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The Loyola ST Monica game, originally scheduled
Tor sunday, June IL. ms ofcn postponed to July l.
This chan c leaves the Loyolls without a game Tor
June J. and they would Ike to hear i0m 4 rood
team Tor that iaIe. Address K. r. Mcmahon, l7j
East Eighty dina street
CAMBRIDGE. June 1.-THE Harvard University
nine lrft Cambridge at noon today on thri' way 90
Prime ton. where ta.y will play the Ptncrton nine the
second and last Oi the annual series. Il had been
proposed to play a ihlrd zAre In TIRE event Of Prince
tons winning N" Zane tomorrow. but the action u
the Athlete Committee In refusing 20 allow N. team
to play tly other games taau those scheduled Will
preyelt other games rom being played This acton
did not come from the mana cement Of thu Harvard
team, as has been reported. out from the Athlete
Com rnits- which rules Things IN that the here at
Cambridge.
WILKES BARRF, June i2.-Ot the original eight
clubs u the Atlantic LeaZVr which s'artrd the season
only four, WAseSBarrr. Allraion, scranton and FL
mira, remain Intact The four cluoS sre adrfl ard
vii ~prObabiy not last the week out. Wilkes. Barre
and Scranton viii play 4 sr IS OF games In the hope
tlat the Eastetn League will Tax, hem in. but PreSi-
Dent Powers telegraphrd today that thar" was not
ruct~cnancc Elmtrt IL tryi1y 10 get into the New
YORK STATE L"agu- and Allentown Will ty TO exist a.
81 indr pendent club. ria ytug Exhibition games. The
Reading player. with several week Saluy due
them, are stranded al ElnIra
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YALE ROWS TIE COURSE AGAIN.
Time Reported to he Better Than That Of
Monday's Trial.

GALES FERRY. June /, This morning. was an
ideal one for testing the speed Of the Yale crows
and Dr Gallaudet could not withstand the
temptation TO give the Varsity eight another
trial over the four-mile course. The freshmen
received ten seconds start and gave the Var
sity eight q good brush for a mile. Then they
dropped out and the Varsity shell continued
down the course. The time made over the four
miles this morning - reported 10 hav We been even
better than that made last night--?2 minutes ~
secOads,
This evening pair oar work preceded the
regular practice u the boat a q the light work
OF the eiSnt was done above the quarters. The
makeup Of the crew to-day, which showed sev-
eral changes, vas: Bow. Williams; 2.Micke-: :,
Mitchell, 4. kunzig. 5. Cross 8. Allen. ]. Blag-
den. stroke. Cameron.
The freshman crew took an hours practice
this morning Strong Il again rowing az his Cd
position. No. ?, sargent being taken out
ana placed on the substitute list. e Xsvain
Barnes arrived from New Haven this morning
and replaced Iounshury in the freshman boat.
Toe oarsmen are not improving as rapidly as
the coaches would Ike to have them.
The freshman four broke the stern OF their
she'll after practice last night and Boatriggers
K,nnedy and Bishop have spent the greater
part OF the day hunting for the pieces and en-
deavoring to patch the craft
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At st. Louis.

