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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-02-28
FOUR MATCHED HORSES.
They Were Color"h Hinch, Just ~
tht. DellrL. l!nh SAih.

Lord Mansfield the famous lord chief
justice of England had Il h.trr prop
dice against horse draIrrS. Wi.rl IL is
said. had its rise In Il bitter di~amuuU
mcnt he hud experienced 20 tn" amd-
of one of them Wien %" WIS appan
ed lord chief Justice iu l,.,G l' wished
TO have four black lorScS without "A
white hair for his carriage After col.
siderable difficulty the four black
horses were found and approved. for
they were handsome EOr~cS ANA just
what the lord chief justice wanted
The price. of course, was heavy one,
it always is under such circumstances
For time all went well and his lord
ship was well satisfied with his bar
gain Then one horse began 10 develop
n white star and another white frt-
lock and another was dishgurcd by a
white blaze indeed. IN all Of tNrm m
one place or another the Lated white
appeared.
The Judge sent for the horse dealer
who had supplied the horses and
threatened him with all kinds OF pHius
and penalties That worthy however
was not in the least put ou' 10y tl"
wrath of tie noble lord lie insisted
that he had not msr"pre~cntrd TIM
horses on his bill ana pointed out ON
that document being produced that h"
had sold to his IordShip four horses
colored black. This of course did
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-02-28
WATCH THE EAST END
Big Improvements to be Made in This Part
Of the City the Coming Season.

AIloue2 instead OF beng the quiet
corner of the city as usual after the
close of navigation, is full of life and
activity this winter and will continue
during the spring and summer. \
large force Of men are working on the
addition to the ore docks which are
being pushed to completion as fast as
possible
SChmitt Bros contractors, have
been awarded the contract for build
ing six stall round house !or the
Great Northern road at Allouo2, n
ciuder pit, and a new power house for
the ore docks. Work has commenced
and under the terms OF tie contract
must he completed by May The
contract price amounts to about $40,
900
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-02-28
THOSE TAX SETTLEMENTS
County Board Rejects Report of Committee
and Decides on an Investigation OF all
Tax Settlements.


and percentage of loss to the county;
the committee shall also IN brlei terms
state whether the properties are I'M
proved or uuimproNed, and make
such other remarks IN regard to loca.
tIon, value and surrounding clrcum
stances AS VIII aid the board III com
ing to a proper conclusion; the com
mlttee VIII also take INTO account ana
he may have paid in taxes on any part
or portion Of his properties, at any
tline or 'I''eS uu'l'lE a''lH 'l pr'iou "
tha,, a,av cr.Jit nm owner who after
a long and continuous period OF de
Iinquency finally pays IN q sum IN
Stt,Ie'nT'1' ',' q, ,jn,n ~ y.t,I"nnnI
litigation was pending TO set ASIDE Iae
taNet, ana "helI'' iho SrIt'elleh'
was maue III ol"Proil'lSo "' "'E"''"".
That no action he taken by the
bonrd IN any case. bv suit or other
wise hooking 10 the setting aside Of
eattIamants or = are-assessmeut OF tax
as nntiI ranorts upon atI the eases are
hafnra this hoard. When suCh rrports
arp made and laid before the board
ali owners interested or their agents.
shall he duIy notified that dav shall
he set apart for hearing of each par
ticulnr case by the comfy board and
thor such n ynpr will then be given an
onnortunity Ia he heard in pprsOu or
hr counsel i'm support of his settle
mont before definite action viii he
t,lyan hv the hoard
OF course il the bill now before the
laoisiature to lpgali2a all tax settle
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-02-28

The round house is tor the accom-
mediation of the Great Northern en-
gines used in hauling ore. Hitherto
these engines have been housed in the
houses at the West End We announ-
ced some time ago that the construc-
tion of this house was under consider.
alton, but the railroad officials profess.
ed to know nothing about it
Keep your eyes on the East End and
the trans NemadIi district this com
ing season, there Will be some import
ant improvements in Tins part of the
city that will set the most confirmed
"knocker' to thinking
Working men it you do not own
your home, now is the time to buy IT,,
and buy it at the East End
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-02-28

