davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1903-06-07
Two Westchester Teams Meet In Piay fer
Meadow Brook Polo Cups.

Hampstead. y. y. June s-The initial polo
game for the Meadow Brook Club cups was
played to-day bet ween the two Westchester
teams, The first team had to allow sixteen
was too much Tor them to do. They made
fifteen goals. all but enough to cover the
handicap, but while doing il their opponents
scored twice, which kept them above water,
and the second team won by score OF l7h
to ~, The. game brought out for the first
time some of the crack players. notaply tne
pens in the third period. when Cowdin' $ pony
ci ,iocat ed its shoulder. The teams:
Country Club OF WestcheSicr. First. T. Cow
bury o: Eugene gcynai. 3. Total handicap, - >,
Country Club OF Ncstchcster. Second, y.
Blair 4; j. c. Cooley. Jr. 3: H. G. Brokaw. 3: n N.
Earle s. Total handicap, ".
Goals earned Wcstchester hrst. Is: Mestchester
second . Received by hnndcap- WestchesteY
second 10. Lost by penalties Westchcster hrst.
Il goal: Wcstchester second. u goal, Net score
Westchester second IA: Wcschester hrs', lr4.
Referee Robert Bacon.
The sun., 1903-06-07
THE CONSTITUTION MEASURED.
Reliance Towed to Bay Ridge Columbia
Arrives ~ Glen Cove.

The Constitution was towed through He'll
Gate Yesterday afternoon by her tender.
Satellite land taken to the Erie Basin, where
Meas,.rer Charles D. Mower. assisted by I'd
mund Fish. both OF the New York Yacht Club
measured the yacht. r. p. Doremus rep
resented ex-Comn,odore August Belmont at
the measuring and he watched carefully
everything that Mr. Mower did. The yacht
wa. warped into the saltwater Just outside OF
the dry dock, and when the yacht had been
stripped OF everything that Is not needed when
racing the length oh deck was taken and
then the lengths OF the overhanes, forward
and aft After that the sailspread was meas
ured according to the old rules, which are the
rul es that will be in force when the Cup races
are sailed
There were ffty-eight men Oh board when
the measurements were taken. Mr. Mower
declined to make the result OF his hgurin Z
known. He will report 10 the regatta COM;
mittee OF the club. and that committee will
The Constitution looked to be in fine shape.
She had new standing rigging, which IA much
lighter than the rigging she sarred iws ;;l1s ySalr
he wei Weight aoft is expected to help the yacht
Many mstook the Constit ution for the
Reliance as she was towed through the East
River. and the tootinr OF the vessels as the
to get a good view OF her.
She will remain at anchor of Bay Ridge
until this morning, whom she will he towed
down the Bay to the Horseshoe inside 81
The Columbia arrived az Glen Cove nom
the Hook. She will be brought down to-day
and be measured and will then follow, the
other two down the Bay: Every one Is hSp-
race o-morrow. as the races OF the Hook
are regarded bv all as the hrst real tests that
thA Chta will have.
The Reliance was to have been towed down
eroly in the day and BE- measured In the after
noon at the Erie Basin. but there wss 20 much
at New Rochelle. Later in the afternoon II was
much clearer. and at o'clock the Reliance
to Bay Ridge where she anchored last night,
and she will be mcasured this morning before
going down the bay.
The sun., 1903-06-07
The summaries follow:


