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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-09-19
TOWN TALK.

tor SGnday.
Miss Ella Star, of Hickman, was
up Saturday.
All. J. Curtin was in town Sunday
and Monday.
w. W. Holloway was up from
Rives Monday.
Miss Maude Craddock visited
friends Sunday.
w. J. Edwards was down from
ST. Louis Sunday.
]. M. Ownby went to Corinth Sat-
urday, returning Tuesday.
Col. T. r. Smoot is in Browns
vile this week on business,
Alderman D. P. Caldwell was in
Jackson Monday on business.
E. H. Keller has a position in the
tin shop of Cooksey & Cotton.
]. R. Scates is in the city again,
returning from Pittman, Ark.
Attorney Felix w. Moore spent
few days in St. Louis last week.
The Misses Prather, of Wood
land, came up shopping Monday.
Mr.. T. F. Stubs and family will
return from Mississippi tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams, of Mos
COW, visited friends in town Sun
day.
Adam Crawley, of Paragou1d,
Ark, is with friends in Obion this
week.
Mrs. J. B. Hibbitts paid her Mar
tin kinsfolk and friends a visit last
week.
Mrs. Walter Morris spent a few
days in Louisville with friends last
week.
Mrs. Minnie Alexander visited
Mr.. sand Mrs. w. F. Barry at Glass
last Saturday.
Mrs. Robt. Hamilton and little
son, of Rives, were here Sunday
Visiting relatives.
Mrs. R. H. Langford and brother,
G. S. Ownby, went to Springfield
Thursday evening.
Merriweather Donaldson, OF Tip
tonville, was in the city Monday en- J
route to Knoxville.
DR.. G. B. Jones has been confined
to his room for about a week with
something like f1ux.
Mr.. ]. B, Swaney has moved his
family to St. Louis, where they will
reside in the future.
Miss Douglas Mayes, after few
days with friends in town, left for
Nashville Saturday.
Miss Ethel Richards came home :
from her splendid school at Oak
Ridge to spend Sunday. III
Miss Edith Brunsford, OF Cairo. -,
attended the Davis Quigley wedding Az
IN this city last Monday.
]. B. Clemmons, an attache of the
Bank of Commerce, spent a few ~
lays in the city last week. ="
Clarence Cloyes and Bates Nc
Fadden went to Jackson Sunday to
see the soldiers encampment. ~
Mrs. A. L. Wellington was call W.
ID to Humboldt Saturday to see g
Ter husband, who was quite sick.
Messrs. E. c. Ownby and Rob 20
Scates went to Terrell Saturday G.,
or an outing with the Davis broth Of
RS. e.,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Wilson and little au
laughter, of Obion, spent a few !.
lays with friends in the city this
week. ID
FIR
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Reynolds ia
ldbC lCIuIuSu 10 COlOIduO. 1ney d
will locate at Pueblo to spend the 49,
winter.
Miss Wootson Davis charmed the ~
eople of Dyersburg Sunday even rr,
ng with her voice at the Christian ~,
church. !
Col. R. Z. Taylor, of Trenton, tie
anne over Monday to see his daugh- :
er, Mrs. Mills, while engaged here -, .
occasionally. 10
Mrs. Stanfield and Miss Tabitha thu
tanfeld returned home last week Wis
ON a three-months' stay at Bon of
qua Springs. int
Mai. w. c. Tatom, of the Nash pin
lie American, was in the city a n
~ or two the first of the week sen
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r>TrRsr HOItSTIC SPORTS.
Matter of an lntrr-sri, Ne~i IL sheh ri
The Nv tsht T-sm UiSbsnds.