ST LOUIS, June ~ Attendance at m. Fail
Grounds today was uluSually large. notvilhstand
tax the tAr-at~ning weather. Jockey lalley va
badly hurt being Sic'--d oy Clorta At the post IN tie
second race, Summary
First Rhcr-One NILE ard a sixteenth-Cslac Bard.
III Rowe A y !, won Hsvtland 80 lTNIlryl. . to-,
second ZaEsl, % Watson, ! 10 !. ,lrd. Time.
t.5L!.
Scc;nd Racr-Flvc 'urlongs-J0e Frey. ia
Morse, even. won: lsob-l, ITO Na!hevSl, $ W I
sec nd MID Pirate. lla lNluL5e. s n !, third.
Time, | Ia
TGird Race - Five ~fIr.onxS = Small jack. 10
IMcGln. " son Golden Harvest lo5 Gil,
NOR. IS 10 I 'ecoCd Zack Ford. 100 Morse. , 10
!. third Time, lhJ.
Fourth Race Seven furlC ngs-TradItza 81 Dom
ninick 0 10 20. won; Van Hoor, Oeka, 81 tTAleyL,
to I, second Guide Rock. 100 HeaneSscy1, I TO !.
third. Tine, 10
Fifth Race Six and 4 hals iurlon gS-Lord Neville.
10 iDorinicg. ! 10 /. won. Theory, 90 Dale .
! - .,cond Easter Card, l0s tVitltcel. . 10 >.
third. Tine. ! Ala
sixth Race SIX and a half turiorg' - Skilnan
ITO MathcwS. . n 5, xon, Ian IT.. 1905 Faishy,.
9 70 ! second, Eulalle, 100 Taiiey. 90 10 |, third.
TINE -
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CINCINNATI. June l., only half Of ID. entered
horses started IN he Harold STAKE today and the rae,
vase dlsa ppolntn'ent June Gayie Won In : common
canter aad ok he purse Of s9lj 'r'n Lon gio VIII
vf> vel played AZ > u / sam Lyons was an raSy
thi-t and Plc1urlin, ID. second choi"-. beat Robert
A0uisOn by seven leng rs,
First Race Seven iurlpn zS-OrrtS, Is 'Parettol. -
10 |. won, KaHln as Nlchaelsl, IS " {, second,
". q Welch. o. II. wilson, 10 to 5. third. Tine.
1904
Second Racr-SlK iuriongS-The LAIndresS, 100
Il wilson, : t15 won Emma {: l., 700 Brtton'
- ~ Seclnd virginia T. 100 Harshoery,r', 5iatl
/. third. Time isoJli
Third Rae one nile and 70 yards Eltho-
lin. lJ Il Wilson - To 5. von. Gadsden. o.
.MIcharl, 70 /" Scond; tnronia !o7 Harsh.
Fourth Racr-Th- Harold STAKES. worth seas n
wi7ne-. d." fu'ou ss-JUns Gayle los 'Hcr,in 2. 0 to
5. won, Louyh.. no Mason. , 10 /. sec1nd sam
Lyons. lO7 ,Ov-rtont 4 to g.. third. Tine. ln,la.
Fifth Race-Si1 turtorgs-Sin ", lcs Aksr'. IL
10 :, Vpu. Tho star Of Bethlehem. III Nlchaels. J
- second Foneda, l0l Ha-sEbefger), . 10 5 third.
Tine. il4la
Sixth Race Seven Observation-Disclosures Ma.
son. = Ia 5. won: Sprung. 90 Aver. . - :. second;
Peter Duryea, Il, lWlHkneld 8 10 /, third, Time,
l.gia
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sEyD-OrF FOR PRfNcEToNs TEAM
Athlete, m VIII Compete Abroad san To
DAY on the st. Lsuts.

