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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
RASF HITS.

Wcll-informed patrons OF baseball would no, like
TO sne tho maCnates discontinue the double UNI
pire system. The only real objection 10 The limo
walton IS its expense.
The Baltimore and Cleveland teams changed
place. yesterday, the ex-champons going back -
fourth place.
The three tailcnders in the League have
each won nineteen games.
The clever work being done by The Chicago team
reflects credit Burns. the new manager. The
present games between Boston and Chicago have
been about the bcst-playcd contests OF the year.
Yale is the favoritc in the baseball game 10 be
played at Cambridge to-day The followers Of
the crimson confident that the Harvard tea m
VIII make a good showing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23

pionships at Chicago to-day and Is eenerany
looked on as the probable winner. IS IN his 'eh'h
year as n champion at the weights In the laS'
nine years he has always been the champion
either Of the 5s-pound weight or the lb-pounh nam
MGR. and frequently OF both In a'l he h3s Won
rftecn cra0nIOnships. thus tio!ng the record NUN
- wor Nv / = Nvors tho famous middic-dis-
arce runner OK The OIL Manhata" AiAIrt- Ci ard
So other athlete In recent ears by MEer- anu
Nitcbeu has won more than ten championships
Michel has held the hammer throwing recprq tor
nine years Should he win with the weight to-daHHi
and he himself is confident that ne Will ne WI,
have held sixteen championships ana estaDis"eu d"
new record In the athletic world
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY.

A. OswcgJ .OsWego. 3. Palmyra l.
Rome Rome :. Itlca, l.
A. Lyons Lyons. !; tanandaigua. q
A. Album. ;. Cortland. Z
At Taunf Taunton. (. Pawiucket. I.
A. Bfockton- Brockton. o. Fall River. ;
~ Newark Paterson. g. Newark /
! Allentown Geu innings Allentown. Z. Richmond. q
At Reading Ce,en lnn.ngs)-Readng. ]. Lancaster. g.
A. hartford Hartford. . &orfok. !.
At }racuse-Sysacu=e. 3. Wilkesiarr- !.
At Rochester Providence q: Rochester. I.
Al Bunaio- Sprngfeld 10. Buffalo &
At " lnfrral Montreal :. Toronto. :.
A Mansfield Mansfield. 7. DAYTON. :.
- Toledo Toledo. .. Springfield &
A. Fort Wayne fort Wayne. : New Castle ?
At Grand Rapids Grand Rapids. >. Youngstown. ?.
A. Columbus Columbus l. Milwaukee
A. Kansas CIV Kansas cry. :" Minneapolis.
A. Indiana polls indianapolis. q. Detroit. 5.
At Omaha Omaha. 4. s.. Paul. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
AMATEUR ATHLETICS.
WESTERN INTERCOLLEGIATE a. A. A. BUD
PENDS NINETY EIGHT MEN OVER
THE MAYBURY DECISION

THE MAYBCRY DECISION.
Ninoty-eght athletes have been suspended Dy
tho Western intercollegiate Association, incIuuihs
twenfy-four from the University Of Chicago hity-
two from the University OF Michigan ana "e".'
two from the University OF Illinois. they WILL by
tho terms Of agreement between the Western IN
tercollogiate Association and the Amateur A'h-
lc,ic Union. be ineligible to compete In any CON
tests given under sanction Of the \. "A l. inc
trouble arose over the division IN the W. l. "a a
4 ranks in connection with the trial of Maybury.
the wcll-iSnown University or NisconsIh spl',te'
10 determine his amateur standing. Maybufy WIS
adfudged Innocent OF the charges brought hs.'i.Se
him hut the three universities whose mon nay e
Lcen suspended refused to accept the decisIoh anu
held a separate meet apart IRON tlat o! me ~
t.rco,cgiafe Association 10 when ihey 1'io"scu
1,hey tAVc therefore been suspended from that
boGy. and there IS a question whetHe! me- I. -
I-u,vcr.l,v which IS a member also 81 tne inter
COLLEGIATE Association Of Amateur Athetes OF
America can. by reason o. the terms between
ills o:ganiZa .lOn ana the former TWO pod1cs' pc
considered eligible 10 compete In next year IN
tercolleglate contests at berkeley oval Inc men
susptuGed follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
LEAGUE MEETING ~ PHILADELPHIA.

