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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1898-08-11

Plainfield Sun: Robert Bentley Wis
tied his fathers farm in the town of
Saratoga, Wood county, one day last
week, and made the run home, % miles
over Il sandy road, on his wheel in two
hours and thirty-fve minutes. Pretty
good wheeling fo~ young lad.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1898-08-11

Richard Rein called at the REPORTER
office Tuesday with Il sample bunch of
fine large cranberries gal Oh the
cultivated marsh of Rein Bros. at
Cranmoor. The fruit in question WAS
grown on cultivated section of - acres
that viii tins year yield It's first crop
and conditions now promise between
800 and 500 barrels of beauties from
said tract. The Rezins have 35 acres Of
younger cultivated marsh that is coming
up nicely but will not Weld this season.
Cranberry growers have had plenty of
water for their marshes lately and Mr..
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1898-08-11

WOODMEN OF The WORLD, Oak
Camp No. 10. Meet End and 4tR Monday
of each month, at Natwicks Hall, Centralia.
Jos. BoGoGER, C. c. C. A. BooRMAN, Clerk.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1898-08-11

A very pleasant dancing narty was
given at Pomainville hall on Thurs
day last. The music by Lambert's
string orchestra was praised by all.
About thirty couples attended and ali
report a most enjoyable time. Re
freshments in the way of ice cream
soda were served at Centralia Drug Co.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1898-08-11

The c. NJ. & St. Paul railroad COM
pany will run a special excursion train
from Tomahawk to kilborn City on
Sunday August p. The train arrives
in Centralia at $50 a. m. and returning
will leave Kilborn at $50 p. NJ and
arrive in Centralia at o'clock. Tickets
round trip including ride on the
steamer 81 90.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1898-08-11

TATHOLiC ORDER OF EORESTERS.
- CoURT No, A96, meet every. first and
third Friday OF each month"; at their hall in
the SpaHord block. Visiting brothers invited
to attend NN. il. CAREY, c. r.
JOHN E. SCH>A Ell, r s.
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TIE RrNNERs At MONTREAL.

Montreal July 23.-There Were seven races on me
Rol-Air card this afternoon. and the contests we're
fairly interesting I, was an of day for IN" talent.
D., ,bo f-,,re. were no, placed hard enough hurt.
rho race o. the DAY :he s'o"ple nase over me
long course seven horses started and SIX OF tl'm
fell AZ the jumps. summaries.
Firs, race selling. I've AMI on" han fnflms' M -
mime X 90 Weber, 20 ]. Won, . IN "qlal A. 80 -
Dean 3 | and e"en -econi. Morgoi@n '' N"'"' %
send ra.e selling and half fnri., I'e,e
: fAkerl % JuAg" WardHl. y" 'i''N'i o.
& >, second collateral. i0+ tMcGlohei. - j. 'hn
Time p.i4. . o., ct, a.
tMnsonl u : Won. No>. - u, smith - - 80,
ori. Nousplf.G o. tTril,1. - - ;. 'hf1 1T, ~
Four,h race Ha!m1ral Purs" se'"n f!i.onF' o.
I,a.i Forsp IO3 Ojartlrl. = - ] "il .,'-.'
'v.t.,,ee, 3 TO ? second. ManzGna l"2 Ak"'' 20 j.
mini Time 81. 49, .-,,...
I1fh race mandicap. rec coat race about two mile,
s,rathroy 40 CDono7anl, - D. Won l'aallr -. ~
,on1 II % 3 second. King TOP l46 hri'af' y '' Do
third. No time taken. , . .,.,.. -.u..,
- RED Monk. (Sherlanil 20 won FRANK IhN'r
lO7 (Shieldsl 20 J. second, tllsnefr' W. ''"''''
l. third Time: 5s~. $500, 80 ,..-.,
mres)-I,ed Pat i55 GIines. won; AUezzo. ~ " !.'
SOM second Alfon'iad. li7 Hus'on' '""'' ''"'
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GOSSIP OF THE TRoTTERs.

