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Kisses GREET JOYCE.
THE BECKLEY INCIDENT NOT FOR
GOTTEN
RowDYIsM NOT A FEATURE OF THE LAST GAME
OF THE SERIES. AND THE VISITORS WIN
WITHOUT DIFFICULTY
THE RECORDS.

The New-York and Cincinnati baseball teams
played their sixth game ~ the season at the Polo
Grounds yesterday the men from Ohio winning
their fourth victory from the home team. There
narng outbreak against common decency
and order, and n large delegation from the short
haired fraternity" that was present. probably IN
expectancy Of another dsordoriy outbreak. was
sorely disappointed.
Joyce roundly Kissed when he went 20 tho
bat In the opening inning for the assault ne made
on Beckley on Friday. There were cheers from
some quarters. and IL was noticeable that they
came mostly from the corners where the prize
ring devotees were congrcgatel There are some
who hold that Joyce personally. should not De heIl
To too severe an accounting. as they say ina ne
is merely following out the policy OF his eInp'oyer
who seems 10 admire the bruser's art rather IMAM
scientific baseball. -,
The story OF the game be told briefly; RI
by Doheny. Davis and Gleason coupsu NH MI
four hits gave the victory 70 Ewings men lne
home players hit the ball In an irregular spas
nodic fashion not conducive % run-rnaSinS oC"'e'
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OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY.

Al Observation-Disclosures !. Wilkesbarre, ;
AZ buffalo Buffalo. 3. syracuse. l.
Al Mon Providence. :. MontreaI =
4, Toronto-Toronto. .. Springfield, g.
AZ Auburn-Auburn. II; Palmyra, o.
AZ COrtlaud-COTtand. 10. Lyons, b
AZ Tuca-Utlca. }. Rome. -
At Osweso-Osweso !; canandaigua: u IL.
At MlllertOwn. y. N.-HotchkisS, 81 81 faul
School % Garden CITY
A, Canaioharle- Gllams -. linton College J.
AZ - JOhnsylli--St townsville. l., Little Fals D.
At Hartford Newark. 4 Hartford.
AZ Reading Reading .. Allentown J.
A. Paterson Paterson. =. Lancaster, u.
At Kansas City-kansas city. !. columbus
called AZ end Of fourth inning on account or RAM
Al Minneapolis Minncap polls .. Milwaukee 3.
A. ST Paul-St Paul 3. Indianapolis D.
A. Omnha-Omaha. :. Detroit. T.
A. Mifiletown-W Wesleyan. p Trinity. 0
Al Richmond Richmond. g. Norfolk. fhrst
pamei. Richmond. O, Norfolk. Second game
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ORANGE A 4


winning run made with no out
Orange 4 A ..-.-.s-.-.---.- - " y " " "
Orlf.rt y a. .............O % ID % %
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MONTCL4IR WINS on NUTLEY LINKS.

Nutlev " j. June 4-The Montclair Golf Club
defeated the Nutley Golf Clubs team the Nutley
links this afternoon by up. holes. Summary
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Esr-ITS AT HARLEM.


Chicago. June 4-Results OF Harlem races
Weather clear; track fast:
r.-s, roce f.eyen furongs-Iocust Blossom. 10 n l.
won. Necedah 10 s. second: Golccorn. third. Time
1924. -. .,-. ,,a-,.. r-ox
10 / won: Primavera. 70 D. second Beta thiru'
Time-O;5GA $50 . ,,Ao r,s,u
q ~ Z second; Cherry Leaf third Tlme-l;4it+- .
rr,r,h acc Zone mile and seventy yards'hacN 70 d"
,.c,. Irdra second: Chugnut. third. Time ~
r-,,.h go Illinois Stakes furlongs-Richard j.
a - won; Hugh Penny. 10 10. second. Tom collins
third Time .2oif, ,,,-.- ,...- Nor
rscs -four furlongsKng Bareycorn, even won
r,a,,en out second MAIZE V. third TiIne-''fse
Dn,h ace seven furiongs)--Lew Hopper even won;
~, 80 r., 10 s second: Floronso. ,hird 1lne-l;2s
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Won IN a drive by length. head between second and
third
SECOND RACE-sening; 5000 added. One and one-si1
tenth miles
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ANOTHER GAME FOR BROOKLYN.
CLEAN FIELDING AND TIMELY BATTING r