Philadelphia. June 22-The Atlantic Baseball
League held special meeting a. the Bingham
House hero to-day. All clubs IN the league were
represented The principal subject discussed was
the rearrangcm"nt Of the Sunday schedule. Allen
town having DECIDED 10 drop sunday playing. Ian
caster and Hartford wiil mi n Ancnto~n's Sunday
dates ~ Newark and Paterson
j g. birmingham. of Hartford. to-day sold the
Hartford franchise to stock company formed by
William Trafey. manager ~ The team. william
Barnic. untl recently manager ~ the Brooklyn
National League club made an effort 20 buy the
franchise from Birmingham. but the price couldnO;
be agreed on. Barnic is now managing the Spring
field Eastern League club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
ORITANI. 3. ORANGE. 2.

Tho Ori,ani Field club team won exciting
game yesterday from their old rivals of the Orange
Athletic Association team. Both pitchers did
splendid work. and Grlssenger. Thomas and Nur-
ply made phenomenal fielding plays.
Oritani ......................O o ,
Orange ........... .......--.-o
Base hits-Oritan .. Orange. p Errors -Ori'an. >.
Orange !. Batteries pfltnu tarrick and Smlnk. or
enlc- Nt.terNelt and .. N.lI-
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6O-62 West 23d st.

.,,.,i,,,, contestants will be permitted to exhibit
any divn, specialties that they may des;re. "Hlcn
Nil b, cons deed 10y the judges IN mating u t
,i.,.i.f,n rho maximum score VIII nr tWriNc 4"i
r..n liver The Introduction o. swimming anu
On nr iuto the Crcscents regatta day pto-ia,i,i,
"vu..f,d TO all much to tho general 'iJoyfhrIi.
o,d interest Of Inc day a band will be stationed
during tho afternoon on the front lawn o. the CLIP,
ho,lt~ and The usual orchestra VIII play IN ths
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
BOSTON 6. CHICAGO. &

Chicago. June 22-Young Woods figured IN an
other fourteen-innng contest today. and again
lost his game by Wills retired IN
the first utter having given four bases and hiitng
q batsman The locals could do nothing wiki
Lewis after the second. and ne won his own game
at the finish By safe drive that scored his catcher
Attendance 500 Score
n II. r.
Chicago ...........3 q . q n q o o Of ~ 4
Boston ............2 o o . o o ~ >
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
Nnv rlELD cLrR FORMING

Ernie Hj"rtsberg. the former amateur champion
runner is organizing "A club which Will be called
The Morris Heights Field GLIB II IL Mr. Hjeris-
h6rgs intention 20 have one OF tho strongest teams
o, athletes in America. The club members VIII
nave the use ~ berkeley oval as training ground
Athletes desiring 10 Join Mr. HjorishcrsS team can
obtain full information hy addressing him at No 81
Gold-st or at Berkeley oval
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
LOUISVILLE. r: WASHINGTON. o.

Louisville Ky, June 22Not Senator passed
second base to-day and only two OF them reached
that bagA The Colonies nelded finely. and did some
great base running The feature OF the game was
Hoy's steal OF home while swain was In tho act OF
pitching the ball Attendance. 800. Score.
r. II T.
T Ws.hlns.on' '...''..9 % Z :
Bsuerles-Mase. and Kitiredee Swain and Mcclure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
IA RNESS RACING.
THE PARKWAY MEETING
FOR THE OPENING DAY.