Ata a meeting of business men and
citizens at the office of ". IL Webb
last evening upon suggestion of VIM
VI. Gil 1t was decided that it was for
the interest of the city that the old
Elst Fad Chamber of Commerce,
should be aroused from its slumbers
and again be in active operation.
A meeting for this purpose will be
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-02-28

Little Willie proudly 1ly pa knows
a few things
Little Bob fcontemptuousIy1 il' ny
pa knows fewer things than your pa
Smart Set
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-02-28
Modern " OOlmcn

pOStwOop CAMP No intj, Modern Woofmel li
Am,rica-Muct, every Tuesday IN Music
Ig,II1 building, at : y. N. our camp hre
il always burning and neghbots from olht
'"''tS "''' ". +. Al. RIGHT V. G.
r. WEBB, 'lelk.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-02-28
knights OF pythias

NENApu LODGE Ne, Il meets every ! iiIaI ,,'l,
evening .Muric Hall cor. West TIN oifvo'
anu '''' "'' y 'Hi'EKRERT ". NEWTON, c. G,
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-02-28

The county board on Saturday last
bv the decisive vote of nine to live
refused to act on the special commit
tee reports on five or six tax settle
ments out of several hundred made,
and determined upon a general and
sweeping investigation of each ana
every tax settlement from and includ-
ing the tax of 1891 to the present
time, and to give the beneticiaries a full
hearing before taking action The
board thus put itself on record as not
approving of the untairness, PARTISAN
ship and prejudice of a majority OF the
committee who have insisted on act
iLg on few eases only, (and those
of cases, too, where large sums
we're paid to the county and city,
hile practically eXCusing or over
looking cases wherein the tax payers
actually lost very large amounts IL
the settlements.
The resolution of Supervisor Buhar
adopted is as follows
Resolved: That the investigation Of
tax settlements and tax rebates, now
in progress, be made a sweeping and
general one, covering the period OF
tax delinquency from the tax sale OF
1892 to and including the taxes of 1901,
TO the end that all settlements aud
compromises of taxes and liens made
by the county board or by Counoy
officers upon any real or personal
properties, in whatever rm or by
Whatever method be cancelled, an
nulled and set aside, and InHl the fun
amount originally abated hr collected
by re assessing the same, or ny such
other method as may be rrcommend-
ed by the committee or determined
by the county board that II is mani
testify unfair and unjust to single out
one or two or "A few owners and omit
several hundred who have received
benefit from such settlements and
compromises; that all should receive
like treatment at the hands ol The
county board acting in Its judicial ca
pacity; that If a sun can be recover
ed from few owners, similar sums
can be recovered from a large num-
Der of owners to the greater beneht OF
Douglas County and its citizens who
have paid their taxes in full from year
to year; that the report of the com
mittee shall show the authority or al
eged authority for each settlement or
rebate, dale oflebate, description OF
property, assessed valuation for i9J2,
| thTnMr n
form of settlement, whether by quit
claim, redemption certificate, decree OF
court or otherwise, total amount paid,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-02-28

Towrr Are station West superior. Wis
Nettlrgaa Ave station SUPERIOR Wis
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-02-28
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F- zH ara Taee- Station s.H street
lv.aatl Aatu.t r.at.l ia.Avr ave
New-York tribune., 1903-09-24
PULSUS WINS THE HOLLY.
BUMPED HIS WAY HOME.
"PittSburg Phil Makes the Ring
Uince zcith Lord THrco.

