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ENGLISH TEAM MAY PLAY HERE

Philadelphia June AT meeting of the Asso-
ciated Cricket Clubs the question OF bringing out
International cricket team to play series OF
matches in this city in the month Of September
discussed A committee appointed 10
communicate with N l. Jackson. of England. who
recently 70 the Associated Cricket Clubs ask
ing II 1t would be advisable for him 70 bring nom
England a team composed OF the following players;
s III. Wood. Derbyshire and Cambridge; G. j.
Buruup Kent and Cambridge; X r Foster.
WORCESTERSHIRE and Oxford; 5 n Day, Kent and
Cambridge; 3. j. I. BosaIquet MidOleseN and OK
ford; n. II. Hoins. oxford University; 9 Wre-
ford-BrOwn GlOuCestershire and Oxford; r.. y. n.
Baker Kent and Cambridge; r. C. Costing. Essex
and Cambridge c. Z. Wreford- Brown, Gloucester
shire and Oxford: W. L. Foster, Worcestershire and
Oxford and 5. w. Simpson Hayward, Worcester
shire and Cambridge
IL negotiations successful with the English
team three matches will be played here two
against the All Philadelphia and one against a
team OF eighteen colts and captain
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Low BEATEN BY sHIPPEN AT BATH BEACH.

After of the closest professional golf matches
that have ever taken place in this country John
Shipper, the colored professional of the Marine
and Field Club. defeated George Low of Dyker
Meadow. the Bath Beach links yesterday. by
a score of up. Shipper enjoys the distinction OF
being the only native born American professional
in the country, his father being pastor at the
Indian Reservation at Shinnecock Hills. where
young Shipper first learned the game as caddie.
Low took the advantage in the early part OF the
match, being up az the end Of the first nine holes
Then Shipper forged the front, and the end
OF the morning half he was 3 up. He maintained
this advantage to the twenty-seventh hole. and
at the thirty-first he was up and CO. Low
then made a brilliant squirt closed up the gap and
would have tied the match but for missing q
twelVe-inch put the last green The cards.
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LLvINGSTON FrEI.D CLUB-


J. E Robert. did no, bat Hnju-edD.
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ENGLEWOOD.
La WIN TENNIS.
GRANT BEATS BOsTWICK IN THE FINALS
AT TRAVERS ISLAND.

The final round OF Ithe singles in the NewYork
Athletic Clubs open lawn tennis tournament fur
nished still another surprise yesterday afternoon
the crowd of enthusiasts that visited Travers
Island. O. NJ. Bostw ck prime favorite for
first honors, the surprise Of all young Wylie
c. Grant the Columbia Interschoastic champion,
him in three straight sets, taking first prize
The Columbia player showed remarkable speed
and excellent length, ind Bostwick seemed unable
10 handle his deep bou hiding returns In the second
set the West Side pla yer made good effort. but
he was unable TO pull ahead. and in the third
he again easy pCey for Grants speed
In the doubles BostNnck and Cragin earned a
place In the final round, and they will meet Paret
and Grant In the finals p-mOrrow afternoon. Three
players still remain in The handicap singes-Bost-
wick, Grant and Wyeth and this competition VIII
also be continued tom prov afternoon although
the finals will probably be held until next
Saturday
Yesterdays matches suited follows:
Centlemen's singles Cfnpl round)-Wylie c. Grant
beat Ovedo NJ. Bostwck, G-S, 10, So.
Bostwlck and c. Cragin sbeat Ralph Hckox and
T. NJ. Donohue. 81. e.
Handicap singles 0irst round)-Calhoun Cragin
(owe l5) beat l. j. Grant %. s. "a; j. T. Paret
fault.
Paret owe half 4o) 81 81 G.; l.; Wyeth 3owe half
". c. Grant (owe half % beat Ralph Hickox
(scratCh), "a, 6-l.
Seminal round-O NJ Bostwick (owe half 3O
beat w. x. Gillett (scratch)a 81, 60, g..
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TWO CONTESTS ON HILLSIDE COURSE.

