davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17
THE SPEEDWAY.
Nathan .Straus and the King Wan
Again in Pacing and TrOttiHg-

The King 2fO1z. and Nathan Straus. z'ofs' DdF'
Iauar's candidates for the trotting ana paelhS
championshipz of the Speedway. placed two more
victories to their credit yesterday in the brushes
arranged nv the Road Drivers Association Eaeh
horse now has two straight winning performances
10 his credit and one more Will give him the COW
eted title OF spring champion
John F. CockeriITs Swift 2-l5&4. was the Ohy
trotter that started against the King YESTERDAY.
and though fast and stout he was no match tor
Mr. Lamar's big hay, which won with speed IN re-
serve. In the race for the pacing championship
there was no sembIance OF a contest NaJnSIa NI1l
StraI1s winning in a Jog from his only couapeti1oI-
DIR H d. GiIPs Jack. 221s- -.
Isaac A Hopper again drove MS pssLcliS -.
Ressie Reid and Prince Tell to the front IN Iii'
championship race for pairs, Deatlng n = hLaps' ~
Jennie C. and Butterfly, with something 20 Sp@@tc-
r KilDatTick'S brown troJJer r.oysi INs1l,'
% first brush OF the day. deLeatiIlS IL
5ex e91i6 and Judge BOardman after a close race
IN Tha second brush Frank Darrtn'S chestnul pa
Tlei Rov 2:O71k defeated Alice Drake. z-lt3s. sstS
baDdiIv II c. MaDes's black trOttlng mare Ma
tjIda L won easily from Princess SprdSue anu
suited in a hard earned victory for DAVID Lee
chestnut PAGER Thornton, which defeated NlIst1
ReIIe Maggie Alencon and McSnedd Ne DaS
frortsr Night Hawk 2.2324. driven BY L. W bOyh n
ton heat ParneII Nellie Wilkes and Leslie PalIner
IN the fifth race Alexander NewburgsrS cnesIhut
"a ear smiles won the sixth race after Wiilaia
fSeches's Alberta Shedd had taken the nrSt neat
TTbfs was a close contest, in doubt until tne emo
Enother stirring trial OF speed developed u lIsa
seventh brush. Old k1ngWOOd, z1I54. anu OsT
bilIty 2.22IL were the cOntendlng trOtJers; A r
Psrran d~Oye the latter. and brought MIN nome llh
front at the first trial, but the old morse peat nIh
hacI twice IN succession, winning the faI VlctrS-
About two thousand persons saw the DTusLSSs
The road extremely dusty ana She IOOtil~ POA-
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17
PUBLIC SCHOOL GAMES.

Rows attending the public schools OF Manhattan
and The Bronx held series Of athletic games and
snorts under the auspices OF Grammar School No
SO I4nox-ave and Misunderstanding fourth
st in the Olympia Field. at One-hundred- and
fbir,-dfth-st and Lexington-ave. yesterday after
noon The team representing School No ~ won the
oame and retained first position, which they nave
I'D m the season. The results:
S,x+v-vara dash (primary boys Only)-WOn By Chaln-
De Nike Public School NO. 81
5,rsO Ohundred-yard dash-Won by Frank ODRy FnoHe
School No. so 7r,,-ar p,,b-
School No 81 -. r,,,hlto SrbooI (o 50
cSHfes+c relay race (fOur laps)-Non by tuoc ScISo
co team (Flynn Tovar, Vessels and U Day1' FuDiie
Icto No second
80 tundred-yard CIigh School pvpis3 "
Frsn- PA High School Of Commerce, ~ - z--arL
snty-yard dash-"on DS FtaA
0,Tlsv Public school No 80 - - x-4-o.v. T-,rar
Do1blp race OuhiofJ-"OA "
Public School No So - 1r---., Erobier Public
School No 50 -. u,., xxan IN, Everett Finch,
F1pac R ed-and-forty-yard raee-%on oy FrahA
O'pay H. -, Tohn waight Public School
No; 81 cs public school No. 50 pupils only)-Wen by
] w. prhifc School No
..arr ne Luna Finch. Lessy and sHlth)-
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17
4. succEssFUL PLAY

always - .ao.a .IdffIe Ads OF fhe Te"-
go .sfr.ct Tribune resoe"
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17
POLO.
Great Neck Beats Westchester, 7 to
8. in Squadron Il Series

