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The Holly chieftain., 1902-07-25

Rev. Mr. Scudder of Jersey City ad.
vises the clergy to ''eat more ginger. >"
II some Of them would eat less ginger
and more fish it. would more to the
purpose.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-07-25

Why not speak good word for
Alfred Austin? His coronation ode
contains nothing that could bring the
taintest blush to the cheek OF mod
esty.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-07-25

The way the young king OF Spain
is behaving toward his mother seems
to show that the maternal slipper
was not properly exercised in his ear
lier years.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-07-25

A trade journal reports that the Wis
ible supply of caviare has been great
ly reduced This is calamity that
most persons can view with stoical
indifference.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-07-25

And when the new titles were given
out william Waldorf Ae.or wasn't on
the list.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-07-25

a. usual. they pu: old John Mos. n
jail and Jet 1t 80 at mat
The Holly chieftain., 1902-07-25

4 match game is talked OF between
the American appendicitis and the
British perityph!itis
The Holly chieftain., 1902-07-25

II the woman who asserts that Rus
sch Sage gave her quarter is de
Clared insane will Russell get his
money back?
The Holly chieftain., 1902-07-25

The men of Kansas want farm
hands. but the Kansas girls prefer
bank clerks.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-07-25

New York doctors who do business
In fashionable circles are getting
ready for an epidemic OF perityphlius.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-07-25

The Minneapolis police situation
surpasses, that of New York in that
the trains have to be watched lest
the force run away.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-07-25

member of the Austrian reichs-
rath lost his ear in duel; but II was
his tongue that got him into trouble.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-07-25

A Chicago man has been elected
president of the American Whist
League. Yet they say the people of
tina, city are noisy.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-07-25

Having received your semi-annuai
dividends, are you going 10 buy vel
low automobile or porterhouse
steak?
The Holly chieftain., 1902-07-25

Fortunately the reading public was
prepared for the worst before Poet
Laureate Austin's coronation ode was
printed.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-07-25

Edward Ffuhl of Wilkesbarre. Pa.
wants the court to let him change his
Fame. II would surely be fool court
that deniec srch petition.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-07-25

Dom Paul has hung up the re.
csiyer and turned away from the tel
ephcue with sad sigh.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-07-25

There are Doubtless many men in
this country to-day who would not
mind swapping their $40 Panamas for
T5-cent umbrellas
The Holly chieftain., 1902-07-25

King Alfonso wants to visit the
European capitals in search OF wife.
Unfortunately his wish is likely 10
be gratiiicd.
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New-York tribune., 1902-05-21

To many people indeed the eight hole lead seemed
to take all interest from the match, and hardly
imagine Mr. Fry's most ardent supporters
could have for moment anticipated what was to
follow after the interval Never, fancy, did a
in hopeless difficulties fight with more deter
minatiOn and pluck and there man
among the huge crowd who could have failed to
hZe and feel for the Aid-Surrey golfer while
fighting his terrible uphill battle Struggling on
with grim determination Mr.. Fry had brought
down the deficit five when the pair turned for
home for the last time and all hope had not
departed. Still playing fine and determined golf
Mr. Fry continued reduce the balance against
him. and when the fifteenth had been credited to
him he was only two 10 the bad. Amid excitement
of the most intense kind half followed at the
sixteenth and then again Mr.. Fry was
busy" as by really good golf he took the seven
teenth. Thus all hinged the last hole. This
was haIved however. and Charles Hutchings
became amateur champion for the first time.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-21
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

kAciNCi-Westchester Racing Association. Morris Park
2:3o y. m
foLo-Flnals for Westchester Cups Country Club
Nestchester; American team, at Hurngham, Eng
bASf1SA LII Ne~-York, Pittsburg; Brooklyn at Gin
ClIhau; Boston, az 50. Louis; Philadelphia a chi
Gaso: l>ehigh. al Yale Amherst. Dartmouth: West
Virginia, at West Point; Wesleyan Princeton
ttutgers. at College Of the City York: Holy
cross, at Williams; Manhattan, Lafayette; Trinity
az fordham: Andover, at Brown; Dickinson,
,IeoIgetoWn; Barnard School Berkeley school
at Columbia Oval.
bausrol, mems championship; Essex County
mixed foursomes; Englewood womens putting match
fACHTING.-Graduates' cup race at Yale
Club. % -'" '''' At 'uOiieiS
Freehold. y. 0' - - 49, a.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-21
FOOTBALL PLANS OF THE "MIDDTES."

