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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1900-12-22

1t Is impossible that man who is
false to his friends should be true to
his country. Bishop Berkeley.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1900-12-22
baltimore & OHIO RAILROAD riMt
ID TABLE-In effect Nov az, 1900.
WEST BOUND.

DALTIMoRE OHIO RAILROAD TIM,
ID TABLE-In effect Nov az, 1900.
WEST BOUND.
- SIS Daily at IL 3 4 pm for Cincinnati, Louis
lv' - and st. Louis. Connects for kerkeies
y ngs and RoEnnay except Sunday Hn0 4.
IL fton for Wheeling daily.
40. S, daily at IA IS p M Tor Pittsburs and Cns
30 Daily at 10 is D N for wheelng, Colum
bus and Chicago.
mol Daily al &c m for Cincinnati Louie
Springs except sunday.
/ No s Daily at 8 ~ IN for Cir siapstif Lon,
lille and 1t. Louis.
No IL Daily except sunday at SIS m TO-
cumberland and intermediate stations. Con
ects for Berkeley Springs.
EAST BOUND
Noe Daily at III a N for asDslgcon. Salt
lore. Philadelphia and New TNek Connects
br Frederick except sunday.
No 10 Daily az 4 40 10 Tor " ashingson srt
No Dolly at ~ m for Washington, Bait,
ore, philadelphia and New gors. Connect
r Lexington and Intermediate Stations OK
Sundays, ana for Frederic sundays only
No Daily At 10 "a u no for Washington. salt.
pre-, Philadelphia and New York
No Daily at 20 p m for Warrington. Bait
ore, Philadelphia and New YORK.
Nc 46 Daily at 40 m for Washiagl,sn, BALI.
No. IL Daily .Juquense Limited at " y
m. for Washington, Baltimore, Philadel
Ia aud New York,
bre, Philadelphia and New York.
No 10 Daily except sunday az II So m 70,
10 IA Daily except sunday At 62l . u FOL
darlington and Baltimore aud all intermsdt
stAtions Connects for chichester. uAS
(town ana frederick
Express trains all vestiousd ana illuminated
tn Pintsch light
u. UNDERWOOD, Vice-fres,, Gen. Mgr
Baltimore, M.
b. MARTIN. dgr. Pass. rrafHc BALTIC, MO.
". sANrMA S.rioket Agt. ~ ertnsbnrg, w. gS.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1900-12-22
LEATHER WORK.

Devised at Home For the Christmas
Season by Clever Hands.
An engagement calendar may be
made by any one having a little skill
In leather or kid work. Cut two pieces
OF stiff pasteboard about five inches
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1900-12-22

connection Mt Cherry Run, w. Va.
b. & o. passenger trains leave Cherry Run Tor
Cumberland and intermediate points, daily at 8 81
M, Cincinnati ST Louis and Chicago Express, daily,
at 1880 D. M, Chicago Express, daily at 80 p.
-Day. All others daily, except Sunday.
j. NJ. HOOD, ID. II. GRISWOLD,
Pres't and Gen'l Manager. Gen' Pass. Agent
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1900-12-22


a rso Ar Beington Lv 4
PM P. NJ A. M
x Daily. Daily except Sunday.
L. L. BRErz, General Manager
G. W. HAKmsoN, Genl Passenger Agent.
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"ESTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD
w MAIN LINE.
Schedule fn effect November 20.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-02
. uING SHoTs Ar BtRrICy
g.. =. Mctlpin Wins the Westmi. Toy Ken.
mel Clubs New Years Cup.

