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VEGETABLE GEMS.
Bamboo Opals and CooOanut Pearls Found
In the Philippines, Though Rarely.

Bamboo Opals and CooOanut Pearls Found
In the Philippines, Though Rarely.
Among other queer things found in the Phil
ippines are vegetable gems. There arc not
many Of them. though. The bamboo is empty
normally. One might cut open a jungle of the
giant grass and find unaltered hoIlownoss.
But once in a million times or more accident
brings to light In the bamboo stem q gem ma
ture has moulded into a lump o little of the
hinty material which makes the outer stem 30
hard. The nodule usually presents the appear
ance Of an opal. and several specimens arc in
the museums which reproduce the character
istic lines OF that gem, These nodules arc
known as tabaceer. It is interesting to note
that the first chemical and meteorological OK
animation OF them was made by, the james
Smithson whose muniicence established. the
FIRST Of the scientific bureaus OF the American
In the condition in which the fruit is known
in the United States the milk In the cocoanut Is
considered its only. contents. The really ripe
nut, however. is filed with a white spongy
| mass, rich In the finest oil which the nut pro-
duoes. This sponge is exposed to the hot sun
for w or three days IN a wooden trough until
extracted by squeezing the soft sponge In the
| developed the presence OF small spheres which
have much Of the lustre Of the pearl. Eight or
ten OF these cocoanut pearls, all discovered In
| the Philippines. are treasured In European
| muB0umB, They range from the size Of q pin
| head to that OF q very small pea.
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OUR TENNIS PLAYERS abroad.
EnElishmen Pleased with Hobnrt's Work
Paret Wins nm Irish Championship.

EnElishmen Pleased with Hobnrt's Work
Parrot Wins nm Irish Championship.
The American lawn tennis players had much
better success abroad after their first weeks
play than was expected OF them. Reports have
just reached this side OF the winning OF Paret
in Ireland. while Hobart's victory in the
doubles at Wimbledon is still being talked
Of on oil sides. With Nisbet for o partner
Hobart went through the all-comers' doubles
in the English championship meeting and cap
tured FIRST honors. In the finals they met and
defeated in o fine match Hillyard and Smith
by three sets to one. On this occasion Nisbet
played like a demon. but in the challenge
match for the championship the next day
against the Doherty brothers he played poorly.
Hobart was evidently nervous in the finals, but
against the Dohertys his ground strokes proved
very strong. and his team scored often from his
clever play.
herty brothers in three straight sets.6-4,64,
two Had Nisbet played as well as II the
pion pair. IN speaking Of this challenge match
the English official organ says;
slon ~ w s99 d ee&itsHy0 tie bbs etter.' Bis 'f fere 2GGsi
iSS ! Tfl Ga tes; nf SIsSsf H NV Rfs s5 Pali SSlt faS Ss 3
found the net rather frequently. although now
II obhlu hC WOulub Wy u1Cuub VI u kOOu
ground stroke or volley."
., ENG }sSe. sn wdipWP dSGGI The 1s doubles Nasr IL jpstt @ e9qISls that that
is better than any American has ever done be-
fore abroad. His success In reaching the semi
final of the championship singles also eXcels
anything done, before by our players abroad. SO
cessfulone IN American tennis annals. Hobart
don tournament. He and his wife, VIII do
o little touring on the Continent .apd then re-
the American championship. There Is also
some talk Of his trying once. more for the
doubles championship with Fred II. Hovey.
They have already won the challenge cups
them their personal property.
Paret was beaten In the championship meet
ing by 9. NJ. Simond, an English expert, who
played Larned nye Gloss, sets two years ago.
the open championship OF France. However. ii
tool. Our exciting sets for the B5itishsr TO beat
and 1910. For the Championship Of the south
Of ireland. at Limerick, Paret beat st. George
Perrott OF Dublin by 1-6. 4-8. 6-1, 40, re-
tired. Paret was also entered for the big Eng
lish meetings at bennington and Birmingham,
after which he will return home.
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k1eHrrra