The summaries follow:
chanp.en.hip-Eins rcund-M. M. Michael
snA > % plsy t'nlry -sx holes; ,, Gun.
scsss osasss. heat T. sios,on. Arsd.ie. ap: jams;
4. fIn9 1aI,gsIol. bea, j. s. Ahern Monclair.
n1 ressassisa,s, beat =, !;ns s,ma,Yo, rr..,n,,
sseS Asso bsys aS snse
~Gas rss ,snsnanttSo " sae e s'Ss S... Freeman .up
S.. s.s:ss fsss e.s eso ssa sss
ri nv 2 sss to R'ss s,. Evans, u. and TO
second Eight eHp'ps nn.d,y Eeunaaw 2 oS,1',r H.Esr
) SSpa up and s''s g play ,air.y 81, solsS; "
ss i :ss / ssy pssi Ssss Ss.ss ss,
s's.!c Ss.sc 5ss'dss.e3 ,sS ""sav
Lss. CUP E,s s1p;sT RonneE NeE,IS 4 Frse
ss s.Rs'
rna.s. s'assA h 3 Ssassss SSh Is:S
fs sn s4ss i%s is sts s rnnrp up and to
.sdf l. P:s Stout, 40 nrs.
ss,eT lr;,n & ri s1s & l. 'Sif 4. RoSr.n 3
EsstrSOd e c1. c.I.sc. s. n p,,ss nlmo oisa I'd
ksst: ksas. Hiso, sesse aiss HIs.s ); -
a. Morsel1! as r. r. Jneer c S.xsr E "a Frfs. g.
,,,ls EsfR T. Ess;y0fRa ,ST r. x % J. f!t,s R.sa
pS pMSseheii. eiien R!dge. ss S-T:j. 6. Rs,,srsoI.
En- Wiisoa. Ensiewood, g; Sd; E. z, ,I,.s, S,uIEn
s.',a.ISdb l!sSi seid acnseaIr 10 Ma.xn III loAS sH
xse!o. Isn.s!.r' . a. 'l-s': A. M Palmer Mont
M ,s% % HsEsoI sEs s Ssns an d as se
tsss1S sSe vsstchester team by a score Of
= .s Gssa ss1,n.st ss:. 8 Hos Vs.
e & x1se''' * T'''T o. Palmer d S'''"'e' ~
= wss h:.ss a;as q .n P'; Ea:a
'efss Se ssr.t 'ss round for tn. sh.mpion.hip was
ri..; &. ..'f: r.. e.rs s.t!t e. sss
r. p'sy e PAY + fss% ss:' asss
lss 70 pay, S,1,, !; ..s suilen Dfes feirey By y
29SHefA 29.ssss: Il. rD DAei. S S Sess W T. smy,hs up
10 play.
nAuvAY. June a--The Forest HIN Golf
Cur nixyed the Colonia Country Club at
toionls. to-day. the visitors winning by II TO o.
pore,t Hnl-R. Hunter. o. c. Marston, !: A. Tay'
fhams. J. Tossi. II. s,s n.
coioEa-Cochrsn. Armstrong. o,,cs, ~ S"'"' To. a.
ward, & Maurice. o; CHcEsnahk' o"'''' '"
tA 8.
.AiPp q a. ne Newark 4. 6. yesterday the re-
Pisss S1tsan-Halsey Tehsnor, p & ronnsy poan,es
- n. J. freins, G: Miller, g: tn. ". n.wHMa Ma
Aasms q ssuah.n z risi: IT, NJ i' w. of FisSsr ics
-. 0Iford, ,S0 Gsorge oleerd. ios' y.n.c
second S4teen.Cscil ASManon,ao MAD ,o. ". wallace
~, a. ". issaesS, io7; Thsodore Kerr iG Wih'am, AZ,
isyfs: rpigs.ess pigss.s III Nj, T. 4. ESns' lii; K
-: - Sh.d:s: q ~...
n. ~. rse,.s Hin eSsH Csah he sseend
The sun., 1903-06-07
NEW YORK REGATTA orr.
Annual Yachting Event Postponed for Lack
Of Entries.

The annual regatta Of the New York
Yacht Club was to have been sailed next
Thursday, but ii has been postponed for
the present. The Regatta Committee in
a circular issued yesterday said:
There being no apparent prospect that
any of the classes for the June regatta
will be filled, the club steamer will not go
down the bay on June II.
"The steamer Cepheue will be placed at
the disposal Of the members and the ladies'
accompanying them on the occasion OF
the Glen Cove cups, June ls lunch, ex-
elusive of wines, &c, will be provided, as
is customary, at the June regattas. The
9o-footers will be entered for this event
@The Cepheus will leave the foot Of East
Thirty-flrst street at 10 A. M. and will touch
at this pier on her return.
Tickets issued for the regatta on June
II will be accepted on the Cepheus.
IS. NICHOLSON KANE,
-NEwBuRY d. LAwToN,
EDWARD H. WALLIS,
Regatta Committee"
The sun., 1903-06-07
TERSCHOLASTIC TRACK GAMES.
Phillips AntiOver Athletes Win In Meet on
Soldiers Field.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, June Phillips An
dover won the Harvard interscholastic track
meet on Soldiers Field this afternoon by
scoring 40 points; Exeter was second. with
so1i. and Worcester Academy third. with
2IE. Andover scored points in every event
except the mile run. She took six trstS.
two Seconds, three thirds and three fourths.
sumner of the winning school won the 100
and 2aO in 10 10 and - 3-5 seconds. respec-
lively ,
Harry Lemoyne. the champion swimmer.
won the shot PIT and hammer throw. getting
a record in each. In the l8-pound shot he
did ~ feet and in the i2-ponnd hammer.
ila feet inches, These were the only rec
ords TO 90 by the boards.
The sun., 1903-06-07
Young Christians IN Games at Jersey City.