~ UP
BABYLON. Jan. 1.-The Westminster Kennel
Club held its New Years pigeon shoot to-day,
Besides the mcmbers Of the club many prom.
inent society men from New York were pres
ent as guests and some OF them partlcipated in
the sport. The thin layer OF snow that covered
the ground did not in any way interfere with
the shooting The three events which took
place before luncheon were well contested
and interesting. but the two handicaps which
came on after the spread had been served wct.
the feature, OF the day. The opening Sweep"
entrance fee 50. was won by e. VI. Chapin and
g.. S. McAlpin. each having the same score
The Allowance Handicap was for Il Gun offered
by the club. An entrance fec OF SO was
charged. j. I. W. Stuart walked away with the
cup. having a clean score. Z. Tho last shoot
before luncheon was a miss.and-out affair
which was won by u. G b.. Mngoun and {. NJ.
Chaplin. each with Il to..i off,. The New Years
Cup and an even distance miss-and-ouc handi.
cap were competed for after luncheon. Each
OF these cost so TO enter. The New Years
Gun was won by ,McAlpin. who had a clean
score OF IL kills. McCuok was Il close second
The even distance contest also was won by
McAlpin. The scores;
Opening Match KNAPP. ! Stuart, o; Mayoun, O..
bemsnt %; h!t'TehSs' :, thapin, o. Ferguson. /;
Allowance Neutrality-suspicious., 3, Knapp. 4 Stuart
Magoun, o. Bement. I; kittredge, a. Chaplin, Z;
Cook. 3; Bird. !.
Miss. and Out-Knapp. l; Stuart. 4; Magoun. z.
kittredge. o. Chaplin. s. Ferguson, O. McAlpIn' O.
Bird. 0, Patton. 2
New Years Cup-Jones. o. Knapp. Z; Stuart, :;
hagoun. 7; Bement. &; Kittredge, 4, Chapin, !
Ferguson, 10; Grant. :: Caster. 4; McAlpin' IA,
McCook. &: Bird. ~ Pr IN, /. ~
Even Distance Cup, Miss and Out-Kpapp. n.
Stuart. 81 Msgoun. 81 Kittrodgr, !. Chaplin j. Fcrs..
pson. 8; McAlpin, &; Bird, /.
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Bowling.

Tho Executive Committee of tho American
Bowling Congress held a special meeting at
the Elephant Clubhouse. Brooklyn, yesterday
afternoon. DR.. Timm presided All the de-
tails for the annual meeting. hich will begin at
Baltimore on Jan. g.. were considered. The Bal
timOre BOWERS have made great urcrprations
for the entertainment Of the visitors. the ieln.
those who have been foremost in making tho
rules for the game. Dr.. Timm ~ - East Third
street. New York. and Thomas Curtis. Ele-
tickets. which can be procured for - ~ for
the round trip. Tho business session ct tho
congress will begin on Jan. q. and on Wednes-
day afternoon special match games will Le
played. DR. Timm has presented n trophy. and
the alley owners OF Baltimore have duplicated
this with a%sJeclal prl2e. In the evening tho
banquet OF the congress Will take place, at
which the Mayor OF Baltimore will preside.
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ATHLETES CELEBR NEW YEAR.
New York and knickerbocker 4. {. Enter.
tain Their Member With u Luncheon.

The new year was ushcred in with anpropri.
ate ceremonies at the principal athletic clubs
o' this city. The New York 4. G., which al.
ways provides a collation. for It's members on
New Years Day, fairly distlncod It's previous
record yesterday and the table spread In the
dining room from ! to q O'Clock in the after
noon surpassed. in decorative features. the
efforts Of all preceding chefs.
one o, the pieces that attracted most atten.
ton was the statue Of the retiring PRESIDENT.
Gen. Thomas L.. Watson. The main figure sur
mounted a number Of others that represented
members OF the club made famous during the
PAST year, Among them were Charles f..
knoblauch, one OF Roosovclt's Rough Riders.
and Major Frank keck, who led his command
in the charge at Santiago. A moro
or less accurate representation Of tho
work Of Admiral Dewey's squadron at
Manila also appealed 10 the patriotic sentiment
OF the members, while the excellent portrai,ure
Of John Flanagan. the clubs champion ham.
mer thrower. in sugar was one ~ the mos, ad-
mircd pieces on the tables. Other objects that
attracted attention were n hunting scene. two
Chicago sports, the floral fountain and horkrv.
Nearly 1000 members droppci In during The
day 10 exchange the compliments Ot tho sna-
son. and several speeches were made On the
phrlOr fpor IN rcSpOnsA tOthe calls for remarks
from prominent mrmhers. Among those who
RESPONDED were Gen. Watson, James Whitley.
former President, and barlow :. Weeks.
One ~ the causes for satisfaction was tho
posting ~ n cahlegram from Charles II. Shcr-
nj, who j., now ia Europe. accepting tho
nomination for captain. The time for posting
opposition candidates expired with the Old
year, and no other name was added to that OF
for Governor.
\ lunch was also spread at tho Knlcker-
booker \. G.. and President James l.. sullivan
non INA : nTnAl W.Atln AlA,,s ma
hundred members. hodropped In TO exchange
the compliments OF the season.
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Basketball notes,