Straight heats and rather tame harness racing
marked the opening Of the Parkway Driving Club
June meeting yesterday at the half-me trott!ng
track In Brooklyn. Favorites the first two
races on the card without developing n very close
contest In either. and heavy shower caused post
ponement OF the third race until to-day. The White
Plains PAGER, Blue Wilkes who has won nearly
every race In which he has started this season
outclassed the quartet of Long Island horses that
ne met in the 2:l1 class and defeated them without
belng forced TO show his best speed In the first
neat, however, he lowered his record to 2:l6i,
driven out by Annie H. Trainer ~ II SNYDER mn,
covered clever young uotter In the 2jo class
winning In straight heats and In rather hollow
stye with Addazetta The winner IL a full sister
to Cuartermarch, lila, who Is one of the
crack trotters of the European turf With he
postponed 2,A class carried over from Yesterday
there are four races on the card to-day and tho
horses VIII be called ~ o'clock. Summaries
2i1 CLASS PACING PURSE $500
Blue Wilkes. h. g., by Roy Wilkes Fanny IIoi
son. by Blue He'll CWilknsD ...................
annie E. br. by Dctractor Snyder. ..... ,
lNeta. blk m by Gambetta Wilkes (Nlchosl... 2 q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
OPENING DAY AT PLAINFIELD.

Plalnheld y. j.. June % (SpeciaD.-The hrs' Gay
OF the meet Of the Plainned Driving ASSOCIATION
was held here this afternoon about two thousand
people being present Edward Allen. or Femins'
ton acted "a starter. ami gave satisfaction Inc
meet will he continued tomorrow afternoon, WIN
the 9.l7 class trOttlng open 10 2.2N PAGERS the ~
class trotting and pacing and the 20 Ass IT..
ting Tho races We're hot.y contested. summarize
2:25 CLASS -TROTrING-PURsE. $50
4 p Appehy'- en- m. Haitie Walters Appleoyll !
A !. Brantinghams b m. Myrtle Twig 'brshuhs-
ham) ........-...... -'.t+''-+'-'
Z. sweets b. NJ Majea Sweet -, ..,.s,.nn..;''s
" oodbrook FARMS b. Woven Wind Osborne =
A. g. Nals g. Kenelm 'Browerl. .....--''''
Time-2:2ii.. 2:25. 20
aa5 Class PAcING-PURsE $3.50
/ u Norton's h- < Prince : tN,-tonl ..........l
". VI. Emery. IN. Mary \. Emery.
William Wilkins Sops z John J. tNuhlns.o
John Reuters Ga. bzzie g. theenan'. ..-....-.S
W. " skinner D. Nod Davis tSKnnerl.t-..,t
Mounts Hotel stables b. =. Jerome 'Fitzsirmons'2
y r. Smilleys CHI m Blhlet;' ,llrower'. .--....'s
Time 2:29. 29i.. 22-'.
SPECIAL. TO WAGON-OWNERs To DRIvE-sILVEH
CuP AND PURSE OF 500
W A. Coidingtons Dr. m. Belle. .............2 :
/ - Randophs b. M. Belle Hayes ...........-l 3
John B. ose'sne's br. m, ROM French ...'.s =
y. II. Smallevs hlk & Ned Norton. ...:..''-"
Time -2.tci. 2.sL 40 2i3is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23

After fourteen weeks of competition the tourha-
rnent for the cup presented by Charles ADAMS ana
Thomas A Eddy at tho Dyker Meadow COY 'Iuo
s 10 end on Saturday with the final handicap Inc
contest has been played under the point system o.,
scoring. first place counting three points seco""
two and third one. On March p the winners
were b. T. Studwcll. A L. Norris ana W. "ia"''
April Q A. G. Jennings. Norman 5. Dixie ana Mar
win p LYON: April . F. J. Phillips J. II. Merritt
and c. b. Beckwith: April l6. Charles ADAMS -
? hoffman and A. l. Fish: April g. +. Il. he-
logg F. W Jewett and J. L. Taylor ApriI ~ =
b Beckwith. Donald Geddcs and j. L. I aHd
l.. Taylor; May H. c. hoffman, pr clark Hu r
ham and j. l. Taylor May q Edward a., McS & nr
Clark Burnham. Norman S. Dixie and \ l.. N U
ris: June 4 Daniel Chauncey. A. L. Norris ana 1T.
Clark Burnham June II. tie for nrst place u'
tween + n Doubleday and Duncan EdwaiqS' -
J Post jr.. third: June is. b. F. Studwei' H. T.
McKeever and \. l.. Norris.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
The Wanamaker
Ice Cream Freezer