PRINCETON TO TAKE YAI.E's PLACE IN THE
SCHEDULE.
Annapolis Md, May 2o.-The complete schedule
of football games to be played by the naval cadet
football team next season has been announced by
its manager Cadet Alfred T. Rrisbin, of Pennsyl-
vana Princeton will be played this season In
stead of Yale. Lafayette in the place of Carlisle
Indians and Bucknen has been substituted for
Washington and jefferson.
All the games will be played in Annapolis. eX-
cept the one with West Point which WILL as usual
take place on Franklin Field Philadelphia Fol-
lowing is the schedule October 4, Georgetown: Oc-
tober II Princeton: October Is. St. Johns October
is Iehigh: October o. University of Pennsylvania
October % Dickinson; November l. Pennsylvania
State College: November S. Lafayette; November
l5 BuckneIl; November 10, Columbia, and Novem-
ber 30 West Point.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-21
PROPERTY MORRIS & WALDEN.
AMERICAN JOCKEYS WIN.
HILL JEERED AT. YET WINS SANON DERBY
-MORGAN'S GOOD WORK

Berlin May 2O-"Nate" Hill the American
Jockey, won the Saxon Derby DR.. Lemkes's
Alcibiades at Dresden to-day Alcbiades
outsider. and when Hill appeared the horse the
spectators guyed and jecred him. But Hill got a
good start and kept to the front all the way. The
finish of the close. and the American
Jockey received ovation from the crowd.
EllwOOd, American, rode Don AugoStO, a win
in the CONTEXT for the 10000 mark purse at
Stuttgart yesterday. News has also reached here
from Warsaw, Russian Poland that another Amer
lean jockey. johnny Morgan. is riding average
of three winners there DAY.
Herr Blcichroeder the German banker. whose
belief that the Vienna Jockey club had unjustly
TO withdraw his horses from the Austrian turf.
has wired his congratulations to Taral the
Americans winning purse of $500 at Budapest.
The horses in German racing stables this
son being shOd with American racing plates.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-21
GOLF.
CHARLES HUTCHINGS. THE NEW AMATEUR
CHAMPION OF ENGLAND.

Charles Hutchings the veteran. is the golf cham
pion of Great Britain The final game for the title
between Hutchings and Fry. An English
critic in speaking of the match. has this to say:
The exception proves the rule. Generally speak
ing finals in important contests apt 10 be dis
appointing but 1t would indeed be hard to imagine
anyth hing finer or more sensational than the nnai
of this years amateur championship Almost from
the first moment. to be accurate. had better say
after Mr.. Fry had won the first hole, the HOylake
player began to play in his finest style in fact,
it may be doubted whether any of Mr.. HutchlngsS 5
most intimate friends have ever seen him in such
a happy vein. Approaching in deadly fashion and
putting with hrmness and confidence more often
ass ted with a match to which no important
suits attached. Mr.. Hutchings rapidly began
draw away from his opponent, who was quite
powerless stop his victorious march. Hole after
hole fell 10 the Royal Liverpool mans share, and
completely did he outplay the Mid-Surrey golfer
that when the adjournment for luncheon took place
the latter in what TO all intents and purposes
looked like hopeless position.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-21
CYCLING.
FULTON-ST.. BROOKLYN, MAY BE AS.
PHALTED-BALD TO RACE AGAIN

The officials OF the Associated Cycling Clubs of
Long Island do not propose 10 have their brethren
this side of the East River receive an tns
plaudits OF wheelmen. The organization held
meeting at Baders in Ocean Parkway, on Monday
night. The members OF the various committees
have been consultation with the city officials, and
of the reports read will be OF interest TO
wheelmen both sides of the bridge. The Brook
lyn association has for time been trying to
get asphalt strips placed in FultOn-st so that a
better connection could De mace oetWeen Snn,on-
formed the officials of the association that after
F%ton wifi hS in all pfobabity be asphaited
There is chance also that Bushwis.aEs Bush We ii vii
drivers and wheelmen about the n9odlng or Fast
that this will be stopped
The first American tourists upon motor bicycles
left this city yesterday and propose 10 make a six
months tour abroad. Otto Schnitzpahn and his
brother Leo sailed yesterday the Graf wadersee-
They will tour Great Britain first and then visit
ten thousand miles on their wheels Both wiz us
make sketches of the trip
The true wheelman does not insist upon his
road being always of the best. There places OF
interest that are reached only by dirt roads Mac
adam roads considered by some as the only
roads for wheeling. yet the enthusiast who truly
loves the wheel win stick to macadam IL hs
dirt roads There hills and dirt roads on the
way to Greenwood Lake, but after the rider has
around Oakland POmptOn and Pompton Lakes
the finest he saw, and they viii more
than offset the poorer roads nearer the lake IL ne
returns over the mountains by way of Tuxedo.i
after walking mile and half on the railroad
from Greenwood Lake Cilens to Sterling Forest
he will say that the four mile coast down tha
mountain into Tuxedo will repay him FOR the efS
fort
The Metropole Cycle Club is preparing TO mako
another test in which wheelmen in the districe
will take lively interest. Next month pedal
and coast contest will be held and all OF the clubs
IN the neighhOrhOod promise to enter literally. u
is proposed have a for about twenty miles.
the course selected will have plenty of hills Ono
OF the cyclOmeters will be attached 10 tbs
sprOcket of the wheel that II will register
only when the rider Is pedaling- The other VIII
be attached TO the front wheel The difference be-
tween the two cyclOmeters at the finish Will show
the distance cOaSted-
Eddie Cannon Bald has sent IN his entry foN
the professional cycle at the Valsburg track
Sunday. Bald has been training Wood->
side Park. Philadelphia. with MacFarland. Charn>
pion and Fisher. and is reported to have all Ihiz
old speed despite the fact that he has tral-s
ing on an old wheel He has his racing
machines now and expects 10 improve his famou1
old sprint day by day.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-21