John + Naddeu'z big brown colt PuIs1s which
the Kentucky horse dealer sold 20 Z. r. Thomas
early iu the season and aftcrward bought back
again. literally bumped and bulHed his wsv 20
victory in the Holly Hdndirap al Gvavesend yes
terday
The Holly is ono of the BROOKLYN Jockey Clubs
annual fixtures for rwo-y sar-oIgz over the about
six turlongsr course and it's renewal yesterday
brought out ten Youngsters whose Performance
This season have placed them considerably higher
in tne racing scale than the common herd oS two
year-ods- Madden entered both Pulsus md Tn
Minute Man. hut finally intrusted his jacket To-
tho brown colt Tho hand,caope was trife
more lenent with pulsuS than vith his stable
companion. but with rs pounds he was top weight
after The Minute Man had us-u withdrawn and
With this impo>t re was compelled O. make peril
ously large concessions To- his competitors.
-veu with his ITpUSf. however. no seemed so
distinctly tho class % the race that the public
felt hesitaucy in making him first choice in
the market. pulsus did not seem inclined 70 take
a lively interest i1 the struggle ut first. and
through tho backstret-h he racing with the
straggiers. bur the the turn for home
was reached he atoned for his earlier performance
and shoudered his way between Sweet Gretchen.
Divination and St. Valentine. who had been
scrambling along in front with praiseworthy zeal
though they a lot Of trifng terriers. After
he had crowded Sweet Gretchen completely out
Of her stride and had disposed Of the other two he
went on and won Divinatiou was second and
Mr. Schorr My third. II was a great surprise 10
even the supporters OF PulsuS when cain Of
foul lodged against Neil
William Astor Chanler's three -year-Old FLY Sal
vatella tipped" from the Gravesend barber shops
TO the rcmotest barroOm in The Bronx. and backed
from u TO I to s 70 l. a lightweight haudcap .
for all ages az about six furlongs as though she
actually felt under some obligations TO her spou-
The Sir Dixon lilly Outcome. carrying Wood
ford Clays Jacket had her pretty well Strengthened
out a the finish and she only beat her by narrow
margin. Damon. who had been well out in front
Of the way. finished third
J. " Colts geIding Amur beat a small field Of
steepleChasers over the short in selling
GasgaT the only that failed TO
finish He slipped his brideoin taking one Of the
brush Jumps and threw his rider
The three-year-old selling platter Lord TurCo who
runs In the name Of PfttsbUrE PhiIs' brother. was
made the instrument by which the plunEer scared
deeply the bank rolls OF the boOkies. He played
the colt down the line and baC again and although
his commissions may have been a few paltry
New-York tribune., 1903-09-24
JUDGING CLASS HORSES sHOw

The Judging OF the harness horses was very IN
terestinE. There were tventy-one entries. con
the horse must be lHs hands and not exceeding 10
hands.
Howard Uillets brown gelding Hassan. high
stepping quick action thoroughbred. driven ~
Harry Williams received the blue ribbon II
took the judges a long time 70 decide on second
choice bu. they dnaIlv awarded the red TO Alfred
@ Narderbts Sinbad.
In tie class for sixteen harness horses 20 he
EedinC Bonnie Style won first prize over Mr an
derbilts Sinhad. who was given q red ribbon , be
Gihsons and appeared = worry TO much " hile II
entered Rocksey. six-vear-old bay geidins, In
M- Vanderbilt exhibited Delight one Of the
finest hsavyweiEht hunters ever seen at The West
pure chestnut eeldinS ls2 hands high eight years
old. and has won al every SHOW ne has been eN
a. went over four fences twice without a break
Tib5on and Wrs Cirangiiie W Garth was third
with Amercls- IN the class Tor nlns -adde norseS
Weatherbe-'- brown mare. Spokanetta. handled Tho
frst prize Of 80. while : J. Houoway's brown geld.
ing. Mr.. Donley. took the blue
exceeding Isl hands high. .. g. Reds e1try
Irviugton and Monroe. won. and w. n c4tlin.-
a stallion. owned by James Butler. president %
ne, ne EIp7 sp9is7 r-fze 5ffered bv " II Taller in The
class for six trotters This stallion Is nine years
] r Gibsons chestnut stallion Goltferu. was sec
1rd Miss Nav Deeriug won blue ribbon with
her hav maze Natalie I'm the class for eleven com
tiua-i0u harness and SaC-le horses.
In the fGur-iu- hands Daniel -. Reids coach won
the first prize Of SO0. Stuart Duncan was seCOL -
and the coach owned by Thomas a Maitland and
William CaJIE third. Nr- Reds four-iu-AaId d
was driven by Charles A. Baudoine. W = May
Weazle won the blue for ponies under saddle. stu,
art Duncan received blue ribbon IT, . class Of
twelve harness horses for his black EeldinS An
I-rss and Y. +. MaCy's black mare Mono w1u
first houors in the harness horses not exceeding
Isl hands
In the class for ponies in harness the Dun gelding
TDrurrore driven by J. Garner " est, received the
blue with Flying Fox George Watson's black
geIGiuE. second
The show will he continued Thursday. Friday
and Saturday Of this week One OF the interesting
c0npetitious scheduled for to-day Will be among
ten saddle horses for prize offered by e. Oliver
TseIiu Nj Vanderbilt Will exhibit his Siubad and
Cinderella in several classes.
New-York tribune., 1903-09-24
WESTCHESTER SHOW.
Il. Vanderbilt UINNER
Captures Blue Ribbon 5cith Delight
and Reds 7cih SindbGd.