SEVrrRGH, Ian. The Twenty third street Y VI
C.. A. team Il New York deirat.i the fifth Ssra~lte
COMPANY team her" 10 might 90 = loosely contested
game before an Immcnso crowd. by q score z II
TO Il.
Two games we-H played IN tho Fast New York T..
NJ G. \. gymnasium Yesterday. In he mpruink
the Junior i've tacEiel a picked team ~ mo n.su "a.
ton ,allRd the brNeVs Tho Junior. hal D.. grr,t
trouble 10 winning by a score ofI2t t. -. Inc river.
elde A &. team and the .e'.nl t"tm ~ the Iwtnty.
sixth Ward branch Of N" !. VI. G. \. FURNISHED the
second game. The Christians Won ly Al. ore uf -
to ~
luNKrps. ian Tho Fourth Separate Cumuauv
basketball team s.Dr.l is uftrru'l 20 usprutyp SIr.
tory In the rvfe AIuorH 20 tay before the 's-,csf
crowd NJ the seasun The Ni-itrgs were representa-.
tiyes ~ the New Nrttin team. The gam VA. A
hefrr Cumhqt nom start to ruIsl. Tho miItlauen
l"l throughout. INT they hal tu work har Ter than
N Any game this season 20 MAINTAIN th"Ir advantage.
The score was 10 70 y.
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Yachting Notes.

Tho annual meeting Of tho Scawauhala
Coriuthlan Yacht Cluh viii be- held on Jan. -.
Percy thuhh, owner Of the Nigilan', has been
nominated for Commodore.
II. {. Fowler. who formerly owned the steam
yacht liuntrcss. has ordered Il sailing yacht
thirty-ly" feet On the wl'or line. She will be
built by Stcarl- a. Mirblrhead.
Lawley of Boston j. busy build ng srvnral
small boatN come 81 which are To be raced m
these WATERS. \ thirty and u tgenty-oLe
foot"r are Irum designs hy { II. Crane.
Sir Thomas Upton has been c,octel Rear
Commodore ~ the Royal I l-trr Yacht Club.
u" j, preparing pans for another CHALLENGES
f1r tho Americas Cur, which will be sailed In
1901.
clifford V Brokaw has purchased the cutter
Queen Mab and viii race her Whenever he gets
q chance next season Slight alterations ar,
to Ice made IN the yacht before the season
opens next year.
There ar still reports from the other sid,
that the NHIkyri" III viii be- in commission
next season, other reports say that the yacht
has been sp'l 1t i, thought 10y designers III tt
II tho Zoos" ballast were taken out amt the Nm
cut 10 trim her, the Nalkyrie would b, n match
for the Shamrock.
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Racing in the Rain In California.