Tho NAV re~,ins of The New York Inter-
scholastic Athletic ks-ocltton was held ~
Woodhri dge school Yesterday afternoon The
most important, question was regarding an
tntsr-cttN IntersChola-tic meet with the Long
Island schoplboys IN. matter Nas laid over
until newt season THIS wa~ don" nocause
all the athletes pract icallysf- out - trinIns
Tho track championship wa awarded To
Dwight school II Wa decided N elect
ort-er. for he school yesr so3 -os next month
~ October. vh,ch lcf' tho association without
Officers during tho Surmer months
At (. meeting ot the Dwight School hh-
lo,ic Ns.oc,ation Yesterday tho track team
for inni-iaI. dish,rdad The team has mad"
\ wonderful record. winning every open event
h.I d indoors and cut. vtth ,L- "Nc"pI on N
the Yale inisr~chols-ttc meet last SAturdav
Ihe team - the National Int"-schoa -tic
ch,mpions havins ron IN" houors AZ Prince
ton OF MAYS II scored stotil 81 :.nA, poiu's
throughout tho season. 'h~ h"-t scoring over
done hy school team bT" hundred AMI
for'y-nine points ~eptrltsd bvieh frp'l
berkeley School. % showing which stands
alone IN intcrs' holss'ic ctr,lss hddrrs-.>
the ~ tfd ~ director VI Gallup. Head
master Williams. = I Races irei Halsiesi
Ind g \ Kelly. lr \ 'Irrrr VII b" giNtu
tho team At Sh-rry'S u.y' month
on neat sl;urdhY aii'r ",u IN" Pc WI
clinton Htgh school ~ this cit, aud tho Row
igh school ~ brooklyn Nti meet II Hrrx"l.v
oval N their nr~' annual dual Of hlrtic~ games
/ hc .N~n'. to h" decided ~" ~ fo.l'Ns
i0 yard dash junior ioo yard is.h. >enlor
- JsId dANs lunlnL - AR ru1 s'nip' ~ yard
throw broad lump hirl iumn. pole NaIu IN yard
hurdle. 80 5sri alrjie
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ST iorts May - -The fourh rsre 10 day wAs
the feature event Al mile and q siIteenfh end
~as taken by CIlmean Second choice, but heavily
played Petit Naiir- inst getting inside the money
summary
Fir., Race Pour And half furionss-J. sidney
Walker iIs tResuchampl, 10 s. xon Avoid. ins
to'Neih u, S second HAppy Chappy. in sin
ri~ton, IN - /. third. Time, oSl,
second Race Ono mile and ~ yards -iakeNic lev
pele zoe n Hsnder>or' 10 l. won Oyrts ioe
tBesuehsnp'. , v l. second. Narner. ~ (fsri,
1, to I. thrd rirge G'a.
Third Rare- Five and q half furiongs Sim, III
smell N - Won Jula Junkin. i0s Gormlry'.
third Time. io7,
Fourth Race One mile and q sltteenth --Cri.
mean iO6 tONeil. l. to S. won Pound. ~ HelD
10 /. second Petit Maire. ~: ,beapehsnpI, .
10 S third Time. ts,,
Loves Labor III ~ jones'. even. won ChickA
nAura IL? Sn,ll N 60 t. SECOND Prince Real is
IT Walshi ato l. third Ttrle 49,
Siith R.re Seven turiong, rirsful, inS Walsh
ITO 10 won ned tprle 10 - Rice. 20 /, second
no, skin ~ c Bonn,r sto I. third. Time. l-,sl.
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ua, Tsrs., Shooting In Ler>e,.

FrErnoLp. Nav - This vas the last day
for shooting At clay targets ~ the 'ourns-
mer, NJ the New jersey State Sportsmen's =
tournament here The main feature Of the
dnv Va. The shoe, for teams of thr~~ men each
from Variou. clubs of the state Zach man
.ho, ~ thirty targets ~ unknown angles
, team from the Trenton Club won. its neln-
her. breaking IS out Of q possible N The
scores follow
Trenton Team No Van kr,dsl.. -. coivile
= cole - Total "a
Trenton r.sm 80. :-rhonn. ~. Reading. "a,
NounF IS Total. as
NeV Hrurssick stevens. -. Hobbs. it heei
"a ToWl. -.
Freehold Ie,r No w =. nuris. n. r.
F1lis 2. r NAnderef, 2. Total. n
fr,rhold Team No ". u Hanre. -. wIliar
pAn,er :. frank Nuldoon. - Total "a
Rshesy 81, son. ~ way. - Caskili. N. To-
tai q,
Ns-ur rsrs -N-i,h.ws u; Iiiteroft .,
Hudson-ynn lrnr-rk-. =. Wnner. H. ". \.
Smi,r. ~ Total %
Hn-r,u. u. r"t-i -
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Turf Notes.