Bhnrkey Repiiesto Cofbott and Fftssimmons.
Tom sharkey was happy yesterday whom he
read IN THE Sun that Jim oorbott had decided
TO give another chance to him. In answer 70
Corbetts statement sharkey has the following
-, Tan S9u s%Sygyr, f. tAss, Gorests, A.a the gu@g.on to
msrS MG ~ sS SS SSS no 1SsS e q sCST %,sSs s OSrI me; IT, I g
with Mccoy. They viii ssdiy need Il, a. II E very
plain to the public that they are only lighting for the
agrsemsnt in case Of peoiios interference, Which
Phopld have been done. or courss. sS rounds is bet.
s sSop p0r IL the picture IL VIII mn r saAn .s twenty ntI1 e S 1aS police aTS
save The expensive part % the whole arrangement
2 tortei. % hold me q i did for him Of anySody else.
The public is aware that have posted = forfeit twice
shrimp salsd diSS he had eaten. nHSS IL also a%arS :
i @iiio " sf SsS9 shSSs V: affair " .5 6Srf sSs. e e ' S49SSl. Sit oai Nj q
the match and served an injunction on Miller. com.
uorSst Nv vii nV fry y ana nd o one iDsIs th % p%SS6iiO tina. he 4,
not bluiAng once moEe, andH no VA post A forfeit
within i've minutes Ssp ana S'S SSTss % S'I ss SSfi him 1He on SasSS re
conditions that he name9i All the funda TO 60 70 the
ssatsS,, but / Ssys never BEEN dsfeatsa.. 0i !. have ave
Iprop9Dc e wire out, q posstbie, when no and i get
tsssST STs n %1ss 9.t sHS P HSS sSoS SsSPI sSsS opi Gf T fsair :; u u
tenn Fc ,11,S With y%efisS or myself when they box the
Now = few. words regarding Fitssimmons's, or
supposed Julian was HtESimmons's manager, az he
promised me . match some two weeks ago. and l was
Julian states IN, the papers that Fitzsimmons Will
meet me, prSytdinE ! gye him the slo.ooo I won and
few years ago. That's very funnyl Kid McPartlnnd
might just a. well Day he would not meeA Jack
DAILY until DAILY gave him the purSo which
he received on . decision at the Lenox
the decision. Well. I had statements signed by ak
Doctors which were printed in the San F~rancisco pc:
PERI, which claimed I was fouled; also, the Chief Of
Police and other persons who sat close TO the ring
side. ~ 90 now before any committee Of doctors
appointed b. any paper and show the ohecta OF the
foul blow. ! Will. mako this statement TO EifSsim-
mons, that I viii box him any number Of rounds.
from one to twenty-five, every dollar TO 20 to the
winner, But. like all my other challenges. I don't
expect TO hear from II save only replies through the
papers. I win agree to any fair man for referee in
the contest between Oorbett, Fitzsimmons and my,
self, 90 now let than make Rpod,
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"Mnjor', Taylor Wins at Phnudelph,n.

PHILADELPHIA. July 19.-At the National
Circuit meet Of the Castle Wheelmen. held at
Tioga track this afternoon. tho larHestcrowd Of
the season saw Major" Taylor in wonderful
form. He cut the wings Of the big flyers in the
one-mile national championship and ran o
strong second TO Stevenson the one.mile handi.
cap. It was only through his being pocketed
In the latter event that he lost, The amateur
races were fully as interesting as those of the
professionals. The one-mile open. In which
Joseph p, Rogers, the local champion, won
from q field containing {. M. Ertz. Q: v, Bah
cock Of New York; and Ed Llewellyn Of Chicago.
Ertz distinguished himself by defeating q. e..
Gardiner OF this city In straight heats. BE COW
cred one mile. paced. in 1 minute 90 2-5 sec
ondS, breaking the amateur track record of 2
minutes l 1-5 seconds. Summarizes:
One. Mile Open. Amateur..Final heat won by J: P.
Time. 2 minutes II 1S seconds;
by Major Taylor, z. Q. Bald second, Tom Cooper
third. II. B. Freeman fourth, o. 8. Kimban nth.
Time, 2 minutes 8 seconds.
one:Mile Handicap, Professionalism heat won
second; 3. B. freeman. So yards. third; i. q. Bald,
scratch, fourth. Time, 2 minutes 10 seconds.
Match Race, Heats, for Amatours-C. NJ. Ertz.
Riverside Wheelmen of New York. VS.. b. @. Gardiner,
Castle Wheelmen Of PhilGdslphia. Ertz won nrst
and the second heat one milo. paced. In i minute
TWo-Miie Tandem Handicap. Professionalism
heat won by =, A, MCFARLAND and 9. I. stevens,
+ Scrsss :. Johnson ms !; a1 and Il Ben 4; 4 GSnFOs. '1 g yG Yards, s' tSira;;
Clem and Charles Turvill0, 20 yaHds, fourth. Time,
4 minutes 80 2 b seconds.
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Ben Jordan Sails for Home.