Crystal Palace against London County Wretched
weather prevailed during the game. and the bitter
cold may account for the poor showing Of the
Australians in their first innings. when they were
all disposed of for total OF III London put on
2S5 in It's first attempt at the bat, and when the
their second innings the game had to be abandoned
owing rain. Hugh Trumble, one OF the Aus
tralians' best all around players, met with pain
full accident in practice before the game in having
his thumb broken in attempting To stop hard
drive by Clement HILL The accident WILL of
course. keep him from participating in the earlier
matches of the
New-York tribune., 1902-05-21
A WEDDING OUT SALE.
TERRY" MGOVERN, THE BOXER. PAYS THE
HIGHEST PRICE AND GETS THE
THREE-YEAR-O SATURDAY.

wedding out sale OF horses in training. the
property of various owners took place in the pad
docks before the races began at the Morris
Park track yesterday. under the management of
the Fasig-Tipton Company Although the crowd
at the sale was a rather slim one. the bidding
spirited. and good prices obtained. Terry
McGovern, the boxer. paid the highest price given
at the sale which was s. 100. for the three-year-
old colt Saturday This colt, which graduated
from the maiden ranks only few days ago, cost
S4,1 as a yearling. The sales Of $1,000 over
follows:
PROPERTY MORRIS WALDEN
Saturday en-. e.. ,. by Hanover-NacatOn. Terry -.
MCCioVern .S"'iV'
Dolce Nieute, ch. c. 3. by Hanover Holiday 80,
Matt Eyrncs i'oOo
W. Nj. BarTick -; l'OoO
Ray r. s. r Ban RandsP9 81 o average per head 81 es7 So
PROPERTY =. r MGRATH.
Lamp Lee. 10. c.. J. by Lamplighter-Sis o Lee: 90,
PROPERTY G.. b MORRIS.
Duckay b. <. :. by Bruus-Decoy Duck: Mr.. oo
Doctor -Sl'VOV
PROPERTY OF e. H MACKAY.
Prince Melrose. br C., !, by Faranloe-prchd.
M
New-York tribune., 1902-05-21
TRI-CoLLEGIATE TENNIS TOURNAMENT

lay TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.
Williamstown Mass. May 2o.-In the first annual
trI-collegiate tennis tournament. which is being
held in WiIiamstown, Williams won from both
wesleyan and Amherst in the doubles while
Doughty, OF Williams. in the singles defeated Her
rick of Wesleyan. The tournament will close to-
morrow: Scores:
Doughty and Lyons OF Williams. defeated Piympton
and Colister. of Amherst 6-I. 60. So.
defeated Herrck Crowell of
wesleyan 6-3 6-1 60
Plyrlpton and C'ollister defeated Herrtck
In the singles Doughty from Herrck. CO. e-s
c. e.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-21
1-16

FOURTH RACE-PoCANTICo HANDICAP; s-year-olds;
lie miles.
r. + Wilson. jr's h. c. Dixieline by St.
MAX Miss Dixie, ZIG. (Odom) e-2 6-5
Heno, 1875 CF3urns1 -
Smart Set. 1O7 .CMchaels i2-5 10
Trump. rs (Creamer). 80 l and to /, and Par
Excellence. % CRedfernD. Z 0 l o / ran
start good. Driving by head. Time, ~.
FIFTH RACE-THE AMATEUR CUP: a lightweight
selling race Al 40 Ii above the scale; withers Mile
c. H Mackey's blk. c. Grand Opera. by
Wagner-Bonnie Bird. g. 129 n.
,,,, 'Mr. Holloway l-2 out
Double Dummy. aged. 146 tMr. M>gargee) 2O-1 81
Star 'hamher ., l5l...-....- .(Mr Lewis 81 Ii
Cheyal dor l57 NIr. Hayes 20 to and TO l. Semi
mole loo tMr Clarkl 20 10 l and 10 Golden Bay,
l43 tFRiddle 20 to and to I. and l44
1DeXereauxl Ia TO and to / also Start good
Easily by lengths Time. 1:i67a.
SINTH RACE : CUBAN INDEPENDENCE DAY
HANDICAP; years and over: I6 miles.
7. Hitchcock. tr.'s. ch. h. Riddle.
by iroquois-Taffeta, 3, l07 III. .tBurns) 81 SIS
Blues, 4. 126. MARTINI ll-5
Carbuncle . 109. .(odom) So 10
Kamara. 1O6 SHAW, l ;. also ran. Start
good. Ceverly by 1is lengths. Time. 1:46.
MORRIS PARK ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY
FIRST RACE-Hurdle handicap; hurdles. One and
k--
New-York tribune., 1902-05-21
GET COLUHBTA EMBLEMS.