The trot,ing meeting AT Albany this week prom
ises to be the that has been held In the State
this vear From ten TO forty horses entered in
each class and they include some OF the fastest
trotters and PAGERS in training in the East The
meeting will take place at Island Park the mile
track and VIII continue TOUR Gays beginning Tues
day.
one OF the interesting contests OF tho Albany
meeting will be the 2:l9 race in which the three
promising New-York trottcrs. Crescent (2:6iO.
owned by George Ihnken: Ed Locke (2:lsi.D. owned
by Henry Hughes. and L. II. Hurds gray marc
Nell Gwynne t2:2o) are 70 come together VII or
them have shown their ability 10 beat 2l5.
Upward OF one hundred and sixty entries have
been received for the annual trotting meeting OF
the New-York State Breeders Association which
is TO be held at the Poughkeepse mile track next
week Only one race the 200 class for PAGERS failed
10 fiji This has been reopened and owners VIII
have unit, Tomorrow night 10 name their horses.
Entries close the same day Tor All OF the meet
ings in the Orange County circuit
The tastes, two-year-oid record OF the season up
70 date was made at the Elkhart UndD meeting
last week by Crystalline a bay hlly by onward.
from Crystal by Crittendcn. who Troued IN 20
crys,aIne Is a full sister 10 Cut Glass t2l2sf) the
winner of the 2l3 at Elkhart. ana prospecuss
starter in the for the TransyNaha purse ~
Lexington next OCTOBER
That nsh-c,ass harness racing is not always con-
onn, 70 the Grand Circuit or TO the miie-track
o,,,.s was nroyed last week when the bay mare
gate McCracken, ny Red Cedar trotied In ?iz's
IN the third hea; OF a race al Troy. This was IN
the 2;ls class and faster time than was maze
IN the same class at Detroit oy the crack ttotter
Iohn Nolan The half mile track at Troy mas not
Sean accounted one OF the fastest In the state ana
the performance of Kate McCracken there indicateS
that she can trot in 2l0 or better on good mile
course The mare is owned by j. Walter LovR&,
president OF the Bethlehem PENN TrottinS A0s
citation. Her best previous record vas sa3A
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,n,vrrps. OUTING AND FIELD DAY.

The ComposI,ors and Prcssmen'S savings ana
Loan Association OF the paper-DoN ud'' h'ip IL
annual festival and field day at lAppacK o'Nler
~ =, 0cld-st and Jamaica-aVe., BrooKIIh. yes
!!,Ia,. son,e close contests were decided on track
and 6ed. The summaries follow;
one mile bicycle race members. scrs'cnl-F'Ha nrat
O'' II PATTERSON Barnes Wheemen. Aiolph
yCc,, ROYAL Arcanum Wheelmen. second NJ W. h'''h'
S'cl ,",Ie nm f,- women Final heat won by Miss
NJ Marks. Miss : A.. Co)mhe. sec nd' MISS M''r"'''
third Time 2olis. .. -. ,.., ~. Moss
Th,ee ged race tscratchl-Fnai heat won bS ",ssS
uarc;regor and Mullins. Brighton Whtelmeh, l.. r.
iard a,d T. A. Minch Brooklyn a G., second '''" D.
Ma an. 7. : Maher. third - t,,,i hc,.
- ~. = Wurster Harlem a. G. tscra on. : NJ.
cc-,h.' Anchor A. {. ,s1atch second. /. h"ihS'"'
p-onklyn a g. third. Time-o1l. go - a.,
Running broad jump Olandicap,-Won 10y :. - M
Car,hy. Is IT. SO H.: f. Nufs'e'' S'-' - '
" one mile run 1open)-won by D. C. Gran II D. MOI
-,s r.cnnd. G r. GARNER. third. Tme-n'S -. ..
One mile bicycle scratch open)yfnas ne pcu,r
Wse,rnen second: : 4. Myers Brooklyn 4 e "he'
mon third Tne--2ft.
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NAUTILUS oARsMEH ROW WELL