The cham mpionship meeting Of the Young
Mems Christian Associations of Northern
New Jersey was held yesterday on the Jersey
City associations athletic field, Jersey CITY
Heights. There were 100 entries in the dif-
ferent events and many Of the races were very
closely cont tested. The time made was not
very good because the track Is small one,
being sixteen laps TO the mile The Passaic
brancn won the banner for scoring the most
points with 20, Paterson was second with
Is points, then came Summit. lo Orange.
5; Jersey City. T. and New Brunswick. s.
7s.Yard Dasa Won By A. hranA, Paterson
+. TAYLOR: New , BrunsYEt s0ae sSo0ae u Ash'es y
g2O.Yard Dash-Won By X: l.tteneld. passaic
G. Ashley Paterson. second h. Ackerman. Passaic.
third. Time ~ rs seconds.
II. Abfahams. Jersey City. second: W. Gelger,
Jersey City third, Time / minute seconds. .
ONE. Mile Run-W0n By c. Dean Summn; T.
Sherman, Passaic. second: 6. Marvin. Paterson,
third Time. S minutes IS rs seconds
Boys Relay Race-Won by New Brunswick:
Running Broad Jump Won by J. Bromlow,
Paterson, with a jump of ls feet io,a inches g..
Brown Passsic, second, win IL feet o. inches:
". Courier, Orange, third. with IL feet = Inch.
Running High Jump-Won by G; Strasup, Pas
sale with Jump OF 5 feet: &. Alerton. Psssaic,
second with feet 10 inches. V. Brown. Orange.
third with feet 10 inches.
putting II Pound Shot-Won BY G. Dean. sum
nit. with put Of 81 feet 2s inches: d G Strachan,
second. with sa feet - iaches; e Chamberlain
The sun., 1903-06-07

The opening regatta OF the Gravesend
Bay Association was sailed yesterday after
noon. The regatta wss managed by the
Marine and Field Club. apd there were nine
teen starters. The wind ~yae south 9-south-
tist several OF the yachts had trouble finding
the turning marks iiisesP boat: %.SaSed n 1hIeS
was a beat. the second broad reach and the
third a close reach. v. X. Child. Trouble
did the best work. She won In her class
The other winners. we're BeAito.. QEss-
nah Martha M. and Kelpte. INe Qutnque
* ;ss sssfs ssss,s "'F' disqualified ~ s''as'e
The sun., 1903-06-07
Racing at 81. LOl!is.