Plainheld, n. J.. June (SpeciaD-The woInen's
handicap competition for the SHOEMAKER Cup,
eighteen holes medal play. was the attraction at
HE Hillside Tennis and Golf Club course this morn
ing This cup has contested for several times,
and in this mornings play there are five winners
who will contest in the final play for the cup on
October L. Miss Edith Tracy to-day's COM
petition by brilliant play. The other four win
ners are Mrs Clifton Wharton 1r Miss Van Her
gerden Miss May Evans and Miss Maude Van
Ecskerck
This afternoons contest was the match play be-
tween the Hillside team and the team from the
Town and Country Club, Of Elizabeth in the East
Jersey Golf Association tournament This was the
hret meeting this season between these teams The
home team proved strong for the visitors. The
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Miss Beatrix Hoyt spent the day at Morris
County yesterday in practising for the coming
championship of the Metropolitan Woman's Golf
Association. In her rounds she established a new
womens record Of SO for the links. The best pre-
Vtous record was l03, held by Miss Helen Shelton.
In the match play for the Presidents Cup the
We're:
Presidents Cup first handicap match play round)A
W Post beat William ShiRpen, up and to play; "
A FlaSg beat H CCshill, and to play j. Little
beat r. D. Foote, up and to play; H w: Ford beat
W Y Marsh, up; ", l. Thompson beat z. g Kip. 3
and play; A Forbes 8. H Plum, 7
play; Charles scribner beat J. E Denton, l up;
J. 3. Dickson beat u. TudAn ! up
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bye holes not played.

The tie In the best ball foursome of Friday be-
tween A G. lockwood and c. B. Cory, the Bos-
tonians and J. A. Tying and l. B. Bayard, jr., of
Baltusrol was settled in the forenoon, Tying card
against Watson being allowed TO count. Lockwood
did the best work for his side, scoring 81, and
with Cory he the cups. Grier Campbell won
the Blasted Hopes Cup and Watson the handicap.
Following Is the summary:
Governors Cup cfnal round. thirty-six hoes)-R. c..
Watson. jr.. Westbrook beat James a. Tying, Morris
County by up and 20 play.
Consolation Cup final thrty-six holes)-T. T. Reid,
Moatclair. beat L P Fay. BaltuErol by up and 10
play.
blasted Hope. Cup semi hnals)-Grer Campbell,
Montclair. beat Hayward G. LeavIt Baltusrol. by up
and play: L. H Couklin, County, beat c. r
watson. Morris County. by default.
Ftnal-Canlpbe beat Conklin, by and to play
PLAY OFF OF BEST BALL FoURsOME
A. G. lockwood and G B. Cory. Boston.....8s ~ so
J. A Tying and l. P. Bayard IT.. Baltusrol 80 "a 81
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sYRACUSEs ENTRY WITHDRAWN.

Poughkeepse. N Y, June 9,-Syracuse University
has decided not enter a in the tn:ercolleg-
ate university the Hudson Juns so
Several weeks ago Syracuse decided 10 this
for the first time, and indicated it's intentions
made all arrangements for taking care OF the
oarsmen while here To-day Secretary Reynolds
received a letter from Edward Culver manager of
the Syracuse Athletic Association. saving the
college would be compelled to cancel the arrange
OF financial considerations This
the first year that Syracuse has put an Gig Mt
cared the water. The be
able cOmpete
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TO CLEAR PoUGHKEEPsIE COURSE.

Poughkeepsie. N Y, June 9--The Government
regulations cover the collegiate boat races be
held here June 30 being prepared. The
work OF supervising the enforcement OF the regula
tons will be in the hands OF Captain l. y. Stod-
der. The revenue cutters Manhattan and HUDSON
Will be assigned to patrol duty here. and the cutter
Gresham may also he pressed into service Al
though the regulations have not been definitely
announced. Il is understood that they will provide
for the cessation OF all traffic during the race and
for n short time prior the start
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GOOD GAME BETWEEN TEAMS FROM THE
MEADOW BROOK HUNT CLUB.

MEADOW BROOK HUNT CLUB.
Hampstead Long Island. June 9.-Some good polo
was seen this afternoon the field at Meadow
Brook when two teams from the Meadow Brook
Hunt Club, which designated as the Reds
and Whites and the Whites played before a large
assemblage. The teams consisted OF the players
who will compete for prizes In the coming cham
pionships at Prospect the latter part OF June
Both teams played in the best of form. The teams
lined up follows:
Reds and whites-No. 1. Clarence H Mackay: No 2
J. b Appleton: No. Albert Stevens: back George
Z. Eustis.
whtes-So. l. II. S. PAGE: Nc .. W. c. Eusts: No 8
Theodore Havemeye-i back. E. Willard Roby.
The teams played footing. The field
was in good condition and the playing throughout
keen. The Reds and Whites won by a score OF
to D. Clarence II. Mackay hit two Of the goals
for the winning team after a lively contest in
which he cleveriy took the sphere from underneath
the feet of the ponies. George Eustis the hardest
hitter and of the cleverest riders of the club
struck three goals The other goals were
made by Appleton and Stevens Havemeyer scored
three goals for his team making them after sew
eral difficult inplays and number OF long front
and side drives. w C.. Eustis and Harry Page
each struck goal Should the weather condi-
tions be favorable on Tuesday the members of the
first OF Meadow Brook will play a match
game
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FORMAL OPENING OF ORANGE GROUNDS