The final heats in the annual competition among
the single scucrs OF the Nautilus Boa club. Of
Brooklyn. wer" successfully decided yesterday at
Bay Ridge seven competitors appeared for tAH
races. which were limited to junior single gigs for
tho Firuski medal.
Moore. c. l.. Knight. {. ". Parmlce and Ferdinand
Townsend. Afirr pretty on"-mii" rac" over the
regular club course o; half mile with turn, Town
send finished nr-i. with Moore second and Parmlee
ihirl.
Tho second heat found J. J. corhett. Bert Gil
more and H. l.. Xust facing t7e starter Corh"tt
won 10y Jess than half q length. and followed his
up ny capturing tho final. defeating roth Towns nj
and Moore AFTER an interesting struggle. ~" last
quarter Of milo being "a continual squirt home.
Corh"ti received = points Townsend and Moore
IN tho competition FOR the trophy.
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YACHTING.
PREPARING FOR THE INDIAN HARBOR
CLIFFS TENTH ANNUAL REGATTA.
rrlzrs FOR LARGE NUMBER OF CLASSES At
DISTANCES RANGING FROM THREE
To TfURTFEN MILES


DISTANCES RANGING FROM THREE
To THIRTEEN MILES
Tho Regatta Committee % tho Indian H7rhor
Yacht Clth consisting 81 Frank BOVINE Jones.
chairman. Charles r. McMauus. y. Wills Merritt.
T. Hlr.on Hart jr. and Charles +. Tower. are
uorkiug llrd % have frst-rla~s regatta I'm their
club next Saturday. July TO- This Will be IN" tenth
frnuai regatta - the club which now numbers
three hundred members. and is tn" 'hrd yacht
club on tho Sound In $40 Tho races Will 10 sailed
under trc iuos - the Long Island Sound Yacht
Racing Association. and ar" open 10 yachts Of any
ircosu.zcd club.
There viii he prizes fo- the g. &C. o. q. ~ and
- foot clpsscs - sloops cutters and yawls. and
among fh. "a boats there will he prizes for III"
go 81, o. and T. ,oo'ers Tho 2l-foo' racing knock
about rla-s VII also contest also N" "n"-d"~itn
class
For the three larger classes n sloOps tho course
viii 30 ilirfe"n miles. twice round triangle" lad
oI. N -. clubhouse. ia m" Sound. The - and -
foot sloops tho Co. o. and ~ foot catboats and the
kuoc kabouf class viii sail ten nautical miles. The
T. foot siOops ana cats viii sail Ave miles and tho
dories viii 90 three miles.
Tho prepar aiory gun will hN fred At noon. and
The division VII 30 oH FIVE minutes later.
Trains leav" tho Grand Central station Al SOC.
- and 700. q. Entries VIII he received up -
Friday. July 20 ~ tho ono" - the chairman ~ the
Rcgatf7 Committee. SO ~ Broadway.
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AMATEUR ATHLETICS.
GAMES OF THE BEDFORD BRANCH OF THE
BROOKLYN Y. NJ. G. a.