PRINCETON. June /: -Princeton's athletic
team. which viii compete in the English games
on July ! and In the Paris games later. LIT here
this afternoon for New York TO board The st.
IL uls. hich vii sail tomorrow At almost
the last minute Serviss. the high jump r. wa,
dropped from the team. which Is now composed
OF SIX men They are John CreSan, lcnx and
distance runner: F. W Jarvis. sprinter: A. ".
Coleman and q s Horton. pole %vaulters, and
y. c Carroll. high jumper.
given ur the idsa Of winning the mile event.
and said that he has been training 10 compete
In the half and quarter. The men got a good
send-of BY the Students and the alumni who
gathered ~ the station After each man on the
team had been chrersd heartily he was carried
on the shoulders Of a singing crowd and pushed
through the open window Of the car.
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BROOELYN. s. CINCINNATI. l.
The Brooklyns found the Cincinnatis worthy
foes At Washington Park yesterday. and had u
not been for Kerlar's fne batting the Champions
would have gon. under The Reds, who, by
Inc yay. wore soubre blue uniforms. presented
their young pitcher. Scott. Who, with great
speed and beautiful control. dtt well enough 70
win ordinarily. But keeler VII. 10 man 10
solve his curves, and h. did ! IN ne queens
'is'a. with a clean home run ard a thr'F-oagger
k,t>oH also pitCheI a clean. fast game Tor the
Irpoklyns He and Scott ger" ~ effective thar
rot A base ht vL> made nv either team N the
frs four innings, and only on" man. Acbride.
raa-nad first base.
Tho Cincinnatts however. broke the ice in
the ff'h inning. when Crawford got Around On
q double. an OUT and a single by Nteinfaldt, The
nrooalynS though. quickly cv"nrd this up IN
their half, when Shec<lrd siHgled stole second
Clsaalv. -prirtsd 10 thIrd on Duhlen'- out ard
scored BY great running after Barrett had
caught Cross short fy.
After Crawford had made q beautiful catch u
Mc'rllre'S long drive 10 III" sixth for the FIRST
oIt. kit~on doubled 70 right Cprtr.. Jones'>
cIt put hun On third, and then Keller hit the
bal. |. sailed into cnatrr rall ike a bullet
and sounded ten feet over Barrett's head. ~
chased Kit.on around tho bases and scored
an aasy HON" run. That put The CHAMPIONS
two runs daend, and when Jennings closed the
irrirx Ni'h a fly 20 Crawford. there was an ova-
TN In store Tor keelsr A. he walked out into
right field.
Mcbride mad. another run for the Cincin-
na'l> m tle seventh. He kn''hed out q single
and should have been forced az second on
lraviord'- hunt, but DAILY muffed Ktt~on's
line throw. The next two men went out
On fie-. but Woud', hard single sent Mcbride
bone. 4 tumble nv tCrcrrln. a steal, a Wild
pitch and kit-ol'- safe hit enabled DAILY to
make Brooklyn'S fourth ru1 IN the eighth.
which lveilrd tho total To : against ,
~ when the ninth opened he Crlnks began
10 Leave. Buckley sent a long ny 10, Jones
and was out. Mcbride got four balls and
CrAvtord's ont landed him On ~>rond. Then.
u the surprise ot the roo'er-. irwin got In a
Tremendous drive between SheCkard and
Joaa= which was good for a home run and sent
Mcbride in ahead. tying the score. The CrankS
who had left their seats hurried back and whom
steinfeidt's iy wa gathered In By keelrr
near the fence the roofing began all over
aglin.
kealar was di@ A. the plate In the last half.
He quickly smashed 4 hot liner over lrwluS
head and got thr,-A Bd~eS. II vas a beautiful
hit and the ranks We're up IN arms. Jan-
nlngs, one Of The beS' men in the League 10
bat 10 n pinch. va next up and without DELAY
he whackcd A cprkil: single 10 left that -e1t
Willie IN with III deciding run. The -'Orp.
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Coli has started for the season At Seaor sht-
A. II. Porter has presented a cup 20 the Sea-
brsht Coli Club TO De played FOR on Satur-
gains bosev. the two best on each day 70
qualify. Those who qualify viii play OF at
handicap match play later IN the month.
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CRACKS AT THE TARGETS.
Best Shooters In the Country Open the Toar.
ney at Interstate Park.