Amer VA,.si psnce had son the ulth race yes.
,erd,y he w.s b'd up 20 trp Nv = MsckrsNy
AZ witch nrureH Grrl let the rolt 50
isxrSdroS Nsv - The very valuable chestnut
.uckinr colt ny Ner,on. ftSl, out Of Reau,rtta.
,Ssi, ny onward ; n owned by " n. stoke
"a. found dead In paddock 81 the famous Fs,ehen
WNk,s II Id farm lsst night Hor,-fnen regarded
mi. .s one 81 the ms, valuable tro,ting fosls
ever dropped In ken,uesy
IyNtsoToN MAJ - twenty four Thorough
brsds the prop-rN of vsriou. owners were shipped
10 Isio-ia 10 dsy The mor-tslked-of horses
in the loi we're tho istonis Ierhy candidate Ross
r,r,. and the etsrs two y-ar Old iurIm The
i,rre~ string In the lot eorsisting ~ nine head
is N. property ~ NsIor r r Johnson
!, vo,l cut At Craye.erd M = iIsyeSs Mono
rrArh has shown mile ard quarter In ?@'s.
a. n-rr- for the rroaklyn HArccAr This
iirns vs. made tso u II aid With :? pounds up
II vs fuuh.r stated y-si-fdsN that William Lake
And. Thr Rrrrrt al~ Rrcoklyn Handiean
csndLatr rad worked over the distance IN ;os'..
With stable boyup fthr times made are correct.
,h,.. ,Vs hor.r, VIII have following on SAturdsY
The sun., 1902-05-22
D~s,h NJ John ". idvsrds.

Tho news Of the death of John " Td- H'4s.
promoter 81 amateur .pori. NIL ..ri-.-~
many old-ttme athletes In this vicinity Ed-
wards wa. President OF IN. Old staten i-.t'i
Athl.iic Club when that ors1niystIur ii>-
the head OF The club n. brought out .ou." =
the best men OF thai 'imo The late ~ l,u.W
ford vas \ mon b-r Of tho club si tht' '''u"
and vNs the holder Of the all-around chan -
pionship Mr. Edwards Wa taken 90 ~ s
homo IN tivinxston. staten l-l1rd ou No
dAv last and Was removed 'o smiths inrrwar. q,
where he fi~d that night Ho va - y"rF .
old. snd widow, Two ~on- ana tvo dHUg ''"$
survive him Tho funeral serNtrc. N-f'
held yesterday afternoon
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RECORD GOLF FOR BALrUSROL
DE RAISwEs DOESTHE ExTENDED
COURSE ~ -.

Des, Amateur Figures Made while Winnins
CSub Cnsmpseaship Arthur Fem
Defeats Harry ne<die fsr Purse On
Brssaiswu l.inks-Prsduce Handicap.
ROY de Raismes won the championship .
Of the Baltusrol Golf Club yesterday. max
ins a new amateur record for the extended
course Of 70 He won the title last sprins and
should he AGAIN win In the fall the cup vii!
become his property outright Louis y.
Bayard, Jr and c. n Hamilton did not play.
but Tyng. who has also been q champion OF
the club. took part and 20 did Allan Kennsday.
the New Jersey state Association champion.
lie did not do a. well a. vas expected and
withdrew In tho afternoon. The links vas
In ideal condition and the putting greens
true. The following Is the record card OF
~.
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War to the Death Between baseball Leagues