ST LOWS Mo- June @, The CLASSIC Club mem.
bers' handicap stake was the chief event OF cara
OF seven races to day, The eTratic Found was
good thing, heavily played, and .cd from ihe re
from the favorite. Little Scout. The hr>, three
races went to favor,tcs. VIII lie the other events
went 10 second and third choices.
5 20 q won: Thoth, 81 wilson, 10 to |, SECOND:
Curd Gilock, l02 Morse, Is 10 !. third. Ihno.
1885,. Herodes. Yarns Fonso. Iris" Ohtgen.
Royal Athlete and Katie Gibbons also ran BOY
on Early Regen, fell OF -
Second Rsce-Four and half furongs-S"et
Myrtle, 100 lBookeD, 70 s. Won; Ealgma n
tSheehan,. iS 70 I, second Lady Ray; "a tGuliett,.
! 10 1, third, Time, o:Ssh, Castle GIegory. Hat
Colin Georse INSTRUMENT and Canosss also ran.
Third Racc-SA furlongs- Reducsr, ~? Itooker,:
even money. won: Tom Crabb, io2 LLuehrsl q
TO l, second: FuauItha. loo ,Lupetp 70 T. anird
Time. lI7 Cressida, Or. Carnck. The BACK
Scot Dom,nls snS BrooaleI also nd,,. ,.n,d s,,r..
D. won; Little Scout, iii tCobuInl, ITO 10. SECOND:
Fdeardo, ~ tGullett,, 10 10 !; third. Tine 3a3.
Jack xoung and South Breeze also ran. ,,,,.,-,
rfth Raeeorye furlongs.h husie1 io twiisSna.:
Matt Wadleigh. ITO tBooken, TO |. third: Tine.
I0tIs. Handcar. Bush Smith, Little Pirate, Tom
Kilcy. Ben Adkins and Arnold X. also ran
sixth Race-One mile ano twenty yaroe-Cher.
i.hed, 10. (Brdwen. 5 70 won; Brown yA,i. 70
10 /, third. Tine, i:1e. Bounteous. Lsssrc.,
RAstus and Chsndoo als0 ran.
Seventh Ract-Sevcn and q half fIIloa gs-SyeeS
Dream. lG2 (Nison). 4 to 1. won: Miss Nag pay,
io7 tBookerl, even. second; BaroneL iG dSAMs.
:. ''li: Gs.> .l.:; vs.. sass S'::; y: S:';la
The sun., 1903-06-07
r,r.t Race for seawanhaka lS.Feo,ers.

Seven OF the new is-footers that have been
built by members of the Seawanhaka-Cor-
ipthian Yacht Club sailed the first OF series
of races for the centre Island cup at oyster
Bay vest erday afternoon. The yachts raced
over the inside course1n light southeasteriy
wind, and e. ". Wetmore's Sabrina was the
winner, The start was maoe az stS, ihers h,,.
the contest was declared oil.
The sun., 1903-06-07
spills In bicycle Race Al Atlantic City.

ATLANTIC CITY. n, D., June s.-Three
amateur riders were thrown on the seven
lap board track at the Bicycle Coliseum this
afternoon and received numerous body
bruises and cuts. W. Evans. colored In
the five-mile handcap. struck the rear wheel
OF Z. ,Droomheld as they entered the ups;
rolled a dozen feet. Evans was sent Aging
in the air u distance Of fifteen feet, making
a double somersault in his descent Henry
rider, crashed into the fallen men and also
fell. No bones we're, broken.
MANY spectators climbed upon the track
to render assistance Just as five other riders
came down the stretch I6e racers aysrted
Of their wheels Robert Brady, so yards.
won the race in II minutes seconds; Charles
Van Doran. scratch. was second. and Richard
hemphill third.
One Mile Open -Amateur--won by Brady; Fred
King NewYork, second; Charles Van Dorsn, third
Time, minutes 81 seconds
D. b. Evans. second. Time, minutes ~ seconds.
The sun., 1903-06-07
YACHT IRONDEQUOIT BEATEN.
Tho Effort 0utsails Challenger fer Canada
Cup ~ kniskerbOCksr Regatta.