The reception TO Ben Jordan. the clever feather
weight champion. on tho occasion Of his departure
for England yesterday afternoon on the CampaniA,
must have warmed the very cookies Of his heart, A
large crowd went down to the pier to bid him bon
voyage and good luck, Andit was with some difacultI
that the sturdy little fighter could break through the
erasps Of his we'll wishers. Those who were on hand
were Al Smith. Sam Fitzpatrick, Harry Nouhar, Joe
Butler. Benny Murphy, Joe Thompson, the book.
makero Of Australia; Dr. ordyay, Dan Creedon, Billy
Seneon, Snm Iomoaek' lily Maoaen' ION HourLe'
Ahandsome ,aoral horseshoe. embellished with the
occupied q conspicuous place in hia gtateroom. In Q
talk with the reporter Of TIE sUN on board ship, Jor-
dan aid;
al am thoroughly pleased with the reception be-
slowed on me, and. a. have said, I am cory 20 60
away. But duty demands my appearance In England,
for / Am matched to box Darfey Wallace there next
October. / will. return here again, for I like Amer
icans and everything American"
Jordan was not very auccessful In this country
from o financial standpoint. By defeating Dixon and
boxing Ewood McCloBkey the English boxer made
only about $1,000. not deducting expenses.
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TEAM MATCHES IN GOLF.
oLER AND TRAVIS Tn AT THE
NORRIS COUNTY OEUB.