The formal opening OF the grounds OF the Orange
Lawn Tennis Club. postponed from last Saturday
on account of the storm drew large and fash
onabe crowd TO the pretty courts at Mountain
Station yesterday afternoon. From after noon
until almost dusk the lawns of the club were
thronged with gay gownedt spectators and the
drives were lined with vehicles The women of the
club served afternoon tea no lawn and caterer
furnished other refreshments An orchestra also
entertained the guests
The principal feature OF tfAs afternoon was a.
series OF exhibition matches, the players being
ss 5 . Mn, Miet Parmlg PaTet George II
by g e-1 and Miett beat e. Miles by SIS Ga
Ga. a set of doubles was played afterward Millett
and r. Miles beating Paret and lG. Miles by So
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ON THE GLEN RIDGE LINKS.

The Glen Ridge golfers out IN force yester-
day, when two attractive contests-e club cham
pionship and a ball sweepstakes-were decided.
The championship carried through the second
round, and result Clarence Place, DR.. w. r.
Broughton. c. s. Sherman and Harry Smith the
survivors for the semi-hnaIs. They are paired in
the order named Place also the sweepstakes.
his net score being II. Summary:
chaInpionshp Cup Second round)C1arence Place beat
beat II. a Thompson. 3 up. 2 to play: c & sherman
beat Harold Kelley up 10 play: Harry Smith beat
p L. tombstone. up, / 10 play.
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YALE's FOUR MILE SPIN.

Gales Ferry, Conn. June 9.-For the first time
since their arrival at New-London the Yale oars
men covered the four mile course this morning.
and the coachers were more than pleased with the
showing made. The finished in excellent con-
dttton. Another change was made in the varsity
eight this morning. when John Cross. who had been
rowing at No. s. replaced Niedecken at No. /
This evening the varsity and freshmen crews had
light practice the river.
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DEVON WINS AT PHILADELPHIA.

Philadelphia, June 9.-The Devon polo team to-
day defeated the Philadelphia Country Club first
team IN the semi-hnals for the Alden Cup Devon
gave the Country Club a handicap of goals. and
won in the last period by l goal Twelve goals
We're scored. 10 by Devon and by the Country
Cluo On Monday the finals will be played be-
tween Devon and ROckaway.
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PArERsoN pEFEATs NELsoN LODGE.

Paterson. n. J.. June (SpeciaD-Paterson Team
B and defeated the Nelson Lodge Cricket Club
in association game AZ East Side Park this
afternoon by of IS 81 The feature of the
contest was the steady bowling OF a. c.. Rainbow
for the local players. Eight men put out by
him. The New-York players came here with one
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NASSAU BEATEN BY GARDEN CITY.

A foursoIne team match. in which c. p. Mac
donald. the former National champion a
petitor took place yesterday at Garden City be-
tween the home and a team from the Nassau
Country Cluu, OF Glen Cove. The result VIC
tory for the Garden City players by score OF 10
O O.
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ELF ABETE.
hillside.
YOUNTAKAH DEFEATS Pc

YouNTAKAH DEFEATS POwELTON.
The team match between the Poweton and Youn-
takah clubs az Nutley yesterday resulted in vic
tory for Yountakah Five women OF each club
.,so nJaved The Yountakah women won up.
The Fowelton professional played John Hobens.
Yountakah's professional Hobens won, up to
blay
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D. B. Beckwith won the members handicap at
Dyker Meadow yesterday with the creditable net
score OF 81. Together with H. G. NcKeever, F. J.
Phillips and A. R; Fish, who got the next three
places, he qualified for the McCGlachn Cup to be
played for in the present month at match play.
Scores:
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DAVIS BREAKS THE APAwAM1s RECORD