Great Neck defeated the second team &c the
westchester Country Club yesterday in the final
polo game Of the Squadron A tournament at Van
Cortlandt Park The finish was close enough 20
keep the large throng Of spectators keeny On edge
for every fine play In the last period, but Al
though Westchester fought with fierce determine
ton the team lost by single goal the final score
being goals for Great Neck to for WestchesteT-
BY handicap allowance. Great Neck was three
goals weaker than Westchester. the latter had 70
allow the difference BY actual play, therefore.
Westchester made all OF It's SIX goals. while Great
Neck scored four
The Westchester players evidently miscaieulatea
the strength Of their opponents Tor Great week
had decidedly the better OF the match IN the nrsS
two periods. Morgan Grace was the Only man 70
score In the first period. and IN the second pSIto
RavIins added another for Great Neck the pSLlOI
Closing with a clever goal BY Cooley. Westcnoste5s
vToke 10 the possibility OF defeat IN this perld an
blair Cooley and Reynal all dld grand pld4yll5.
making a fast game. in Morgan Grace tle oaCA ~.
the Great Neck team. they found an ui s.
strong ana clever opponent He was almost PEREZ
in blocking the ball more than once
1I4b = novarfII stroke while the ball was oOunoihs
CO. the 5rv turf at a lively clip ,t
Great Neck was Outpiayed IN the tnlTu PsrIDeSi
blair making two goals. Westchester maze a -
effort in tha final period TO pull up on even te. a.
and Cooley began wei by making ClSFeI So sSs -.
a little over a minute. Rawins and j. = u -
soored soon after. the latter In % sec9ndss aia
Teric5 closed before WestChester had tiiile 70 -
tbe score The lineup and scores
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17
COLLEGE GAMES.
PRINCETON, 2; CORNELL

Fflheeton' N j.. May 16 (speciaD.-In an exciting
eieNeh inning game Princeton defeated Cornell
10 / Not only did Princeton's battery save the
game several times with men on bases but these
TWO players made the hits which won in the elev-
enth inning. No scoring was done until this In
ilihg' when Ferguson Tailed for Cornell After max
ing a two-base hit, by Germany and Big
ler's long fly to Cosgrave sent him home
Fer the Tigers, with out Underhiu reached
e frst on dead ball, stole second and scored on
SleFenSs single. Stevens stole second and came
home on hit by Princetons small catcher Reid
Lewis and G. Costello played excelientIy Cos
grave made several difficult catches and batted
WeH- Cnderhil also used the stick well. and stole
three bases. Both Chase and Stevens showed
splendid control and pitched effectively at critical
times The score:
Cornell ......-.O o 0 0 o II 6 /
princeton % p II o
Betteries-Stevens and Reid; Chase and Shepard
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17
NOVEL mAUTon ENTERTAINMENT

Under the supervision of Winthrop Z. ScaTrftt
acting president of the Automobile Club of Amer
lea. there will be held novel entertainment at
East Orange, n. J., on Memorial Day, from p m
TO 10 p. m -
The plan is 10 have various prominent houses
decorated to represent different countries. Some
of tho finest motor cars in America will be IN
service They viii start from central stauoI
carving the tourists first TO Berlin, represented
b,, the home Of W. r. Wilson, in Maple-st- thence
the travellers win journey to Farls' lle Hoile 1 %
- - Nc Saarles in ArIington-ave Japan viii
- renresented by the home Of Mr.. ScarTttt NO q
NIrnn-ave. Here viii be found beautiful Japanese
aidens serving the finest tea in TOXIC ana Se!lls @
artistic souvenirs of TINS qua!ilt Pe,
W. from the Japanese capital journey oS fASy
Stages will be made TO Lonoon me roilT t viii 20
bbssclL to East Orange, where refreshments VIII oe
rzrp5
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17
WASHINGTON CLUB LOSES MATCH.

Washington May 16-Perfect weather marked
the closing day of the spring tournament OF the
Columbia Golf Club. The contests were mostly
one sided Interest in to-day's match centred IN
the NAV of last Thursdays tie between Dr. L. L.
rJarhan of Columbia and W C. Carnegie OF St
Andrews for the qualification cup The score was
even up to the 1ftieth hole, when Harlan forged
ahead and won. 327 to 335. The summary;
Governors cup (senni-fnalsl-O McCammon beat L. W
Weaver. up and 3: F. o. HOrsmsnh beat T. p BROOKE
up and l.
Consolation cup (seni-fnalsl-E. V sumner, IT, peat
r)r W NJ Gray / up; W. E COnkyn beat w v Ben
nett up and
FfneIs-Conklyn beat Sumner. and s.
Presidents cup -6nals)-A s. Matttnsly beat DIT
W. Harlan up and 4; s c Hopper beat A T. Laro'
FinaIs-Mattingly beat Hopper. 5 up and
Sweepstakes C1nals)-George 5. Derrick beat Dr J.
NcB Sterritt UP (seventeen holesl-
The handicap cup won BY Colonel h =. mccain IN
20 The Columbia Golf Club beat the Washington Golf
Club for THE Evening Star 9 up
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17
BROWN. d: DARTMOUTH. 2.