con,e close and interesting athletic contests
marked the field day Of the Bedford Branch OF tho
brooklyn Young Mems Christian Associat,3ns Yes
.,rdav on the hranch's athletic neld. In Madison
-. ,oar Tos,rand-aye f. l.. Dunnel led At IN"
Conclusion in inc points scored by the athletes
aftcr a pretty race. tn" summary
,,,,, ,.srl dash tnandicapl Final heat won 10y J. A.
\, @.cra,rb,. A. H. Case q yardsl second. Samuel
a I,rt4 II ,ar1b 'hird. Time o:"1sd
pu,tinr The twelve pound shot handcnp' Won by
IIunncu g n. in win an actual put ~ :" IT. IN
y - - "A >, . in seconi with actual rni' or
~ ., IN - II r,avis - q. in. fhrd. with "ii
"ctna pui o. 3 ~ t,,n, Inandicap,- by B. \ Dun
,.i 90 In Win an actual iorp ~ J" IT.. ! a. Mi,'i'r''
~ t., .o. sccnnd win actual leap = J. r. IN.
~. c,,nuei A PARKS ~. third. with an actual i"'P
Of 10 p. IN. - ILL.,, hoo. ,o, 10 =
r,STnnu 40 varlsI: Samuel A Parks 'scfa'ch so''''
a ID case ,scrnch, third Tin"~"""
rho ro,,ts made by each contestant are az fol
,ouso Dunnol Is; Mitchell. s; case, - Parks o.
and Davis. I.
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VIEW YORKERS WIN ALL FIRST PRIZES.

Philadelphia July % -New-York swimmers car
Rcd of all the prizes and fair share OF the
red ribbons in the open swimming contests In the
Schuvlkil River at Lafayette to-day The races
were under the auspices OF the National swimming
Association. The summaries
Novice rae, dop yards sraightaWay,-W. l.. Kersey
Entckerhrcker A. g. New York &. l.. Greenhal
KnicEerbocker y. O. second. ". u. Jameson National
swimming Association. third. Tme-22iis.
Eiuv-,ard race (open straightawayJ-D. 4. Reeder.
y Y A. C. Won: wiiherspcon. X A. C.. second. W. l.
K4rsey. K A. c.. third Time-O32a
Eight huadred-yard handicap ave times across the
r.verl-wllllam ReuH. X. A G. won actual time
U.03x Harry Rosentha. N. g. A.. second, Victor
Binder, n. g. ~. third
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accident the Paramount oarsmen would have been
closer AZ the finish.
SEAWANHAKAS SET BACK.

After the races were finished IT was learned tina,
the judges had set back the Seawanhakas in the
intermediate four-oared shell race. and had given
second place to the Argonaut crew. 1t was claimed
that the Seawanhakas failed TO turn the stakeboat
properly IN the race They turned 1t short. II was
declared and by so doing gained about twenty feet.
All the races were and a half miles with one
turn. except the international four-oared and the
cgh,-oared races. which were one and half miles
straiGhtaway The summaries
Senior snsle scgllsmwon ty Elwari Ten c G.
man Argonaut ioat club. Toronto. second ch'Tles ~.
G : Titus Young Mems C,mnastc Rowing club. New
Orleans fpirh. Time 9in