Anew Record Made for tho Amateur Cham
pionshlp Links-Nutiey Players Win at
I9nrbor Hnl-Fairncld Administsrs =
Crushing Defeat TO Dyker Meadows stars.
One Of the best team matches Of the season
m paper, that between the Morris County and
oakland teams yesterday, on The links Of the
Morris County Golf Club. resulted in q most
one-sided victory for the home team BY 22holes
TOO. II must not be thought, however. that
the golf was not OF a high order. In spite OF the
disproportionate scores, for the match brought
out some Of the best golf Of the year. One
thing that kept the visitors keyed mp to con-
cart pitch was that they were playing on the
course the amateur championship IN 10 be
decided on in B~eptember. and each was
anxious 10 prove his rating over 1t. The
nrt pair out were Toler and Travis.
Il vns one Of the most remarkable contests
ever held between two such experts, for,
after being 3 mp with but 4 to 80, Travis
was only able TO halve the issue. Toier's card,
IS, which was duplicated by Vanderpool later
on, IL now the amateur record for the cham
pionship course. Travis was i up at the ninth.
and he also won the twelfth and fourteenth,
and seemingly he had the match won. Wretched
putting cost Travis tho hopQrs. For instance,
piaying the sixteenth hole Travis drove to tho
Tar edge Of the 6reen, Toler topping and sound.
ina the depths OF the punch bowl. He. how.
ever. was on tho green n Pend won The hole
Although he was In q position TO use the putter
on his 4 rive. Their CArda ware.
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League Elects Omcorn.
BosToN, July 10.-Apart from the playing, the
chief business Of the American Whist League
Congress yesterday was the election Of ~oflcera.
the report Of tho Committee on Changes In the
Laws, aud framing an entirely new and sepa-
rate code for duplicate whist The result Of the
election follows;
President i. L. Roy amith Of Albany; vicetPresi.
dent, D. L. Richards Of Rock Rapids, In; Recording
Secretary, Clarence A. Henriques Of New York; Cor
responding Secretary. L. @. Parker of Toledo; Treas
uror. John I. Mitchell OF Chicago, Directors for three
yeara, George L. Bum Of st. Paul, n. @. Fletcher
Of West Newton, Mass, Joseph 8. Nohof PhilAdel-
phia. and J. n. Faber Of Staten Island; Director for
one year, ". O. Taicott of cleveland.
Tho new laws were ordered TO be printed.
They will probably DO adopted Professionally
and tried for one year. After they have received
a thorough trial In the various State matches it
10 thought that the committee win DO better
ape to- 70 deal ,sl, 4 some Of the knotty points
In the nth round Of the finals for the Hamil-
tor teams OF four. there was q hot fight among
the ieadere. When tho results. were figured
ont Y was found that Cleveland had beaten tho
A AmlSHYesSGo of SC 81 NeE Sa SG Tsn X yr s%S SeSHtsn t he
elk tricks, Hyde Park had defeated Woburn BY
eIeyen, tricks, while the New Jersey Whist
GIuR OF Newark had played Chicago to o tie.
by twelve tricks, Woburn beat Kniokerbocker
BY three tricks. Newton beat Hyde Park by
three tricksa and American beat Chicago by
sta sssns, c enS asSSid nnSS S sSS m viii be Rk|a SSsi
Club Of Boston. because even II Newton won
fts match with Chicago IL could not catch the
others. The standing 81 the eight oiubsfOiiows:
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The American Whist Club of Boston. there
October. when It VIII. be subject to challenge.
In the first round OF the finals fog, the Minne-
Taylor and. ElwelL. tied with Newton W. e.
hickox and ", 81; Richardson, each having
Of Boston and st. Paul, IISSE each; Pyramids Of
Bloston. 49,; Passaie, Boston Duplicate and Al
bany, II each. In the open foure the winners
Smith and ". 7. Smith 81 Biaifimooree.. IN section
A; j. Z. Snow, Z. A. Packard, j. II. Miller n
ton B.
In the open pairs Miss Campbell of New York
nd i. Tolar won the first prlne, N and |. There
were two tied for the L and w honor, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Barney Of Providence and Miss Cum
bingham and DR.. Long Of New Brunswick. In
eection A, N and s, the winners were: i. A.
Booth and W. N. Hymes Of the Dartmouth Club,
New BEDFORD; Q v; Rodlif and d. I. Messero OF
Ram Of NeWport and ]. 81. Leo Of Boston.
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al sQuare. for the ffys round. me springfield
CUP hsndieep vac pisp Plsyef foE end resulted
Clarke % Qtsogo. William fSstus Morgan Of
Otsego taking the second. prize. But for an
nnfortupete gon the seventh hole. causpd. BIZ q
topped drive Into thooroeE. Morgan would have
bopn hrsk Qlarkee winning round was much
helped byA.2 on. the eighth hole, the only Of
the day. The following were The scores.
ersss.Rap Nsa
ESSe.::.ss 3 ssjSse - % 10 ~
William Festus Hrorgap. Otsero-
ESS SfstSss5 - 90 10 70
f GS!: ] y :aS /: s :--::-,.o =. 90
n. Lockwood. eyrcuss-
ESS.::.SS 3 s1s s--ss6-1a % q,
@. D. Bower. otsego-
HSSaa...s SssSstS H. 90 0 %
". A. W. Stewart, Ardslay-
fGSHe.:::ss sESSGs4 SS--sSSS-aoo 1, %
A n. Psil, otseso-
GfSS. ,::: sSFSSs:: 1:s-.os i. ..
~ u p.ON 49,
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Three events were decided on the links Of
the Ardsley Club yesterday. In the contest for
the eupto the maker of the best score against
TTSSS nc I 8SStS;" x the fHs A.. H. Bi TESSnds j were SS S plsYYsStl
boyle: .C.,S, Jafiray, ] down, was, second; A. j.
Haydell. 3 down, third, and William Chrystie.
4 down, fourth. The scores In the putting
match for the women were:
Mlrc; ]; 7; ,Eldrdge: q; Mrs.; Charles 4. SMITH, q.
sachin. 1aj MiSs .. {. Hewitt, A9j Mrg. d. d. willard.
SeL Miss H. u. slAshf soi Miss 9. Fraser so Mas
In playing on the tie Mrs. Eldridge scored 45
and Mrs, Smith ~. The scores In the cup
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No Wind Tor Yacht Raees.

Two match races arranged by the LArohmont
Yacht Club were to have been sailed yesterday after
noon, but owing 10 the absence of wind they were
declared on shortly after 4 O'Clock. The most inn
portAnt Of tho matches was to have been between the
big uioopa Infant1 and Anoatok, although the match
between the latest HeFFeahoH oAtboAt Wanda and u.
+. PiSr9SB S0{ooter XII hAs. attracted Somo alton.
ton shortly after 4 S'cicck ne kssast1 oonnittsS
nearly sunset IN. the hope Of gettng enough
Wind 70 20 around the course, HAzen Morse. who
NAl 70 have pAllad The MRnaA
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The vsda Wins the Race at Newport.

NEwPoRT. r. l.. July 16.-The sweepstake
race this afternoon between the 80-footers was
won by CoFnelius Vanderbilt. Jr.'s. VedR. sailed
By Capt. Clayton Han. The wind was light from
the north, and q triangular course, to Bishop
sailed over once. The Yeda got the lead In the
windward work, Miss Virginia Fair sailed with
Mr., Brooke. Miss Brloe with Mr.. ElllH, and Mrs,
Morgan and Mrs. Jones. with their husbands.
The Dorothy ii. was sailed BY James A. Still
man. The summary:
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and Ms. Smith n. The scores In Tie
GLASS D.

NEwPoRT. July 16.-The second weekly tour
lament under the auspices OF the Newport
Colt Club was held to-day, The conditions
were most favorable for good play and the
largest crowd Of the season, turned oqt, The
prizes we're three cups offered by william
which /. Townsend Burden. Jr. and A. N.
Coats tied At. 81; ono for class A, won by g. q.
by Miss Mapde Wetmore. The scores were as
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LENox, July 18.-The monthly handicap on
the Lenox Golf Club links to-day attracted Q
large crowd. The match was for o lne cup pre-
scented by the Greens Committee. The condi-
tions were eighteen holes In the morning to
four lowest cores 10 contest. M eooreR:
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TWELVE VOTES ZOE ACQUIRE
Oneida COunty's Delegation to the Demo
cratic State Convention,

SYRACUSE. N. Y. July 16.-These delegates to
the Democratic State Convention were chosen
from the four districts OF Oneida county to-day
and we're instructed for James K. Mcclure for
Governor: First district-Arthur Macarthur of
Maltero OF BkRneateles Second district-Charles
pemong, Matthew Woodg, Col. John. I. Gaynor
James k McduIre; Fourth dlstfict-Melvin q.
ae~isSatsSWsTs GpSo%ted5y Mcclure. -"'
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Polo.

FAR RocKAwAY. N. Y. July leone of the
largest gatherings OF society people that have
been seen on Long Island this season gathered
to-day on the picturesque polo neld of the
Rockaway Hunt Club at Cedarhurst, when the
coveted Cedarhurst Challenge Cups was hotly
contested between the frat team ofthe Meadog-
Country Club OF Philadelphia. After a stub
bornly contested game the Quakers were finally
dsfeeted by the Long Island team by a score OF
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FLUSHING. July 16.-Alexander 4. Slade. a
novice. won the monthly club handicap tourney
ON the links Of the Flushing Golf Clubt this after
noon. The winner had a liberal handicap al
SCORE was beaten BY Ernest b. Mitchell and d.
A. Griscom. Jr. Both players have won prizes
this season, and are playing In good form.
Shades card was rs follows:
Gn..:::":..:::s ss&SStSsI- S 90
has been done on the links In some time. s.
Roger Mitchell played against the leader. and
after completing seventeen holes gave up In
disgust. Summary:
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purdsns DIV HutsAihea. v. K. Wetmore, n 4.
Gray. Il. H. winthfcp. and CD HSatevSis.