~ Louis. MAY u Frank DeHaas Rob
iSon. President of the local National League
club. has picked up the gauntlet thrown
down by Ban johnson of the American I,ca Cue
and says II "a war to the death and one Of the
two bug leagues must 6 to the wall I voice
the sentiment OF all my baseball partners
when I say that the National League will
not for a ~inxl. moment listen to any over-
-The ghi may he q long one. but I don =
think IL will ne. a. ! doubt " tho American
l@ague IL -ur,ciently well fortified 10 battle
and Ban johnson are far apart on the attitude
Of the American toward the National League
and Corni-key has the brains Of the former
organization
The sun., 1902-05-22

NV TORN. I. PITrsrraG. >

Prrrs.rRa, May ~ Good pitching by
TAYLOR and MAthrwson and timely batting by
enabled New York to break Pit-hurs's
winning streak to-day The thamplons made
hard all the tsmr. So Oh. victory of the yisl-
tor. /. a most Creditahle one There was
considerable kicking III. pttshurg players
talked from the bench and IayloT rled his
ohjections while standing on tho rubber
His greatest oncnc- WAS In throwing his
glove 10 tn" ground and making face
walk to nrst base IN the seventh For doing
this Taylor WAS henchcd Mathewson. who
finished IN. game scored the winning run
The stnr neldrr- for New York Mere Jackson.
George smith aud Doyle. The score
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NaSTI RTITM rs BACk.
v. q. whi,ne,'s ssO.O .OOo Colt Re'urns
From England.

William c Nhitney's sso.cca colt. Nastur-
tium. who WAS sent to England to compete
IN the Derby. hut who recently turned -roarer.
has arrived on American soil The son Of
Wat~rcress will he sent TO la Belle. Mr. Whit
ney's breeding farm. for stud purposes. Il Ia
believed Tho colts racing days are over.
according 10 prr>~n' signs, ts his wind anec-
tion IL reported 20 be incurable
Nasturtiuln arrived on the steamer Mime
apolis on Tuesday With him came New
YORK n and Luke Ward. both American
bred horses who have faced IN England
They were consigned 10 Charles Hughes,
Who trains " II Zeisler's horses. now stabbed
at Sheepshead Bay
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sprsn,er Dur, To saii for Engisnd on
juno lO.

According 10 wire from Washington.
Arthur Durv. tho ch,mpioI Splinter. -
hooked - sail for England on Jun" IA and
viii take pari N 'he coronation sports On
June "a nni IN tho EnTlish n'hla'ic champion.
-hip on July The Primo" of Males " -
reported will ar~rd tho coronation Fsmes
which will h. held IN conn~ctiou WITH tho
~ornerston. LAYING ~ = new tniu.trial school
In . suburb Of oDdon Durv viii 10 az.
ronpanied by VI Thornp@ graduate
manager ~ Gcorgrtovu Inivsrsi'v who
hs. rnspps~i or' m extensive circu, for M.
sprin,er Tho list Includes all tho prtncinal
tn~~tinss o' England. Ireland. Scoil1nd and
The sun., 1902-05-22
Adeiphi Academy Came.

4 william. won tho sirma Psi cip. emblsrn-
attic ~ the athletic cham pionship Of Adelphi
leAdsrv. BROOKLYN. at the nineteenth annual
games ~ the Adelphi Athletic Association in
BROOKLYN yesterday afternoon. scoring :.
roin,s lie had liberal allowances in all
the ~v~nu clifford bishop, who won tho
cup last ye-r. was scratch man and finished
second with u; points Although Bishop
on account Of being heavily Handicapped
ftIl~d 10 retain the championship trophy. he
m r,de no be., performance. ~ the meet
establishing two new academic records
He threw the hammer ins f~~' II inches
I foot and I inch better thsh the previous
school record, snd raised the high lump
record from feet 50, inches IN feet inches
The sun., 1902-05-22
Want to PTay Games.