A SUPERIOR machine in every respect Il
does the work easier quicker and more
satisfactorily than any other freezer Of
which we have knowledge. Besides II
makes more ice cream from given quantl-
~ of cream than any other. They are in
seven sizes, and at these very reasonable
prices:
. ats. OTIS. q,s sqts. s DTS. 10 qts i4qtA
81 80 $3.50 $40 s2.s5 $3.50 s44o 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
PHILADELPHIA. S: ST. LOUIS. 2.

Ct Louis. June p THE Quakcrs won today 5
game by hitting NJ opportune times The locals
played 2 nstless fielding game md their errors
were costly. Attendance. 800 Score;
n. II T.
- Louis ............O o o q . II :
Philadelphia ........o Is - ,
Batteries sudhor and surdcn. nth and Mcfarland.
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CINCINNATI ?: BALTIMORE. ?

Cincinnati. June 2-A Wild throw by Jennings
in the seventh inning bounded into the srandstand
ard allowed Hlll TO AXE the circuit with the win
ming run. Attendance. 2.2H. Score:
r II. T.
Cincinnati ..........l % ?
Bali more ....... 80 % !
Batteries Hni and PETIT. MrJames and Robinson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23

GOOD SCORES AT SHINNECOCK HILLS
MISS Ho1T FORCED TO FINISH IN HEAVY

1,ns scor.e ~ the woDcn's handicap match played
O., tho sh,nnecock His Golf Club yesterday at,c'-
noon were by far the best made this season MISS
Beatrix Hoyt. the woman champion OF Aine'
would no doub, have won the match' IL Sp''e %
the heavy handicaps against her had i no' zee"
for The fact that she was forced 10 " tb round
beav rain Even as II was. she maze the 'V"'"
in s. only one stroke behind the winner; .,.s
The excellent working Of the new hahul'"P ~
torn now IN force AZ the club can DE S'.u ua Wv
ciosoness Of the net scores. The result loii"NH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23

Fittshurg June 22.-Gettig lasted one-half OF an
inning and replaced by Seymour after PITTS
burg had won the game. Joyce was put on OF
tho game for questioning Cushmans decisions.
Attendance. 1.5oo Score:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
Twenty-Five Dollars Each.

A few Of these have been marked at S3I
A few of them have been marked 500
The majority of them have been $40 and S5C
gowns. and have never been offered at less.
Rroal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
NEW YORK

New J Ork v " "
Earned runs rtshuIg / Ncn York. Two-hase
hiis-Gray. Van Falt"n. TieIran Thrce hl.c nus 20"
ovan. NJ, 'rcsr.. Sacrihcr h-S seymour stolen hns''
Donovan Gray Double play. Taiden. Ely. ~ DAVIS
GNtig g. D,eis Hartman. Gleason. Geiug iiAI,H" =,
SEYMOUR Ga.tIs First balls on Tanu"hill ]. OF
Gottlr l. oN S~rm ur. . az ly pitched oali W arm.
struck cut. v Iaunehiu .. iv seymour. . W lg I'h
Seymour. Zine -. UmIiros- tuehman and lcidler
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
WILSON TOO MUCH FOR BROOKLYN.
CLEVELAND BOYS EASILY SEND THEIR VISITORS
AWAY DEFEATED.