The first annual CIR md American Handicap
Target Tournament Of the Interstate Assoc
c!ction began yesterday at Interstate PARK.
Queens, L. l., with a series Of sweepstakes that
attracted the best shooters At iLanlmaLe tar
gets in the country. J. 5. flaming, the Pacific
coat crack. who q few days aso broke ?3l tar
gets in succession. took his place at the traps.
but al the close OF the days shooting his record
OF breaks was one less than that Of Rollo heikes
OF Dayton, who secured the honors for best
average with 1877 out OF a possible lI5.
In the sweepstakes. manufacturers agent:
and paid representatives were debarred from
the prize money and allowed 10 shoot for tar
gets only. This had the effect Of increasing
the proportion Of amateurs, and the majority OF
competitors in the ten eveats was made W Of
the men who handle the gun for sports sake.
Twenty dollars was added BY the association
20 the sve-pstakes money IN each event ald
rhs total divided on the Rose system. Five
Of the sweeps we're az twenty targets and fve
at fifteen, and the good Ll-rUund quail. ~ OF the
competitors wa, demonstrated by the Tact
that In every one. Of the ten events the irs C
money A. divided by several men who broke
all the target.
Az 10 O'Clock ssventy-two men divided into
fourteen squads OF i've ana one o. Two opened
the shooting at four traTs. Late entries
brought the number Of CONF etitors up to eighty,
and when The days sport ended nearly 5000
targets had tsen sprung
at lU targets for which a sterling silver trophy
will h" pre-Hnred in addition 10 1900 added
mouey, will begin Tomorrow, and entries $40
each must b. made before = ?. VI. to-day, 4
new system OF handIcapring will be- tried and
inst Cad Of receiving allowances In targets the
competitors will shoot al ds tances ranging
from fourteen TO twenty-five yards.
The events scheduled for to-day include q
preliminary handicap az 100 targets open TO
all ana five svcepstakes from which paid agents
and Representatives, are barred.
The following scores were made yester-
day
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NEW YORK. 4: CHICAGO. 0.

Aided by a lirtle luck the New FORKS succeeded
IN moving out OF last place in the psnnant race
yesterday Afternoon. They shut out the Chit
Cages, the feat being the second successive
Performance Of the kind by the locals. The
luck consisted in having every one OF their hits
count in the r'ln-gsttinx They only made six
safe swats in all, while the Chicago pummallsd
the ball for eight singles and a twO-bageer.
but suma il-adviScd ba-e-running prevented the
" INDY CITY athletes from sending a man across
the PLATE. " must b. recorded. however, that
game. In tho second inning the Chlca9os had
men on first and second with only one our. bur
tha next two batsmsn died on easy infeld
gruunders. In the fifth, with one out and two
men on bases, Callahan foolishly tried % steal
third. Then, after a base on balls 10 Chlis,
RYAN struck out In the eighth the visitors had
men on first and second with none ont, bur A
double play by Doyle and Davis robbed them
~ a chance 10 score, although II looked az
though the second nan on the double was safe
BY many feet.
The Chica9os did a lot NJ kicking When
Green went out on a croundrr 70 Doyle in the
second inning he made a violent protest 20 M
plre Svartvood. and in the eighth the same
player was loud In his denunciation Of the
Official for declaring CAMEL out on the double
balls and strikes. and In the sixth inning h.
made a rush AZ the umpire after he had made
a Wild throw OF BOwsrman's ~groundar. allow
.nE the runner 10 reach first. What grounds
he had for hs protest No one could imagine,
Tor 10 looked like an error pure and simple.
However. he was Joined By Chllds. ana then
Ryan anne In from centre field 70 register his
kick. Swartwood stood the talk for a time
and then waved the trio away. The score.
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BosroS, !; PrrrsprRG. I,

BOSTON. June - -Sulhv van Won 10 days game fos
rosi)n Ia the srventh innlng with a h me run over the
w held fence. sending In Freeman. Who had drawn a
eaNe On oaY4 TWAS a pretty coutrst throughout
Doll Dint-n and CEesbro having plenty Of srerd and
xgd conirnL Hamilton md. a star cat, b Of = lice
~ W crntrr from OC0nnor'S rat LnEg made ~ Of
ns par70rerfl plays In n" fiurt5. Williams drove
2Aa,i over ne VI tt't1p'' head. but Herman lea ped
cnc. The ScDtr'
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In this and several Of the matches the scores
were better than the old record Of 1903. which
indicates how good the play ing was Miss
Fargo won by ? up and / To play. The next
pair out were Mss Hoyt and Mrs. Berg. who
had a very spirited match. Miss Hoyt was get
ting both distance and direction through the
fair green. but Mrs. Berg held her own until the
long holes beyond the railroad track were
reached. At the sixth Mrs. Berg was ? up, but
Miss IIoyt had the lead at the turn and kept II
TO the end. The cards:
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Polo.