Providence, r. /. May 16 GSpeciaD.-Brown de-
ated Dartmouth here this afternoon in fast but
istiess game. After the first inning Brown played
very Indifferent ball, and allowed Dartmouth to
get three runs. when scoring seemed impossible.
Brown the game in the first inning. With
three singles and two errors. Pattee. SyneI. Alb
bott and Gray worked their way around the bases
and brought in the four winning In the third
inning Dartmouth scored two a single by
McCabe and a home run by Witham which Alb
bott misjudged. In the ninth Hobbs brought in the
last run for Dartmouth on three-base nit and
single Glaze got six strikeoutS against Lynch's
four, while Synel allowed six hits. against eight by
Glaze. The score:
r. H e
Brown .;....--......4 o Q o Q ox4
Dartmouth .........-.0 0 0 0 o o Ia
Batteries-Lynch Clark; Glaze McCabe
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17
NEW-YORK CITY.

. dramatic entertainment will he given BY tbs
students Of the Sacred Heart Military Academy. OF
Clason-on- the-Sound. at Carnegie Lyceuu. Fifty
seyenth-st and Seventh-ave.. on Tuesday at D. m
After nearly forty years at Pier No. :. North
River the New-YOrk and Baltimore freight steam
ers will go to Pier No. s. East River This vas
one of the first lines to adopt the use OF propeers
in steam navigation at this port
At the Scotch Presbyterian Church Ninety-sixth-
st and Central Park West. in the absence Of the
nastor the Rev. Dr. David c. Wyle- at the Gen
eraI Assembly OF the Presbyterian Church, at Los
Angeles Cal the services will be IN charge or the
assistant minister. the Rev. George A Armstrong
The Rev. Dr. Donald Sage Mackay will preach
on THE Swaying Of an Awakened Consctence-E-z-
ceedng Glad, Exceeding Sorry" this evening IN
the Collegiate Church FTfth-ave and Forty-eigath-
- Dr Mackay will also preach at the morning
service.
The commencement exercises Of the New-1ork
>--n,aI school OF Physical Education viii take
pIace at the Dr. Savage Physical Development n
stitute Nos. SOs and 80 West F1fty-ninth-st. On
Thursday evening at o'clock
The Rev Dr. Henry A. Brann. rector OF St
Agnes's Church IN East Forty-third-st, will lecS-
,1re at the Catholic Club. No I'D Central PARK
south on Wednesday evening. the late Dr.
C,restes A BrOwTsOn. OF the most prominent
converts TO CathoHcity in this country A bust OF
Brownson that is now on exhibition IN the Catholic
Club is to be placed in Sherman Park
The Municipal Civil Service Commission viii hold
a competitive examination, open to men and WON
en- for the position Of medical Inspector. on June
Y at 10 a. m. The receipt of applications Tor this
examination will open tomorrow at a. m. and
will close on June I at p. m. The salary IS A-So
a year Applicants must be residents Of and
licensed physicians IN the state
Mails from Manila, April Is: Hong Kong. April
IS; Shanghai April 2. Yokohama, April p and
Honolulu. May g. due in New-YOrk on Wednes-
day morning Mails for China. Japan. Hawaii and
the Philippines will close advertised
The services OF the Union American Methodist
Episcopal Conference, to be held to-day IN Onlon
American Methodist Episcopal Church. No 20
East EIghty-ffth-st.. include a love feast at
a. u conducted by the Rev George p Burton
ana d. NJ Wells; at 1915 a m. sermon by Bishop
James c. WIinors; at 12o p. m. Sunday school.
conducted by the Rev. Isaac Wilmore; at 2;S0 p
a sermon by Bishop J. F. Ramsey. and at
sermon BY Bishop b T. Ruley-
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17
RESULTS AT EASTERN PARKWAY.

Fourteen handed in cards in the handicap yester-
dav over the links of the Eastern Parkway CIup.
rrt.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17
CRICKET.
Metropolitan District Begins Season-New-
jersey Defeats Kings County.