CLEAN FIELDING AND TIMELY BATTING EN-
ABLE BARNES MEN TO WIN AGAIN
Tho snecta,ors who went 70 Washington PARK.
Rrooklvn Yesterday. game In wnlch there
were no disorderly features. II was baseball ana
not purlsm and the onlookers enjoyed ther out
ing Several faces generally seen AZ the comha's
in the Harlem Hollow were noticed among me
spectators The home players did excellent Work
~ Tho deld while the men from Chicago played In
cho0lboy fashion. While the batting was ABOUT
even the home team won with something 10 SPAR
po,h r'f.che-s did good work only two men on
the Chicago team escaped making an error. score
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-"4So FAcE-THE BEDFORD STAKES. for two-year-
o'os $50 each $1,000 added. OF which sum the
enc VIII receive $500 and the third 500 -Four and
half furionss
csss Days eh LArva BY Inverness-Butterhy. lib
~ S,abie1s D. c. Armament by Tremont-Armie!. los
h.r.. "soen q Sons M T. Chemisette. by Stone
= tleschmalns Sons CHI e. Sir Hubert by Sir
Ae-cunkleom lOo
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rAcROSSE AT BAY RIDGE

The lacrosse teams of the Monclair Athletic CIup
ard the Staten Island Athletic ciup met a. .he
Crescent Athletic Clubs GROUNDS a. ~' 80 -,
The team dspnS a m and IN sk m
ing ,c % axciting and interesting contest through
out The feature q s ne game ram Menca are
go1d 2a sr. ana Grant for the Staten lslander1
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c4sc4DJLLA OUTROWS CORNWALL.

Newburg June 4-The race between the Fights OF
the Cascadilla Preparatory School OF Ithaca and
the New-Yo Military Academy. OF Cornwall. was
rowed this morning on Cornwall Bay. over course
OF one mile and 1--WE hundred and fifty yards. and
was won hy the Cascadllla crew in 40. VINO LED AZ
the finish by about five lengths. The crews were'
Cascadula - Quackenbush stroke and captain; john
ston Evans Kelly Chase Wick, Purcell and F1nucane;
Carpenter COwsHain
cornwal.-Peterson. stroke; Prentiss Hurton Meyer
Brooke Aschor Captain Cromwell and Gulick; DavlA
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KEARNY oUTBArrED BY BROOKLYN.

The Brooklyn Cricket Club had a great batting
treat at Prospect Park yesterday. the Kearny club
being easily taken into camp bv margin OF lls
runs. w n. Rose gave the visitors several SAM
pies OF his hard-hitting procvites. and his exam
ole was followed by s. Pedow and s 3. Standfast,
who each contributed 81. Rose put on i5 c. Bolts
also did good work for %, while the highest score
for Kearny was ]. Fields Is The total scores
we're: Kearny 81; Brooklyn, l76.
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tn JER SEY COCN-
TRY CLUB.


New-Haven. June tspecaD.-The Yale Univer-
sty crew started for their quarters at Newton
don this evening. where they will remain until the
race. Bob Cook went along with the crew, who
took their shell with them. They sailed on the
steam Yacht Eleanor which Is owned by Colonel
PAYNE the uncle OF Captain Whitney The fol-
lowing compose the crew and substitutes; W.
Nedecken, J. p. Brock, II. P wickes Payne Whit
ney J. W. Cross. K. A. MCGEE. j. c Greenway.
r p Flint l.. + Greene and J. Mel. Walton. The
crew will occupy their old quarters az Gales Ferry.
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MISS PACE WINS A TROPHY.

Orange ~ j. June 4 (Specian. In the final round
~ tho woman's tournament. begun Thursday. on
the golf links Of the Essex County Country club.
for a silver trophy cup. offered by Mrs. William
Bloodgood the winner this afternoon was MISS
Helen Page who beat Miss Georgiana Wilmerding
by 9 holes up and 20 play MISS rage haa a
handicap OF Twelve strokes. and Miss Wilmerding
niavnd rom scratch In match play for he June
pa pa p Werwin IT. beat C. 8. Dodd by up and
/ 10 play and in the medal play FOR June sweep
stakes medal the following scores were Hlhoe'
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DARTMOUTH. 3. AMHERST.

Amherst June 4 (specaD.-Dartmouth won the
second game from Amherst on Pratt Field to-day.
Both Patey and Davis pitched fine ball though
Patey received the better support Fisher. OF Am
herst led the batting with two singles and
double This game secures the championship or
the Triangular League for Dartmouth. Score:
Y. u r.
Amherst ..............O
Yarmouth ...........i o %
Rn,ieries-Davis and whitney. Patey and Drew
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KINGS COUNTY LOSES CLOSE GAME.

The Kings County Cricket Club. OF Brooklyn.
played It's opening Association game with the sec
ond eleven OF the Manhattan Cricket Club yester-
day. at Prospect Park. close game resulted. and
chiefly through the good stand OF w. Adam. who
batted steadily and well for 49, not out. the Man.
haitian club placed another victory to It's credit.
T Farrand, G. W Barnes and J. E. Mordaunt al
batted well for Kings County, and W. o. Wilkin:
son, F. J. Atwood and <. B. McKittrick added
doubles for Manhattan The total scores were:
Manhattan, l0S Kings County. 81.
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PRINCETON FRESHMEN WIZ.

Princeton June 1 (SpeclaD.-Yale's youngsters
went down before the Princeton baby Tigers this
afternoon in a hoty contested game Yale made
more hits but the Princeton men were lucky In
making hits while Yae's inheld was making errors.
Score.
X. u z.
Vale Freshmen .........O o o o 0-5 II
Batteres-Braly and Robbins. sticfney and iIrsh
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WILLIAMS. 3: CORNELL. !

Ithaca June 4-The Cornell Varsity baseball
team was easily defeated in game with Williams
University Percy Field this afternoon. The visit
ors won by good playing. the lthacan- putting up
only fair game Five of the errors OF Cornell were
made by Smith at third base Score:
II. II. r..
Cornell ............O q q o q %
Williams ...........O o rs
Ba,teries- Young and Smith. Janson and seager.
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Wadsworth and J. Fl. p Wharton The former
won after breaking the first nine holes.
The cup has been twice by H. K. Stockton
and once by II. D. West. II must be won three
times by the same player before becoming his par
sOnal property.
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New York


New York .................o !
Cincinnati .............'..'. " ] "
Earned -,n.-New- York :. Cincinnati. J stolen
base"corcoran rwo-base ht Beckey. Thtee has
hlt-Hartman Double playful CorcoTan ah1 f cIr
cnnati 9 York. / Sacrifice hi,-Wiin,o, TT,
ball-Warner. Struck out-iy D)heny uy ~ mn. D
passed bas-Warner and Vaughn Wni p''cn-. OF,
ier, On beses-Nev- York. & Cincinnati 4 Time -.l'
I'rnDirrs-Mc)onah and Opay.
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UNIVERSITY or CHICAGO WITHDRiWs
WESTERN INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETIC AssocIA-
TON DIVIDED.

Chicago June flames II. Maybury and II. A.
Cochems Of the University OF Wisconsin. have
been cleared OF the charge Of professionalism at a
meeting Of the Graduate Committee Of tho West
ern intercollegiate Athletic Association by unan-
lmous vote As a result. the University OF Chicago
has Withdrawn from the association, and will hold
a separate meet on Marshall Field this afternoon
Michigan and Illinois have instructions from their
faculty athletic committees 10 follow suit.
These three universities Will invite all the col
leees belonging 10 the old association 10 Join The
Wisconsin adherents ara much incensed AZ this
action OF the three colleges. As the Badgers are
already under the ban In baseball II Is feared the
bovcott will extend football also. Northwestern
probably will stand by Wisconsin. and possibly
iowa and Minnesota.
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NEW-JERSEY.
MANHATTAN BEATS NETWORK.

The first championship cricket game OF the sea-
son at Prospect Park was played yesterday be-
tween the Manhattan and NewYork clubs H. b.
Coyne was In excellent form with the ball for Man
haitian and secured nine wckets for q runs.
feat which was mainly instrumental In securing
victory for his side by a margin Of - runs +. A.
Slade batted we'll for the winners. though he was
a trife lucky in his compilation OF 30. For New
York Hughes bowed well, securing five wickets. Tor
II runs The score:
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FOURTH RACE-Handicap: f'r th-ce-year-olds
ward Ore milo and a flric-r


the weight 20 he carried To he six pounds below the
Scals firIn
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G1MES on MARSHALL FIELD.

Chicago. June 4-The athletic games between
the Michigan. Chicago and Illinois universities. So
ceders from the regular college organization. began
on Marshall Field this afternoon. j. T. Mclean.
OF Michigan won the l9-yard hurdle; time. OLE %
c. l.. Burroughs Chicago, won the p-yard rum
time olO Is B. B. Smith, Chicago. won the mile
run: time l:S3 Smiths time in this event equals
the Western collegiate record c, T. Iees1e- St
a Moran Illinois. won the disc throw; distance
l03 feet 2 inches the Western collegiate RECORD.
Daniel Sweeny Illinois won the shot put dlstanSe.
36 feet J. Hoagland. Illinois, won the mile wax
time III 3-5 the Nestern collegiate record
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A CLOSE GAME AT ORANGE

One Of the most exciting baseball games OK The
son was played al Orange oval yesterday DC
tween The Orange Athletic and the Ortani Field
Club teams The latter had tho best OF the scOi-
Ing up 20 the eighth inning. when me nome payers
began 70 bat In earnest and. hy making four runs.
made the game ever. Orange scored the winning
run In their last az the bat amid much enfhu-
sIaa
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LAFAYETTE. II: PENNSYLVANIA. S.

Easton, Penn, June 4-Lafayette defeated the
| University OF Pennsylvania because Of errors by
the latter team. Score. -
r X Z
nsxivanfa n / II
Iaf.ce,tA .........5 o / q oil 3
! Ba,teres-Dickson and Sheriff.: Nevns and Hiil
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TRAVIS WINS THE CUP.
cOCHRANE DEFEATED IN THE OAKLAND
GOLF TOURNAMENT.
A NEW AMATEUR RECORD BY HARTMAN TAKES
THE GROSS SCORE PRIzE-HANDIcAP
rSDe THE PLAY

Another record broken ard another cup for Travis
closed the open golf tournament the Oakland
links YESTERDAY Travis met Cochrane OF ST. An
drews in the final round for the Oakland Cup. ana
defeated him by up and 6 10 play. II was his
successive victory and under the deed OF gilt
the trophy becomes his 10 keep. In the handicap
Herbert Hartman made new amateur record or
Sc FOR the course. A stiN northeast wind swept
the grounds all day. and under these conditions
Harriman's score little short or phenomenal.
The second nine holes made In 39-wlthin one
Of the record established Memorial Day by
Travis Hartman sliced his drive on the first hole
OF the ord round, ard hit tree on the 'ar green
This cost him FIVE for the hole. two below par
Again on the home hole he missed four-foot put
for a D. In spite OF these unlucky Incidents. ne
finished one up boyle. His partner was f. j.
J. De Raismes. OF the home club who modestly de
clined 10 turn in his card Hartman received
gold medal the gross prize. as well as the
cup offered FOR the winner OF the handicap making
three prizes In the three days play. his
card accompaccd with bOgie read.
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ESSEX AND NORTH JERSEY CLUBS TIE.

The Essex County Country and North Jersey
Country clubs played interesting match on the
Paterson links yesterday afternoon both teams be-
ing tied az H. when the last card was handed In
Summary:
ESSEN COUNTY COUN- NORTH JERSEY COCN-
TRY Cl.r-R
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\ ! A. C.. 6: ENGLEwooD. ..

Enelewood June (speciaD.-The New-Jersey
Athletic Club won to-day in the game with the
Englewood Field Club. Score.
SsJ A ........0 0 0 90 6
Ba,ieres--Kerr ana puryce o Brien and Hickey.
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prrrser-Rc 4: PHILADELPHIA. 3

Philadelphia. June 4-Pttshurg defeated Philadel-
mia to-day by steady uphill playing. The Phlics
nj, Rhines hard In the first inning. but after that
they could do nothing with him. Attendance. a15I.
Score: nur
Pittsburg .............o ! L
Batterfes-Rhines and schriver; Ortiz Drket and Nc
Earl
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DIXON AND sANrRY TO MEET.

large contingent OF sporting men from Chicago
u1l no present al the Lenox Athletic Club to-
morrow night to witness the twenty-round bout
between George Dixon and Eddie" Sautry, OF
Chicago. at Nv pounoA
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BALTIMORE. :: ST, LOUIS. O.

Baltimore June AFTER being out OF the game
for two years owing TO an injury 10 his pitching
arm "AI" Maui went in to-day and showed his old
time form and shut out ST. Louis Attendance. lt26.
Score: ., -
81 Baltimore more '''''''.'..,o o q % 2
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RIG FIELD AT BALTUSROL.

Twenty-one cards were returned In the first
monthly handicap FOR the Presidents cup. al
Baltusrol yesterday The winner received three
points the second points and the third one
poluf 7 ne summaries follow.
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MORRIS COUNTY TEAM DEFEATED.

The Morris County golfers visited the Dyker
Meadow links yesterday and were beaten by the
Dvker Meadow team by score OF 90 10 81. Toler
lost 10 Morris By hole. The summary
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Two club contests also held but owing 10
the team match they will be continued on MohudS'
no 60 returned were.
ADAMS AND EDDY CUPS.
BEARD CTP.
GOLF ON THE CRESCENT LINKS

The general handicap at the Crescent Athletic
Clubs links yesterday. was won by W. b. Rheu'
the winner Of the boyle contest, on Memorial Day:
Daniel Chaunccy and II. l. Battermah lieu ioi
The score follows;
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..u-rrrrE-" PARK DEFEATS EERNlE

rroon. Scotland June 4--Wiam Park. OF Mus
selburg beat Fernie In the golf match here to-day
nv holes
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The final round for the Chapman Cup for men
vss also played. the competitors being willard
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Tve-hA.e hl'--Hazer. Three-ba hits-Green"sy'
K.,er Kelly Home run-wear sa9rihe, hl'sTEa s
hase on ball.-By Feary II. by Gresnway, = m hL!e-
brand 2 H ~ pitched hli-Eas'on hutenins'
s,rurk nu,--by Fearey. :. ny Grecnwey !. b. hhle
band pa-.ei bails-saiivsn. g. Kafsr !. Time of
game-. 80. Implre-N Aniel-
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MATCHES ON THE HILLSIDE LINKS.

The schoonmaker Cup for women was the feature
of the play on the Hillside Links. in Paterson yes
,erday Mrs. Clifton Wharton. with handicap OF
25 was the successful contestant. The scores
follow;
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LOUISVILLE. 4: WASHINGTON. 2

Washington June 4-Dineen lost the game to-day
nv wild throw 10 FIRST In the eighth inning. At
tendance. 1880. Score
us.nnr,on .......0 o % 2
,rn1avdils .....O 8 % q
a.ttcry-pinsen ana EcGpaKs. EhSst AnA aax6AA
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GRAvEsEND ENTRIES FOR TOMORROW

Inc entries FOR Tomorrow are as follows:
1i'S1 HACA-for 'wo-year-olds thar $500;
the weight 10 be carried to be seven pounds below
me scale: madens allowed eight pounds Five fur
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BROOKLYN.

me. ianse Teo-oas~ hts + RYAN Three t.se
bi-Shcckari Home run-Iange Double plAy-A
Miller 8 Ht by pitched ball-T ECKER. Dahl-n SiFus~
out-pv Muler4 isbeil / l.ef' N hases -br!1kln.
4 chicago 3 Time 81. umDl~s -sSar~o"d ana
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Won ceverly by three lengths between second
tnd third
THIRD RAcE-BCDsoS STAKES: FOR two-year-olds.
value 50. 800: allowances. Five furlongs.
John Days b. c. Jean Beraud. by His
Highness-Carrie c.. 122 ID. ,tSlosn) 80 -
J. Z. Maddens br. & Frohsnn. H.. . -
H. r Dryers b c. Kingdom 1872 lTarsD LIE L
Counsellor Weinberg ll5 .... III Lewis 81 50
Miller Observation-Disclosures. (DoggetO l2-l p
Time-1:O2lz
Won easily by length q half length between SECOND
rrdthird
FOURTH RACE-cARLTON STAKES; for three-year-
dds value s. 900 allowances. One mile.
L S. W. +. Thompsons On. The IIu-
E1enot by knight Of ENerslie-Moss, 49,,
p J. Dryers b. C. Sanders. III (DoggetD 10 p
(Taran 3 Isl 5-2
Hr. Batter III ................. sloan 81 II
T!me-l.45x
Won easily by half length same distance between
second and third.
FIFTH RACE-For two-year-ods 5000 added selling.
Five furongs.
" Y S,k - byC
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"oa in drive by a head length between second and
third
NxrH RAcE-Handicap sieepi.ohasc: $500 added Abou;
two miles
w Colts D.. q. Decapod. by Sir Mod
~ = ,,ars'ine. aged. las n. (Byrnes) Z-l Id
" = heS''ts b. h. Ingot. aged. 1875 ....
(Hogam 2 Al e-5
Lar i5k sherman's br. & Mcintyre aged.
10 observation-disclosures. CMelder) i0-i 81
scarlet. l5l .English) 80 out
-%nAha O. 49, .tLynch) 1o-1 81
Won easily oy six lengths twenty lengths between zee
oso ana third. Taharna broke his neck when he fell
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NTH RACE-For three year-olds and upward that have
not won $500 last year this year. the weight -
lie carried 10 be five pounds below the scale weight
allowances for non-winners Of from 500 10 $1,000
last year this year. One nile and a sixteenth.
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on the fifth hole which measures 4ss yards, he
tied boyle on the second round and on the next
TWO holes he beat It by stroke The seventh In )
was n good one The hole measures $50 yards.
over a bunker and into a hollow where the green
Il guarded by another bunker between two hills.
Hartman carried the first bunker on his drive,
followed II up with slashing driving-iron shot
and putted out n distance OF ten feet. on Thurs
day when he the qualifying round. his score
for the eighteen holes was IS
Travis putted poorly In his match with Cochrane.
and took 90 for the round. This score was allowed
10 count in the handicap. Cochrane, who seems
TO have fallen off considerably OF late. did not en-
ter his score for the handicap. although the fact
that he was beaten up indicates that IL must
have been well over 100. He was down at the
turn and though halvlng some OF the holes. ne
did not win on any. Travis's victory is the third
in open tournaments this season. the others being
at Knolwood and Dyker Meadow. Three tourna-
ments entered and three cups won Is record ,ha'
should put him AZ the top OF Amercan-bred pay
His card was:
Out ................. ! 3 : ! 8 g ggts %
Tho DAVIS MAY closed with a big handicap, In
which twenty-five cards were returned The piazza
overlooking the first tee was crowded with vsitors
and the hosts OF pretty girls who watched the re-
turning pairs made gala scene An incident hot
down on the days programme, but which caused
a good deal OF amusement was the presentation OF
several comic prizes. Travis received huge pine
apple inscribed First prize for an all-around
golf crank. from another crank not quite so bad
while Rlker the youngster who won the consola-
ton contest. presented with another labelled.
Herbert l.. Riker the boy wonder. and consola-
ton OF the Oakland Club" Some OF those present
during the course OF the afternoon Mrs. Edgar
8 Turton. Mrs Walter J. Travis AIRS F. NJ
Barstow Miss Wllmerding Miss Hicks. Miss Ethel
Post Miss Swift. Miss Mann. Mrs. James A. Mac
donald. Miss Talbot. Miss Clements. Mrs Arthur
Taylor Mrs J. H Taylor. Miss Embree and Mrs..
Harold Binney. The summarize. follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-05

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