Senior internatora, four-oarol she's-Won by Nrgo-
naut Boat club. Toronto r. g. Muntz bow. =. A.
Thompson. 10 > + II. Thompson. W. 2 Joseph Wright
stroke ARC Rowing club. Iiaumore ". y chmn''ns'
Hancock. stroke. second. Time-SII. 49,
club Philadelphia George H. Smith. bow. James Bond.
r.. sirAe Ienusvlva1a Barr" 'Tuh lanes r i,emrsey
New y"rs. stephen J. poian. bow. Fred l. Scha"f'r
;,rkc ihri Mctrop2n 'Ens ,is T@w r, fo'S
pareii R'"ing cub New Y'rk q. Bates bow VI
fniermeilnt" four cared -h"lls-Won by Western R'"
lnr HIuh. - LOUIS, g. Noorse bow W ~ lsmp ~.
~ .. stevens 40. 2. Th-c. Vosseicr stroke.
n. \ Baldwin. 80 :. y ". Linton 30 ?. y B Jones.
stroke thifd. Tine "@lis. -
cub Phfade phia. John Shibe. bow William Riddle.
Henri q scott Homer Meade Hugh Monaghan. John %.
Klages coNsNain, Argonaut Boat club. - H. p1her''.
bow. j. y Mckenzie II. g. kinSsione joseph Wrsn,'
Thompson. stroke. r. X. Barker .Sswain. send
Worcester High School Boat cuh Wgrces'er Mass.'
son. Clare : Taylor James :. iiaradon. cornelius F.
Day Thomas y. Johnson. r.. Kerns str"ke. Jamcs u
ion Philadelphia r. Nahil. bow. = I'rs. O. Ense..
W schuh'r =. paiy. ; Brdy. F 1che. j. ,o carr
lf
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TIE special regatta ot IN" Corin'hian Flo"t -
w-Roch'lc WAS q good deal spoiled hy the
promise ~ rain yesterday. only two yachts of
tho e0-'oo'er class sailed in the race. and IN 'h"
open knochahout class the Mongoos". owned hy
simeon Ford. ~ IN" S'1wanhaka torinthitn
Yacht club. and sailed hy ilaz"n Morse. WAS the
only contestant FOR the Dewar cup. As this was
tho anal heat for this trophy tho Mongooo"
naturally wns ia good tim" az The starting line,
shc having Won tho previous heats. and although
Yesterdays race was ualkover fnr her she now
becomes sol" possossor ~ the haudsom" cup.
Tho preparatory gun was sounded at 3o' p m
md the 2)-fooicrs were sent or five minutes later
The Akabo. belonging 10 clark Miller. went across
with no gun. and fhc Asthor@. Frank Bovine
Jones. crossed SIX seconds later.
A. ~. .'ari OF the knock bouts. given AZ Bis
tho Morgoosc began her solitary Journey, and IN"
feature OF the race WAS that both m" -'-iooierS
lc1, hcr over the course on elapsed time The
Yachts were only sent ono" around IA" triangle,
because the "astorly wind was too Hight 10 be
trusted for the sailing Of the fun course. They
sailed 10 tho Hen and Chickens mark. and then 70
tho Execution Reef buoy and return. a distance or
fnur miles The times taken AZ the I'm sh were as
follows Akaho. i0H.%; Asthore 4ll5' MonHooSe
4l9l-. The summary follows
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SIXTH RACE-For three year dds ana upward: with
WASHINGTON PARK RESULTS