The Metropolitan District Cricket League nAo lts
nentng game of the championship series yesterday
at Prospect Park where the New-Jersey beat the
Kings County club by sixteen runs q. 1auuer
bowled in capital form for Kings County ana was
credited with wickets for Il runs me pah'iis
- 80 r.io,larlv strong on either side, the top
ecora of tho gaue being A G. Laurie's a 1he
totals: New-Jersey, 76; Kings County %.
The Branch Brook Club, OF Newark pl9seu
its first association championship game Win '''
F3rooylvn second team at Prospect PaIk anu WI h
a credtabe victory by So runs. the tolais' bi @iie
Brook 81 Brooklyn, B. A. ,.,a s,a,oA for
the Manhattan second team IN tIsf optlsins &C. &C.
socaton game. and won easily py y ruiaS @ a. .1cb
cIsrsfS heir innings closed with only seven "lSk-
cts down The totals were: West !haias, 10 20
ciarsd for seven wickets): Manhattan second, -
THE first team OF Brooklyn had a one sdeo i~iiAtn.. ~
with the Thistles at Prospect PafK anu won eaNt's
by AZ runs without losing wickel
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17
YALE. ,oe. 5; PRINcEToN, ,oe, 3.

Princeton n j. May 16 (SpeciaD.-After defeat
ing Yale on their own grounds last Saturday by
score Of 10 to s. the Princeton freshmen lost to-
days game. to g. It lasted for eleven innings
The Yale freshmen Fttch's wild throw and
a fielders choice. Yale played much better ball
than Princeton but Connell kept their hits scat
tered by steady pitching. The home team punched
its hits fairly WELL and the two three baggers by
Bates and Byran respectively were telling. Prince
TONS errors were costly and did much toward los
ing the game. The best all around work was done
by Moorehead, of Yale. The score:
Yale 'Oe.....-..1 0 ! Q g y 3
Batteres-whittesey and ROCKWELL: Connell and Whit
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17
totyIs. 2: PHILADELPHIA, o.

Louis n y
Tsatterses-sudhon and sugden: Bender and Powers
2
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17
ST. LOUIS 6; PHILADELPHIA. 2

At Philadelphia n u L.
- Louis. o Q I q Q % 70
TatteFies-M. ONein J. O'Neiil; Dugglehy and
Doom. Attsniancs-4 s53
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17
THE RECORDS.

The Giants their first game with Pittsburg
Yesterday at the Polo Grounds by score Of to 5.
Il was contest full Of interest throughout. The
attendance the largest ever seen on the
grounds, there being about thirty-one thousand
fve hundred persons present. Women were numer-
Gus in the crush. and several OF them tainted.
Men who had laid for their seats in their efforts
10 the game, climbed the fence. For the first
tine in the history Of the grounds il was found
necessary 70 make ground rule. A hit into right
field good for only two bases. Extra seats
placed wherever room could be found. The
bleachers was solid Of humanity.
MaJhewson pitched OF his best games and
The visitors found 81 impossible to hit him con-
secutively. while the home team mixed bunts and
long hits 10 great advantage. Warner and Bres-
n6hsn carried or the hOnOrS for batting. The
latter played first base McGann was III. The
New-Hork nine tailed first in the third inning by
making three runs. In the fifth inning the local
team Increased its lead by making another run,
and continued its batting in the seventh, making
rSo more scores Both sides made one each in
the eighth inning. and in the ninth the visitors
made TTO runs. The score:
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17
ROWING.
Yale, 'O6, Beats Columbia 'o6, and Wins
Interclass Championship.

New-Haven. Conn. May 16.-1n the annual spring
regatta of the Yale navy to-day, the Yale freshman
eight won from the Columbia freshman in a spir-
fled contest over a course OF one and quarter
miles on Lake Whitney. The race was not es-
pecialy well rowed by either crew. The Yale men
seem first to be rowing better thah their fiVa4s
but after the half-mile point the Columbia crew
pulled I'D steadily Toward the finish the Column
bia coxswain steered a circuitous course, and TIE
resulting loss was sufficient TO give the Yale fresh
men lead of less than half a length at the close
The time was 8 minutes and Al SECONDS.
Afterward the Yale freshmen won the interc
championship course OF SeFeIl-eignlAs oi q
mile in minutes IS 2-5 seconds
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17
N,cARTER CUPS AT NEWARK.