The tobo~ng snAtcr and sent professional
baseball l.:., ~-n, ,n 's's .S n's IN West ,.a
Missouri Pscinc R R-r No.s p. o sO,
wnl!.u. I wI,,lsns .. .,,, = A. Amsterdam
"eau ns....iss A. 4 E''t n Evans o,,lnins. Ny
r-,Ss r;s'. ..:Sss :sSSqn o. o.s ': .na
Sorhssi. . 8 CO. n. Marvin. Sorhv.i..
B,lssa ;osa,, s.,,, ,.,s.uv c-,c,, v.,.,
Jt ssf Pennsy iy anita avenue Elizabeth,
NAuier { John kcnrelman, is<s xvrtle
"snG' s,ai 4 { tS,rl.. smith ,T' south Eleventh
Rrtsh,on i As br,okheld. o' olsv.Isnd
Iiua,ons u s,.ur us Garden ~r--,. Hoeos.n
H 10. Actors -rr,nh Walsh. = yn'ea s9s.,.. .,
Rrooslyn R-,erv.-rnns Smith. - ru.ry
crciI,sns ii C-cilisn', Parish club. ,.i Ean
''s'" Ssv,sr ne,i Mute, n c -r C Gros.n . E..,
N..,Ssii ! [n vrcr9,,i NJ, ws.scoS; :.".s = /!
" v.v,r 4 q Grant. c.r- Of T v
T'G 't'd ts,r.. Gr smis. 's - sau,S ris1-ash S
'','s, cS'm,. sH''s bB Gran, care or ner,.r
1,a Ninth street.. nrooklVr,
Nurphr, 7 r1-ishman. isso Amsterdam ave
sn Collegiate, -vunsm nrorhy. sd t,nn ave
nue.
puushs,cp.,e n n y nlisr 4. Mocad-. Poush.
easd.,ds I, p -vIln.r c Allison. Gamer
Prooslyn p.,f Nu,es John n shea. 80 Es.,
ru en,y nrst street.
Pss.sic \ " c. A-clsrnee ". 0s'es. Pas
s.i.,,iil, Catholic club B~il.vm- Catholic club.
usu or n v c J. s,llimsn. n Iiber,r street,
IInroufh Grub lanes II Lefdy, i-,sup rsee.
"iye gore., nm c-A d Porter Co. q, pu.n.
street -
urv~'. Rrooklvn
Rroosyn H.,sn's A \ n A Hunter IN stIn.
Ruusr,cS j. e iohr y. i.sp. ~. Haa i.ad
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Baseball S:smes Ts-sis, /.

NATIONAL LaAorB.
Brooklyn ~ cneihati New YORK AZ P,tssurs
Phiisdelphis 81 Cnicsgu. RoNon At ~. Louia
AMEftrsS LEAorI.
Cleveland 81 Pnisielphia chicago a. noston.
y, touts at Washington. Detrit AZ Baltimore.
-ssrvps LEAoCH
Providence 81 Jersey CITY. Worcester ~ Newark
Rut'aIo a. Montr,al f,och-s,er at rnro nto.
CONNECTICUT LxsorH.
Mertisn a, Sprngneh Nev london ~ New
Maven Norwich q, hndsepor Waterbury st
Hartford
oYHyr CAME
Rncsn-n Va FIsntlln and MsrshAn ~ ievis.
burg
princeton lr-.hmrn Nsrersburg 81 Prince.
ton
sc, -ns IS TiusA:nr Htsn 81 Tlushug
The sun., 1902-05-22
Lacrosse,

The lacrosse game between Steven. Inst.
tuie team and the Hobart college team ~
IN. 81 George cricket Grounds yesterday
Afternoon afforded hn. sport to a lArs. nun, :
her Of spectators The game vas a good
one. ~frNens ru.ilhs VI M. defence and
ended Ia n ~cor~ Of to IA favor az th. homo
team The second half opened hfiskly
Tho last half wA- slightly N favor ~ the
homo team and the game finally resulted
IN q victory for s'.v"nShy score fsto.
The sun., 1902-05-22
Co,umb,. baseball Nsn.ser,.