SAN FR,NCIsco. Jan. 1.-The popularity 81
Tanforan Park with the California race going
public was fully demonstrated to-day. wheG
fully 5000 persons braved the clements to q
present at the opening Of the third meeting OF
the prc.en, racing season. Rain came down in
fierce gusts nearly the oHtirs afternoon. but
prosperity is So prevalent in California that it
takes ihr more Than rain and vino storm to de-
Iross IN" sports with money IN Their p,u'tc. -.
tn" track wasa sen Of mud. but he public
M mp' ii5oyy'T"rg I'm 'T H., i 'Hi h tng@'"u I"Fr VIII
Grl~rr Tho other winner, were: (Vril. a.
good a. land Ipt"ntn, - good as 10. The
cap. at ono mile ant m eighth. Little Walsh
got lOtente OF IN front and meyer was htl'pL,
winning by two lengths from ImprriDus. Nor.
incl was third.
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American Satlonal-Bleccko Dooltttle and Ar.
lingtrn, AZ the dermtnla Assembly Rooms alleys.
Harlem League Al IuhOn Grove llll ami knick.
erhorker. at Thnm n kahlsdorfs alloys.
Columbia Ieagu, -Riycrl ilc, Empire City and
Puritan. AZ St hlus>lugs alleys.
ArhnAtrn National -Oradoll, Alec and Amity, at
the Arlington Hall alleys.
Baak ClcrEs' L'aguc-Tn ittd states Sub Treasury.
American EyChauge Nat olli bank lul National
Bank Of the Republic. at Il riisal"ls.
Fire Insurance Lsague-ianOver. lancashire and
Union, at Reds alleys.
brooklyn II yal Ar"anum League Washington
Irving Gun i, Atlantic Council aud Fort Greene
Council, at TraInursallcys
Ass 'clsted Cycling Cluhs Of Long Island-Class b
Carroll Park WhCclmcn. Williamsburg Whselmpn
and Muntauk Nhcelmen. at the Elephant club
alleys.
Twenty sixth Ward-goodeuOugh W. Twenty-siNth
Ward, at Schiclluin'- alleys.
Athletic ~sague-ltoseyll A.. A vs.. Kuickerhocker
A, C., at koscv1ll" \. 4. all ys.
Montgn i-prospec'. Monday night
aud All Down, Mt Montgomery alleys.
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RACING.
Prince of VERONA Wins the New Years
Hondicap at New Orlenns.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. The Morris colt,
Prince a. VERONA. began his throe-year.olG
career by anEcXing the New Years Handicap.
at one mile, and worth $1,000 to the win
Ter. Despite the Princes heavy impost u
II" pounds no vas the ~favoritc all the way
through, going 20 the post at : toj. H. went
10 the frontal the half and was winning uasy in
the stretch whom hel Cross II. cane with a
rush and made the ~fayoritc hustle b win by "A
hnlf length. Tho one mile and five elghths
selling resulted IN a pre- t'y finish between our
Nellie and Pan Charm. The former took tie
lead after going * ~frlongs and entered
the stretch with two lengths advantage.
Tan Charm joined her at the sixteenth polo.
and a driving finish resulted. in which loapI
outrole Slack and landed Pan Charm a winner
ly a head. only five Of the orig nal nftecn
started IN N" first race II wa simply. a
stretch h''"f" she made her run. Although
Acl>hIa, ouru"l ~farorite in. n" last race.
Ini"rs had tha' homo, a. the rpIst. Il was
IN" 'hr.c-"ishths pole. he romuol home.
Summaries;
Fr, Rae Selling, fonr.yoar OIL. AMI upaorn
one mile and % sixteenth school orrl. lup lur-N.
berger to and even, wou. N1ui'Y., Io. WHO.
Ito ] frr place, second, Frank Mcconnell Is
ssc,nd Haa ci Fire, t 5c,r H.. one milo MAJ,
llght. no Clfws1nt, 50 ! and = 'H , atu FrIr.
ll'l', W. 'NtlhN"tD : p" J i.r I,t",. -.rU'
Chrksmau.H. II. pgp.r third .i. T., ipfa
Thrill I;t,,-S' Hing f.ur ". trH'.. AVID u.H,r14
ono mile and lN'nlIhths-pau thlr.. ~ u.arf
h" 81 ! aut IS to-. Won, oar y ili.. 49, ., 4. ...I
money I r place, second, False i'al - ~.
thlrl. Tine. BOO.
nr'h Roc 81 ev YGsr'- Hand ,p ,,r
OILS. owe m~Ilp-pNuCe - N.ruur. ID. VHu.f -.
to AMI ! 10 ,. won, Re- Or ISIS n l.r .,RE.ru
tu5f'I place, second, Miss Mac boy, i"9 M.lo,uf
tllri. Time, lIS'l
tlnh ktrc-Souug; fpnr yrnr.o OILS. ono mile
I hlcIs, "i Hur-hhorscr . 20 AL = Ip - y.
ON Fuy, lul N ErH"il, . To- J fer place. Er,.rl
b|eat sight, lpl days third. IIiu" O.,
Tho rogramm" for to-moirow follows:
First Race selling one milc-paypl I32. Flkir.
1871 luha Dam and l.. I. eaton. I2s Judge UuIvIry'
l3i, llll Jackmhn and TcWanda. l23.
second kar"-Hclllug one mile anil q sixteenth
Tom Gilmore. 1908. Ben Chance. Iub. Man uf Honor.
100 Russell Il, aud Sir Fitrhugh, lO.. Julec, loo;
! "I Ninclcan, s." Matt simpson, u, Fslsehuod,
III Sadie Buruan. ~.
Third Racr-Srl7 ne; one mile AMI an eipI,h-
imp, 10. F-rhu-h. los. Donna Rita, Iu9, Our
M"lhe,. lul, Nrronuh, roo. Harry P'ston, ~,
bin' FiiClds "'i Nimnh. -, klundibN queen, 20.
! urth Race Haudrau; six and oSp.h,lf fur.
nngS-Strnngest. IOH. I'd Dart and IA. and san
Durango, lo'. Tom Collins, ~; watercrc-,, "a; Ur.
NHuEhau. pS.
fIfth Race Sever eighths ia mile-Gnor-e h Cox. |
IhurIrs. Murat aul Al Fre~co. 1u7: Atlan'rs ami
Nulhur-t, loi silver st. Mulo, Moron and Belle !
OF Memphis. log. Fewnr-s. Cayallo and Mchbert, |
HHi Flying Hcss and LEV Anna. NJ
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1T OTHER TRIPS,
Professional Cracks Compete on the Ores.
cent A. &. Grounds.