The Columbia Athletic Council at its last meet
ing awarded the varsity "C' and monograms az
follows:
Varsity cR- 5. stangland J. A. Taylor: T. B. John
NJ. u. Dodge 4. Baker G. c Atkins V. NJ. L.
Ernst. . W Kennedy II. e Brennemsn. G r. Marshall
j = y. Rchn rne and o NJ Bishop Track team mono
grsnlsF r Sqrires II. NcIdntock. T. r. Buell., II. Duden
snd r. :. smith Gymnasium teams. J. Block. r. NJ
McIintock A. r. Ring Y. Earle $ y. Rigby.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-21
.sNfAJOR" DOING PCORIY

Berlin. May 2O-'MajoT' Taylor. the colorea
rider, whose bicycle riding last year when he beat
all the German champions a amaze
ment here, is doing poorly this season. TayIors
was beaten yesterday by Arend. and to-day ha
failed to qualify in the trial heats for the final %
a long distance contest. which was won by Arend.l
IL seems that Taylor was ''pOcketed'' in the pred
liminary.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-21
PITTSBURG. 6; PHILADELPHIA. 5.

Pittsburg. May 2o.-To-day's was hitting game
throughout, with Pittsburg the more fortunate
in punching. There were special features. Lee
Score:
r. H. e.
FhisdeIssbia Fh1SGsIs o / o o-s is i
New-York tribune., 1902-05-21
Batteries-Ieever. chesOro and o'connor; White and
OoOn.
SIGNS WITH CINCINNATI IN JAIL

Baltimore, May 2O-"Mike'' Donn. who is serv
Ing term in the Baltimore tatl for assault signed
a contract to-day to play with the Cincinnati Ma
tional League 1t is expected that efforts 10
secure his pardon will prove successful. Should he
be Obliged to serve the full term FOR which he was
sentenced he will not be able to join the Cincinnati
club until the
New-York tribune., 1902-05-21
Al Wa shington-
OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY.
CORNELL DEFEATS INDIANS.

Ithaca, y. Y. May 2O.-The Carlisle Indians were
match for Cornell to-day. and defeated
easily by the OF - to The features the
pitching Of Henderson and the batting of Lewis and
Brown. CarlisIes catcher unable I'LL his
position after the first inning owing To an injury.
Score by innings
r. II. L.
Cornell ............ X-12 I3 /
Patteries-Decora Totiopa. Henderson. Bergman
Whinnery.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-21
NEw-HAVEN. "A: YALE. 3.

New-Haven. Conn. May 2O-The New-Haven
league team to-day won it's return match with the
Yale University nine by the of II to g. Costly
errors and inability hit the hall critical times
lost the game for Yale. Score:
r. Fl. F..
Yale ...............,0 3 o q q q q /
New Haven .....-...0 3 / q q X-t Il =
Bateries-Patten. wessom. Cote and winslow: Lufkn
and IGCke
New-York tribune., 1902-05-21
FOR 4 TOUR OF FRANCE.

Frank A. Munsey sailed yesterday for Europe on
the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse. In Paris he will
toin Alfred c. Harmsworth. proprietor OF The
London Daily Mail" and they will make
tensive automobile tour or France and afterward
of England.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-21
KAy4LT. CHAMPION. SUSPENDED

Boston. May 2O-The registration COMMITTEES o.
the New-England Association Of the Annatsur Ath>
letic Union has suspended Frank VI. Kanaly until
February Is 1893, for conduct unbecOming an ANA
terr- Kanaly is the American five mile chanl&
piCn
New-York tribune., 1902-05-21
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
CHICAGO. 3: BOSTON. 1.

Chicago. May 20.-The local team again defeat
ed Boston to-day by well placed hits in three in
nings Taylor was invincible until the ninth. when
three hits punched off him. Attendance.
1900. Score:
R.H.E.
Chicago. .................. X-5
Batteries-Taylor and Chance: Pttinger and Moran.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-21

At Albany-Albany. o: Troy. g.
At Syracuse-Syracuse 6: Bnghamton. s.
At Jftica-Utica. I: Ilion. 3.
AT Schenectady Schenectady. IS; A. j. & G.
team, S.