AsO ESssVrs V0NoSbbp SuS"CuDVs
Cup ~ kniekerboCksr ReEatta.
Irondequoit. the much heralded cup
CHALLENGER for the Canada trophy l. met t,esi de-
regatta OF the Knickerb booker Yacht Club
The successful yacht In the +3-foot class. IN
the acknowledged champion Of that class
In thAse waters, The new cup hunter was
beaten by more than five minutes at the end
mark. and soon aiterward withdrew from
the contest.
The, Alert. another nex craft. '.. spread ID
than co&modors as% ''s Mason e s' new ayer Leds,
by i. ". MscIslian. and Mr.. Alker's steam
yacht Florence follow her over the course. -,
The regatta was the m oct successful, M OF
board Of %hcs wers ay a o
hearts and wives Of the club members. fol-
0Ssd s rtSn Ss sscais ai wn NH S ans
the m9Snns blew straight Snd doT5 The
along from me- east northeast. The course Tor
the larger yachts was a beat 70 GangwaS
The hsa 70
after the Effort rounded the, easterly mark
and came in later from south by west: After
from @ Under 'f her pe Ice and led The feet ali the
was ns eapaneS aeleh q sS' BY oscar
reaatta COMMITTEES, by saving that tn, the new nns
opponsnt ofs,s Mss bSs be. s smPy 3' 3or
spin. The fact that she was beaten no sig.
aHy in 70 and the
opinion Is that unless she improves greatly
in her tunina-up spins. she IS not the best
graft that can be selected TO capture the
aIoopa a. FOOT CJAaa-sTART lOS.O0
ELAPSED
rIors' Sss% F. c?a 4 o%nsi; smi,h ssMlss WI; we;
irondeauoIi, ". Gardner. ....,., pd no. hnlsh'
sLooPs. a-roor CLASS 'cRuisiNo TRIm-sTARr
1:lO:O0.
Nn;',y Wn,f wing lows %scr. befrian sGst .ssssss
Moor.. se-roor clAss-srAnr, ii5,o".
t.eda. 8. n. Mason. Jr,......... 81 IS o6 y
sLooPs. 80 VooT GLASS START l:2s;oo.
fIe.,hi,ay Floss IL " " afsT s. H.nnen H
GHsT G,t,s p.,sr AsA%%oIs % 1a Ts' n'' os
RAcEAsouTs-srAnT. ESQ.
$sS "a: { i $?;; ! s;1:. Ss ;s;$s
sLooPs. Is FOOT CI.Ass-srART. la5:0o.
z:sEs:' z:s's :: :;s q 4, n,,s
rAwIs-sTART il5M9.
Irene Daniels and Allen. o N u 80 "
CABIN cArBoArs-25 FOOT cLAss-sTART. 1880.
Ripple Kraemer and Miller. 10 81
Annie G and James Custance 70 40 35l 40
OPEN sIOoPs-ol FOOT cLAss-sTART li0;Oo.
Jeebi, A. n. r. Brown. ,.,,,..,. w A3 w 5S
Gazabo II. I. EMlte. ......,,.. DID not nnish'
PhidaS c. krshhOf, ...,...,. Did not hn'sh'
NEW neutrality-suspicious. CLASS START l:tN:0o'
Caper, p. L. Howard, .,....... t3 ~ n3 ~
Knave. r. n. Xavier. .,,,.-,..,. 45 80 0o -
Ace, Miss A. havier ......,.. - % -
Alga 4. Mestre ............,.,, 81 ~ ~ 10
MANpAssBT BAY-oNE- DESIGN CLAss-srARr13o0
Lambkin. W. W. Swan.......,.. :! 81 3o1 q
Falcon. Stevens & Cole ........ 80 81 10 80
Arizona, g. a. Cory ,.,..,..,,. ~ " u" -
oNE-DksI1N CArBoArs-sTaRT. ii5oO
.,... c...-. c,.,, sr 4, "a e,
The sun., 1903-06-07
University ef Toronto Lacrosse Team
Defeats Johns Hopkins University,

BALTIMORE. June e.-Johns Hopkins Uni
versity lacrosse team was defeated by the
University Of Toronto team to-day by the
score q but sS9ss SIs,d9s s1ry Ssd ths bss' ns
OF Hopkins II endHaNcs and this void the
tais IN the iasa halt. Ths .eeses ffon b.
siSIssssss siSSIRasSs y ef Yss.sss sea IN Dskimcss fos
a long time. 30. t" 3. 49, .- % il,
The sun., 1903-06-07
Sachen,s Head Yacht Club to Open Ne0
saturday.