III On III NTea-
cent A. &. Grounds.
Some well-known trap shooters gathered at
the grounds OF the Crescent A. c. at Bay Ridge
yesterday u participate in the holiday shoot.
Superintendent Kerr had the grounds in adj
mirable condition. and som splendid scores
were made. In the competition shoot. of. in
lots OF % birds per man. for the Crescent
Athletic Club cup. Rolla Hc'kos won. in some
very fast company, witt the score 81 81 kills
&. II. Rrikc~, another Western expert. was
second with y kills. and L. y. Fultori WAS
third with ~.
George ". lllgeiorn Won tho prlze trophy
shoot, and in the shoot for. the cup presented
BY Edward banks. Donald G.. Geddes won IN
the sh"ot-1I In the shoot.oN % the Kryn
Cup, which was terminated win a tie on
Christmas Day and was postponed owing TO
". hnge!oru. The scores:
fftc,n Clar Birds, expert ml,s ~ a W,lher
H., u l., k'Elou, 10, {. Kenyon Ir. 10.
James \ i Elliott. 81 Ar Rhctt. I5. Khrt,, IA,
sw,elstskr, J., brd-, expert rules. iere Lon,
!! . g S,, " H'sriorn; :. Iss,"gp,.
Cr,,r.'' " Er.hrne II. Lott. ~ l. Kenyon. II. w.
,M,t D. tl,g iar: per man, Expect Rules Esse-
Shoot %, oitlg Ticr or the Kryn Cur. Fifteen BIRDS,
hSn,.t huio' irg"dorp. II, ~trapscy 10.
PlNH'Nr Wrds, expert rules 90 Remsen,
y l,'"uH'. . ln,t, Is. HlgcDoiu, -. Notn an
IL. =. Il stephan o.. Ia.
.SN''l .''h"s h.~l' eNper. rules He,kes, 22:
tull lrl. . Elliott 20; Crusb.y. rs. J. j Tanning.
z " tb'. i]Hrri.uu. ~; water. -, Banks, ~,
WI. 3. l' lsSl.T H. kryn. gt.
li' o. b.ri SNc p-takrs, Ma gautrlp youdeycer.
Z hruyu t. Jr. 20, H. /. Kenyon. - Krrh, ii; f.
hh,'' lN. 4, n b. n-.r. o., lI,grhRr. l.. hoffman.
:, r. mser,l ~. /. II. Lott. -.
,Nft h Er,r. Triangular. Ten RrIs. Fxp,rt Rules
u. f''' 4, : \ - kuctt, ! D. HraIe. :.
aooNNLL'n''h's tficrn Birds, ENpcrt Rules-Dr.
Kenyon. p, =" w. "
Sweepstakes, Ten Pairs, M,gautrap-ueikes -,
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PROVIDENCE. Jan. Thrown uniycrslty's
new hockey rink on Lincoln Fin,d was flooded
to-day. Though open, the rink T.. ono OF the
best in New England. Il il 1Su BIZ ~ feet. and
is surrounded By u board fence. ffthe weather
continues coli enough the opening game viii
Harvard Tlays here on Jan. -. MANAGER
Cook j. also arranging homo gnmc. Mil
Yale, .Mas-nrhuo"tts Institute n technology
and Harvard Law School. Interest centres
mainly. however, in the intercollegiate tourna.
ment with Yale, Columbia and Princeton. Each
team plays six games. All tho contests will
take place In New York. Browns schedule fnT.
lows:
Jan. ~. Columbia Feb. o.. YAH, Eel. y. Prince.
ton; Feb 3, Columbia; March f.. YAH: March 20.
Princeton. Asluad OF tveLty.hye men oferS strong
material Tor Manager cook ~ pick his team from
VI hinney, Cook, Bartlctte. steere. slocun and
fsvcar ~ last years L am viii play again.
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lIrNpsTr'n. Jan. Tho "e~alYvhroui
contingent enjoyed u NJ" Year, horse
race In the snow to-day. and nothing
taun'cd by the severe weather. the arrange.
mcn'S made some two weeks ng1 vnro
carried out 10 tho lntter. Through rho
influence oi tho h0r-yH people a roc.
FIR thrnc-"ightho ot n milo was arranged f,r n
sw'cI stake. 81 c2Ju. with 500 aided. In Ia
run n Wr-tlury. Ten entries were made. orl
in pnsideratIDn II past performance ,oupt
Navarro Wa made tho iHvurIta at 3 =, = IN
tine final heat, however. Lady In, with Fnrny"
M aprrGnticrlock@y'pN w. Wh'tucy. ~. wasa
winner by q good length. Society wa, on in
force. The results follow :"
J ady In tFinlayt.. -
Count Navarro tBrlzicu,. ...,....u...
''s1hih Nlh''Hh' ,. o.. .''''''s'''..,... y ! lr
cOppensatiDn Hickry) ............ ~,
lime -O:3s, {. 1871, o.3v.
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Hockey,