Chicago July 2}-The results at Washington
Park to-day follow:
FIRST race dive flrlongs) Frank Bell % !. won.
Queen Il song 20 D. second. Boncy Boy. 'hiri. Time
lWl's.
second race furlongsl 81. Alfonses u, - to J.
Won Eafataria 3 to l. second. Fcrro. 'hiri. Time
l:li
Third fnie and quarter. Whee"r haniical'
$4,000 added Agol - 90 l. Von. Goodrich - -
second. PINK Coat. third. Time -2"i'r H..
Fourth tmie)-CEarli" thristf. 20 J. Won hNS'
Penny 20 10 second. Dcu'is third Time 81
Iifn race fruile and sixteen be y ma hliA ,
V'a. r." E"cior. 20 > 50, nd. Edi" bnfh"' ''''
SIKH rae six furongs, Mcltcr 20 =. Vn. Dan
RE- , go = second: Don QuXoie. in!rd. Tl.n" -l4'z
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SHOOTING.
AT THE ELKWOOD TRAPS.
FIVE INTERESTING CONTESTS DECIDED. 1NcLrD
ING TWO MATCHES BETWEEN


DAILY And MrRrHT
Long Branch y J.. July . (SpecaD Although
tho nrncipal feature a, tho Elkwood PARK shoot
,nohox This afternoon failed 10 hll five inorc%' ne
contests were decided. including two t""niy-hV"-
bird matches between DAILY and Murphy IT'D" ~
tendance was by long odds the b"s' seen hoe
this summer The first match between Murphy
srd Dalv resulted in a tic each kllirg twenty-five
Mummy who was the favorite ana mrs. 20 score
lost his fourteenth and twenty-frs' birds deaA
ont" His sixteenth. a right duarterer 'ScaI"i
minus few feathers. DAILY erased every pfu'
Three however his first. sixth and t""n'l'tm
drnnned dead out" Murphy, IN N" fhoo' on
kilIe9 three straight and then missed me- io4rtn'
- right Guartering driver Daly Killed four stfdlsh'
winning the match. In the s"cond MHrrphy "a III
only one clear miss his fourth. a drlNer I'VE
nightecnth zen dead out" DAILY lost two moon.
en-, his tenth and eighteenth. and ne skin wcIt
"dead ont DE- GaGnon won the b'rd a,owthc"
handicap after tie with DAILY and Marryo'r
Summaries:
Twenty I've bird uatch-Phn Daiyl 90 vardsi. = .
q Wlrrhv 81 yards, p Shoot IN; DALI MIfIhy, o.
send match-Murphy ~. Daiy y TIRE. 1"lhH'
nj !, Nu-ohv 3 Three dcuhes-l,aly . Nniph} =
ma allowance handicap. 10 birds. go =" = "afh"r
re aids, 10 Phil DAILY r. go NaroH, j" - '.
ysr-,o,, 20 ,ard.D 10 Murphy did not hnish fho OH
S;aynon 2 Harryott. !. Daly O
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TEAM MATCH AT ApAWAMIS.

\ match was played at the Apawamis Golf CLUB
Yesterday between the home team and the second
team OF the Richmond County Country Club. with
the following result:
Apawamis-H T. Shrver. o: NJ Balon. s; H. A.
sherman 2: F. H. wiggin. ?; S. W. Doubleday. o;
r. *. Beddall 0: total. 10. 49, 49,
Richmond-G Willis 3: f. O. SCHUYLER o. W. W.
ToNney o. J. r. g. Higgins. o. W. II. Busk. /;
C. W. Taintor, 2: total, o.
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SELECTING cANApfAN DEFENDER

Montreal July 22.-The first trial races TO select
n defender for the Seawanhaka Cornthan cup
were he'd to-day a course on the Royal 81
Lawrence Yacht club house at Dorval The hrst
fuo races were sailed In fresh breeze and Dug
cams latest boat. yet unnamed won notn hdnd-
iiv The third race sailed In almost CAIN
and tho new puggan boat proved herself a wonder
I'm Ugh, airs. winning bv about half a mile Inc
first trial IT, therefore I'm favor OF the unknown
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CLEVELAND GRAND CIRCUIT MEETING.

Cleveland. July 3.-The indications are that tho
Grand Circuit rotting meeting here next week VIII
be one of the most notable ever held on the Cleve-
land track The entries which embrace all the fast
har,ass horse, are nearly double those for the De-
tro,t meeting and there will be hot contests FOR
tho nurses which aggregate $4,000 Among the
snec,ai attractions will be effort by Star Pointer.
~ lannon's pacer 10 beat his own and the worlds
,ncord FOR side-w heelers From present indications
the attendance will be large.
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awarded The second best score however was
made by Lorenzo Daniels. The summary:
A NEW RECORD OF THE CRICKET CLUB
LINKS

new record was made the links OF tho
Staten Is'ard Cricket Club Yesterday by Eugene
l.. Richards, who succeeded in cutting a stroke
from the best previous score. Ri-hsrdss card was:
out ........................5 X d al
In .+.-.....................4 ! 5-3s-i9
In the monthly handicap for the Doctors Cup
twelve cards were returned. The summary OF this
fOllows
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OF THE ARDsLEY LINKS.

John Forman had the links In fine shape for the
Ard-ov golfers yesterday. and the threatening
weather was the only unpleasant feature in an
otherwise successful day. Tho Class and 3 play
o~ssheld their usual weekly handicap. and in add-
ton putting contest decided. IN which c. n.
Srni.1 Non with y score OF & Miss Fraser was
second. NJ a. The summary Of the handicap fol-
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Mrs. Kawler-Fudgo, don't want TO see W. Lna a
49,, have il, Tell her have gone 10 MAKE d
w1 WI NAV nv friend Mrs Sreeter You needn't let
~, Vol, know. that you know her. x,yS. s,a
Mrs. Xavier upon servants re'urp mt N'"
sr ssrxaynt-Oh she only laughed. and sag she
was mighty glad she wasn't ="
Transcript
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The mons handicap the No,'h Jersey Country
club. IN Paterson. yosisriay drew out large field.
ana som. spirited play resulted. The winner was
r. 3 lewis. Second place suited in tie between
II. q. Crosby jr.. ard II. Rurrott. The scores
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tIApROR HILL, KEATS ENGLEWOOD