Cleveland Ohio. June 22-The visitors coud not
touch Wilson to-day and the home team gave him
good support The game was snappy on both
rIo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23

on Friday the order OF play for the seventeenth
round will he follows: Aiapin vs.. Schiffers
Walbrodt vs.. Janowski Burn Psbury
Trenchard Bl1ckburne Baird Showalter
Caro- Schlechtor. LJpke rs. Marco. Halprin VS.
Maroczy. Tarrssch VS.. Tschigorn. Steinitz a bye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
Organdie
Dresses

THIRTY Of the handsomest Organize
Dresses in New York, some in white, some
in delicate Summer shades, with trimmings
Of exquisite embroidery and lace at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23

VIZ Sir i b,5,e2 & .i .i
n. sEs H'',:o ~ p,,,:.., ,s,.v.s.,...: 81:
t;en.ya b. m by ChancewOod Post).........'. -
B9nnsfea. b. m. by El'e''is Nl'Ne' 'ne'.'. SO
g 3 j.. br G.. By sable Wilkes Gackson).... 10
Number Eight y. by Frontier 'Qun,inl.....' "a
Master sphinx br <. nv sphinx Devyl; .....'. s~
me- > :, 22s's. I'M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
BASEBAL LII.
NETWORK MAKES A POOR SHOWING
AGAINST PITTSBT RG.
JOYCE FINDS FAULT WITH THE UMPIRE
AND is PUT OUT or THE GAME.
,.rAc1r GAMES YESTERDAY
THE RECORDS

t,..,,. m ycrt I, Louisville g. Washington. O..
Cleveland. - Brooklyn. = lY,ston o. ,.,.
Cincinnati. 3. Baltimore = fhidecpha = ~ i>'"'''
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Cleveland .................. .
Brooklyn ................... v =
riin-Cleve'and. Left hns"s-fl Cleveland.
Brooklyn First base on balls-Iiy wilson : by
Mile hare hits Mexican. fhlls and She 'karf-
Sacr.G,c hii-Bake. stolen bascs-Hallman Double
p.ay-Jones and Ryan. Hi by pitched baby Wilson,
/ hy Miller + VIA pitch Wilson lmpifes- Mcssrs.
Lynch and Andrews Time-One hour and hfiy minutes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
Cutting
Cutlery Prices

THIS concerns a new line Of goods, only
recently arrived, but notwithstanding its
freshness and its high grade quality, the
prices are lower than are regularly charged.
In the offering are these
At S3-Three- piece beef carving set, with stag
handles and sterling silver ferues. Some with fine
pearl handles are sos set
At SO so doz-FuIit knives with plated blades, pearl
handles and silver ferues.
At s. so doz-Fne quality dessert knives.
At Sll 75-Three-piecc carving set in sterling
silver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23

Miss E. c. Barker made first round In 81 ana inc"
y.thdrcw Her handicap Was -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
John WANAMAKER

r.,-l, Ct.vart & Co Broadway 4th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23

There is a movement on foot to increase the IN
tercst Of those Who the public links at Van
Cortlandt Park by arranging a series Of weekly
hardicaps for prizes Those interested in the sue
cess Of the project should communicate with \.
6 Domlnick Golf House Van Cortlardt Park
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
go cLAss-TROTTING-PURSE s

p,i.,on Roy b e. By Raston (McGuire) .....,..
i''''0" 0'' Tine 1854. 2:2,. 2l9ia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23

One Of the oldest golf clubs IN the White
Mountain district the Waumbek Club Of JEFFERSON
n. r.. will start the summer season with greatly
improved facilities. The club possesses ABOUT
thirty acres of grounds. sufficient 10 AFFORD cap
ital nine-hole links. number OF men from
this city are included among its members ana lile
present officers are: President, Isaac r ltlcheH
OF Trenton; vice-presdenti William A t@10 , 0i
New-York; secretary. the Rev. Harris f. Adrlance
of New York treasurer. Or. William O. shauner
OF lakewood and captain. A. NJ. Reed, OF Albany
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23

The Golf Committee Of the LarchmOnt Yacht
Club announces the following contests: flandcaD
tournament for men, Alfred Marshall offers a cup
TO he played for Saturday. june g. thrty-six
holes. medal play entries to be made at goifhocse
any time before Saturday morning at 10 O'cloo
wnen play will begin Mr. Marshall has a,so
offered cup for women 70 be played for OF Mon
day. Ju 2. eighteen holes. medal play Entries
to be made at the go.fhou,e before 10 O'Clock ON
Saturday. Among hose who have entered ar"
Miss Baker. the Misses ToWle. and Mrs. Charles
4. Singer. for the women's prize. and +. a. Moore
y. g. Lockett J. o. Fordyce. Adolph Hurry. r J.
Keveney H. Keveney. G. NJ Hamilton. Charles
SINCE. George f. Idc ". Gould Brokaw. the I}oY.
ri hard Cohdon. -. W. T.. Blulard and A. Bryan
Alley for the mems tournament
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23