PHrLApELPHIA. June I2-rhe Philadelphia
Country Club trst team had an easy time to-
day In dsf.at!ns the tresbooters. Of the same
club. at the Country Gu fed in the Opening
game Of thu series for cups offered by he club.
Insre are also Individual cups TO be won OUT
right. The dBt team conceded dive goals 70
the F~resboo'ers. but. even with thar lead, they
we're unable 70 hold their own To score sccod
st 10 70 Q when time was up. ~
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Fair Prices for Ksntucky Warnings.

4 CHOICE lot OF y~earlinys from the Melbourne
and Boone Creek studs were disposed Of at the
Gravesend ricetrack yes erdav afternoon be-
fore the races, by Auctioneer EAston Of the
Ia .z-Tipton Company. Phil Dwyer gave the
toy price Of the sale. 1850. for Luck and
Charity, a colt by Hanover Bonit Belle. A
partial summary follows
PROPERTY cot. W 5 BARNES. MELBOURNE STUD,
Luck and Charity. b. c.. BY Hanover Bonita
Bell. p. ). Dwyrr ...... s.. 800
Shandonn.ld. br c, oy Prince OF Monaco Sara:
P j pwy,r ...... ~. 1900
wimbledon b. or br 6. by Prince Of Monaco
Red Vel. ". Lakeland ..... .......... 700
Klnar.tte, D. c.. by Prince Of M~ouaco-Cen-
fury; II E. Leigh i.Ioo
Br Sssc RI c, BY imp ST. ~G-orse-Flouila J.
j Marklrin ....,. .. 500
pioss y p, Burch --...,1' 1000
Legation. b, I. by jim Gore-BrsinHa J. o.
F0llansbcr .... .... 800
wIld.ncI -.. b c. by Primer OF Monaco-whtt.
Veil. J. " Schorr .,-.... ..........-. l.l50
L.moyn. b E, By Feno-Guardian Angel. r:
Mason -. 500
woIisroo,,. b c, By Jim Gor--Bamoo BIO; J @,
Foilansbee .... . 700
BilnEIdi-. ch c: By Prince o, Monaeo-Trnity;
Criterion stable .....,-.. .',. ...,....... 500
Blen worth, rh. e. BIZ Prince Of Mouaco-
Alddlemarch: n. B Durham .-.-......... 500
total for nineteen head sold. Si5,3B. Average per
mead. ss09
PROPERTY J. 9. BARBEE, BOONE CREEK STUD.
KENTrCKY.
Brown colt By LaIiaroue- Gyps: X z
y Dol ssH co. a.
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Baseball Games TODAY

NATION AL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN AssocI ArIoS.
Cincinnati At Brnotlyn. Chicago q, New York. ST.
Louis At Philadel phia. Pittsbure Al Boston.
EASTERN LEA6uE.
Providence at Springfield. Hartford at Worcester,
Toronto at Rochester Montreal at Syracuse.
OTHER
Gc1rgrtovn vs. New York A. c.. At Georgetovn
Princeton vs. Harvard. a, Princeton.
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}. q. Hasxin', New kentseky Home.

LE1iNSros. June ia-H K. Knapp Of Nev Yosk
shipped nine head 4 shrog snbr,cs 70 New York To-
day for Lae eaStrn sales and O. X. Chenauli shipped
tsenty lnree Tom ais Spendthrt Stud Fly aead
oslonfins 70 ; c. Lyme. Charles Moore. Major 7. ].
Contracts ior . residence % J. b HASgins Elmen-
dorf farm beost $3.50, 900 nave Just ossn lea M
HAsEin wi maize his sln1Q ~ D kAsapka
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interstate League,

Al Dayton Dayton. rs. Newca stle. 4.
~ lo,ng sfown- YOUNG yfnwr, | MansneId. II.
~ Collr bus-Colum bus , Toledo. !.
Az Fort v ayne-Fort Wayne. |. wheeling.
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PHILADELPHIA. June II In the games %
day on Franklin Field aler. Grant Of Pennsyt-
vania broke the worlds record for the LOO
metre run Grant ran the distance in Z minutes,
4 Us seconds The best time in the event made
by a Fr.nchman Is 4 minutes. 10 seconds.
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RESULTS ON OTHER TRACKS.
Tod sisan Rides the Winner Of the Ascot
Stake~.

special Cabts Lsspateh 10 n Sun
LONDON. June i,.-rhe race for the Ascot
Stakes OF ~ sovereigns each with ,.ooo sovereigns
added. about two miles, was run az Ascot Heath
to-day and was won by Lord Carnarvou's Bal
dur Lord Durham's osbcch was second and
Lore Rosebery's Tom Cringie third Eleven
horses ran. The betting was 4 to l against Bal
dur. TO I against 0sbech and 10 to | against
Tom Crnsle. Tod Sloan had the mount on
Baldur
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First base on .rrors-Nev York. /: Chicago, l..
Lti 90 baseS-New York. !. Chicago 10. First IA <e
or oAlS-OHC arrcs I, Struck oul-By Cauick. :.
% Callahan, J. Tspbae hiI-McCormlcx. Sacr-
selbarh Double piay-DGyi. and Davis nj. by
pitchrt bsl-Selbach Passed ball Bov-rman. I'm
pI.-Svetvood Tlme-i hour and SIS minutes
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Parts Chess tournament,

spsciai Cane D,,pa "a 20 X 5US
AIRS June iz-T1diy PllSbrry 5esI 5 erli1x,
senlecnt,r sna 5roiy drew. Maroczy BEAT Mortimer
Tsehlsorin beat Ro-eu. Madon and Dliisr drew.
Marshall beat Burn L4sker assI ,sas Alez. Ni.ss,
esss JanovSk1 nAroo . bya
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Americas Lea9ue.

A. Oh caeo- chicago q; Detroit s.
a lwaukee. s; I~ndianapoliA Z.
~ Minneapoli - Buffalo. 4; Nlrneapoli, y.
Az KANSAS city Cleveland. Q: Kansas City.
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Counecttcat State Les1ue

At Norvich- Norwich. 10, Waterbury.
At New London - Derby. S New London, l.,
Al Mrriden- bridgeport. T. Mrrtden. /.
Al Bristol New Haven. D Bristol s.
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Eastern I<ague.

A. Sprtngheld- Providence, -: Springfield. I.
AtSyrneuse-Monueal. J SyracuSr, /.
A. No'crster-N Worcester 0: Hartford. q.
Al Rochester Toronto. J; Roche ster, l..
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New York Stafa Lame