The annual baseball maS meeting AZ Col
umhia University was held yesterday TO
discuss the policy and elect . manager and
his assistant for ,h. coming year Charles
l. H~ndricksen. ~ college, was el~ct~d
manager and Daniel X Bacon, ~ science,
elected assistant manager
The sun., 1902-05-22
American Jockeys First and second IN
De> onshisr Ptate.

sp.ciii can, p,'p1'os 10 tvs SrN
Io~poN. May ~ The race for the Devon.
shire plat. of ?aN sovereigns Al Manchester
to-day was won by Lord flle-m~res Kroon.
stad, ridden by Jenkiu. J ,urtir's Ellie
borin. with Maher up, was second Pour
hOrgasr
The sun., 1902-05-22
GREAT sACRIr,CE.

e8kAG SA0NltNE
Tor .ay SSSssS fsssssss rS., cs., i,sS, s
prompt dispcsAl: the following Hors.s hsv. s.ss,
80 ey present owner for past year ana AZ, a,
FAIR or CARRIAGE HORSES
objects and can rcsd /. miles pcr hour. 90
for Victoria or runAtout.
HIGH ACTING con
tultahe Tor runa bout OF ssdds purposes -Ar -....
wetfht up 70 80 lbs and is stSoltsly ser,ts ~
RrLIABLE FAMILY HoRSE
can be driven bv lady good con formation ar. -.
less OF everything. the above Horses at~ = -
warranted and subject To NrterinAr, crane.
ton Brewster Co Bearh phsrton MI .,f',.
station Wagon and o~ and nigh Whe,lci i',
abouts. all rubber tired and nesriy neu Net. a-e
some silver and bras sinrle and double CO.
ninAbout and victoria Harness. fnsHsh "a.
lady q and Gentleman's Saddles ana RrIdles ut.I..
and sum mer ldver'es; light and heavy lap Robe.
Utensils, these articles must be se-n IT, Ns a.,
prcriated. J. c. Egbert's stable, 10 las, :-ta a,
near ssh av See coaehmsn -
A-AoENTLEMAN WILL SACRIFICE FDR,7,H
his HANDSOME HACKNEY BRED con b, 80
soutely feaness Of eyerytnlng has superb u,., ,st
eltn HIGH KNEE ACTION ven aitractNr 4, -
pearanee In fact, PRIZE for any one santinf.
perfect saddle and harness horse combined. a.
vile. Also a, less than QUARTER Waltz PIP
CANT NEARLY NEW sTlvERS RJNARti'r
rubber tried FAMILY stRRRi t,saN ',l-
STATION WAGON, bRHNSrfR RROuGHAE
!rabes. ,irs., VICTORIA lsL LBBER TlRES, MA
snsie and double harness lNPORTtU I.dy ssi
Gen,,s riding ssddie and brdi, rrR AND tLoTH
PRIVATE srAsis, as Madison sy l.Si :;,s
The sun., 1902-05-22

At Minneapolis NIrn-a rciis 3 Colur,bus 1.
Al ~ PatI-St. PAU. Toledo, 2.
A. Kansas C1iy-.ssme given 10 LOUISVILLE. y 20
In ann In ming whrn home team risyed Tot rair.
Af Muuauke~-Net grounds.
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Ne~ ENGLAND Iy~ague.

Az isyrne,-Iswrenc :. Concord. {,
a povsr DoNrr ~ Lowell
a. Tall River Nashua. u fsii River. u
A. UaXerhiu HANerhill. :. Nanrne1er. !.
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T. ~ \ TENNIS.
Formal English Challenge for the Inter.
national Matches Rccri, ri.

