetch. where
Allini put her under a drive and die
came away lo win by half a length.
In the second nice (lood Counsel wns
mado the choice, but was badly outrun
In the early stage, when P.ilngerfleld
and lialgee were racing for th" lead,
(lood Counsel clofed with a rush and
won by two and 'one-half lengths from
Palngi rtleld
I Tho llrlch'.on Stable's Cheer, nn oddt
ion choice In the third race, was headed
by Lanlan.i for the flnrt quarter of n
mile. After that Cheer assumed com
( mand and never left the Issue In doubt,
i a Inning by three length"
Tho sixth 1 .ice was a g.il'.op for tho
prohibited favorite old Ilroom. wmcli
I went to the front .it the drop of the
I ll.i g mid Increased his advantage until
I at tho mil he had four lengths lo t-pite
lover Sandow, The stimmat le.
j KIHM- HACK.
; For Allies and pelilincs two isnrs old which
Inve not won at this ineetitn;: Py subsirtp-
I uon 01 e.icn. wiiu adue-i
llorw. and ase VVt. Jockey
Prist ill j, 7 107 . Mien .
vhora. 2 112 .Troxler
Tenibtation. .' li truer
Old Drury. 2 ll MiV.ibe..
Olds Kin
sv 1-: 14
;. 1 a
6 2 j s J'
b l i, I
I inn -"33,
Start iroo-i, won ilrivinr Winner, eh f . I
Star .boot V-inkeM itcr, nwiiet by J
Madden: trained by W . Walk.r
SKfONIi HACK
Kor ilirre year 01 Is and upward. sllln
leu j..oif. one nine
!lor- ami ace Wt
(.nod Counsel ' in,
Jo. iiey n.l.l. Kin
Like 13 10 it. I'
I liiuikrrli. Id. ;i
it
IW C.ininls II s -J ,..
l.i TMeTa.-Il IJ-5 IS .1"
...I'.
Mr Heiirah. .1 !'
Murett . 3" I s-1 I
J.vicT.ie'rt i. I 3 2 S
! I! 3 V
Marctieui, 3 II
rum -
Mart sond: won e.iil Wmnrr b o. b
1 "tar Shoot- Fraiil.nes., annul nd trained
by II Neustitrr
, Tllllil) HACK
telhn;: (or two ,ar oliS. by iilioriptnn
,o( J0 ea'li. with IH) aided, llie lurloncs
on irati:tit.iwn :
I Horse alxl aie Wt .looker did Kin
Cheer. 2. . 11 T.iplln . t .1 nnl I'
iLant.m.1. 2. . M I'rreee 1., I J-t .1
, lleliel, : I'.'.. Warm her '! 1 (it 3'
! MnnnllchterMmpi.:! Like a t t. t
Nonrsurh : Hill ; , ,
Ulrobeiii. : 1"! IliiMnn . r 1 1 i 0
, Time 1 01 I .
I Start inn(- wnn e.isily Wtnner. br f by
I Plaudit Kttres.iiip: owned by llriiriitnn Sta
I tile; trained by li M (Minn
KOl'UTH HACK
I Tlie lli.icUMimi II.iii,Iio.ii; n hlchwelsht
I for thne ear nld and upwanl liy suli-rip.
I lion of f'.O eaih, with w.1 inlcd, six and a
half (iirloncs, main toui.e
I Horse and a'e Wt Jnekor Odds Kin
' Il.in.oii. 4 . i:( .11.11 ies 12 11
I Sum McMeeUtn. I Kl lUwte . .',3 t-.,
I IllddeliSlart lllllD.3 IT lluxtnn 111 r.eien .1
llonnle Tees. 3 111 Hurl tame f. I 7.1 4
ilanworllKltnpl.il.'. K.o;h , JV-l 10 6
Tune I .! . ,
Start tool; won drivinv Winner, Hi r by
, O.I.I Kellnw Jane Kjre, ownerl by 1. P.ir
sun.; trained bv W II Ksrrkk
nn 11 ii.M'i:
leeplei hase; fnr four ear nl Is nt up
ward- non-wiuiiers of more tb'iii three ra.os
or tr.O in IJI.'i or I'll; bv ilhs,Tlpt!nn n(
f, null with !'" ibleil. .ibout two miles
llorro and ace Wt Jnekcy Olds Kin
I.H.iii'ler, l . . I.l .Mrllr.Von out l
Chivalry. . . II. . Holder 7 1 7.1 '."
llevoler, f. . '3 llenne.sy 15 f.-j 3
Archdale. 6 112 1 :in 4 1 710
Kell Tune 1:27
Stnrt nndr won calloplur Winner, h r
by Orden LvuIIist owned by K Ambrom.
