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THE SUN 'AND NEW YORK HERAED, MONDAY, JUNE 21, 1920,
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Golf, Tennis, Polo, Yachting and Rowing Enthusiasts and Devotees of Rod and Gun Eh joy Bright Sunday Outdoors
PICKING BRITISH
i WINNER DIFFICULT
election of Lendcrfl in Open
; Championship Is Hnnlcst
of Problems.
BAY DUE FOJt VICTORY
i.
Wnlfor Hngcn Should Finish
Third nt Deal nnd llchind
J. H. Taylor.
iiy johv a. ANnnnso.f.
A few jrnrH airo a Hrltlsh iiownpaper
tti well ii.i it' Rolf mai-nillo offered n.
very nlznblo money prlzo touching' $1,000
or bo to liu Riven tlio nolfer or layman
who would bo succtusful In natnlni; tho
first ton playiTH In tlio exact order of
their fliilah nt tlio tlmo of tlio Hrltlsli
open championship. They might ns well
have offered a million for all tho chanra
of nny ono neltinfi It rlK'it. lJt thero
were ntlier offers , unmliitf all the wuy
clown to a box of balls, the latter for
those wim plrl(( five lliilbhcra In the
rim h o regardless of position. And let
ino (Kid thero wero cry few dozen
Heeded tn pay lip.
fiolf I. is always lent Itself to sur
prl&eu nod exhibitions which ran not
true to fmm, and It la tlio lmnlest of all
proplu miik tn put ten men In tho exact
pOHluons whleh thev aie fatid to mcure.
Uvcn tli" nainiiiK of the winner has been
a, matter of extreme, unlikelihood, ul
though Tor the past soon- of M d.ioiri the
favorite has been umom; three omIM.iiuI
Inir Ko'fers, Vardon, Taylor and llrald.
This yrar, with tho American tauwlit
Ilarnes and the homebred IIuKen plus a
few Hrltish stars of rlairis Impoi tunee,
tho way for a prophecy worth while Is
almost focurely guarded.
However, the fortunate Kuesa mado
Bomo time npo that lloh CJardnr would
reach the final round of tho Hrltlsh
amateur a kucks founded upon what
fnets could bo obtained, has emboldened
tno to essay the winner of tho open
championship at I J nl. and, furthermuto,
to hazard a list of ten, fairly confident
that ilnn tbe open Ij over two weeks
hence the list "HI not be phot to piece-.
Hen's the list rinht at the start, nnd
then well Rive tho rcafons.
1 Hdiviird Kay; 2, J. It. Taylor; 3,
Walter H.tK.n , i, harry Vardon; 5,
James Jin id, C, Abe Mitchell; 7, Ar
mani! Ma m , S, Oeonro Duncan, 0, J.
M. Haines 10, Alex Herd.
Will Not Hun Trne to Form.
Now we know rlRht nt the very be
Kltinlnc tint thin Mat will tiot run true
to form unless every precedent in golf
li shattered. Some one or two or thrco
will fall down In their play nnd muss up
tho order, but In tho Unlit of past events
and present play, plus and minus all tho
hnndliiips and ndvnntaficn, we bellevo
thn, the tlnlsh will he not far from this
order We have naimd Ted Hay, the
hurlv Yorkshire smlter (wo doubt If an
other lives who can drive so far con
sistent1 ) os duo for first honors, with
J II Tnvlor rlsht behind, and this
' In spite of thu fact that tho latter has
not named much distinction In the last
year or moie Hut the results of the
famous Vnrrton, Taylor and llrald com
bination in their contests the last few
mqnins liaie not led us to change our
prcvli.'ijdv formed opinion that they aro
(,'olnB lo be fully as danuerous this year
an they have been In the past, except
for the . nnflib nee which has been In
stilled in the m'luls of the new stars of
tho y..uiv,r si hool, Mitchell, Duncan
and ihere
The I .v i'f a vera Re Is potent on many
an oi .-nairni Looking over tho record
of 'In blK six. Massy, Vardon, Taylor,
Hraul. Hav and Duncan, wo find that
ilnee I 'Xi 7 It.iy has been the most ctrn-
rl.tcnt peif. .rmer. If, for Instance, wo
uii, i.i ,.,1 r nnliitt to tlio nl.iver of
should aw. ml I. points jo ino p ier oi
liis iroui) who llnisiied llrst ahead of
bis . oinp iiron and b tor teconu, una so
one. wo sei ure tneso results:
Itav, 30 points; Taylor, 2D; Vardon,
3 , Hraid. 20 , Massy, 22 ; Duncan 1 1.
liny Due fur n Win.
lay is due for a win. In nil theso
CliumrluiisbliiH bo has performed with
nt le-ist one billllant round, a "1 or n
72, and his play this reason, barring ono
defeat al rimu li play, has been Just
touching the top Others, Duncan, Urald
and ardon. have turned In brilliant
modul si ores, but Hay, with a TO also,
has nevr been far from tho top. Ho Is
younger than the esteemed golfers who
have passed the half century mark and
hu lias strength and a record. Taylor
never yet has played Deal In poor fig
ures, eilhei in practice or otherwise, his
last championship figures bilng it, i:t,
-i 7i .. .,r,.i .ai i r ,-. ,n,i , nf a :
even a Ktoun of rounila ns neon In yc iri'.
rn. .1,-. -..I. 1.1.,. 1.. 111..... tt... 1
Xliu tnatuui.B tni iuiii ttittt jii' ni.to tut
course, two faeta which mean much In
a test of such a trjiiiK nature, lie has
been below thn others hi achievement
this yenr. but It baa been ilue to a mental
state, nn acquired feeling of unreflt duo
to thn etiero.ii-hmenta of honors by tho
yoiinfier school At Deal thH feellnn
ought to ilepnrt nnd leave him In tho
proper spirit for low hcoiIiib.
To Walter Hnsen wo assign third
place, a high honor position for
a visitor Ahing with thousands upon
thousands of others wo wish him
tne link which would
nsslgn -
tho hiRhetit of nil honoia, but tho i
feat seems to us niperhuman. It cannot I rcm.0 0t jKoals to I. .Meadow Hrook
posslbly be ern.-ed from his mind that wa3 allowed three by handicap and to
ho is playtns npilnst .K- men who havo 1 (ll3 (t ndilp,l six more. On Wedr.es
on paper n good a clmneo ns he. Ills , iUy t, wlnneis of to-dny will play the
brimming confidence may malic light ot ' -viilprany itl r team. The lineup:
this fai t, his srln over a missed putt I MI-'ADOW 11HOOK. HASTONTOWN.
mnv snothtt lilq frlettilst hlK nf Dnnl I i,m l'laver. Hn. IMaer. Up.
sorno one Is going to bring a score around t
2Sb (If the weather conditions aro favor- j
nble), nnd that mentis no errors of a
nble), nnd that mentis no errors of a
grievous nature. This Is tho first tlnio
In Wnlter s life when he'has not In his
own mind been the acknowledged win
ner. Wo believe Hint It will make a dif
ference. Third place, say three or four
strokes back of the winner, will assure
him nnd usiure America of abundant
praise
Hariy vardon, llrald nnd Massy pop
along nnd It Is a toss up Ju't how their
places will be Juggled round. Surprise ' Walter C. Teagle and Capt. C. 13. Court
may be had at seeing the outstindlng r.ey returned Ecorea of 131 for the two
favorite of the masses, Abe Mitchell, ' lounds. J. C. Donnell of I'lndlay, Ohio,
down In sixth id-ice. Wo cannot enthusa I finished next with H5, followed by
over his chances for first nt Peal. True, 'A. M. Abbott, 117 : D. K. l-3dmonds, 1B2;
he won the match piny chainplomhlp i H. II. Hateson, 132; Dr. Charles Clraef,
last ear and, nfter a plny-oft with Dun- lr'l ; W. P Hrown. 150 ; Donald Mackay,
can, secured tho honors In the profes
sional ranks nt Kt. Andrew's, but he has
not been as steady a medal play golfer
nn tno others despite suctess In minor
events. At I're twlek In 1911 Mitchell
Waa n,,l. U t , 1 .r . . .VI Willi n. i,lHI Ut lIU t VIUJCIH t UtU
ttZZJZ I 1 e , ""'"1 Vardon. In nn the 01vlmr fol!3 fcncln). c01npe.