Alfred Marshall has presented two cups 70 the
Larchmont Golf Club. one for mems handicap
AZ thirty-sx holes medal play Saturday and
the other Tor n women's handicap At eighteen
holes. on Monday. Entries for both contests
should be made prior TO 10 o'clock Saturday morn
ing Last Saturday the Larchmont team was de-
feated by team from the Apawamis Golf club.
Of Rye by q score Of 10 10 6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23

Two contests 10 take place NJ the Montcla'r
Golf Club on Saturday. women's handicap for n
cup presented by +. VI. Harrison. and a men ;
handicap for the Governors Cup.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23

The recent fine weather has proven pressing
% dealers IN bicycles. The bright enamel so lohe
looked for OF the 1898 models. can now De seen Oh
all the principal cycle paths Agents VINO %eiI
Searf,l that the war responsible for the sniaI
,nmher OF sales recorded in April and May now
concede that the most important factor was eoou
weather
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23

Walking is the only method Of locomotion that
may he classed as safer than cycling and even
the pedestrian is no absolutely sure Of life and
limb Statistics show that the risk taken by
the cyclist does compare In size with that IN
CURED ny the person who ventures forth behind a
horse.
The Harlem Wheclmen and Nassau Wheemen
will have their first Joint run Of tho season on
Sunday next TO Bath Beach and Coney Island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23

The Richmond County Country Club VIII h"iu
a mems foursome handicap on Saturday for cups
presented by H. H. Montgomery Other fixtures
arranged by the Richmond County Club are; July
4 members handicap, eighteen holes m edal prasN
for classes \ and b. July :. team mater VIII
Harbor Hill Golf Club, at Harhor iii; July .
team match with the Rockaway Hunt cum az
Cedarhurst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23

The Monmouth Beach Golf Club IS entering upon
an active summer season. The club has among
It's members some Of the best known residents
along the Jersey coast. including ". y. Barbour.
W. Z. Common. j. u. Duncan. a. b. Proal. ". 5.
Pyle. Walter Watson. jr. s W. Farchhd. W. II.
Wickham George W. Nanderhoof. II " Tilford,
r. +. Shaw. H. b. Nandcrhoef. and r. T. Kent.
The club has laid out a new course, holes. 300
yards on the Hastings property. adjoining the
clubhouse circle.
On Saturday, July 2 handicap tournament for
the Stewart Cup Will be started and viii take
pace on each succeeding Saturday until Sop
,omlcr l. The member winning II the
mos: times will get the cup On July 'he 'iNb
will Offer four prizes for men. women. girls and
boys. % BE- competed for in a handicap tourra-
mcut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23

The open tournament OF the Norwood Field CLUB
will follow close upon the heels OF the big Sea-
bright meeting next month. The dates chosen by
the Norwood Club are July 7. S and O. and entries
must be sent 10 John W. Albaugh. secretary. West
End, ~ j. by July s. the day after the seabrisht
contest The opening day will he devoted TO the
preliminary round at medal play, and the hrst
round at match play. The frs sixteen IN the
medal round will be eligible to continue al maich
play for the Norwood Cup. and the second SIX
teen for consolation cup The runner-up IN each
OF these classes will receive prize. on The last
day there will be open handicap, with goid
medal as prize for the best gross score and a cup
OF best
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23

The German Army cyclists. IT is said as REGARDS
eff ency OF drill, compare favoraoN VIII" any Wv.
,, o,.ol,s. corns in the world At some recent
,raroauvres cycle corps Of 1000 men out-ms-
nIuyred the same number mounted. proving easily
.uperior for scout patrol and dispatch duty.