Clark; trained by vV Knenian
SIXTH HACK
Tor maidens three tears nil anl iiimani:
winners ol one r.ne. i'lliii puree, tvo; one
mile- I
llnro and ace Wt .loekey Odds Kin
Old Hrnnm. 4 It:. TMiTac rt 14 nut 1 ,
Sandow. , IIS .IMi'l'.iir'rt s.l !, 10 1 ,
IVolusp.i, 4 o W.irsilur 7 11110 3'
VVondlalr. 4 110 W lint thy 2T.1 4 1 4
1 line 1 111
Start sood; won e.isilt Winner, b s
by Itrnnnistlok llnse n( llawn; owned by J
( Tallinn, trained by W V Cur)
TO-DAY'S BELMONT PARK CARD.
Virst Hare -Three year olds nnd upward,
sellius; six nnd a half (urlntis. main enurse.
Tinkle llell 110 Armament m
Salon II' (iiarnieus.. ijj
VauUie Notions . II'. K.lni Kenna I'm
siinncniass 111 i'.irt less jm
Maldm .... I'll
Second Itaee Thico year-old and upward:
tho Iljde Park Handicap; one mile and n six
Keiith! s.-isin PillMustard ii;
Montrrsnr . . llOIPrui.e llenrv... . lb;
Third Usee -Three tear oldt and upward;
the Amateur Cup. hishurlkiit willnt; une
mile
ll.i.helnr U.iVlrlle ir,
Top o' lh' Morning 141 Top 111! pa
Doublet ... . lirsniiilniilli II tvi
H ie . 117 Old 111 iuuu ,j
I'nurlh Itaie Three ye,ir nld; the llelmnnl,
l:,.ii; one mile nnd time Iiirliiuss:
Chun lull . IMIiilolc (liiiii i t;s
Spur . ISIiPnnr Ho. I ;'t,
Fifth Haee Four-year old and upward;
teeidei base handicap; about (wo miles nnd u
iiuarler
Hill lluillry.. . IM Hustler jjs
Swlsli IV) Illinmh c
Illhlrr . IM
Sixth Haee Two enr olds; four and a hilf
fiiilon-s, stralEht :
Felli'iilad 119 Cainiiflro n
tilonmy tlu IllllPoloiiiiiin limp.... , -
Tumbler 112 I'll, iiilnm
Ticket llS.SI.ir I'in.ii n
H.illv ir.'IMi-riliiinl ;
Apprentice Allowable claimed
Irilnia l.enuue Krsiill.
Portsmouth, :. Norfolk, a.
Hopewell, 9, Petersburg, r..
Nrwport News, J, Itocky Mnunt, .
PENN JUNIOR GREW
BECOMES VARSITY
Wright Annonnccs Bwnp of
Titles After It Spanks
Other Eight Again.
C APT A IX IS OUT OF RACE
rorniiKurpunt, June 9. Kor th
econd llmo In three dnys Coach Joe
Wright chased hl rcnnsylv.inln vnrnlty
nnd Junior crews over tho eoure to-day
for a tlmo trial. When nt the end of
four tnlled his mippnsedly Inferior crew
l.nd won ng.iln, thl time by four lengths
In the fast time of 20 minutes IS seconds,
ho was ready to explode, tic did to-night
when he received word from the I'enn
faculty th.it .ler.mld, No. G In tho Junior
limit and a first year man In tho dental
school, will bo eligible to row on the
first varsity. Ho decided that hence
forth the Junior crew would be. the 1
varsity and would row as such In the big
men on Juno 17.
Tho announcement caused a sensation.
but It had to be done. On the Inst time
trial the Junior crew won by ten lengths.
ir (,'oncli Wright nnhercM to 111s decision
It will mean that even Cnpt. (."flickering
will not make his own boat. This would
be almost unprecedented In the history
of tho lntercollcglnto Itonlng Associa
tion. In the new varsity Wright gains a
pound In weight on tho average. It Is,
practically a green crew, only two of the
men having ni.ido their freshman crews. I
I'rnnk f!cln. No. 3, has a right leg
diortcr than his left ns a result of hip
disease. Ho has to wear a blgh shoe In I
order to keep the boat on an even keel, j
Vet with nil these handicaps the Junior 1
eight has proved Its right to be termed ,
tho varsity
Tho only consoling feature nbout the
experiment wns tho Improvement In time.
The trial was rowed nt 11 o'clock on a
Mrong ebb tide, but the wind wan blow
lug from the south nnd proved pretty
hard bucking In the last two miles.
Wright wan to have hnd the trial to
morrow, but he thought the conditions
looked belter lo-dny. Tho Junior crew
jumped right out nt tho start nnd never
was headed.
In tho last mile both crews were row
ing close to to, but the Junior crew
was showing cleaner blade work, lloth
crews weic determined to win. To nn
outsider they might have been tnken for
dews from rival colleges lnslind of two
1 Ights from the same nav
Coach Jim Ten 1'yck had a ipiasl time
trial soon after the I'enn ordeal. In all
the Syracuse varsity rowed sevmteen
miles,. the longest It has gone since com
ing here. In the morning race the Junior
nnd freshman crews rowed ns a relay
tnm against the varsity, The Junior
eight got a handicap of one length and
was told to row hard. The varsity was
ordered to n. the Juniors as pace set- ,
tors At the two mile mark tho fresh
man combination took up the task of set
ting the pact, but could not get away
from, the varsity, although the latter was
rowing to .H". for the freshman boat '
Sjracuse looked better than any of the
othet crews on tne river ami gate the j
mpt rt a more favorable Impression
than lietetofore lt Hppears that tlu
(iiur go varsity will be among the favor-!
ites, If not the favorite In the big race
and about on a par with Cornell In the!
Junior race.
"W havi finished our heavy work,"1
said Co icli Ten Kvtk to. night. "The rest!
of the time will bo devoted to tuning up.
The f, pi. ul Is In line shape with the ex-
..e Ci......... Illu ulrnlfM in tb, 1
varsity Ni.it, nnd Havls, No. 4 in the
freshman boat. Hecause of the wet
clothes the men have been foried to wear
luring tlu rainy days they have con
tracted bolls. 1 am not making nny pte- I
dictions, but from what I've seen of the
other crews we will bo there."
Charles I. Courtney came down to the,
O.I Ki'i lioathouso to-day for the llrst time'
since Tuesday. He did not go out In the
c. aching launch, however, but waited
nrciilid giving a few ipnet orders nnd
then i turned to the iU.trtei. He made,
a brief statement, otllclally confirming his
at.i.ounced intention to leilre. "I have
coached perhaps for tho last time from
the c .aching launch." he said. "My
work in tho future if I do nny at all will
bo In an advisory capacity. I have my i
ilrubtH concerning the Introduction of the'
graduate coaching system nt Cornell."
The Ithaca crews had light but longj
workouts under the guidance of Assist
ant Cmich llovle. He went up along the;
bank In tho morning nnd downstream on
the same side In the afternoon, covering
in nil eighteen miles. It was the first
urn" that Cornell has rowed on the east
bank, but Hoyle (.aid thnt thole was,
nothing back of the niamruvre except that
the water was better on that side. He
sild he was not desirous of taking his
crews far from the critical eves of his
fellow coaches.
Kollowitig v'estord.iy's tlmo trial Hlce
e- dowu on his ciews, devoting the morn
ing 1" a seven mile paddle with ocea
Moral short sprints, lie emphasized the
spicing and chuckled when bis yarslty
ierigcd more than fourteen feet on each
'stroke No. '-' pnddlo was four feet
back of the rudder pnt at times before
-id oke Leys caught hold for the next
boat III' '' gave his men a stiff row over
th.'- course in the afternoon. His crew
has improved remarkably In Die last
week.
LOUISVILLE RACING RESULTS.
first Ilice- Three eir-olds nnd upward.
trlllllB lliablens. purse IU0O. one ml e
-TLi.beli It 1'" HiO'-el. MralKbl 2.' 7.
. jeplirll ,fi , nr,, j Urearet
Jecoi.il. I'erugln", 101 i,Vv Carroll., show
lliliiiv" Lass. Politeness The Cirinet. .( C
CanJilll. An" ""II '.nJ 'rJ'T,!,,;'"0 liVi'i,,.
I line. , .v
nurse v "d a hair "f'o"' "
V iKIioclib.iuini. ttr.ilKht II-'". Pbtce
t Tin .1 low . I; 70. tlrst. w.u. I'M iA i'nr
i,'l I Ida e 30 show 111", second. Mo.
.'I'. '.oiiy. 107 i VV 1111a...... -bow . third
Time, l;0 1-5
Hot Toddy nml fang llleu
uImo run
ri.ir.l It.iee - I nree t ear i.nis, diuiK.
iiiii.fl '.(' . H (urlotms Water War. Ill
'. ".Illil anl. Kt.nlsl.t ir'.li. Phil" 19.70
.bow $1.7". llrst. M Hert Tbiirnian. 114
,, ,.,,, ului-e 7. show II 111. sei-ond.
l (.1. Ilrowni. show Mm,
1 bird ii.ne. 1.13 Hla.K llel.UI. .1 C
v ell ii lliirry (l.irdnei. Savin... High
llnr.e Welgi. Inslirgelll, VVnter VVi.rbl.T
I'.lli.i Ma), Mnrgiiret N nnd llurtoii nln
Fourth aie-'lhiee.)e.ir.olds nn.l up. i
ward i'.neis flub llandlenp, purse 7H'.
,. (iirb'lil-'s Itoseoe lioos... llll ( lionse .. '
siralulit 17 '10. pl.u e 13 i, show : 50, '
nr.l l,eo Skoln), ten lOiiinnllyl. place I
It si show 10, sei'iind ll.irs and Stars,
ll'n 'iiientrt-l, el.ow i: in, third 'lime,!
1,1' 1 .' itr..'. e. ..in. .i.-i iuuu
also ran, , , ,
Fifth lti.ee Three, year-olds and up
ward. sellliiK. purse on , ono mile and n
sixteenth Jessie Louise, 111, (Medium,
straight 19.30, place II 3d, show 13.30,
llrst, ilrnsinere, 117 (Murph)). place 13.10,
slinw 12 so, second, lllllnws. 110 (A Car
i, ,Hi. show I'll", third, Time, l:ID 2.5
Sillllerellr, Ib.t-k.'r Hill, Helen M , llll
ri..i,iti and ileorize Ho.ecli also rnn.
Sixth It'll e Purse, two. year-old (lilies;
lite fiirlotuis -Anierlc.i, lo.'i I Martini. f..:o, i
111... nnd 3, won. Hnctwio, 110 (duosei, I
fll 30 and f I Sn. eecotnl, llll of a l.etll, '
ln ( Klrt'lii' mm i. iii.t", iiiini. Time,
1 01 lltelm V. I'elrnven.i, Aunt Lin and
Mat W also won.
Sovetilh Hiii e .Vilvanco money, selling.
tltree-isir-obl and ui. one mile and
solenty ..lids- Dlstlllber, 92 Htrotvnl,
111) w t.Vi so and 122 30. won, Ml Fan
nie. 102 llloagl, II'.' 30 nml tin 10, spennil,
ILirwn.il, 104 iSlearnsl. ft. 10, llllrd Time
1 i:, 2- Dnniild McDnnatd, Illsrktlinrne!
t'nl Tom (Irecn, Choctaw, Camellia, T no,
L. 11, Adair, Amulet and ltoj.il Tea aim
fan. (Harwuod, Choctaw and Royal Tea
In 014.)
HARD WORK OF HARVARD
CREWS BEGINS TO SHOW
Yale Varsity Much Slower in New London Time Trials
Although Tide Conditions Favor the New
Haven Eight Which Is Paced.
ttr CO.VSTAMCB S. TITUS,
Hellred Aniltir Ckamplon r.t
Snerpa ad Senile.
Nbvt London, Conn., June 9. Har
vard's) crews are working much harder
than Yale's and the results are beginning
to show. We had a good opportunity
to compare them late this afternoon,
when both crews went out on time trials.
Harvard covered the first half mile un
paced In 2 mlnutea and 23 seconds on
the first of the ebb tide, although the
crew hud a sharp northeast breeze to
help along. Otherwise conditions were
perfect.
Vale went over the same course three
'matters of an hour later with better
tldo conditions and was paced by the
second varsity, which was lapping them
at the half mile pout. The tlrst varsity
was clocked nt 2 minutes and 27 sec
onds. Yale's crew rowed a much higher
stroke and was driven by those In the
coaching launch, who urged them on at
tvery stroke.
There Is a mnrked difference between
tho two styles of rowing. Vnle'a work
Kcems to be very crude and heavy. Tho
men do not shoot their hands away ns
fast nt the llnlili of tho stroke nt llnr
vatd, Some of the men wash out badly
and there Is considerable uplashlng "alien
they are rowing high. The Yale crew
does not en to hold Its speed. Kirs
varsity Is not nearly as good as last
year's combination, but we have Keen
Yale crews come very fast In the last
week. Yale, however, will have to show
great Improvement to beat Harvard this
year.
Yale Freshman Crerr flood.
Yale freshmen have a fine crew phy
sically, but the check on the boat be
tween strokes Is very noticeable, al
though the freshmen have a very pretty
body swing fore and aft which Is not
as long as that of the varsity boat.
Their watermanship Is quite clean for
first ear men. The eecond varsity crew
has Improved considerably slnco It ur
rived at New London, but owing lo so
many changes In Yale's crews the men
aro far from being settled yet, nnd
thereforo the various combinations have
been rowing In short stretchctt fmm n
quarter of n mile to a mile. Tills will
not whip a four mile crew Into shape. If
they cannot go the distance In practice
bow nre they going to do it In the rnre?
Harvard's coaches have been putting
their crews over the two and four mile
courses very often since their arrival In
New Ixmdon. In this morning's practice
Harvard got afloat nt 10 o'clock, nnd
the vart-lty and freshmen backed up to
the line and started awny us If they
were In a race. The first boat was
CALIFORNiANS WILL I
TRY FOR TENNIS TITLE
Murrny, Johns and Davis to
Comppfp in Metropolitan
Championship.
Hay In the annual tournament fnr the
metropolitan lawn tennis championship
begin this nfternoon on the courts of the
Ilronwille Athletic Association nt
Itronxville, N. Y with one of the strong
est lists of entries that has ever competed
for the title. California 1 well repre
senled In the singles with Itobert Llnd
ley Murray, who won the title In 1914 ;
II, Van Dyke Johns, a member of (he
Lel.iml Sanford lentils team, nnd Willi
VS. Havis, winner of the recent Sleepy
Hollow Country Club Invitation singles,
John looks to have a harder task
confronting him In the opening round
than any of the other Callfornlans, for
he has drawn Kred Inman, who has two
legs on the big bowl. 1 tuna ti Ih a crafty
player, winner of many titles nnd vet
eran of a host of tournaments. He
should make the impetuous young Cali
fornia!! travel fast to beat him, Mur
ray's tlrst round opponent Is Kit M,
Ilehar, while Pa vis Is pitted against
Ktancls T. Hunter, a fomtil player.
Among the prominent local plaver
who have entered the tournament
are Watson M. Washburn, present
holder of the title J Itobert Le Hoy, for
mer Intercollegiate champion ; Theodore
II Cell, rated fifth 111 the country;
(leorge .M. Church, Western and North
western champion; Harold A. Throck
morton, national interscholnsllc cham
pion; Leonard Heeknian, former school
buy champion, and Klllntt lllnzen, na
tional Junior Indoor title holder. The
draw
Metropolitan Championship. Men's Pin
Hi. i, Seionil Hound, t'pper Halt Hyes
I lucolii Keliner vs. Itobert Le Hoy, Mar
shall I'rabod) t. L. lltchar.lson, Kdmond
VV I'e.tslee it. winner ol K W Putnam
li A Walker. Jr, match
First Hound K W Putnam vs flenrge
A Walker. Jr.. C. A. Sparks rharlen
I'arr. Watson VI Washburn vs. Halph L
It.iKSs. Dr. William llosrnhaum vs. A, D
llrltton. I. I Crlnnell vs Wylle C Crant.
Theodore H. Fell vs, It. K llogers, A, Her
ts, (l orge M Church, 1, t. Shafer vs,
Henjaniln M Phillips. Horace Clark vs
.lames s. o'N'eale, Hubert 1. In, lie) Murray
ts K.ll M Ilehar, H, A L. Dlonne vs. De
Witt lilnlnn Noyes, Insa Hnrtmann t s.
J A Diehard. Francis T Hunter vs.
Willis i: D.ttls. Wilbur Baldwin vs, W
Wndsworth. Harold A, Throckmorton v s,
.1 W. Fo. M K, Fox, Jr., vs. Charles M
Hull. Jr, , It, Ward vs. Dean Malhev, (lua
lav 0 tlrent t s. Arthur H. Cragln, II. Van
Dike John s. Frederick C Inman, Clif
ford Illack vs Charles Chambers, li. H.
Stadel ts. 11. C Van Vllet. Lieut. Ander
son s Heorss S. (Irorsbeck.
Serond Hound, Lower Half Hyes 1( p
Allirrtnii ts winner of Amlersnn.drnesheck
match. Abraham Ilassford, Jr., ts. Leonard
Heeknian, Klllott lllnzen v. Arlluir W.
Sweetser
RECORDS 00 AT WEST POINT.
MnnUbjr nnd Rrlttnn Set .rr
Marks In Annnnl Meet,
Wbst Point. N, V June 9, The
cailelH held (heir nniiunl outdoor nthletlc
meet on thn linlns this mornlmt, The
KoIiik was very heavy, duo to-llio Inces
sant rnln of the last three days. In spite
of tho fact that the races were all run
off on the grans plain nnd under such
poor condltloiiH the time of some of the
events was fast.
Two records were broken, A new
nendemy record for the running IiIkIi
Jump wan made l.y Cadet Mauthy of the
Ki'iiiliialhiK class, Maulehy heat IiIh own
hest previous record and also that nf
Ciulel HoiIbsoii, 'l.i, when he cleared Hie
liar at f. .1(1, OK. The host previmiH per
formance was r. ;S "-r.
Cadet llrltton. also of the KradunlliiR
tlasK, lowered the ninnlnir; broad Jump
record, llrltton Jumped li", feet 53-100
Inch to-day, Cadet HoiIkmhi. 'I.'i, held
Hie bon previmiH record at SS feet in l-r.
Inches.
The class nf '17 won the meet with
a point total of 12Sij; '111 was second
willi ll.'.i ; '19 third with 91, and '18
fourth with 41K polnta.
going forty per minute, while the young
sters were getting thirty-eight. They
went to the to mile mark at a lively
pace.
Three-quarters of an hour lader Yale
put In nn appearance with her two
crews. They were ordered to row n
mltiutt nt top speed, then stop nnd re
eclve further Instructions, nnd paddle
down to the navy yard, which Is at the
two mile mark,
"hell Bouncing- I.Ike a Cork,
Although In to-night's practice Yale's
vnrslly covered the full course nnd was
paced lo the two mile mark by tho sec
ond varsity crew, as It passed tho half
mile post the men were pounding their
boat badly. The shell wns bouncing up
nnd down like a cork, and the noise of
tho oars slipping to nnd fro from the
I pullpln to the checkpln was deafening
This continuous Jarring, coming thirty
to thlrly-Ilvo times a minute, certainly
I will detrnct fiJm tho niet-d of any
I shell.
; On tho other hand. Harvard Is using
; the Ynnkeo swivel locks. Kvery crew In
America Is using them except Yale and
retuisylvanla. Tholl pins were dis
carded by Americans some thirty years
ago.
Vale's crews are rigged entirely too
low. and If the shells should hit lumpy
water In tho race the blades of the
oars could not clear tho waves. If an
oar Is dragging on the water In this
manner It Is a great detriment to speed
and a crew Is likely to catch a crab. If
Ihc Dark lllue ever catches a crab In
a race with theso tholl pins something
Is hound to break. On the other hand.
If a crew catches a crab with a swivel
lock the oar merely swings lo the side
of the shell and trails along with, no
resistance.
Harvard's varsity. If called upon, can
raise Its stroke and get the boat mov
ing faster than Ynle can. The reason
for this Is that Yale, loses so much time
with that extremely long body swing,
going no fnr past perpendicular on the
finish and being so slow getting the
hands away on the recovery. This Is
awfully tiresome to a crew. With a
low rig the crew- seems to raise the boat
at every stroke. This makes her bob
up nnd down In the water, giving more
wetted surface, which means resistance.
Yale'n crew hns a very peculiar man
ner of holding the hands very far npnrt
on the oars. An oar Is a more lever,
and If the weight Is nt the extreme end
of It you get more levctoge. The handle
of Yale's Kngllsh oars are larger thnn
nny I have ever seen. I cannot see
how they can hold them If the water Is
n bit rough and their hands get wet
from perspiration, With the nnrrow
blades which Yale uses If they are not
firmly anchored there Is danger of slip
ping. They do not come out of the wa
ter ns cleanly as a wider blade does.
TWENTY-FIVE ENGLISH
POLO PONIES ARRIVE
Horses Thnf Hplpcd Win Rnck
Cup Will )( Sold fo Amer
ican Players.
n the Aliunde liner Siberia, which
arrlvtd yesterday, was a co;islKnrtient
of polo mounts from Lord Wlmlmnie
which had been tied In Hie International
Polo cup match at Meadow llrook
1SH. when the Hurlliiuham challeriKers
he convoyed recaptured Urn famoiw
ro.-hy that .1. P Whitney brought back
lit I.tUfl. IllltlMtAf I
fr0.'"' wlln ysa" ' team.
' " u I Pi J.onif".
mI'Swi"..' .rif.C,l,b '"'rl"R a r't Visit
i , ""'" "iem were secured
n d fPnm ","Vor,' ln ' mn-.
nnd the other. are to to kept nt 'e.
hurv until wild.
There Is another shipment of polo
cor i ng Zn"-K !? nl,OU, " "nllit.,ni?
cord nK to 1-aulkner. who was full f
Koslp on all subject, except the war
The fn,tt ,, v,(lrrl W ,
ever owned , ,,,, ,, "';0n
fcU.S ! ,.d.NV,p T-"'" remarked he
niiir iior.eman. who was a noted
s eep echase Jockey In ,, younKer years
i It was one of hose we kept in reserv
In 1HH. and f the occasion had required
It we could hnve shown a set of mount
nMxor.il us those we used to win the cup.
t. . po, I'0"''" are younc. Lord
lmhorne has disposed of ,he o)(i
JHlurt "T ,WM,y-nve In the Int. of
Which fourteen u'.m tn..A., i .'
or i i tvi . . " o meniners
f Lord Imhorne's successful team or
XL " I'TV.1" ,l" h'"1,,'' The eleven
others Included several American bred
l'n.',,!",,,,,,3t h!,v,' b'rn ln',' '' Will
lam Haldlns and the (Irenfells l icr.
The uranlto marked face of rsravllnn
I. lt nnd which Is a heroin,, also of Hie
Li"1',' matches, when the Puke of
Westminster nnd Cnpt I.lovd were
h ,heTs !n':!-'.m--
!R'''..,!'I' ." i''
i r, i. i t .' ' "' "aiiowe en, nnd
J'lk k. Paddy, plajed by Cipt. Ilarrett In
, huhl.r of ,,e 1HII match and
winner hree yenrs ar-o of (he blue ribbon
at the Dublin Horse Show
Other., were the b; , s.,tenelln
played by C.1pt. TomMnson . b m. In""
b. K. ( anllnal. Lord Wlrnhnrnc's fnvorlte
mount, nnd b. tn. Never Tell, a tl,orouK ,!
hred l.y IlTickler and winner of two races
as a two-year-old. which was on the
waltlnc Im ,5,4, ,.nmo1
.Minnie, rh. in., ami Warrior, ch c.. nlo
of the leserve lot and u hrri, ,' ,
and, and Lady Hlrd, ch. ,.. that would
have been played but for an lnjurv to her
Jaw on the day before the fllst came.
tern in ntjier Malls. The reinalnlnV In.
ornntloual pony of the shipment w.m
Hurry I p. an AritenMne bred br. b lhn(
carried the llurllnKhnm No i ar..i
ro7,k',ne"', h"ls " ""' M,''J"-
Tl'RI.
RACING
at n i: a ii nn i,
BELMONT PARK
Sa.DQO BELMONT STAKES
, , . 't t. r,
Ate . iinsikon. ' IntertaL up
5P''"' " 'retl fnr l
r.i.G .- .. . . ...
iinmi.i.h iiii.i: s
HORSE SHOW OPENS
IN RAIN AT TUXEDO
(.'apt. 0. A. Alo.vainlpi inp
Fine Work in Kvenls of
Military Nature.
XKW Y011KEHS COMPKTK
Tvxmm Pahk, N. V, June 5 a.
IIioukIJ the weather wns libit mem, Bl h
drlzzllm; rain nnd cold, lh open tie ,1s,
of the annual Tuxedo horse Mimv drei
a fnlr attendance, A better crnie uf
horses was shown than In former viae.
Kach class was well' filled and the' com.
petition wns keen.
Twenty-elKht classes were JaduM t0.
day, the prizes helnc widely dllrlbiu
Much Interest was taken In the mil- ,ir
events. Cnpt. Alexander took h.
trophic In a number or these ,
David WtiKstaff won three blue rlbimn
with her black KeldliiR, Polntex J a
P. Itumsdell of tho Poweton Fsrm
NewhurEli, also raptured a roo.I .htre
of prlz.-s.
In thn obedience test for hunters arid
Junipeis P. I.orlllatd, Jr., mmle ,1 ...
showing with his cray celiilnc )lxl,
and his chestnut Kel.lliiB (ieorce Cute
but the military entrants were i hoole,
lo take the Jumps and won Cnpt i; ,
Alexander won tlrst and second wl'h , .
brown horse Metaphor and roan gp, ri
True Heart. Mis Carol Hnrrln an i
rode her chestnut Koldliu? Jock In h,t
event.
There were many entrle fmm N,
York, Including (Irorcn fl. Unhl'i!. wk
won several prizes with his brown urM
Inc Wanderer. Mrs. c M Allaire tt n
with Crusader In several events Mit
Alice fi. Dodsworth had I.ndy Meflfi"
aid In the novice saddle, classes, tslt- .
the red several limes.
The events to-morrow- promise tn d.
belter nttended, as the wenther pros,
pect looks brighter nnd tho best part of
tho show ts reserved for the sCotii
day. There will be twenly-lhree cl.-ts.sj
Judged to-morrow, Including the cli.im.
plonshlp hunnurs and saddle event
Mr. nnd Mrs. W M V Hoffman en
tertnlne.1 the horse show Judee a-rf
party of forty nt luncheon lo-.Uv a
their villa, nnd there were many lun h
eon parties nt the club Mr nnd Mm
David Wnk'staff will entertain a part
nf fifty Btiests nt luncheon a' I.c it.
hinds to-morrow
Then, wen; many viltor here t
day. IncludltiK Mrs. K. II Harrlmae M.
nnd .Mrs. Schuyler Schltffelln ' Mr n
Mrs. IMon Ilradley. Kranc.s Ln
Stetson, Charles 1J. Sainpon, M- a'-(
Mrs Hodman Wnnaninker. Mr nrd Mrc
lt. Fulton CuttltiK. Col. W P .Ml-
Mrs. Stuart Duncan, Justlu llupert al
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Harilm.tri Th
awards' Notice saddle horsrs not ot. ' " vt
C. .VI Allaire's Crusader dr.- T ts
tallies' Georite (lujon. seivin i (V t
Klebt Farm' Lady, third. M . v A
Dodsttorth's Laily .Mi-I.or.nld f, r.
Ladles' .ml, . horses, to be , t.
tulles on slip, saddle Potteltnti fd-n'
Princess, llrst, Mrs. Preston !ne.' t .
burn, urnn.l, Jtrs. C M Allaire'.
sailer third. Ml Alice A l.o.l.it )i
L.ily MtHonatd, fourth
Saddle horses, nj unit oter r, 1 in
rtn .tinjieur l-.ittelt.iti r.irins' I ,
first; Alice A. I.oil. north's l.l.b M. t
second: s'olon I. Hr.tnk-s Co-in-e. ;r- .
man (hlrd; Fallow Field Farms' I'nrc.i
fourth.
Trotters, to bo sltnn-n to tvaenu .
conformation to munt hi'f and i" ' -i.nte
half Mtnnv Forjl Farms' JuHn
oiis.-M-oKu.; Farms- Leonard, con
A. Hurkley'a sp,, Kohl, (hlrd
Trotters, thref.yrnr.nlda Then.lnre
llnBhuysen' Mnzomn. tlrst: T II '
lej' Kvelvn K., second; VV .VI V r -man'
llelnay third, II. A II
.Nancy North, fourth
Trotter., mares, f,)ur jears o:, a .
otrned In Ontnue county, conform. i
oiint (0. perform tnce nml ,t, f ,. ,
(0. suitability for hreedlnc purp. .
cent Tuxedo Utabl.s' Notice 11 .
t.iu..tt-OKlle Farm's Itelly Ka.e f. r'
'"J. r l?.1 "''n 'hlrd
flalllon, mar., or ee'.lint o-.
Orance county tilth re.-nrd of . -,i , ,
ter, cnnforiuatlnn rnuntlni: , an I m -f
nnce and style ,-.i , '
Stable' I ; t.. ,-irst v It l.i k
I elel.it,, second. Tuveil, .,.,.,,. .
V.l third. Cnusewnnue Farm.
Moke, fnurth,
Nnvlco roailster.. horse, that m
won a first pri-,. , ,,,. n,"1,
Up tn i .lanuarv 1 Thendnro It
sen . Hnbblns. nrst w if l)..k.-.
u'i"' ','"lnd, Cnu.rw.iKiie r.r-, . .
Hale, third. I'ottelt.in Farm-
wnrthv. fourth
Saddle horse., novice cla.se. h . . .
L'lr " "r" friz- U-- e ,
S!.!ni. ,th".v "P to .laniiart I ht s.
1 ." ;-'' eltnn Farm, p , .
... .- "aflnian's I'ol'len se, n
I rank Count ry ilentletn.u, , th:- i " .1
I l.',,rmr ,""'- 'ounh
saiiiiie hnr.e. up t ...rrt.ni: "
nd must not ctrrv tes- r. t
',!!'"' Crusader, flrsr ilenrce ,, .
VVan.l.rer. second; Fallon Fie .
Onttnr.l. third.
Saddle horse, not nver I' . V!
vvaRstaif, polntex, nrst. vv It t
I(.i.lliit. second, Mrs. cm t
i rus.nier, third; ticorc- (, I
Wan.btrer. fourth.
Ladles a,,, horse nnl
b 'a, He on side .i,l,lli -!,
Irlm-r.s nrst M,. ,,,, rtur-tll
Olxle, seennd. tleorRe t: th K . v
(hlrd. Mis Laura llulst M . i . p. (
fourth.
Font titer 13 1 and not o-e, i "
low 1 I e-1,1 Farms- e
Annem Tllford' Stteet lb I
Hubert rioelet's Ulan I, Hi- !' . -1
.-.run' Mashalla, fourth
llrandeil pont ll.iin'"n 1 it.
of Shannon, llrst. i'ou.e u
romet, second .1 llarne- i . .
third. Mrs. David Wiis.urr , ,
fourth.
Polo mnunt up to cam '
Couseni.Kiie Farms' llutterd.
llarrluian's I'eRRt-. seconl 1
1-arm' Sunny, third
Combination saddle and b,i
to be shottn first In bame.
saddle, performance In barn.. '
40 per cent Htnl perforuian
to munt (in per tent -ile-oKe i
Minstrel, nrt. I'mielton Ft
second. Mr. Treston j.ni
third Miss Ida A Ituperti . ( ,
Hunter up to rarrttne I p.
A IlHrrtinan'H Atii,.Rt tlr. 1
Farms' Fnlr Fsteile e,, on, I. M
llarrlmnn's Irish ile.nlier -n h -Ion
Farms' chnll. fourth
Open hunter, that lute been
least el times ilnriiie l.i.' - -recognized
p.uji- itnb'-rt . '
(list Mlsa I'al.il A II .r' .
Ilenlher. second, Itober- II
(bird; Miss j- fnnimn'- II
Hunters, t.erfortn.ui
lliiltlllton Farms' Past Tt . '
llnrrlmnn's At vi , , ' -
erlne Hurst's Lu.np'ichi. i
A llarrliuan Irish ll.ntl,
Oftlcers' ti.llrs of Iiiini,
Alexander's Mrtaprmr ..' I
first
Lorat combination si. I '
horses- Mrs H.nl. Vc
tlrst , Miss v. N Idip. . , . i
Mis lilu Ituperti e Dixie ! ' '
stll VVbike's Cotton -l.l'l '
S.l .Idle, horse not "tr
Itupertl's Dixie, tlrsl V!
Sceptre second Ml.. W i '
slin third. VV V lis
fourth
Saddle hor.ee ne- V
WtiRstitfT' Fiilii, e f .
M.e .Inrtocks, m -Nar.ikn,
thtr.l
TIKI
TO-DAY 1
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vmii its mini: hiiti'i m hv-i
i hi: i i i.i ii iii'
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1 1 V 1,111 I', XI,
to It.V. P M x l troll..
adle on all Kan- train.
U I 1
htu iiiitis.

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