An ideal day with bright. clear skies. fine show
ring and good attendance contributed toward
making the opening day or The eleventh W-stches-
ter County Horse show yesterday afternoon at the
Empire city track. between Mount Vernon and
Yonkers. successful affair. The attendance at the
horse show was greatly increased hy the crowds
which came 90 the fau meet of the Empire city
TrottinE Association which is being held al the
track.
The horse show was attended by many from
Westchester county and this city. There were a
score Of Coa,h hiuE and automobile parties. and the
show itself brought ont string of some ~ thc
finest candidates iu country. and there keen
competitioa iu all Glasses.
Alfred GVyun- Vanderbilt hal entries iu four
classes. He did obtain any mention the firsJ
class or eight hEhstepuers. -1e~e his brown geld
tnE Subad and brown mare cinderella were out
classed in hook action and performance by Stuart
Duncans black mare Dusky Queen and black geld
ing Daveunam. but ho won a red ribbon I'm the light
harness class. whore no. drove Siubad To a run
about and another with Siuhad iu a harness horse
class His chestnut EeldiuS Delight carried of the
blue ribbon in the heavyweiEht hunters. Mr. Van
derbilt appeared twice in the ring
Among those who had spaces in tho parking
places We're Daniel O. Reid Miss E1hel g. Rookie
feiier. Henry Darlington. Thomas 4 Maitland.
Howard Willets. William H Catlin. Thomas A
Maitland. Paul q. Thcbaud. Charles \. Could.
Stuart Duncan. Marion story. Eugene 5. ReynaI I.
b Attcrbury and James Butle-.
Miss Ethel Rockefeller daughter Of William
Rockefeller. came from Scarboro-on-the-F Hudson
with an automobile party OF young women. and at
> o'clock served luncheon in her big machine
Thomas A. Maitland came IN foUr-in-hand. with
Mr and Mrs. Richard Carman. M Hyde James A
Maitland and Master Maitland. In Eugene ReynaVs
four-in-hand were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles :. Bates
jr-. Of New Rochelle.
Mr- and Mrs + r. Wcatherbee and their daugh-
tiers. who came over from Mamaroneck. brought a
coaching party Of young people from Orienta Point
W =. Catlir and his daughter Miss Mary Catlin.
drove from Rye in two-seated trap. Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul g Thebaud and theft guests Mr.. and
Mrs. George Fordyce and Miss Matte Pelot came
from White Plains TO the track IN automobile
in twenty-five minutes
New-York tribune., 1903-09-24
JUDGES FOR NATIONAL HORSE SHOW.

The National Horse Show Association OF America
Will hold It's nineteenth annual exhibition Mad-
son E0uare Garden on November Is 20 q inclusive.
The prize list premiums amount 20 over S5Zto
There are ris classes The Waldorf-AstoTia Chal-
1arga Cuf, the American Coaching Club Challenge
Cup and The Illustrated Sporting News cup are
among the prizes offered
Tho following men have been asked 70 act IS
iudres. -rhoroughbrtds-J. ". Rogers Hackneys-
Iosart r Wideuer Trotters and roaGsters-AIbert
C. Hall carl : Burr. ir.. and Shelby T. Harrison
French coa-he-s. halfb-eds. street cleaning and
heavy d-aught horse~-R- T. Carman. Fourth
hands tauderrs. carriage and harness horses:
horses carriages and appoirtrents-F. T TuderhiIl
IT X HIoodEo0d and r. +. Earmau. Pony stations
md brood mares and ponies IN harneSs-M Marion
S-o-v saddle horses and ponies under saddle.
Vivian G01ch. Hunters and 1umpers-John T. Cow
din William : Ellis. Victor C. Mather and Harry
NJ smith associate judge. Cavalry horses and
cf fa~gers-Colpuel Charles q. Treat L. : a Vet
m lrsDe-tors-Dr william Sheppard, y. r
n Y Dr Thomas G. Sherwood. NJ r =. Y. 5.
and Or j Elmer. =. Y :.
New-York tribune., 1903-09-24
GOLF
Entries for UomcH's pionshiP
To Be Announced To-day.