Newark Golf Club members yesterday afternoon
oonna,ad in the semi-fnals for the three McCarter
Guns while the women held the first of a series OF
Saturday afternoon teas. Several close matches
were played notably the one in the first division
fetwyeen Adrian Riker and n. j. Failing, the Ior-
rner winning by up. The summary follows;
First division (semi-inal round)-Adran hlHer pea
ridge 3 up and 3 to play. -,, ,r,.L,,o-
Second miinal Tound)-Halsey Ilehsao+ St
baat T1r baldwin up play D. F. Mercer beat
G. Young. r n r.r,as hat
William Yawger s up and 10 play; Pniip T. FoihAeI
heat E Kline 9 up and S 70 play.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17
N. Y. u, 6; TRINITY, 5.

Hartford Conn, May 16 (SpecaD.-New-York
University defeated Trinity here to-day in loose
game The visitors gained the lead in the first
and kept It. although Trinity nearly tied IN the
eighth. Grange struck out ten men. The deciding
game will be played in New-York May 30 The
score: -
New-YorB University -...-...S %
Trinity .-.......-..-.-...-..2 o o o O-5
Esateries- Connor and Mcdowell: Grange and Brady.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17
HOLY Cross BEATS YALE TO o.

New-Haven. Conn, May 16.-ThrOugh weakness
at the bat which forced them TO be content with
two hits the Yale University baseball nine snIereo
defeat to-day at the hands of Holy Cross NC
Geehon pitched fine ball for the visitors; Bowman
had off day, and allowed the Holy Cross 1eaEy
hitters eleven hits, including a home run aho t"o
two baggerS. The score:
Holy Cross -.....--.----O 4 i u
Yale ...-.-----.---.---.V % y y y . . U y w
Observation-Disclosures and Noonan; Bowman and Wins
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17
HARVARD, s; u. OF p, o.

Philadelphia May RICHARDSON pitched magnificent
ball to-day, shutting out Pennsylvania, and allow
ing the home team but two hits. He also struck
out fourteen of the Pennsylvanians Harvard
punched her hits in the sixth inning. The score:
r z.
Harvard ..........--.0 2-6 0
PENNSYLVANIA 80 o o 0 O o 90
Batteries-Clarkson and Herman; Graves, Devlin ana
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17
STOCK BROKERS AT GOLF.
Seventh Annual Handicap at Knollwood
Links-Gross Score for Norris.

The seventh annual Stock Exchange handicap at
the Knolwood links yesterday proved that the
as at puts and calls. The contest even
greater success ia point OF attendance than
its predecessors. and thirty-eight players
turned complete cards The conditions were
at eighteen holes medal play, with a prize
for the best gross score and three prizes for
the leading net scores A. L. Norris of Garden
City, got the gross score prize with card of IS.
while the gross score went to r. Underhil
and the other two TO z. NJ. Alvord and g. d. May
hon The summary follows:
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17
ON THE VAN coRTLANDT LINKS.

Three match play rounds were finished Yesterday
nv the members of the New-York Golf Club, at
van Cortiandt Park, in their club tournament Tor
CUPS The results
r,-s. .,,r .sscond roundl-N r Taylor beat ". r
Moon 2 up; 7 r. Turner beat Lloyd Roberts up r ID
IsefI heat q q Rowe up TO play; Carl Molier
beat e r. Hart, up - r- 80. r, III
Thomas up and play; p q. Gtmartin beat T. D.
oo~a W % cIn ffrst roundl-A Crawford Al
,-s5 Ssrayen ? up p s Mclaughlin beat J. A Hicks. by
iel ireland E Dumahant. j.
" T1oriaud beat Lawson l up
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

CANBRIDGE-Count Won Zichy, attache OF the
Ansfro- Hungarian Embassy, Washington EARL
TNC5TON-Captain J. l. Anderson, OF Surrey. Eng-
iend and u b Hazen. OF Richmond FIFTH
AVFNUECaptain Russell. Royal artillery. Eng
Ia16 GRANIO-Paymaster W b Hitchcock, u
n HOFSFTM AN-Congressma George N South
wick Of Albany and R. II. Dick, of Phtadephla
INfPFRIAI-Don A. Campbell. OF Chicago MAN
HATTAN-Captain s T. Patterson. Y. 5. A
PARK AVENUE-President Julius D Dreher- OF
poaDOxe College Va. and Rear Admiral Edwin
White T. S n (retired). SAVOY-A- +. Easter
brook of Boston
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17
RESULTS OF OTHER GAMES.