The Yale Hockey team played the Crescent
A.. c. last night at the Ciermont Avenue Rink.
Brooklyn. The collcGians were no match for
the home team and were both out-wcighed,
out-skated and out-playcd from start to
finish. In the first hall Wall scored
the first goal on n side pass unassistnl;
Dolby. made. Q straight pass. getting the
Inman. unassist"i. reused tho hopes Of the
Yale men hy scoring the third goal u the game
and Drakcley made the fourth goa for Brook
lYn, leaving the ta!ly Of tho first halls goals
to In favo. Of the Crescents
In the ."cun half the visitors were BANKED
Wall made the FIRST gDaion a side pass,
ed. The, second was made by Dolby on a
was scored by Curtis. unassistCd. and Drakoly'
helped by dolby, scored the fourth goa, irNy.
ing tho score at to | in favor OF the Crescents.
The teams lined up az follows:
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ST. ,ArGrsTINE, Jan l.-Pri2cs offered ne
New Years trophies uy The 81. Augustine Golf
grounds, which are known n, the + r. Links.
being located near Old Fort Marion. Tho
day was clear and bright aud in pyery
way Just HI" thing for good GOT The first
pril". q liver rup, WINS won Ny j +. Grcryrs.
Second Irilc, a decHuter. was won by 4. VI.
Taylor. both members Oi the Enst COns' cub.
There was only one scratch man I'HyIng, { AZ.
ton Dixon. Jr., OF the University az ponu-ylva-
mia team, Many ~ the visitors rrnoivcd n
GrontGr handicap than usual. owing IN tho
lnct ihA' thoy W"r" "pup'''uE on @ strange
COUr-t The net SCORES follow,
} =. Gr"ayo. =; \ VI Ttyl p, -s ~ Ernray ",
S'ar a.. - Major /" McIat1, 49, L.F.r' Murray,
=. Ill A.ngnu.r DIR. % t.Hn r. ..uN. rs. e..
Mrufrs Miller. Mount Ilya-lr' cub. -- .Ipr,rf
piVon. 20; h {. Mltsuu. ST.. -
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ArIANrrc CITY.