K " ; ,fr; Li h" 01,1 rb:" "ilon ,r-u", mu,er ot me
and fVunelntb''-' We" UU t Mt" e 1 s ! JTT, 'i Vrk ,A,h
nil rnnn.i ir r .1 ,, ls u" i letic Club ytiO-rilay morn ng. I.yon
"ntUt-tr 1 ,,,,., nl 'iMirrering dileat He won seven bouts
out a score In the 80', which sn,d H 1 1 7d .Y '"r""0'1 b', '"S '"'"T ''"!'' m'
chancn m ti, h,t " rha-nnlonii.l ' ''n-"-, J'.m. who was the dona tor
rounds he b, .'ha. tlue so Z T ! I',' flrf WZ,U r("-f;l "
It is hi, , -; "L.I -0' , I "", eo-T, tltlitn and It vn : wnr.'.'d 1 1
bring his to.ai to low 'marks 1 ir a '." ,S. '."TA'-' ' ri "' ,h" -"-pUy.
very much the . L. '1, :'V? Y 1 of Washlnriton, D. C. viho
Doyle Benched; Frisch
in Cleanup Position
W
IITCN tho clants took tho field
ycjtcrday they presented a
reorganized mid recast bat-
tins: order. Frank Krlsch once morn
started nt third bairn nnd ho continued
until the seventh Innl-ic Jn t"11
round Lear took his place. Frisch
camo back In a rather unusual place
In tlio battliiB order, for ho was put
fourth In tho cleanup position.
Larry Doylo was benched nnd It
looks very much as If ho has played
his last name for tho Giants as a
rcculiir. Doylo was taken out In
favor of Slclilnu. who played second
with erenter credit than he earned at
third. Blcklnir also rtot a lilt a
rather rare thlnir for him slncu tho
(Hants camo back to Harlem. Hick
InfT Is likely to itlvo way In n few
days to Krnlo Johnson, once of tho
Jlrowtis, but now munatfcr nnd second
Backer of tho Halt I.nke City club of
tho Pacific Const I.chkuo and lead
ing hitter of that circuit
nnd ho should rIvo Duncan a merry
battle
Although wo aro confident that some
outsider will bo In the first ten, In fact
moro than .one, yet to Alex Herd, a
former champion plnylnff this year In
Brand form nnd splills, may ko tenth
place not ut ull bad for a chap born
In 1SC3.
TIiuh will he seen a revival of the old
KU.-i-il, nnd a turning back onro more, If
our prophecies come true, of tho younger
school of golf. Deterioration M bound
to sot In, has set In, In fart, with the
old guard, hut the very heh-htH of their
excellences aro so gient that they can
still nod uud win. Thl.1 wo bcllovo will
lis tho last year win n as a group the
Triumvirate win snino iiko uiuo imm
ilajs. There will bo naught but fulsomo
pralto If one of them holes tho winning
putt.
BANKERS SELECT
CUP GOLF TEAMS
Getting Ready for Sabin Meet
at Greenwich.
Seventeen hanks nnd trust companies
of Greater New York will be represented
by their golf teams this year In the
annual competition for the Charles
H. Sabln cup, which will bo held to
morrow on tho links of tha Orcenwlch
Country Club nt Oreinvvlch, Conn.
Among the players will bo many men
Piamlnont In the financial world, and
the match has been n mbjei t of dis
cussion In the Wall Street dlstilct for
weeks past. Thero Is keen ilvalry among
tho competing Institutions and Interest
will bo eiihancid by the individual
matches which have been ni ranged.
The prize was offeied last yrar by
Charles II. Habln, president of tho (lunr
anty Trust Oomjiany of New Yolk. The
batiks and trust companies vhone teams
aro to compete uie the American Ex
change National Hank, Hankers Trust
Company, Ci ntral Union Trust Com
pany, Columbia Trust Company, Corn
llxrhange Hank, Empire Trust Company,
Equitable Trust Company, I'nimei-3
I. o'in and Trust Conn'-i"'- '' Vr-nl
Kcscrvo Bank, Guaranty Trust Company
liwng National Hank, l.Iin i i.t ...ului.al
Hank, Mercantile Trust Company, Na
tional Hank of Commerce, National City
Hank, New York TrtiKt Company, and
the United States Mortgnge and Trust
Company. The teams, with the excep
tion of that icprcBcntlng the National
City Hank, which has not ct been
selected, ure composed as follows:
Ami i Iran Hx' lianiic National HanK Ir. (?.
M. MeKlnley, Oscar I Meelietizle, Woit.i
InRton Uuvla, John It. Mluhcll, UnnaUl C
Dennett.
bankers Trut Company Norman V.
Ward, V. N. II. Clime, Henry J. Coelirnn,
A. I,. Thnnins, II. It. Iteeil. Alternates, II.
Wallace (John, Arthur 1.. Willi, Mr. Sbluley.
Central rnlon Tru-t Coniany II. 1'.
I'.oReni, .1 Mi()ulrli, 1'. Hglcy, J. K. Wallace,
H. 1'. tllbson.
Columbia Truit Comnnny Henry Major,
Jr., II. 11. CuMimiin, 0. 1. Grace, .1. i-perry
Knnu, Arthur W. Hub lilns. Altoi nates,
Walter O. Kimball. O. Arthur IIui it.
icin Ui h.iii'je Hank 13. 1,. Lie 1'orent, T.
T. Uusliinnic, Perry lluslimore, It. W. I.lck
ley, C. A. Cree.
r.mplro Tiust Compnny Anthnny T. lln';
IU. A. C. llenilcrmn. W. II. lialilwln, T. M.
limbics, H. C. Wilson. Alteinate, 1'. L.
Hlilrli'ce.
il'iiiltaiiie Trunt i;ompnny .laniei kpu
.'"I'll J. Knue, Rninuel Armstrong, Pavld I.
in ,, AiternatM, Mnr-
',", - ,,, ,.. ....,r,. itiir..,. Arihur t.
Centos. John Lesrhinr.
rnrni.'i-' l.enu & 'Print Cnni-env O W.
rilkaril, F. Ml era, Julian It. Klonne, H. II.
Ilyron, A. n. Kui'cIiim I. Alie'-na'. II. N.
Tim, Jr., K. L. Ilunlll. S. SIoi.ii Colt.
Federal Ursine Hank O. II. Harrow,
Alan K. haurlmcr, Allred Mear, Cyril lloyie,
W. A. Hamilton.
Oiinranty Trust Company C. It. Parker,
Julian Hilltop, jRinei Uuli, Joncpb It.
Bnn. Francla II. SIsion. Alternate, Austin
1,. Ilabec-k.
Inlng National Hank Houelas T. .Inbn
FtO'i. Frederick II. Clnrkeon, l'hllip r. tSrny,
C. H. Uu Fiemii), Kenneth Uasaway. Al
ternate, C. 11. Harden.
I.llwrtv National Hank It. K. Tennry,
James it. Illnlne, Krnest Ktauffen, Jr.. I'.
H. Dnvli, Joieph A. lliiwer. Alternates,
Hnrvey n. (ilbron, Kldiry W. Nojis.
Menamtln Tru1.! Company 1 lei man I'laee,
T. 8. Duryee. II. 11. Campbell, II. It. Jolm
uton, C. D Makepeace.
National Hank of Commerce 1). 1,. Moore,
I.. 1'. C ir stenmn. xr. i;. i.oiuiao, i
l'.ctl-
fern, .1. J. I-'lnni-Knii. Allernaiea,
lt.
Onmn. f. W. Hlekernell.
Uvmim n Tnft 2,1. I.lntbnv llratlfonl. Au-
. n i t ... t..A.. I rn..1,H.i
riii'ttiB C. nrntnlnu, Jr.. I'eane i,. nnitiia.
Allernnte, Kidney 11. fillleek, W. O. Tletn.
fnlleil ."tnK.i Jlori-.-ai!' i- Truat Cnmnany
O. II. Mnrpbey, 11. I.. Kervtm, Jaek limns,
ll. Itoialter, Jnek Hi niinltz.
MEADOW BROOK'S VICTORY.
Ilcfriiti HnliindMi ii nt l'nlo by I)
(iniils tn -1 for Inilepi'iiilenre Hup.
Special to Tub Sin ami Nnw Yor.i; llnp.un
CcDAmit'ti.-iT, I.. I. .nine w. ine si-'--
I ond polo I'umc for the Independence oup
-iio nlnviiil tin tbe Held of the llneli.iwav
jiuntlng Club this evening and resulted
,..ln e,,,. tl-tr. I.oni- I.ilan,l teim bv a
N"; tSi.Weli ' A." w! S
-iriavid Haws.... 2 11. Winn 2
hack J. 11. Lanlmni.. o C. II. I.eo -1
ttt. i . I iiniif n. . ii
ON KN0LLW00D C. C. LINKS.
fjii-rinl to Tub Sin A.to Nnw VonK Hir-iin.
WltlTB Plains, X. Y June 20. In
thn competition for the J. H. I'mery
prize, thirty-six holes medal pi.-, at
the Knollwood Country Club to-day
150, and tleorgc Skinner, 1C1.
LYON TRIUMPHS WITH FOILS.
t T . 11... 1- r.,..t
J kiUIfUVU BVVVUUl
HIGH LIGHTS AND SHADOWS
IN ALL SPHERES OF SPORT
11 DANIEL.
Copyright, 1020, tv The Sun-HeraM Corporation.
TUB Intercollegiate Rowing Association's regatta at Ithaca last Satur
day waa a success as bis a success na It was jiosslblo for It to be
on Lako Cayuga. But It was nothing Ilko tho regattas of other days
at Poughkcepsle. Cornell and Ithuca exceeded 'themselves on tho occasion
anil at tho cloan of a hectic day they weru almost ready to admit that the
ovent camo perilously closo tu being too big for them to handle. Next
year tho regatta will bo bnck cyi tho Hudson, whero It belongs,
In winning tho varsity raco Syracuso repeated Its victory ot 1916 nt
roughkeepslc, anil added glory to Jim Ten Kyck's reputation as. a coach.
Tho Huccess of tho Orange developed Hometlilng of a problem to thoso who
would llko to name a rowing champion for tho your. If Cornell had won
It would have taken thu title without a word ot protest from any quarter.
Hut Syracuse, It will be remembered, was beaten by tho Navy In tho ChlliW
cup raco On tho Schuylkill that after Syracuso had won over tho midship
men on their own roiirso oil the Sovurn. Personally wo aro Inclined to give
tho laurels to Syracuse.
Tho regatta on Lako Cayuga was a peculiar ono In so much, as the
Cornell freshman crew proved Itself tho faMcst of tho lot. It won lut race
in 10 minutes 4112-5 neconds. Tho Cornell Junior varsity tho crew which
wan tho vnrnlty until Saturday won lt event In 10 minutes 15 3-5 seconds.
Tlio Syracuse varsity was a winner In 11 minutes 2 3-5 seconds, These
performances reverse the usual nnd aro particularly peculiar becnuso the
races wore rowed on still wati r and thero wero no tidal changes to consider.
Tho times develop n suspicion that wh'en Charley Courtney selected his
heavy varsity for tho big race ho made an error. Tho light varsity had
shown Itself to be tho faster crow and had shown splendid form, particu
larly at Princeton. Ileshles, It had whnt tho heavy crew lacked, racing
experience. Cornell's freshman eight showed that It was one of tho greatest
combinations yet brought out at Ithaca. Thero aro some who say thut It
la tho greatest.
Pirates Thought That Hancroft Was routing for Cnrey.
The series between tho fllants and tho Pirates brought to mind
anil to tho foro on tho field too a rather Interesting anglo of thu trade
whereby Hancroft camo to tho New Yorks In exchange for Fletcher.
When McOraw got Hanrroft he not only mado a move to plug up a gap
In his Infield but ho moved against tho strengthening of a probable rival.
McOraw, by the way, thinks that his club still will bo In tlio thick of
tho pennant fight before long. IIo was acquainted with the fact that Bancroft
was slated to leave tho Phillies and that If he did not go to tho Giants
he would be traded to tho Pirates for Carey. The Pirates then needed a
shortstop as they do now, and they were mighty anxious to land Bancroft.
In fact, they tool; It for granted that tho deal alrendy had been completed,
and they were somewhat surprised when they read that the Giants had
landed tho lnflelder. Cnrey, we hear, still is on the market, hut nobody
has an lnflelder of class to spare. Besides, Carey Is not going to get any
younger.
Tho Giants, by tho way, are to bo strengthened with despatch. An
effort Is being made to get Johnson,
Ii.ih-0 club of tho Pacific Coast League. If Johnson, who Is leading that
league in hitting nnd is a fine fielder, can arrange for Ills relcas from his
contract ho will step right Into tho
Lako has been approached In a satisfactory way by the New lork club.
It I.ool.s us If Yalo Will
Princeton's cherished hope that
title to the football, rowing and track honors already scored In that com
pany this scholastic year camo within a shade of being realized. Yulo won
the deciding game of their baseball series on Saturday, but It won by a
very close margin, 1 to 0 and the margin, as seen from the stand, was
oven smnller than tho solitary run which showed In the score. Two dlnkv
hits which were of doubtful authenticity figured largo In tho scoring of
that ono counter. But ono run, if It wins, is as good as ten, and Princeton
gets only little consolation nut of tho closeness of the defeat.
In the series Yale scored ten runs, while the Tigers got eight. Tho
15113 now will go Into their battles with Harvard with great confidence, for
tho Tigers defeated the Crimson without the need of a third contest. It
looks ns If the Ynlo team will retain the Big Three title an honor it won
last spring, and In 10 IS too. The Ells, couched by Billy Lauder, the old
Giant, play an intelligent game and they have some splendid pitching
material. Coxo did very well indeed last Saturday just a shade better
than Mnrgetts.
ThU year, by the way, the Big Three championship does not mean
the Eastern Intercollegiate leadernhlp any more than It meant It last season.
CUP YACHTS RACE TO-DAY.
Slimnrnel: 1V.N Poor Itonelilne
Itesolnte ravnrltp In Trlnls.
Ily JAMES S. MITT'IIKI..
Lnto on Saturday night when the lights
wero growing dim off Snndv Honk Sir,"r0 01 111(1 PS n'""S rtrw
Thomas Llpton made the announcement Hs over the four nnd s-ven-elahths
mile course of the Indian Harbor Yacht
on board the steam yacht Ictorla that , (,,nl) th,s 11)ornlnB wls tJu. Fpnct.,ouliir
Shamrock "2.1" carried one thousand I finish for recoml place between tho
squaro feet of canvas moro than ever ' Windward II.. owned by Vtlclnrd Monks,
she did In England, and where she l"' 'wno
showed her stern to everything In her , j,,,,. lleIll tll, ft01, atc!li B!ive second
class for several seasons. This Informn- place to the Windward IJ. by ono sec
tion enhnnced the victory of Shamrock I ond. Onlookers supposed it was a dead
, I heat, ns the two racing jachts swept
y,i .iirnia.. , 1 ii
evtra crowding or doth on the trial
horse wns lo make her as fast ns poi
IM so that she will btlng out all the
latent power of Shamrock IV, and that
In the three weeks of actual practice the
challen 'or will bo tuned up to the high
est pitch,
Even with tho extra sail spread Sham-
. 1. ..Oil . -In -n.l..... .,Ar... pi, n. ..Id,.
cspcolnny In the 'VVniwnrS' rk
,, ,,,, ,i!,.D nn.i i ,,.,..l,
l-, ,111.1 ..ilii.li
she wns ben ton ny a coupe of seconds,
, ,. , .,, .p.' ,,,.i, -,
short of nlno minutes. The challenger
wns not so superior in the reach Trom !
buoy No. 2 to the Shrewsbury Hocks
Mirlitri! Imov. which wns n distance of 1
six ami three-(Ujrtor miles, and where I
she mado only an actt-nr gain of ;1 t.H"
B"conds. This was regarded as the I innt,p(,r, y, n, p.,,.,
weakest nolnt of Phamfo.'k IV. If theilltrk. I'.alnli K Slave
weatlKM- permltH to-ilay the Sh-imrocka
w-.ll ho sent over the full course of
thirty miles, that Is fifteen mill a, to
windward and return. j
Only tho lisht sort of wind and
weitner will prevent mo nniue ami
Itesolute from a continuation of their
I .it tlu off Newport to-day. So far tho
tlr mlute has been victorious In sU nut
nf the nine races sailed and sho Is now
the favoilte to defend the' America's
Cun ngaln't Sh.imrork IV. While It is
pA-tly admitted that two of the wins
ti.llletl for the Hrlstol boat were In the
nature, of flukes nnd that they should
not Im counted against the Vanitle It
Is admitted by the partisans of Vanitlo
tlsat her opti-menl has a commanding
lead and (hut tho Vunltic will be forced
to sh.ver her timber) if she Is to come
out of the series with flying colors. It
was the original nltention of tho New
York Yacht t'lub regatta eommittco that
the series should be composed of About
sixteen races, and to judge by the re
cent developments the whole- herles will
be contested before a selection will
made.
KUMAGAE AT TOP OF FORM.
New Havk.v, Conn., June 20. lehlya :
Kum.igae, the Japanese tetml - star, won I
the Urals In tho nnui tournament of I
the New Haven Lawn Tennis Club yes-
terda.i, defeating I.. 51. Hanks of Yale,
the Now Unglanil champion. 61. 0-2,
61. It was a well played match and
was closer than tho More would Indi-
en to. H10 hard driving and deadly
Placing of the Japanese told In
of the tliree sets, however, nnd despite
some brilliant net wont on tne part or
the Yale star the latter was able to get
only four games In the three sets. Ku
magae was in his best form and p'.aycd
nearl perfect Unnls.
lvr.magae anil iiaroiti Taylor or New
Y'oris won the doubles, 7 5, C S, G 3, j
1 0, 7 fi, defeating Hanks and Hawkes.
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
Toil SAT,T:--Tn fit. tlntwl ami V." I li t . ,
thru1 sniMli ponlen, four jm lo ptmli'-t, r.nv-
t-i ii.i m - ui.ii itni-, yviiy is, id 'i
ruddle: antl tiarrers. atn tliri-e eon boy -.id
t'Jf . Vi:in, 4.;2 Uaat St., city. Tele
ih-.iic l'liua 20.
'.''ii ih-, , i . im-- ui
foi jalo. tt (.OI.I.MAN, caro of Durlana,
manager and lnflelder, from the Salt
New York lineup, and we hear that Salt
Kctaln Baseball Lntirols.
It would add the Big Thrco baseball
WINDWARD IN CLOSE RACE.
Hint Snapper by One Second In
Indian Harbor Itnee.
Speeml (o Tub Kin inii Nmv Ynntc Hrrutn.
GriECNWini, Conn., Junp 20. A fcat-
across the finish line nbrcast.
At the start the yachts were well
bundled, but nlmnst Im'nodlitely got
pvay In two divisions to bunt for thn
favoring slants. The Jade o' Lantern,
owned by Lennn'd II. Dyer, the last
yncht to leave, ws ttv most successful
and finished first by a good margin.
The wind was east in south, lls'it and
Vl".'?.?
n- nii-i.ip .iuiii- iiuk niio mo in
onli
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ono design class, but she took a s iil over
.. . v, ii, .m. .,i.
an'Vvl" bp cre'"tt'1 "'Ith one point,
11,0 summary:
AltltOW CLASS HTAKT, 11:20.
II. M. S
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12 " 1C,
Pyer.
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Jm) s , 0() 0
IIH1IS WIN HXIHIHTIIIN (JAM 1 1.
Nr,V HAVRN, Conn . .lime In. The Cln-tlnt-ntl
National tltfmleil New Haven, tif
the 1'ntti rn l.eaene, haltrs nf the leasue,
In an exblbltlnn raine ln-le to-tlay, .'I to 2.
T'u- pnni" fnlloui-'l tli n ulur Ilui-trin
l.ta'-ni- eiinteal and numi II. an to. 000 pti
sons ?aw the ilnuble bill. Tbe senn
it, hi:
New llaen. . 0 fl 0 0 0 2 0 0 0-2 7 1
Cln'-I'innll .. 0(1 0 2 (10 10 -,'t n 0
Il.ltlerl. .' Iliev.ll anil Wilson, fee, Hlli r
at il Al'en.
ROD AND GUN.
BATTERY LANDING
11M.A l.-niei ciery
Saturday Afternoon at 1 P. M.
ran; ( 2.. Ine. halt: Run . 7 A. M . 2.r,0.
Tnej . Vt'd.. Tlniet S. a It-v nn.l T Inr.
fnnl. !" pniWAIIT-'MVN.
mo catchim or sr.A ha-...
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ill if" leavin iiay-iot- r,
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I.IJAVI'S
A, M.
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HAMMIIIIK POCl
liasn and Itlarl.fUh
THANK HAMMElt
irJ II leaves Sheep- head liny dally
IIHII III. S A. 51., ."inulay 7.30.
('apt l'l'.HI) WI 1 1 :n E.
RosbR.II -01
,i:nty or r.ixn.
Canar-le 7 A, M. Hally.
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daily. '2 I. Jii.,
Pun. 7
AMERICA "lel'v , Sen. 7. Fat. 2 P. M.
'klTlfciU'CM yiif.piiua.l Hay. .1 tliSael
LArXCH, MerMLm, nw bow n Vr v
1'oluti mako dates. Puoae lleinpsteail lotl -
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WASHBURN SCORES
EASILY AT TENNIS
Makes Flying Start for Third
Leg on 'Met' Title Cup.
Watson M. Wnshbuin opened his bid
for a third leg on the metropolitan ten
nis ehnmp'onshlp cup nt the New Yorlt
Tennis Club yesterday and lumped off
with two matches that did not beiiln to
test his bklll. Tho ranking player tioeiU
only one more victory for permanent
possession of tho trnnhy, having wuii
tho tournament In 1HIJ and In 1613. .ami
bo l sure tn make a determined effort
to win ngnlfi this time. Ills utsy tri
umph over Hlchnrd Unite in the Church
cup Intercity matches recently showed
Washburn nt his best, hut ho will have
to continue to play topnotch tennh', for
among others he has IchlMi Kumngni',
third In nntlonnl inr.lt, nnd H. llinwril
Voshell, the preiseiit tlllcholder, to beat.
In his two matches yesterday Wash
burn defeated A. Haeliracli, fi-2. '"-I.
and H. R-Ilobbs, ft-1, 0-1, bfdmf too
strong for hi opponents In every ile
paitment of the game, lie outguessed
and outdrove them both from start to
f'nlsh, launching his attack almost en
tirely from deep court.
Vofhell, tho plnylng lhrou-;h chntn
plon, did not extend hlms"lf at any
Mage if his mtlch with Harold Kwalll,
w-lilie Knmigae delnved Ills start for
this nftcriioon. The Japanese star, like
onbell, ban one leg on the champion
(hip cup. Elliott 11. Illnsen, Krancls 1.
tunler and Percy L. Kynafton wero
nmnrg other contenders to cnriie
thioutli. After n bi'sy rtav'fl P'ay nearly
three-fourths of the orl' lial sixteen en
trants bad been eliminated.
In one of tho most spirited contests
of the day Percy K.ir.aston. the NufRtiu
and Queens champion, aeored a hard
earned victory over Allen Uehr. Tito
content went Into oxtra sen and was
marked by hard hitting and rplendll
"getting" on hotli s'des of the net.
Itebr was a trifle Hie stendlc" but Kytl-
decl.dve stroke and
finished off many a rally with a rfiol
for placement, usually nn overhend
Hiunsli of a lob that Bchr employeu fre
quently In a futie attempt to keep his
opponent nwnv from the net.
For a man who Is approaching ihe
halt century mark In life Frederick G.
Anderson, tho Tcrrace-Elegs County
Club vetbran. gnvo.n mighty tood ac
count of himself In a match with Frank
MrWntty of Mnnflnlr. The one-time
ranking player bK-ki the speed to cover
his court satisfactorily, hut ho itlll tc
talns the skill tint won blm many a
sectional title two decades ago. He had
his cioss cotitt and dci p court drives
tinder perfect control nnd be placed
them so accurately, timing Ids returns
and concealing their direction so well
that he caught his opponent out of po
sition time and ainln.
'I he Suioaiarj-.
M 'tinpotllan T- nnh r'lpinnlonshlii Slniiei
-First i-ennil - i':i"i N. Jollffe iVfiat.il
H. it., rtnrroiifhs, n-t, n-n. Waien
M. Wanhlnirn deflated A Pm lirnc'i, n--5,
I'l; U. II. Holieria ilef ated A. II. I'rey.
ft , fi-1: It. V. I.nlte di dated M. It
tMwnids, !. fi-'J; .1. 1. Kejea defeated
' Pateenn, 0 I. 7 r. ; lleiliert I. Vouinr.ii
i'. feitiri W II Wi'r,.i, -'.', S-(t, Klllntt 11.
Tlmen iltfinted W. II. Til'-t, P-l. li-.t.
Secomi Itounil-I'erci I.. Kyim'ton i!"P ated
Mlm llellr. 4-11, " -". '2; H. How aril
Vo.lKll ilefcateil ll.uuV! Huiilll. 0-1. I'l.
WJiilford Wat. rt.nry .lefeate-l IVnnlr I-'I'.on,
n j; a. Ilenly defmiid P.. He CaHtio.
C-l, 2n, s-ll. Paul Martin iiefcatul
Mnnrtie Aden. R-3, 0-1; frank M Watty
,l,.f,.ated I'redeilek O. An lersun, Ol, O-il,
0-1, I.. II. rtnger deputed Jlielail K.
Mnekinn. (I I, n-0: H. J I-'n nei, .Ir.. d"
fentert r. O'Connor, 00, 01: Hairy Sa"! s
lefeatld II. W. ItoMnrnn 11-1, " '.. M. V.
l'o, Jr. i' Paled U. Winston, tV-0, (1-2,
M. T. Aelierland defeal (1 .1 Nleknnoi. .
c-4. n-l; II -;li Nc i-l-deflated 11. W.
S-'"nrt7, 00. 112: W.Umn M. Wn.-'itiiirn
'1'fiRicd It T. Iloi.bs, rv-l, 0-1: TVomn
Moor, deruite.l 11. rronle, M, 11-1; W. M
nailer defi rtee 1.. Vi-I.er, 11--1, n-l: It. n.
ItnlieWs iltf -itfd IH-. W. Kruder. II :t. 11-2.
rritt fin" r lcfntn! .1. M Odre, 01,
e 2. C'li:' i ri'nrilieri (lefipled .1 Ii.
Keen, 10 S, S-ll; l,ioll Crotiy rtefen'cd W.
Abel', 11-0, H-,'l: n. II. lteoe eefiat.d
t'la'illln P. Adams, il 0, 11 ;;, 01; llerlint
I rovinnn deflated Frnnl! Knll, 11 0, 7 "
i:ill,ilt II. riorni i'f nnd P. M. I.n. 0-2.
Il-:i. II. W. Sbaffer iVf..nt. d n. v. I.'tt'i.
ft-1. 11-8; A. .! raw. irntFd It .1
MiKny, 71, II I; W. 11 Itotierls. di f. a'ed
W. II. lliiiloti. (1-2, -; N. Wlnt-r
rated . 1. tli-utvau, 4 fl, (1 -0, (' .1; It. .1.
'-ommeri d,.f.n''l llov nielile, (I a, (18.
H-a; HU M flih.-u d.f-nted A. ltudoiyi,
it I, S-fl; Trod I'lnnlrnnl defeated l It.
Pauley, c- t a3; Hnmeel It. McMlhtor ii".
f-afed rr,d Iirl;, fl 1.0-2; JT Wl. sniffer,
.1 n. riivl i", H. n Hntiinwoy, W. J. Tons
nlnt. II. NTorf-n, fl. flarde. B Ol'mey, I..
Tommy. Pnol Martin, ISeMrt R. Htod-tait,
P T A. M Her. I'. II. llassfuni and K. ft
S-'o'lalr wo i V." i'i r.-ivlt.
Thlnl ltoend l'er.-y I,. Kynnnton deflated
.1 H;nitl' n I. (l-O; Hn-.m tt Norma de-
fintfd Vnlli-t- I Tnii't-nK C -' !l! 7".
kl. II- rin-i- ii,ifini.. .In.:- Mn -t in. (11. 0-.'l.
N'nrn an Winiir d. ; ' i1 W I',. Holti-i-H.
7, renin 1 1 T 1'i.nler ilef and
,1 It. S'.. 'ii'inn :f, O 'J, iu 0. Sii Mii-n A'.
lauVao'i ilef n'ed C,"oi--c v tli ton-, 01 '
(11. Ii'p,.nld KiTexiy I'i'er.l.d If -r.rv II ,
P.'-sfii-d, 10-8, 0-1 Tnul JlniMn d, fent. li
f MeWntty, ('--J. 0-n s (in,,, j, L. II I
Itoq, i-i ond William Ilnsenliaiiin ' mm Vy
defBllP. 1
TEA VERS AND HALE WINNERS, j
.Mr.NTfi.Ain, N. J.. June 20. tMrl.v- '
six hole rompelltion over the links of
the Upper Jlont- Inl.- Country Club to- i
day brought together many Kbinln !
lights. .Terotjie Tr.neis, the Idol of th
Mountaineers, nnd ,1. H. Hale, of the I
Cllen Hidge ro'iiitiy Hub were pltte I 1
ngilnst Will! im Heikle and 1'iank W
Dyr, also of Upper Mnntelnlr. In tho
morning round Travers anil Hale won '
out, 2 up. and In th" afternoon 1 up.
iiAisvAitn r:r.w.i c.o vachtimj.