Al Sehenectady-Sehe &; Hon. l.
Al Albany-Albany 8; Blnghamton
Al Gloversvie-A- J. & G.. 4; Utica J. p =, =
seton Hall ..--9...1 S-24 - o
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Military Academy, TO- Barnard
School. 9. - ,,...,,t ryt.4,
School. 9 r,. =
AT Mortified, Tt--GoddRrd Seminary. Ia; Nor"lcn
AT AdeiDhi F4eId-De Clinton High, s. Brooklyn
Boys I8aEnston gh vt-Uulversy of Vermont 1a; ReDs
saeer Polytechnic 2
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17
wEsTCHEsTER-


4 Allowed by handicap--Great Neck. 3 I0iai seofe
Great Neck. Z; WestchesteT- o. fNeLefeT-4- ". -
Douglas Timekeeper-Freeman SMITH
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17
A NEW GULF WEATHER STATION.

Washington, May 15.-Beginning to-day. all ves-
sells entering leaving the Gulf OF Mexico can
be reported by a weather station at Sand Key. Fla
The station will opened tomorrow for meteoro-
logical observations and for reporting passing
craft II is in cable connection with Key West.
nina miles distant The new station Is IN the
direct track OF vessels and its establishments was
sought a petition Gent 10 the government p
maritime interests The station viii be open nlSn
and day. and two observers have been detaiiee
there.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17
NEWARK. IS; ROCHESTER, 2.

Rochester, May 1e.-Moriarity was an enigma,
while both Farlan and Leith were hit freely ana
to-dayss game went 10 Newark The local team
4rst the frsf three times he was at bat La~lor
hit hard. The score: II =
,z7,~x o o . 2 . 0 2-l5 l8 3
ftoehestsr --.--------0 Q . . y -
ys,.-tss, ,so-ssT4ty ana shea: McFaran Leith Tiiiy
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17
gowoolN WINS MAINE MEET.

brunswick Ne. May 1s-Bowdoin easily won the
Eaine intercollegiate track meet to-day, winning
g noints against 4s for the University OF Maine II
for Bates and for Colby. Several Maine rec
or5s vvare broken, among them the hammer throw.
the shot-put and the high jump. Present records
xere tied in the 40 and go yard dashes
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17
FOREST HILL BEATS ERWIN PARK.

Forest Hill Field Club golfers had no trouble in
defeating Erwin Park representatives in a team
match over the formers links yesterday, to D.
The Montclair players appeared TO be unanle 10
work the difficult Forest Hill course with any de-
orea of success As is the custom at the Field
Club the Nassau system Of scoring was useo, SEA
Charles Royce won the badge for winning the
greatest number of holes He had his opponent
down The results:
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17
CINCINNATI.

Earned runs-Br00kyn z, JIlclIhaIl. LII Das55
45-ooL-I,n 3 Cincinnati. Tyvo-b hts-Donn,
TDobbs an6 Doyle Home run-Sheckard- Stolen base
Teonlir piays-Tahen- Flood and Doyle CD
schmidt, Flood and DOYLE; DOYLE. Dahen and Doyle
hts-Seyu0ur Ritter Flood and Schmidt.
FSrsf base OF baIs-On Schmidt Z: Ewing, . First
tase on erTors-BrookIyn !: Cincinnati l. Struck out
BY Schmidt by Ewing, I Time, 203 Umpire
Frslie- Etfedance.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17
Jersey CITY. Z; BALTIMORE, 3.

Baltimore, May 1s.-Woods's home run IN the
,,,-,,. t-,Tt,g ,rt an end 70 the game to-day be-
rv,eev 4be baltimore and Jersey City Eastern
League clubs, and gave tie visitors the game The
score. II n
Jersey csty.---.--.---O Is
Mccain and McMsnus; VOORHEES, and foDn-
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17
The afternoon summary:
SPARKS WINS AT FOX HILLS.

c. W. Sparks won the bogie handicap at the FOX
Hills links yesterday, beating the Colonel up.
E. C. Talcott second with l up. The course
was in good condition and the weather perfect
The summary:
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17
FOX HILLS LOSES TO ESSEX COUNTY.

Essex County Country Club golfers felt eiated
over their showing in the team match against foA
Hills yesterday. The Hutton PARK experts "ol. o.
tn O c s Sanford his match by up Whnie
r C. Reynolds and II. B. Billings both had their
opponents down. Reynolds is the player WI VINO s re
carptI,, made the Country Clubs course IN an even
70 hreaking the amateur record. the results: