New-York tribune., 1900-09-02
IN THE NORTH WOODS.
THE sALBoATs' LIVELY TUssLE ON
UPPER ST REGIS LAKE
gT-zFRoUs TENNIS AND GOLF MATCHEs-Norrs
OF TIE WANING SEASON.
PAUL SMITHS

paul Smiths \ 7. Sept / (speciaD-No abate-
rent IS noticeable IN the activity OF the guests
,e-e n aI outdoor sports The baseball team has
sonttnued its victorious march through the noun
.stns suffering but two defeats out Of the many
rsrnes played. The Anpersands were defeated by
score oF 10 to last Wednesday and on SATURDAY
7lsrrsburg's professional team went down before
hem. the score being to IN Paul Smiths teams
savor On Labor Day the nine VIII play game
nth the New-Tork Central team At Paul Smiths
Ire tennis tournament is now in progress In
,re of the matches A. Armstrong champion OF
Maryland. was defeated by Leslie johnson. OF New
5avsn-
Percy Pyne, the intercollegiate champion at golf
vas the winner Of the open tournament and the
Pau Smiths Hotel Company's Championship Cup
n the final round Pvne made the course in 7g
s9uaIinE the record
On Upper St. Regis Lake the saiIboats have been
having many lively contest. the Malta and the
water Witch seeming TO be the best boats The
Maita wen arst and the Water Witch second IN the
aces q August 20 and "a The Malta was sailed by
Archibald Rogers and The Water Witch by ogden
KILLS Reid.
The race for the silver cup offered by Mrs Anson
Pheps Stokes FOR boats OF all classes was 10 be
sailed OF August .. but lack OF wind caused its
o7z-pore-nent TO the 18th The race resulted IN q
victory for the catboat Defiance, owned and sailed
hv Vtce-Cou1mOcOre Dr.. E L Toudeau. Thirteen
boats III ali started and the time OF the winning
boa- over the course was 2.2s August 3 was TO
boats for the cup offered BY Mrs Whitelaw Reid
The boats attempted te race in both the morning
ard afternoon Of that date. but lack OF wind pre-
vented them from finishing within the tine limit
a TWO and q half hours.
Lewis 5 Thompson has offered two silver cups
as prizes for races between the Idem class jib
and naiusaL boats. 10 be sailed under the following
conditions. The chairman OF The Race Committee
rc T-7zv l0r n r1l-7har y bOa+
which ore ot the owners or his representative IS 10
sal The drawing resulted as follows: The Shadow,
be sailed by Archibald Rogers; the Malta. by J.
T Roosevelt: me Alnst3sler oy Anson Phelps
stokes Tie Flying Fritz. by Ogden Mills Reid; the
Water Wirch. by Il L Hotchkiss; the Elfnere, by
on Septerher- there will be z race between the
boats sailed by their professional SHIPPERS they 70
- ~ V-7-n=-E sEf--s- N addition 10 the cr5n
ARCHIBALD Rogers offers prizes OF so the skip
e ne second boat. provided four boats start
Ms P Fulton Cutting offered q silver cup as
prize Tor czr5oaus which was raced for this after
noon Mrs Henry L. HoJchklss has also offered
z7ve- cT1 as q prize for q race between the cat
Fre-s yvi-h rreir REGULAR -i-re allowance.
The Rev. u :. Lusk assisted BY a a Brown
-ues5ay evening. which was attended by about
sixty people from among the prominent campers
Mss II l. scae-merho-n William winslow -sher-
5as z -2- M ~ o-9 I73 a5 Nash = Tave 1 recerfIZ
arrived here from Eev-Yors-
STEVENS HOUSE
lake Placid. y Y. Sept I CspecaD.-some OF
ire DAYS have been warm for this place recently,
t-- The evenings have al been charming, and many
have spent rhe twilight hours or the lakes II
canoes CT skiEs- P.cnics. b-akerides, mountain
climbing golf and boating have al had large NUM-
hers q followers from among the guests Of the
house which IS now and has been for some tine
filed 10 overHoTicg.
On Saturday last the golfers 70 the number Of
twelve with large crowd OF their admirers, visit
&c Loon Lake where e match game was played
Though the Stevens House team was defeated BY
2 zr.au margin. q fine days pleasure was enjoyed
ny AL The return game will be played on the
Stevens House course. The Aupersaud golfers are
also be PLAYED return H1aIch al Saranac LAKE
T-= Misses Norris of Philadelphia, gave q brake
party Wednesday afternoon 70 the Cascade
Lake House The party included Miss Florence
Hardy. John Hardy Mss Florence Hegeuan and
Harry Lawson
T=rhu-e. Edwin Z Baker, Robert K Wick Miss
Van BusEl-k. 1I-. and Mrs. F. ?. Furnald. Thomas
T Ny1a-. NJ ard MIS- c Henry Marriage. Mss
Charlotte La-1Lage, Mr.. and Mrs. r. z. Creasey,
VI. and Ms. P 7 Stevens, Mr. and Mrs Charles
Culden Miss GuIden and F J Appel all OF New