The competition for tho silver loving Gun
presented hy J., \. Avi, ~ tho sunset Iark
Golf Club. which was In have been decided
condition oi the course until the latter rari oI
the week. There was n foursomc pIavnl he.
twrCn Dr. lIolghtun and ". 7. .Ay,s against
Frederick \. AVIS and William u urrmurr.
When the hat waymHrk was reached the Doctor
and his mate led hy | Upuud To play. anitl,
increased their lead on the run home. winning
hy ; nv nul > - play. Then followed no
New ! cars DaY handicap 'pr a special ,rl1n.
DR. Huughton was tho winner with the fine
card OF IL net. Ihn scOres.
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NEW YEARS DAY G0LFING.
SNOW Az UNEXPECTED HdzIRD ON
An TINE IOCiL Inns.
Match Play for Cups winds Up the Open
Tournament mt Lakewood DALEY. Park,
Studwell and Ryder Win Out for Tropi,-
lea-Ammmnl Onnn unnllcnn II Enllnsrnl

Annual Open Handicap NJ Bnltus sol.
LAKEWOOD. Jan. There were two inches
OF snow on the g0lt club links to-day. yer, %
there was little wind. tho golfers had good
sport IN the morning. The putting green's
were swept clean and had 10 hr approached by
n mashle itch over the ridges made by the
brooms, In, the SHOW did not mar the play
through III" fair green. for tho contestants
were allowed TO brush II away and replace the
balls on che clear ground. When in the ha2-
ards. where the snow had drifted quite drop.
the players were permitted 10 place the ball on
top OF the crust.
The matches unfinished on Saturday resulted
In {. J.. T0ppin winning from L. De Forrest
simmons, hy 1 up and 3 to play, and In Amory
e. Hodges beating Il. Bage korr. by 3 NJ ind =
TO play. This cleared the way for the semi
final matches IN the fine cup competitions.
Red balls were used and dotted the white coat
Ing ~ the links Ike holly berries on Christmas
wreaths. Playing for the first cup the first
two out were c. l.. Tappin and Jasper Lynch.
two old antagonists. Tho contest from tho
start was in favor Of the Lakewood captain, who
won By 3 up and , 10 play. The second halI of
the semi-hnnls brought out hot game. The
players were F. T.. kiuball and Frank A. Wal
thew. The match was all square after fifteen
holes. Then Walthew won the sixteenth. and.
WIN : togo, seemed 70 br on Easy street, \
brace OF hves now fell to kimlall and he had
tho match by l NJ. The cards follow, ar
ranged from the first hole, 10 show the usual
distances:
kKimH.I, ,","..e eeGsgsG-
Llmball ..,....G Il = - pa
Walthew ......,.7 . - VI
Playing for the second cup j. II. Seaman beat
{; A, Blyth quite handy. hut the other Hyker
Meadow man I'm this set. J & poWprs- fcll flown
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UREA. Jan. 1.-Jank Hamilton Of Troy and
Arthur Jones' Of Washington met before the
tennessee \. :. This afternoon In a tvpntv-
ruUrl bout. Jurra went down aud out AZ the
Jones going no the fourth round. but the gong
say,dthe Washington .ld.