Although the entry llsr for the woneus national
golf championship closed Tuesday night. Ma
turin RalIou secretary - the United States GoIf
Assccia ton will not public tne names until
today. M BaIlOu acknowledGes however. tcat
the list Will not be large as thar ~ n year
ago when the championship took place ---Myopil-
Few Of the better known Faster, players have
entered and the list Of abseutees viii include be-
sides Mrs. c. T. Stout the present champion Mrs.
2 A NauCe the METROPOLITAN champion. Miss
Ruth I-nderh!u champion IN 1893. Mrs W FeIIovres
Morgan. president Of the WCmeu's Metropolitan
Golf Association. and Miss Louise Vanderhof
4 Western player has never vet won the cham
ponship. this zine IL looks though the title
would 60 one OF them Miss Bessie Anthony.
who recently won the Western worneu's champion
ship, IS the favorite. and her form OF late would
indicate that her chances are good. In match
over the GIeuview links last week with Lawrence
New-York tribune., 1903-09-24
LITTLE EFFECT FROM NEW RULES.
Morley Declares This Will Only Show Late
IN Season-Columbia' Lineup.

william. r. No-ley. C0lumbias football coach,
--re--z--- announced tentative lineup for SatlT-
t.-.. g-r-a with Wesleyan This gives a general
-.--4.. r-e+ columbia VIII put strong team on
.-. ~sr4 for i-s FIRST game. The lineup is L'ft end
4e... = --rn-r end Bishop. left tackle. Brown and
-,.f-v-... reet guard. Tomliuson and AiEethinger;
.----- -r--fle. right guard. D0liH and Staugland;
-.-r- tackle T Thorp and Laulers. right end.
,r.- .-s rs7--. qua-te-back Fisher and Jones. left
-.-r.-.t smith. rie-t halfla-ll Warner and Fran
-- r---r.-E uuaH and Fisher. 90 these there
.-- thirteen men FROM last years squad
.s-esrf-, yesterday .5r the FIRST time publicly on
tr. new football rlles. Mr- Morley SAID
r- -sg..rf fa tHe new rules. 20 nor think they
-r e.+ Tho -ftla Df play lu use by ine tls teams
mini lats D. The season. ana yen ln"A l,l ~ any
.---- .,-rfrr The gaarreruack piaj "lu not pe
,--- .5r-aret-aIr because ~ tho prohl1it1rF pro-
--,s.--. -rer He must r-u I've yards % the SIDE
r...-- urara Tho taI was snapped hack oetorc
r.-rs-Irl. the -Iu- ~ s'flmf1aEc
r- ,a.terda-rs practice Work was again com
.--..-lraf, Iseht the varsity playing only @ ten
lrI--a ElIF and scoring on the SCRUB Jones kleh-I
sl.r fr.rr the reld a. the ~ yard 4n" ana
e---tF u-4- forced over Tor 81 touchdown
New-York tribune., 1903-09-24
COLUMBIA HAS NO GOLF TEAM

Columbia College is now without a EolfnE Or
ganization. which will leave this city without rep
resentati0n in the intercollegiate golf championship
next month, unless new one is formed. J. q
Bates. OF the Law school is about the only one oS
last years team returning 20 college this fall He
was captain last year. and IL is u be hoped that
he will secure enough new material TO organize a
team Among those who have left college are
J. 6. Jackson Lyman Rhodes. j-.. and Stephen P.
Nash. who was last years manager. The decline
of golf at Columbia has been due in part 20 The
lack 0f "a suitable course upon which 20 practise
Members Of the team have been obliged 20 do thel-
work on distant links with the result that C0luu-
bia has never taken high place IN the cham
piOnships Efforts will be made 10 rporgauize the
club early next month.
New-York tribune., 1903-09-24
HANDICAP At EASTERN PARKWAY.