The formal challenge for IN. i1,ernatioraI
lawn tennis matches this season for tbe Da,Is
trophy hs- h"en received bv msIl from E1s.
land aud SECRETARY presl ~ Of th. sNI
] has given out the text Of the letter a.
follows
'n u, 4, ,,,I''ig e. , s,o,,'1'' LrA
mtrs ~ Management for ths in,-Insilonsi ma.
siica ~ have iuS h-li whs d-~ided 10 sen
cibci ou iHis inoTains IS follow, Picss- So.
sh,ll ns sl,d - hssr rom YOU in due ooa-..
'hAi 'n~tr IA 30 hkeiyhood Of the match al
thto1sh tni> Y"s' Yours Vrty iruIy
LoNpoN. tpril :
secretary Prcsbrev Immediately catle4
Ac'-ptancp ~ tho chaileng- a. 4 q lst'.r cor
NJ the English challenge - nov on ~, way
across III" OCEAN Presit"ui james pUisi'
at orc" appointed a conn i'trr, A. r','f'.
srrang" all pr"limi- -arl's Z. 4 to ,oI dr.l' o."
actual matches n" committee i, CON
possd Of james Dutgh,. Ri,hard S'a,~r. ~
2 r. snrer all three ororrs o. 90"
II SNOW settled fact that The iri.rrs'.Hr.-l
matches Will b" held int war and ne ....
questions op"n rr the dat pli,. a'd col.
ton OF an Amrfi n y team 10 II .et 'ia , al
Fingers l'r"sid"ni Dsi ght AM ounces .n si-
poirttag III" International Comm tr.
irternational matches "a ~ fret have th' tf''.-
100 OF the committ~e. and ~ -oog - r tr
h suggestions on th"-s ports Si., l." " go"
10 the English Committ"e CIV ascm"rf
W l. Understood that u" ~ scent ~.
leiic club - making an srori 10 -"cIr" 40
int "rpsttoral matches ih.s wear. hui ''"'"
j. little doubt th"v Nill l." h"ld ~ Hnh"s.'.
where IN" ~ Gaorgr 'rtck', t,4u hH- '.
b~-t srass courts N america n" d.f. 0il
probably bs two weeks ~ forr tt' N'vIn''
chnmpion.hip in""'ins. whi"h would p" t.
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nnonkL,N. ctNrINN,ri. /

CINCINNATI. MAY Il Hahn lost he game
TODAY in the seventh inning, ~hen he fr.t
fumbl~d Floods hunt and then threw N"
had previou.lv sin gled. scored on The rlay
and Flood reached third before the hall VAS
returned Flood scored when Farrell pu~hsd
a single psst Corcoran. who was ulrvtns IN
close Both pitchers we're remarkably steady
The sun., 1902-05-22

rutLlppI.rutA.

riru hssc m e-rnr, PNlsdslrhls !. In or
h.~s Chr.ro Fhilsd.lrhis I, IlrSt hsts ~
hri, or :, Vraln. 81 nssshN. struck
on, nv ~ VAIN. : by imsrlshJ, rEu base
Wsch pusylsbv Stolen hascs oHAEsn uou
NJ. MAY, 1Hkef. love sd q hsrsn. king md
n-,,rr VIVA -,ea - vr,ir Passed hA1 Wing
i'rrrir- n nav r1u- hour ana . 70 inu'r,
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Amn-r., and w,n,am. TIE In Lawn Tennis.

WILL, ssrovS MAY - -rhe scere after the
second da, . piay IN ,ae Triangular Lesgue tsnns
tocrnar-ni 10 as follows Amherst. q Williams. .
NeseyAn. a Inc We fof tne banner wil be played
OF TO morrow ~hsu Dough,y and Lyon OF WilnAms
will fnee, Piinp,on and Coilester OF Amherss N
the deciding match
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Eastern League.
At tEHsyy CITY


Al Bingharnton n-ningha-ton. 4, Syracuse. =.
Al Trpy-TToy. Albany
Al tllor-Ilion. a. i'tics. 1
Al Jonpsfown --fohnstoNn. a. Schneci sdy. q
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A, watsrsury ~ aterbury, Z. Nev LONDON. D
4, Ier,den Bndreport. s Nenden.
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western League.