SARATooA. July 10.-Tho FIRST weekly handi-
cap tournament OF the Saratoga Colt Club was
held to-day. Jasper Lynch OF Lakewood. who
yas scratch man, won With a scoIe Of o. A.
the length OF the course IL over. ZOO. yards.
and the hazards are many and difficult any
thing under 100 is considered very good. Fol-
lowing arc the Gcoreni
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SOUTHAMPTON. July 16-The golfers were
present in great numbers ut the shinnecock
Hills Golf Club this afternoon. Nearly forty
members. subscribers and their guests entered
for the combined handicap match and play for
the Challenge Cup. There were, however.
seven Withdrawals. The course wa In excel:
the last week. G, C.. Clark. Jr, who made q
one-half win for the Challenge Cup last Satur-
His gross score was IS. J. Z. PostlethWaite
won the handicap match by o net score OF 20.
The acnrea follow.
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CooPEnsTowN. July 16.-The 0tsego Golf
Oiub open tournament was brought to q sue
SesStnl termination to-day by the defeat Of j.
otsIessssG r. q A. WSshingt9n by 8. p; Bowers Of
tssG,hoGs rounds, ,Leeoh Won the arst hole 10
them sspi ta1E Played 4 the Sogey being s Bowers
sion. eqpalling or beating DOGGY on each. The
esEnth hole was won BY Leech In 4. but he lost
s sns next two holeS and halyed the ninth.
end Of the, frat round. On the second
S Tss oo LeSeh played much better. and
ing with Bowsrs 8 np. Ia wv aiteTn 90 Bow
SSfS Kept up his winning gait and succeeded In
m0ing another 40, cllnching the match by 10
Fse, steady game, seemed obe bothered blythe
nsGnhesS OF the putting greene, and IL was
99 eissltP Soys swing ss e h, this fdSI fas eth that Ne he Gid not !.
c 10 y not better. h that Of Bowers, The
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In tho final roundfor the A. W. L. trophy the
results were; Buffalo Whist Club, il matches;
York. Is; Howell OF Boston, i2H. The ianfsH
was one Of the most exciting and closely COM
tested In the history Of the League, and every
card was laid on the table as carefully as II it
were Q $40 bill. Under the conditions the club
with the best aggregate score for the three
days was to be the winner. and those making
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II addition d to this match the four men who
played of that. issue. In to-day's match
these men played under new handicaps based
they had the same handicaps as last Saturday.
The tie was won by L. Brown, with q net score
OF ~. one better than that. made by him last
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In tho semi-flnals Cutting beat Adams 4 up
and, MacKay. beat Robinson, Jr, 2 Ut, The
hnais We're OF eleven holes. Cutting won. beat
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Tying avenged himself on Herman. who had
put him out In the amateur championship last
Tall. by winning by.4 up. No cards were kept
Vanderpooi made !. nne score against RlEer.
the winner Of the Norwood Consolation Cup,
and beat him BY the. surprisingly large total Of
5holes. Vanderpoofs score was:
SS.:..:..ss SSSSSSSE S-es
Thurston made a clever 90 and beat his man
handlv. The 9ummnrv Waa.
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Il. 8. Francis established q new record for the
7. 4. Reid.
come against O. B. Brown and r. &. Francis.
After o close and exciting match, followed by
quite o gallery. Reid and Harrison won by 3 up.
The match between the Morristown Field and
New Brunswick teams at Morristown yesterday
resulted In favor OF the home club by the fol-
owing RcOro:
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EgOsen and Much Ado win at Narragansett
Park.

PROVIDENCE, July 1o-EgoIen and Much Ado won
tho two harness racing events 1t NayTagansett Park
to-day. Tho 2:13 pace was declared OF. 1t being against
the association rules to start a race after 8 O'Clock on
the last day Of . meeting. Moth Miller was the favorito
in the first event. but the beat he could do was to
Anish second. summaries
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MEN's MATcI
VAAhhoy 10
voMEN's MATCH.

MoNTCLAIR, July 16.-The regular monthly
competition for the Boardman Cup was played
to-day. and resulted in q close and interesting
mntoh. ns follows.