Willie" Davis formerly in charge OF the New
port links, but professional at the Apawamis
Golf Clue, of Rye. made a record OF - for
the Apawamis course yesterday his card being:
Out ...--.'-.-.---.-.-...t 81 o.,
IN the second round match play for tho Cas-
well Cup, the results were:
Second roGn1-R- T. Mathew beat A. c Dwyune. up.
play. II. H. Wiggin beat !. \. Moore. J. A
Peck beat Y. y Delano up 20 play. ". r. Thurston
beat r. D. Iapham. 70 play.
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winning the match the undergraduate team gained
possession OF the $3.50 silver cup presented by c.
= Cuyler. "A. 10 the team OF twelve which
curing commencement week should win the match
played between the alumni and undergraduates.
The names of the winners will be engraved the
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The Brooklyn Club met the Manhattan second
eleven IN championship game OF the New-York
Cricket Association at Prospect Park and mainly
through the good stand OF A Brown. who contrib
uted fine innings OF As. by 63 runs. r. c. NJ
Browne also played good innings for Is not out
while the best work for Manhattan done by
W. Burrows and l. J. P. Kelly. The score:
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dorsed by military Overt1lres have already
been made by two State associations of the
United States toward having Canadian rtfenren
participate in their matches. \ committee will be
appointed to agitate the matter.
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BALL SWEEPSTAKES.

wOMEN's PUTTING MATCH AT ARDsLEY
In the women's putting contest at Ardsley yes
terday the results were:
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Mr.. Gourlie won the first net prize and Mr.
ili.4ru me secod net anu pest gross prizes rms
prizes for the best net and best gross
scores in eighteen hole medal play sweepstakes
handicap. The follow:
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women.s handicap. nine holes. medal play, was
held. Miss Daisy EIsberg won first honors. She
and Miss Sadee Mae Howell now tied for that
trophy.
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INTERNATIONAL RIFLE CONTESTS.

Toronto Ont, June "a suggestion that an
annual competition be held betw cen rifemen OF the
United States and Canada has tbeen generally in
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RICHMOND COUNTY DEFEATS MoNTCLA1R

In the women's team match between the Rich
mond County and Montcair teams, at Montclalr,
on Friday Richmond County by d score of 10
to 2. The contest OF the series taking
place for the team mpionship of the Metropoli-
tar. Women's Golf Association. Scores.
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NELSON LODGE NO. ..

lyn Team, also engaged in a friendly match at
Prospect Park where the Kings County men de-
feated their neighbors by u runs. F. E. Fisher
ners with contributions OF 80 and IS. out.
aDeCrfVely
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PLAY ON FAIRFIELD COUNTY LINKS,

Greenwich. Conn. June 8 (SpecaD.-An eighteen
hole medal play handicap sweepstake was played
at the Fairfield County Golf Club this morning
The scores follow:
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BROOKLYN c. c.

The team Of the steamship Oceanic opposed
by the second eleven of Nelson Lodge at Prospect
Park where the sailors had 70 submit to defeat
by ~ runs. c. w Barnes hit out in terrific style
for Nelson Lodge and his innings of IS was the
main feature OF the game The score;
OCEANIC.
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Princeton, n. j.. June 9.-The university golf
team defeated team composed of Princeton alumni
here this morning by the of rs TO z BY
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EIGHTEEN HOLE HANDICAP AT CAPE MAY
Cape May. n. J.. June (SpeciaD.-The eighteen
hole handicap Of the played the
links of the Cape May Club this afternoon. The
made VerP
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POWTITON,
YOUNTAKAH.
PRESIDENTS CUP MATCH OF PARK CLUE

Plainfeld. n. J.. June (Specia).-The second
weekly competition for the Presidents Cup was
held the Park Golf Club course this afternoon.
Incidental TO the competition was the match be-
tween Frederick p. Taylor holder and Morgan t.
Townsend, challenger. for this Greens Committee
challenge trophy. Townsend won up. Meredith
Dryden, secretary OF the club; won first honors
IA the competition for the Presidents Cup. Morgan
&. Townsend and Frederick P. Taylor tied for sec
End. Townsend now leads for the cup.
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CHANGE OF DATES FOR SENIOR CHAMPION
SHIPS UNDER CONSIDERATION.