A. Kansas ci,y Kansas CIV. :. Peor,. q
OtheT samss roeponed On a-coun, Of rain
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.sr,-.bur, Ri,er Rswins Regatta.

A distinctive move - populsri,e rowing IN
New Jersey has come In the share Of an open
regatta a. Rcd Rank IN he held on July s
under IN. auspices OF the Monmouth Bea,
Club The carnival IL 20 BE- styled the shrews-
bury River Rowing Regatta. and In is sue
c~.s are interested all the local ofnc,als of
the National Association of Amateur oars-
men and rovins men generally The courpe
on the Shrewsbury River will be q mile and
a half with q turn. except for the eiShts. which
events com prise the programme and they are
Junior Sin rles. senior singles. intsrmedists
.inslr- intermediate doubles. s~nior doubles.
interIn~diate pair shells. senior four Gies.
intermediate four shells. ssnior four shells
and intermediate eight shslla Entries may
be made with r 7. Brady. Red Bank
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The Ardsley club Ia. Joined the Hudson
River Golf Association. but too late to enter
a team IN thi. year. : contest for the champion
shin The circuit of mat ches includes -ieht
clubs. namely Mount Pleasant Field Tub 81
O-.ininx, Pow elton Club, N"wbureh, Saykil
Golf club, Yonker. DutCh.ss Golf and
Country Club, Paughk eepsie. Highlands
Country Club, Garrison. Country club. Nyack.
TwaAlf-kill Club. Kingston. and the Glen.
Nv. a side and the series Of home snd-home
matches which began last saturday, Will be
over before sept An individual cham
on sept ~. !. and ~
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Roy de RAisrres. ~. Ts-iss e. Watson. -
N-ifi Y. ]. ,, de RAlsmes, ~. SILL. yamse 4.
Toief o. E-ifs L. 2. Watson, Jr. q ~-iis'
Lionel II Graham. ~. N-iS. VIII L. Thompson.
Arthur H. Fem. tn. Palm Beach profes-
sicnal. Who 10 now Journ~ying among the
Me his summer courss. played . thiIty-six
hole match with Harry Reddie OF Watch
Hill. over the Inks Of the brcokhrn Country
purse Penn won by up and : 20 play. and
aitho ugh the rainy weather was not very
air hole record for the course Of iss Reddie
PLAYED a very steady game, hut he wac out
ciassed on the greens by Fem. who puttsd
very hriIiiantly As Penn was s up In the
mornina. an additional purse was made up
for the winner Of the afternoon match This
VA. also won by Fem. by up and TO play
The csrds were
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TSe Dsrsssh - Tue Dssax OHess Desirab,s
Adv Aata9eS
IN real essa,e Investment ses eunday's
avr. .-AS~
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A. tAk.,nle iio,chti~ School. n Williams
College Freshmen. o
AZ pvekskill itcckiand Niitary Academy, .;
Peeksktl kMtary Academy.
Al tIuitabe part Netropolitans. Cuban
Giants
III canton, y. Y-st. Lawrence rniversi,y =
Mddlebury College 1
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Nrw YORK
lilttsburg

rvohass hit, q. Smith, po~ermAr. Doyle
1Nrre eA.c hu wasn,r Hon. rin L~,ch.
nrsnsneId M by p,chsr avis MAth-ws'r
iirs, hAss'on halls ~. rsyic' on uaihesson
Str,ek Out ~ Tann-hlh. hV Taylor. = Ma
,nsw<on 1 Wnd Mitch Ia lor mrrr Irisl"
T1rr, / hour and ~ minutes Niendanre :.-s'