The Executive Committee Of the Sachems
Head Y. {. announce that the clubhouse
will be open next saturday. Commodore
Wayland has ordered the squadron TO assemble
early in the day and TO salute the club
burgce and ensign when r,astheaded At y
half Ina stad la memory of Sheffield Phelps
f. G. Dinner and Burwill Carter. late mem-
bers of the club. Commodore Wayland has
appointed DR.. Forbes Hawkes. feet surgeon
and Cotton u. Noble hag lieutenant.
The Regatta Comiitiee announces the loi.
lowing dates for club races Season point
races, July 4. 49, q and Aug. Il. "a. 81. Special
knockabUut team race, July .. LADIES
race. Aug. 10 annual regatta, Sept. = aIr
nual cruise, Aug 3-S. Club races Will %
started at 10 O clock in the morning.
The sun., 1903-06-07

Marc NJ. Michael. Of the Yountakah Country
Club followed his dosRed uphill victories
OF Friday by winning the ffth championship
Yesterday in good style from n. ,. Cole. at
the Bslttsrol Coli Club. Michael won by
$ up. and 70 play, after being but up
year and Is a long driver although holding
the hands reversed on the shaft with thumbs
straight down, the left hand being below
the right. the way called overhanded in base
bail. Michael went out in the afternoon in
81. The minor cups were also fought out.
.ynnaes A. Tying won a good match. There
was tie In the medal play handicap. The
fiectins every credit on the committee Of the
association and Of the club. The card in
the championship final was:
The sun., 1903-06-07

Shovonne, George j. StelH..... 5 II % 20 81
Copperhead, r. Brandt. ...... Did not nnish
The winners were the Effort. the Nautilus.
the I.ada. the Alert, the Grasshopper, the
Snapper. the Irene. the Ripple. the Jeehi.
the Caper, the Lambkin and the ShoNonne'
The sun., 1903-06-07

team. as follows:
evllc--HoGman, 2; Wood, o: Fish. .: Wood
run. o. Reed, o. Total, l. -
r, Feres, A!ll-,smiih. % Hsgertya o, Derby Q;
The sun., 1903-06-07

MoRR1srowS. June e.-There was handi-
cap match at the Morristown Field Club
to-day in which Morgan Smith. 3. tied DR..
G. c. Boiling, 10. for first place. both having
net score OF 70. Smith now holds the record
for the new course. having made 3s for the
showed IL.
The sun., 1903-06-07
TWO GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS.
MRS. NANCE RETAINS TITLE IN
WOMEN'S METROPOLITAN.
marc Michael Leads In the New Jerscy
state Play At Baltusrol-Big Ficlds at
Eastern Parkway and Dyker Meadow
--Team Match NJ HnrlAs HAL

EtWSO ssoy ~ nSutuNIOh-uI8 FICIO0 NJ
Eastsrn Parkway and Dyker Meadow
Team Match at Harbsr Hin.
Mrs, 4. A. Mance Of the Baltusrol Golf
Club won for the second time yesterday the
championship Of tho Women's Metropolitan
Golf Association by defeating at the Richmond
County Country Club Miss F, Louise vander-
hoef OF Ardsley and Monmouth Beach. by
up and 3 to play. Mrs. Manice made the
hrst seven holes In twenty-eiRht. securing a
lead that carried her through with success,
In spite OF the vigorous attack by Miss Van
derhoef afterward. Tho latter had usually
the better Of the long game, but her approaches
were rather wild. Playing the ninth. Miss
vanderhoefs csddie lifted her bali BY mis-
take and then replaced II. but 1t was passed
by Mrs. Manice a. rule OF the green" +.
A. Manice caddied for his wife and Mrs
Stout for Miss vanderhoef
In it's first stage the match was all In favor
OF Mrs Manice. She took the first In to I,
after both had played I to the green. The
next was half In 4. A clever won the
Wee Drop" for Mrs. Manice. Miss Vanderhoef
being short and taking 4. A Hubbed ap-
proach cost her the fourth and on the fifth
Miss vanderhoef made even worse work
with the mashle. losing once more. They
were square on the sixth green In g. but the
seventh was won by Mrs. Mnnicc In a dar 3.
II 10 only l2s yards. Mrs Vanderhoef taking
a..
Then. for a spell. the game went against
Mrs. Manioe. Playing the eighth she drove
out Of bounds and was also out on her third
shot. Miss Vanderhoef winning In to 7.
The ninth. after poor work by both. was
halved in 7. leaving Mrs. Manice I up at the
turn.
The title holder was in trouble from the
tenth tee. through pulling but Miss Wander
hoef was within ward Of the cup on her
approach, and. holing in g. had an easy hole.
On the eleventh. as she had on the ninth.
Mrs. Manice half topped her drive, the two
faults and the slice out Of bounds on the
eighth being her only errors. from the tee
Areen In . and won In to Z: Playing the
Twelfth Mrs. Manice was on the near bank
OF the brook on her second Miss Vanderhoef,
who had a good lie. but failed to get the ball
zip cleanly with the brassey, was In the brook
On the far side. Mrs Manioe just got over
MS, stoSt S~ sassestsd @ tina" That Nj Mis- Wander
hoef drop back and take penalty stroke.
but the mpetuous young Ardsley player was
ttTm on trying 1t. She nude n good attempt.
bnt. with ali the splash OF water. the ball was
only Jumped to a worse place. Miss vandcr-
s 3. 4. half IN S was recorded, NEXT and
that she had only a short put won the four
tsenth In = to s. and was dormie. After slicing
her second TO- the grass Just over the brook
on this hole. Miss vanderh osf made a beau
tiful play. with the niblck. reaching the green
and nearly boiling 1 Tor hnIf od on the nsSt at
fog. Mrs. Manice on the fifteenth. and the
half. The card was
The sun., 1903-06-07