Itr.n TOl', Conn , J-ine '.'OThe enllln'
Ilanard roulre; e'luml .ip, at to-tla on lma-. '
.1. I' Mnrril'l-'i va, lit Ctr air, wlil.h r-ui,nl
iirouml I-o.i;: IOiiH'1 S"ii-(i, v I'll a "tip ,,n
tbe I,.iliK lil.-!!. I lYlenl-i to dIIiiw tie oa' .
11 ll In I'll . .i-i.i.
ROD AND GUN, , :
EowARDToiTiiflrT&Io,1
Fishing Tackle Exclusively ,
falc-roonn and fnnnry i-ni'i-r nne roo'
llg 5"ltiei -lrerl. Tir .Vr.rli. " '
n.u Ulsli A I heiidrWat fnl, Snrlns IbiVlmr.
M . S A. M. Ilrln;; ball. Tel.
Mnrn's lileJ3,JV Ca,t.. l.ynn-. :' w. jifiti,.
leave.t -Areik j(ail St.KIn
rtaily, .c. Mini, nnd l'rl.,
HA:; irntn. Riml,. r, train
I a.t.JAKi; l:TIIMAN.
U etinei,d-ir. 1.1 lit 11 .ea '-.., M .,','
fUJIinnifiotie .! iep-.li.nil Halh.'
iip,.i Mnn., 8 A. M Sun.
A. M Capt. I'l.Afli:
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l'l.I KK I'MIIM,
Sea Pigeon H
. tlnll in A M.. Mat. 2 I' 1!..
1 A M . S' i . .'.it ' Hay.
nt t i- im; iiAt'six.
Ntit Army hip inttliei- Umia yi
Jirl,!n ?'i. Itl-nlitti ji ;
Ills tli At in v t.-nti $.,'!. Il n. ai .. .5;
liO-.ll. S8. Ilrlilge -I.. llrtiiiMin.
ri.t iir. i i-iiiMi-ii) a. ji. iMit.Y.
ADMfRflL I".:r shefI,i-'im",Vi,u!','iny
frt.lv s A. ,I . Suiwa'..
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I L dayi Buuaay(' Tuesday; ""
BRONX CYCLIST IS
j FIRST AT NEWARK
Kaiser Wins Four Cornered
Match Race at Velodrome.
'T"
ih.rry Kaiser, tho Hmnx cyellnt, de
feiited Orlando l'lanl, Wllllo Hpcnrtr
nnd Eddie Madden In a four cornet ed
matdi ince at tho Velodrome In Newark
yci.teiday afternoon. Kaiser defeated
I'ianl and .Midden hi ono neat, flnlohed
In n dead heat for second placo with
Spencer In the next, tho hent being won
by l'lanl, nnd won tha final and deciding
hent by bailing out Spencer and Mnd.
den. In the second heat, In which Kai
ser beat l'lanl, ho Miueczcd the Itnllnn
champion going around the Inst turn,
and although the crowd booed and
Jeered blm the referee did not take any
action,
due Mllo Open (Profesnlnnall-Wcil by
Ailluir Hpencer, 'I'orenlo, Willie Spencer, Tn
lonto, leroiul; linymoiiil Union, Neunrk,
(hlid: Alfi.-d Cionllet, Nonnrk, fourth i Harry
Knl-er, llronx, fifth: Ilddle Maddi-n, nlxlh.
Tlni", 'J III 3 .1.
(Hie Mil" Novleo f Amateur) Won by Ed
ward lliuke, NVwnrk, I'linrles Castle. New
ark, seroinl. Time, J.M .1-1.
Ono .Mile, Clns II. (Amateur) Won by IM
wnnl Jlenill, Unlotio .Sportlva Itallan.i, I.urr)
Heiiffert, liny lew Wheelnieii, n-eoinl, Jo
eepb Itenl, Il.iv View Wheelmen, third, ll.n-l
Adann, Hail Oranre, fourth. Time, 2 004-5.
Two Mile Imitation (l'rnfi'.inlonnl)-Wnti by
Alfred (Irendn, Au'itralla; William llanlcy,
Sun rrnnclmo, seeoinl; Uinlnald McNainsrn,
An trnlla, (hlid; Jacob NtKln. Irilnclan,
fourth, Peter Hiobuch, Ilonton, fifth. Time,
.1:i:i VV
Half MPe National Cliampionslilp (Ama
teur) Won by Chris Dntterweleh. May View
Whi'i'liueii, iMnnrrt ltendl, Unions Pportlva,
neoiul; I'ipiI 'I'nvlnr, New York A. O., third;
l.nrry t'niffirl, liny View Wlii'elmen, fourth.
Time, I 12 !l 1.
Two Mile Ilnndlcnp (I'rnfes.lnnnl) Won by
Charley l'lereiy. Amtinlln (110 yarda); IM
ward Ilyron, Amtnilla (K10 yiiidn), fceond;
Alex Mclluith, Autialln (75 nrdi), llilrd,
Tom Hello, llronWyn (121 yards), fourth;
Lloyd Thoinai, Pan I'lanchco (HO yards),
filth. Time, .'I.Jd 3-.1,
Two Mile IlnndlcHii (Am.iteur)-Won by
Anthony Vniing, liny View Wheelmen
OeTiiteli): William Peek, liny View Wheel
linn CH ynid.o, meond; l'red Tnylnr, New
unit A. C (scratch), third; Felix I'ald,
I'nlono Snoitlvn Knllana (1M) yardii), fourth.
Time, i-i.-i.
Aliemanee Mateli Ilnee (ProfesilonaD
Won by Hairy Knher, llronx: Orlando l'lanl,
Itnly, fecund. William Spencer, Toronto,
thlid; Eddie .Madden, Newark, fourth. Firm
h'-nt won by W. Spencer; Plnnl, Aemnd:
Mad.V'ii, (hlrd. Time, 'J :.-.S 1-1. Second lirnt
won by Knlier. Plnnl, second ; Madden, third
Time. 2-.17. Thlnl heat won by l'lanl. Head
In at for second and third betiwcn Kniser and
Silencer. Time, ,'t:01 Il-.l. Fourth ln-nt won
bvinlier, Ppenccr, neconil; Madden, third.
Tin... .' ;i
Ti ii Mile Paced Mnteh (l'rofeslnnnl)-AI-fnd
fintillel, Neenrli. vji. Oear Htrtt. Swltx
orhind. Won by Huiillet. Time, 10:12 1-.1.
RECORDS FALL AT BOSTON.
Tliree Murks IIiiiik Uu ill Neir
Himliuiil oljnipio Trials.
I'oston, June 20. Three new iccords
for New Hnghind wero established at
the annual track meet of the New- Hng
land A'-soclailon of1 the Amateur Ath
letic I'libm hero to-day. The Innova
tion of holding the meet on Sunday
drew u crowd estimated at 10,000.
Tho records were mado In the live
mile run by Fred W. Fuller, In the
discus tnrow by J. W. JCeHar and In
tbe Javelin throw bv W. Tlni. The
winners of the events will mako up the
team wh'ch will tepresent New ICng
land In the Custom trials for the Amer
ican Olympic lenin, to be held nt Frank
lin Field. Iiilladelphla, next Saturday.
The winners follow :
100 Yard Paeh-F. W. Waterman, II. A. A.
Time. 10 eei'iaii's.
'.".() Yard Pn h-W. P. Hayes, II. A. A.
Time, 22 2- i sei onill'.
41(1 Yard lliin-J. W
Tin e, r,() "J-r "leond.t.
K.so Ynrd Jtun J. A
Thai-, I .Ml 3 .1.