Owing to the fact that the opening OF the Brook
which the polo championship games for the senior
cup to begin. the Park Commissioners have
informed H. L. Herbert. chairman Of the Polo As
ISOLATION that it will be impossible to furnish ex
police officers 10 patrol the Parade Grounds
in Prospect Park that day. Therefore the dele
gates OF the polo clubs have agreed 70 meet on
Tuesday next. to rearrange their programme This
VIII interfere with the schedule as already ar
ranged for the junior championship June % to q
set forth in The Tribune yesterday.
While the changes of dates for the senior cham
pionship are under consideration IT is not I'M
likely that the committee representing the several
clubs will agree to hold a drawing OF teams
with a view Of securing spirited contests than
the original drawings admitted OF. For instance
the second contest. IL stands, calls for a
contest between the Meadow Brook Light Blue
champions and the team that wins the junior cup
AS II IS a foregore conclusion that the Meadow
Brook players, being far superior any Junior
team that could possibly be brought against them
will undoubtedly smother such opponents. a re-
arrangement may put either the Myopia Devon
cracks against them and provide for really in
teresting contest
Again the Myopia and Dedham teams drawn
under the old schedule 10 meet for the opening
game have asked that they be pitted against other
teams as their playing together will be merely a
repetition OF what has occurred week after week
on their home fields and present developments
or surprises TO polo followers. Both these teams
want TO meet the Devon and the Rockaway men
on the hat-that is, regardless of handicap penal
ties-and the committee may arrange matters so
that they can be accommodated. The Devon and
Rockaway players Just as eager 10 try their
strength against the men from Massachusetts In
stead OF making the new drawings oy ballot there
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In the finals at match play the results were:
THE pUrCHEss CLUES HANDICAP.

Poughkeepsie n. Y. June (speciaD.-At the reg
ular handicap match of the Duchess County Golf
Club this afternoon Josiah Bartlett won the mems
match and Mrs. W. r. Harrington the women's
match The net follow:
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RICHMOND WINS FROM ENGLEwoop.

The Engcwood listed the links Of the
Richmond Coun y Country Club. of Staten Island,
yesterday and beaten by the homo team.
e 70 s. Summary:
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PEEKsKILL MILITARY ACADEMY CANES.

The annual field day contests OF the Peekskfll
Military Academy were held on the campus yes
terday morning Many spectators witnessed the
games a summary Of which follows:
One hundred yard daSh-F!TSt class BY
Ilins-O;its Second class BY Jenkins Time
O;l2Hs. Third class BY HanNay. rine-0:13%.
Patting twelve pound shoS-Won by whitehouse. with
% r. Ia m Taylor second. ~
third with 80 a. in Second class won by Jenkins with
% u. 1 In.
High Jump. rrst cia$s-Won by Du FlOn. with n.
IN; Wilson and Helms. second. with II H. in; Bun
nell. third. with = II. ga
- Two hundred and twenty yard lash hrst cass-won by
Kent: BunneU second. time. orr on
by jenkins; Green.
Fifty yard dash. claSs-WOn BY Fin
nsrty. second; Koch. third Tine-0-O7A,
Throwing the hammer-VoR by Grant. with 20 r. IN
Running broad JUMP, first cs-s-Won Du F1on.
with 10 n tn. Sehefs, second with 10 e.
Tond third with IA II. IL in Second class-won by
Jenkins with Is H. 10
Halt mile run-won BY Grant. Taylor. ssssal T1ms-
2:4A.
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AONTCLAIR.
RICHMOND COUNTY. VI
MISS HOYT BREAKS THE MORRIS COUNTY
RECORD

Total ..................1b Total ................
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MORREIL. CHALHENGE cup

Tuesday. June 19Philadephia First against
Wednesday. June 2o-Rocksway against Freebooters.
Thursday June 21-Deyon against con-
OF third
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COUNTRY GLIB CLIPS

TUESDAY 12-Philadelphia against Philadei-
phia Freebooters.
Thursday. June 1+-Rockaway against Lakewood.
Saturday. June 16-Wnners OF first against
second
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Mrs W R. Harrington los Mrs H n. Bain. ......ll5
MIS-. J. E Adrtance. .1l0i Miss Mabel Ferris .125
Mrs G. colliagwood. 112 Miss Lucy Giraut. 12s
Miss May Reynolds. ia
John E Adriancs has presented two loving cups
for a mixed foursome. play 10 begin on June 70.
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fore, the schedule will be arranged by mutual
agreement of the delegates

AS the tournament at Devon, Penn. draws to a
close polo enthusiasts turning their attention
toward the Philadelphia Country Club grounds at
Bala. where series of games viii take place June
Y to %. The prizes offered the Country Club
cups and the Morrell Challenge Cup. The teams
entered have been drawn TO play as follows:
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MARTIAL LAW PROCLAIMED
Have an Extensive Front,

LONDON, March GA dispatch to The
Daily Telegraph from Osfontein, dated
Sunday, says: '"The Boer front covers
Is miles to the south of Modder river"