A. btnehamton = Bin phantom. 8: Schenectady 4
Al C~ortl4nd-Coriand. :, ctica, ii
Al O~sweeo-Oswego, J: troy, =
Al Rome. .: Albany, Q.
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Mrs ". Felloves Morgan and Miss Hurlbert
were 10th easy winners, 1.though Nrs Morgan
vas not as brilliant As ususl on he short same
She went ,out IN IS and vas then 8 up. while
Miss Hurib-rt went out in 81 and was , up. The
championship summary:
First Rcunt-N Miss FARGO. Seabrgh'. bea, Miss
fe.iaii HSyt shianecocIts. beaI, Mr., v J. perf'
Y,cultlsa Couat-y Cigo bya pand 70 play Mss
X Xorri, x co GssH's Sy I ! g9' N SIgn' 3.n va. s' Sst h,2.
W. Fun, brAi I~ Marion shearson, Ri;hm5ni
R F2Sn'y i S$$gIif{ c Xasss el tog aR 1nd ti | % S..y. MIS- MIS-
LOUISE Aa4sel; NtsSnu countty CLUB By up and
r. ny . s5s w E,ISs' a M "a. ~ ba |, W aas beat Is
play MisS Elsie Hubert Morris County, BEAT Mis-
I r- N,s,iI py ts.A M I bv y : Up 9a s.a s ) 20 NJ, y
Cornelia Willis, Norris County. IS / ~.
The s%eortIs vGS nearly a. good II The con-
Mss Rooinson and Mrs. shippsn were ali close
ance at Morris County, rlayed very well and in
IN longest natch OF the dnv. ID. former only
wianinS on an extra hole. The consolation cup
summary:
First Round Mrs A. Dewitt C~ocnran-. Ardd.y.
BOW f"@i wv Me- sHi Burn. s ssa' nj. k 9S R Ricnn S5ss eeousn.
y. by up and . 10 play; NisS " a. Charles, Wee
ai int aor.s. Miss Marie :. Bryce, MORT. County.
beat Miss Wallace, Dy.sr Neaeov b. ! up and 5 70
play Mrs william ~Stippen. Morris County. beat
H. P.ekTan MenteIair By : up and 70 plsy Ms,
Jane Ssort' Morris cog1sy eest Miss l. Grsham.
long driving contest has been added to the
card for to-day.
New HAVEN, June /, The finals in the uni
vcrsity golr cha II ~rionship tournament resul' ed
in 4 victor for I, Hitchcock, Jr, OF. Of New
York city, VIII? defeated P D Cheney, ~.
HIfFhHnPk SHINING our nv me narrow EFArCtN
Of - strokes 70 Cheney's ~ In the second
rou d after five hole hld been played Ihenev
gave NJ the contest. beng four strokes behind
on the round
Entries close this afternoon with VI. NJ. Gra-
ham. Secretary. 80 Third avenue, ior the an
nual open tournament OF the Oakland Golf
CLUB, tomorrow. Frida and Saturday.
An eshteen-hole handicap was held NJ the
Hackensack Golf Club last saturday. there
beina thirty entries. The 10 wert scor. turned
IN was mad. by C.. H. Gran with 1903 aross. Il
team .%a''T BAY % al Faslsvoo %' on ts satarfa ay-" and
play at Flushing. ,Irs Frank B. Poor wife
sack COT Cub HAVING presented a Slid silver
cup 10 be PLAYED for by women nsnbers n
Bergen county for tie champonshIp, the Green
nounce that an elghtstn-hole medal play
on the Inks oT the club commencing wsdneS-
day. july IL, AT 3 L. NJ, ram. or SHINE. ana 10
be continued each succsedins Wednesday
az sanne hour. rules Of the L. !. @. A. 10 govern
play. The woman winning cup twice mot
Necessarily IN successlonl viii be owner OF
sad cup.
Coli has started for the season At Seaor shS
A. n Porter has presented a cup 20 ,he Sea
bright Golf Club 10 De played for on Satur-
day.. June 10 and q, at eighteen holes
against bosev. the two best on each day 10
qualify. Those who qualify will play OF at
handicap match play later IN the month.
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Miss Maxwell was or on her long game Ia
her match with Miss CpderhI and she had the
worst Of IL from the start Miss Jnderhil went
out in SO to Visa Maxwells 81. and she vas then
2up The in holes were PLAYED " the same rate
~ strokes. for Miss Vndnrhll did nov seem 20
get a. n ch distance as usual through the fair
green. The card was
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Miss Maud Wetmore and Miss kip. the two
best players OF the Morris County Club. had q
splendid match in which tho former re-
versed the decision in the clubs recent vomen's
more this time had the honors by / up. The
cfrakazs