An interesting team match took place yesterday
on the Harbor Hill golf links. in NewBrigh ton.
Staten Island between thu Englewood and Harbor
nm teams Thirteen played side. and
the final score 81 TO u in favor OF the Harbor
nm club The Engewood men were headed by
Frank Enos and the home players by Otto Hook
meyer IT The summary gives the detailed score.
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CLASS HANDICAP At CRESCENT.

Eight cards were returned in the C':.< Il handss
cap the Crescent Athletic Clubs Inns. IN Ssy
Ridge. yesterday. Tho winner was W Il 1hcrnp-
son who played from scratch Second place was
won by ". r. Robinson. Following is the sum-
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GLASS p
rrNOX MONTHLY HANDICAP.

Prtshed. Mass. July q (SpeciaD-The regular
monthly handicap golf on the Lenox links to-day
was closely contested. The conditions were
eighteen holes medal play for n silver trophy.
There was a large attendance OF the cottagers.
The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-24
HARROR HILL.
FNGLEWOOD,


j. T Gwathmey won the weekly handicap az tne
links of the Marine and Field Club yesterday, with
a net score Of 49, Owing 10 the absence OUT OF
town Of manv OF the clubs members. few players
took part and for this reason no second prise was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-24
GOLF.
THE WESTCHESTER COUNTRY CLUB
TEAM BEATEN AT DYKER MEADOW.


VISITORS LOSE ~ \ SCORE OF TWENTY TO FOUR
r,o, -, ,,,,. 800 -. $3.50 .,.,, go, ,,-r,
'''' "i1rDAi br'A IfN ~ UNI ~ Ar IL"
DRIVING A BALI. INTO THE GOLF SHOP
rrxr suou,xc nv xopptS
''NE ''O"iN' ~ .>'""''
Amid plenty OF good-natured ra,llery the five
uor,by ,o,,.r. - ..., -. ,o...r,. cur
''''V'S ""o represented 'he Nou''.'S N'u'
or " Westminster at Dyker Meadow Yesterday sub
mittel to a rather severe defeat at the hands OF
tho Dvker Nreadoy TOM, :, ,as ,,o ers, match
-, -, - ''' - va" nv ~ ~
'"' DHher Meadow men mad won In some time ana
~ each succeeding pair came In and the
mounted hIeher and higher I, ,heIr favor tho ,.ul-
letn-6oarl was surrounded by crowd of mer-
oefs' whose smiling faces showed how much the.i
thought OF the victory J. Borden Hartman led of
for tho Country CHM sido Nth rouor ~ tho bone
So, . - -. 80 u, A., ~
'"i'' a. partner. harrlHlah : success WIN ms ST.
ond shots came in nicely on IN" long holes. He had
Fowler M n the turn and though the latter got
mi. down 70 up at the sixteenth Hartman I'm
i,ar,i,aan '' - '''''' -
r|y,ier " '''''''''''''''s r
Hartman '''''''''''''S q ~ Of
lower A. Oh
Ito. a,I r,a'.t,',. ~, -, ,,,h ,ba,
,, - "' ,,, 49,
'N"'" III idtn'I an ouu way. IN dppi"dS"'"s 'c
homo green Doubleday drove the ball into Mungo
p,rL., mol .ho, od,ot,t,,, ,h ,l,,hhouso Tho
idIkS niue Shop ADJOINING IN" Clubhouse. i"e
door happened 10 be open and the ball flew I'm
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