("i e Mile Itun-J. J.
Time. 1:21.
. Diliidi, II. A. A.
Caffery, It. A. A.
Connolly, II. A. A.
1 i Mile IPin Fred W. Fnller, Porehes
ler Gleh, 2". .11 4 .1.
ISO Yaul Hurdles A. Ilulrnan, Woicester
Ai-n-lemv, 1(1 1-1 t-ccoml?.
i ID Yard llurdl. r-W. II. Meanlx, II. A. A.
Time, r7 2-1 (eeonds.
I'.i'e Vault 11. W. Ilarwoml, II. A. A.
IMKbt. II feet.
Uunnlnii Iliuli Jump W. Wbalcn, 11. A. A.
lltldit. 0 f
ltuiinhiR 1) end Jumn 12. O. Oouidln, im
attne'iod, Pl"innce. 22 feet
Ilunnln Hop. Step nnd Jump 12. O, Oour
illn, illiattaelud. Disunite, 13 feel ,1H hifliei.
Putting 10 Pound Shot .T. (' I.awler, II.
A. A. Pbinnce, 43 fee! (Ill Inches.
Ilai.inier Throw i". T. pnntlrow, II. A. A.
PI mice, 113 Pot ,", lr.ihes.
Tlirowlnir lifiy-sl Pound Welsht W.
l t li IVirt Hanks.
! PIsetH Tlliow .1. W Kellar, 11. A. A. Dll
I tnnce, 127 feet 2 Inches.
.Invclln Thrott v urn, jarim e.iuo.
M-tllle e, 111 f'-i t :. . Inches.
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TITLE FOR MISS F. BALLIN.
Wins New Jersey Teiinl rhnni
ploimhlp After llnrtl Mulch.
Miss Florcnco Ilallln had very I'ttle
to spare In winning the New- Jersey
soy tennis championship on the courts
ot tho Orange Lawn Tennis Club yes
terday. She wns In fact within a snoko
of losing the second set of her mutch
to .Mrs. ltnwson Wood, but rallied in
tlriui lo score In straight sets, C 4, 7 li.
It wns by nil odds tho hardest match
of the tournament nnd the final seme of
points. 79 to 77, glvea a clear Idea of
how doso tho inside was all the way.
It waa marked by long cross comt tal
lies from deep court with first one nnd
then tho other woman coming up tn
finish tho point with a well dhecte.1
volhy. .Mrs. Wood hnd her opportunity
In the second set In which she led S 1,
and wan within a point of taking tho
next game, alio lost control at tho
wiong time, however, and -Miss E'lllln
ramo through with a rally th.it tied tho
bcore al 5 all.
Throughout the match Miss Ilallln
driving carried more pace than that of
her opponent and II told In her favor In
tho latter part of the second set.
THE AQUILLA SAILS FAST.
tout Washington, U I., June 20.
The Ao.ulll-1, Hordon Curry's fast yacht
of the. Star class which last season won
tho Ihterclub championship In cla'S A
In races contested among ynelils of tho
Ihiyslile, Fort Washington and .Man.
nnssct Hay yacht clubs, won the second
of the series to-day In Manhussct Hny.
The summary :
INTIIIK'LI'I) ItACIl-RTAII CLAPS CLASS
A-KTA11T 3:ii-uiiui(Ni; n. wn.iin.
lilllp H-d
Flnlih.
II.M.H.
time.
II.M.H
Vnelit nnd Owner.
Aipillln, (! Cuiry
Timum. W. L. In leo
Ilvdin, I.'. H. Hyde
Arlu. (i. Abbott
Saturn. 0. W. Elder. Jr. .
, 4
I S'l '.0
4 nl I'll 1 o -ii
4 .10 no 1 .10 SO
I 41 10 1 31 10
4 1.1 II 1 31 1.1
Man II., Crumble t Waters, a (II II
I r.l 41
Shadow . I). Cowl
Miiia, II. I. Llnlttleld....
IlainhiT, H. C. McLean..
Did not tlnhh
Did not finish
Hid not finish
CLASS Il-STAIiT .I 2a
Neptune, Mr. Hearing 4 .'0 2!) 1 30 2
lilone, A. Hut rr 4 Ml 11 1 30 M
lllg Hipper, J. It. floblnxoii. 4 r,l 21 I 31 21
Ni mid, A Teller 4 lit 111 1 3d IP
NO! thorn Slur, Mr. llamblc I .10 21 1 3d 21
S'thern Cro, J. C. Henine. 4 r.H D!) 1 31 W
IttlNWVI'I'.lt TAHKS HOI,!' TIT I H,
ATLANTA, Oa., June !0.-Aflcr dofoatlng
Hull!. Jut i un i .t. ,. .
I'nttona! nmiilcui loin naiutnt t,lt .nr, 1 a,.,
In the Fcml-flnsls, fl. V Itnlnwatcr of Al
lanta won (be (PoiKln Stale Rolf cliiimploii
hli ,eieidny from Tom 1'ret.cott, also of
Alliinta, 3 up and I lo play.
JOHNNY TILLMAN MISIN.
ClIICACiO, June :o-.nllor I'lledtimn, ,-i
Chlrnno lIchtwelKhl, deftiued Johnny 1111
'"nii "f Mbinennolts In a ten loiind bout at
1 ; a ' I Clileaiio, Ind , lain nldit. I
ROD AND
limn vati:u rou i.orw. an(U -
Smily Unnk I'rlnrtM .I:un:ilf liny (inrnnn
(Tlio lltir--itl.no) liny n. if-l'') Ul-ni-l
I'nto. AV. I"M, A.M. I'M. A.M. l'.M. A.M. I' M.
'uiii '2 ... . 11 1rt 11 r.l 12..'! I
Jirm 22 IL'O.I 12:41 11! IW 12-10 1 IS
J' lid 2:i 12 i7 J.M7 1(12 1'12 1.2
'turn 21 . , . 1 ,vj 2 :ti i :! u :(( 2..I7
Junn an 2 17 H 2A 2 ,12 II 0
'I In1 (lnu pln Iu tlto Ahovo tlIo Is I.'nstiru
mui hour
CnnilUhii:- In Hurifrpit IU).
Kttllu'd Ihih-i 'trulllnc (ontlnui's lo occupy
nith who pprcl.illzi' In that type of flihlni;.
Many ro.hI 1iii"h havo Ik on made In the ha
Curt Otto ut Ninv York an hod on hr yacht,
which will Im anchored off V.nn't for hunw
tluu'. Hr iiinttiiH in u finatl hUlff ihilly tu
the l.ftit rlmiru'ls, whrn- hli man clianp
the power to oara for tmllkri A a t'lmm;.
hu ut'iit ontflde Tuooday and raught a har
rtl a-u! a half of larr." Hinoolh aktnncd hlark
fl"li, which lit shipped to hit family and
frit-win It tin- dty. lirneat Napier and I1.
Kt Ily rojitfpur tffort tn hook the stilpera
In the hav ulth nrylii(; fucce'ir.
The follow Iny ucir nf liousoboim and
their fainHUi lav anhed for tho nMintner'-i
aw;IIm;. rltli niuhnrace.i alonp the river:
"The Toro." Mr. and Mrn. MAIM I. IMunn,
Uvw Yoru; tho "Antnlncttn II," John Herk-Btrui-or,
Lour Itr.indi, ihe "T..uihlt. In,"
C. II Terhune, Lo:ir; Urancli; th- "IIcl
tnat ," IU'i hi-rt 1 Ilrov, HHmar , unnnmrd hou"e
hoHt", owneii, ,ludi:e Frnttk I.loyd, Trenton:
Georee Meitill, I'iola'lelplila; llatph IUKfiM,
I ukrhurftt; Iu-al lious.-hoatfl. ikia- OLCitph d,
'Tak- It Ia-y, A. O Wlllx it; "(Invi
5tdla," Kno cIsUtm. "Hume Comfort," Kd
w aid 1'ai Iter, and "Idh- Hour," I. I
Cliamherlain. Th- llls.i liar iJunnlnj: CH'1
tins Ixachcd ltx bis lodMhoat, the "Khle
II." for addltloifal clubhu.iai- uleeplncr iuar
lei".