shin, was carried of BY a Baltusrol player,
Mrs. ". Fellowes Morgan. president OF the
Women's Metropolitan Golf Association. who
Country Club by Up and to play: Mrs.
Morgan was up at the turn. The card was.
Nm. Aorssn - 9 s3sss e--!s
MIA Lase 9 q 8 : = as 100
sBve h0S0 not played
The sun., 1903-06-07

The scores of the handicap al the Crescent
A. &. yesterday were in this order:
-ss: c. c. Mason, 81. ls-7s; W. y. Goodwin. IS.
I'll: H. b. Rhctt. 80. i4-7s: J. H; Nelson, 100:
10; X. G. Mckeever. 0S. 18-7e: A.. 8: Sheddie.
los. 23-sa: r. Galr, Jr.. 93 l0-sS: r. Moore, "a.
9-s5: H. S. Fogg. l0e. 1872.
The sun., 1903-06-07

Nine cards only were returned Yesterday
In the handicap at the MOntclair Golf Club.
ut the New Jersey State champi ons ship. either
as contestants or spectators. The scores
The sun., 1903-06-07

~ ~ ysss.a Hin f(elf CAB sAs 'seend
The sun., 1903-06-07

There was mixed foursome yesterday
at the Madison Coli Club. in which the fol-
lowing scores were returned:
H. V Barrow and Miss Morrow. "a. SO: Mr..
and Mrs ". r. Baker 90. ie-sS; Mr.. and Mrs.
Downs ioi. 1916: X. II. McGraw and Mrs Scar
borough co. i0-ss: Mr.. and Mrs. n, II. Plum. ss.
$50: Mr. and Mrs. W. o. Rogers. Jr. lU. l3-92.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-04-30

There is nothing in name unless It
is well advertised.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-04-30
NOTHING IN IT.
Russian Government Makes
Statement as to Man.
churia.

st. Petersburg, April 2S.-The Rus
sian foreign minister, speaking of the
Pekin1 dispatch of April %, setting
forth the eight demands made by Rms
sia on China regarding Manchuria, en-
tered denial of number of points
and minimized the importance OF 9TH
ers. Commenting on each point sepa-
rately the foreign Office says:
"First, absolutely false, not our af-
fair; second, depends upon China, not
in our pour parlers; third, false; fourth,
unimportant; fifth, such is the pres
ent arrangement; sixth, extremely i'm
portant, since an English vessel In 1902
introduced the plague; seventh, false
eighth, the integrity of China is al
ready adopted into the Russian pro.
gram; no need to discuss that now.
Regarding the whole negotiations
which have been dragging along, the
foreign office says:
There is nothing directed againgt the
interests of the powers or their COM
merce; others enjoy the same rights in
the interior as we. OF tn j.. towns now
opened to trade the railroad will carry
Russian and foreign goods through the
country, but we or they cannot sell
them in unopened towns. If the towns
are opened all will benefit alike. 1t is
to the greatest interest to demand de-
velopment of trade. The pour parlers
concern multitudinous detailed ques-
tions which were not foreseen when the
evacuation was decided upon.