Having completed its improvements At cost q
5000 the Eastern Parkway Golf club. OF Brook
lyu. will hold Invitation handicap on Octo5sr
g. al eighteen holes medal play. Invitations have
been sent 10 the members OF the Crescent Athletic
club. Dyker Meadow Golf club. Marine and Field
club. Richmond Hu GoIs club and Nassau Coun-
trv- CLUB -Four prizes will be awarded. Following
are some Of the important matches -o occur prior
10 rha- tournament
October s-luaIiryiug -arrf i- club Championship.
zhteen holes medal PLAY divided into four classes.
prizes Tor each class
October l-Frst round match plav. f1r chsrpiorshi-
October IISecont round. match pay. for clampi1n
ship
october cFiuai round tairtystx ho-s. t1- ~h71pi'u
ship
october 2S-Secoud round for Presden--s CUP
October 5p-FInsf round c1r Presidents CUP.
New-York tribune., 1903-09-24
MISS sTRANG AND H D. BETS WIN.
Finals at Yonker-Westfau. Mollenhauer,
Anderson. Belts in Semi-fnals of Singles

Mss S--anE and r. Z Betts wor the tnal match
iu the mixed doubles yesterday in The i1vitation
tennis tournament on the courts % the AmaEassin
club of Yonke-s. This pair played dashins and
spirited tennis against Hiss Helen H0mans and
Louis v L.edoux. who made a plucky UPHILL bat
tie The mems singles were brought up % thd
sar7f-anaf round. iu which samuel o. Wes-ffL -
now brarketed against his clubma-e Or the Kings
County Tennis cub Harry W. N0lieuhauer, and on
tie lower brackets Frederick q. Anderson. Or the
same club. g. meet II. u. Belts. or the West
side Tennis Club
Miss Hornans and her partner were somewhat
faris1led from former match IN which theT
4efeated Miss Atkins and Francis p. Allen. Misi
Houars is the sister % Sherard Honans. Princes
tons football player The summary
Nh. SINGLES tarst rounds O. Miller Columbia rnt-
verslty defeated r Wyue AnnaSassin Club. 6i rs.
500 r0urd-sansueI O. Westfau Kings County Tennis
Cfsb defeatsd = O. Miller. Columbia University. s0
G-3
Mixed doubles tserni-inal roundi-Mss H-lsn Honsns
roufa ~ I-adoux Side Tennis club. def-af~d
Atkins Francis 3 Allen. Auakassn Cilb. e.
e.
CIuo and side Tennis Club. defeated Miss Hsis1
Houans LoUts Y Lstoux. West side Tennis Club,
G-I Sc. T-5
New-York tribune., 1903-09-24
SECOND MATCH GAME FOR PILLsBURY.
Defeats Zirn in FOrty-eight MOves-Loses
Rice Gambit Contest.

n y PulsbUry. the American chess champion.
played his second match game % the series at the
Brooklyn Chess Club with Harry Zirn. the club
champion on Tuesday night. and won after fog
ty-eight moves Piusbury had the black pieces
and defended with the Centre Counter Gamhtt
Tonight PiIlsbury will be pltted against Charles
Curt another strong player. IN a similar game
Pillsbtlry also tried his hand the Rice Gambit
r, Tuaadav bur without success Playing the
white pieces he opposed by G. Curt and l.
HIuueufeId In consultation. The allies won
three games Ia succession In series of i've
games with ". Southwick. IL which Pillsbury
conceded the odds of a roOk. the latter emerged
winner by the score OF 20 .
New-York tribune., 1903-09-24
TOURNEY STARTS AT WESTMINSTER.

The three day tournament of the Country Club
of Westchester Will begin this morning with a
good field OF local golfers The tournament IS the
last but be held under the auspices OF the
Metropolitan Golf Association this season. and
practically the first or the autumn calendar. u
will be followed by an open tournament az the Fox
Hills Coli Club on October :. Q and TO- and an
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