IlaltniPti are prttlns ready for the early
Jul nith if ariffhi. Xixt w m hun-'rorlM
of dni ns of fhedder etaht wilt he In rn in
hfi,-"' i ra',i"i ti.idv fnr lht onIa'tqht nn unk
flh. It li helh'wd that the peero ulntur
i liii-d off l'n- tlioirii ei " f dlsruji-d ernbi
of ln-4t tteanon and i'int tlo-idl sea"e hn-i ru.i
h (Miitr-w. The rra'-n po fur taken en f in
Let Her Come!"
MAT HEY IS STATE
TENNIS CHAMPION
Defeats R. S. Stoduirt Easily
in Title Matc.
Prun Mutiny It I lit 1 1 s
State tennis champion li
ingly one shied tna'.i h on n . .
tlio Orange l.nwn Trnm I'.uiit,
day the former I'rlnceion i nn
tain defentod Hubert S w .u( ,
tlmo Vale eaplnlii, bj a .. . . r i
(12, (1--2, in Hie tlt'e 1. 1 i ' r i, .
pir wns In rare form lie p n.
I'inlly at the net, coeHni: no -i ,
rush nnd olleyhig with i- -m
hnid M.ithey was eii'i.'.lh inn i
did net miss it hlngie . m r h . i . ,
during the short conte.-,
Just how remnrkiiMv i. i ,
was ma) bo unib rsloml lion i
that In tho llrxl set In win. h b, , ,i
bis opponent nine points, a w ii.1 ,
w-llh only IliP'o errors, cue im ..n ! i.(
mils. Stnildart was not lurtli-ul .i ,
steiidy, but ho was unable in g. i i
usually effeiilve net n.inn
Malhey was much tho fnsi.r gii l
the forward court, once tlnii. M
kept his onionent on th ilefensu.
the severl'y and versatility of
tack.
i-.lght games were dropped l.
dirt lefure he braced long en"
(mint one hlniwlf. Muhey out
him more Ihan two lo one In the i
nt nnd 30 points lo 2'i In ih"
The winner broke through sen I -limes
nnd Stoddart only once. On,
r.tme In the entire match wen' i.i
and that was the one In which Sto
broke tlirniigh nervlce. It w.ii tie i
in-.
V i
i 111
et.
el.
(0
Mid
mnvs opinion of thos. who
W 1' ' ll
Malhey that he h-is ret phu
1 , . w M
Pi thrco y-nrs nt lei't.
The point score follows
FIltST SUT
MilMiey I I I I '
Htodi'art , .
1 t
2 1 -
HllCONP HKT
....4 I 2 I i
.... 0 0 I 1 4
THIIH) HUT.
.... 2 I 4 I t
.... 4 (I 1 2 2
Mathey ,
Hloddart
Malhey
Btoddait
4 4 1 il
1 -20-
(IN I'LAINIiHI.D LINKS.
rLAINI-illLD, N. J., June 20 -The ren iin
of the first iinind for the diiiIhb Kdf ' luin
plonnilp ut the llydew 1 (!olf Huh, N. nh
l'l.ilnfliid. jesteiilny fnllovt
A II. Ilallln defeated John Paw. i.
Newton C. Mnlr deflated P S H . 7
nnd .1. II. A. Hilne t, le.-md v ll - .ni.v,
3 and I. and II. H. Pla.-li i d. f. nl. .1 i II
ilieen, 'J nnd I
In one match of the Mini Mm. ll i
Hilne deftnieil H. H. 1 1 In -1. r . 7 ami e T'u.
M'ole- well- iO"tid fin toe pitftl.l.nl . ,
linn i lliick, l(io--:7. 7 1. I 'i 'I'I. i nt
11. Cli.nniilln. lie-:?. 7'., A A fin ii...!,
O'i-'.'I. 7S, II. 12. Ilhllel, (IO.II.7" II.
I'nllbi, 117-1(1, HI.
GUN NEW,
i:us i-kom .jh .i to .m m;
Wilt, Is New
Vui I ntiilol
M I' 1 A C t
2 12 A .10 i 1 I i
- - - 12III I 111
2 22 1.(2 2 M
:t 10 2 .'(2 ;j:i 1
A 10 ll.'M 4 OU
.'I .'.J 4 1 .' 20
0"i h II J , 20
(I !'- o u .to x
7 i;i 7 .i.. it' .ii
f-tntidarJ lliuc. r ilayllKlit wivIhk tuiif dd
nnd h.'.ilth). Alxnit foity niotm lum't t ,iva
In ui uu-ihauled fitr Ihf m-di of him i i .
loiiunniliitiuiiH at the JUwiMil Ilmt'i anl
raptalns and tlnlr hoatH mu nln-aly un y
hooked up for the Pt anon l.wrv i. , Ii
1 w ii and eiy hoat has l.trti fHKiig.it mr
tli- KouMh of July we k
nrnmt Napier, Htntc VU'h and Oanio ('nm-mls-aloner,
Is niontly ext'iiHcd lv ih. ioi
t h i.-iiui'tion of Ki ulNh jilu-aaii'H "i th,)
flame I'aitn hue thmin-h ' a'itiK '" ''ik
'Ihe hltds tat tho Ituci, whtih en 'l-alh
hy pnlnnidns; within a U w hm ri I iihi v-oi
l,"(W) pn'a-anw were pol.oin'il 1 tin )i n.
There nru now at tin- farm in oun pin-a' n-i",
or witch 7.000 w itc haiit-d tl.l.i 'uu
All itio i'udaui;eied hy rt hut; Tic I
pnttment of ARth'iiltuie, WanhlriKton. i- ln
vetlK,itliiR Iliu liiutlfl. hut . ui Hod no
ri im'C .
"I'lsh fond' have Ju-t ..mnifti. d n t
Inn J!arni"-'nt Ha In hu -itinoii ! vrr
. tinmhly fntlowi-d hy si-hnidn "f vnU' ih,
which feed on them. "I'Udi l'-od t to
rann- Un --otnu I'pi'f h-n nf nilnn.i an!
thidr appearance nluav IktuI ii- n - ap
prnprh of rwa.kfl'!), fluid- ami Infnytttea
eontlmi" plentiful.
(iooil ('niches nl (iruntl likr, Maine
The pa "enter department f 11"' Miitnn
('Mitial Hnllroad it-ran H tie f ll lnB
rattlu it-ado nt (iiaud .;r, Vuln, A
(V IauuI, Wahinpton, 7 Milmit. ' e
C. P.. Small, Tewkshurv , Mum . tain t.
2 ttout, 2 tnmte; W. ' Itallnii. v i"i
(tt, 2 eahnon, 2 tt'tut. Itowhr pa
WortC'tii, Ma!i., .' Hiilmou, 2 tu.,up lii'iu
Ph !n.ti'n, 1 tmtit, 1 miIit i ui ll v urd
Ilnhf. r, LaneaHter, I'a . h inli mn, I init.
1 toRue. Itlehard Irh ilm.ii , lulu, l t ut
pound troll.. Jamoa Linin, I.vnn, Ia ,
1 tom e.
7h! J!JJi ol 1 relUble dialf f
S.id th- v,oilds best CiKkn'.
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