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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-07
OUYCK FINISH FOR MAHER.
Ceerge Gardner knocks Out the hishman
In One Round.

BOSTON, Mass. April e.-Georse Gardner
Of Lowell knocked out Peter Mahsr. the Irish
champion. In the first round Of what was TO
have been a ffteen-round 60 at the Maverick
r. Fast Boston. this evening. Tho quick
ness with which Maher was put out created
,he impression that he fought q fake battle.
nut after he had been carried to his corner
il was seen that he had received rec hard wsllop
s.nd mad a big cut over his left eye, the result
81 Ma face coming in contact with the moor
when he fell. ,ooI.s
.. hs in shape but he had no speed.
1Te Iox.elI man seemed TO have no fear
-, his onnon.nt's punch. and went right after
Sis man With eft and riss, swinss in, =, "a
ovss 81 'has been his usual custom; After q
little hddiins GsrdneT Gent 10 bis lefi TO the the
Ip sSS body The men cinched but broke
th.rd thst he fell. Maher tried to send an upper
cut to the jaw bat missed and d caught hard
Hs s tooi The count, but his biting HowTsrSs
see.seu t.rriHc riaht on the Irishman's law
and be went down again. this time for keeps,
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BILLIARDS.
F,rst Tournament Of the Amateur S1ub
Beg,ns--strong Entry List.

The hrst tournament Of the Amateur Bill
lizard club Of New York. recently organized.
wa. begun last night. with a strong list OF
competitors Itisa ti-inch balk line tourna-
mont. divided into three classes. the handicaps
being A. follows:
Ciss. DR.. 4. n. Miller. $50 William Gerschel.
80: Florian Tobias go: IF. r. white. 20; George
Norwood 500 Albro Akin, 200 =,
class B--R. 4. Strong, 1875. W farey. IN. 4. z
Hoyt ion. Lothar Won Reopen. i5o' franhyn Pad
Class Z William Gerrish. i25: n. lls,burgcI.
,,sc i Bsl,ln. iso: c. ID. Coleman ITO. duncan p.
SQUIRE. 100: ]. II. Porges. ~.
Tho contestants in each class play together
until the winner is determined. two defeats
nnttins A player out Later the winners
In each class will meet AZ their respective
odds for first. second and third places The
games last NIGHT were between Tobias ana
Gsrschei and Iissburger and Squire.
rob,s. Cssm-e 2. s.7s:. 100000 e. J.
i;Si,Si.e loo Total. ia. Average, sio,"
Heh runs. Is. ~.
.. csfsSne, 'Iscs GEEK .. !. is il. IS. !.
~, ~. 4 e Saa 8 D. H. ~ I''A A' average
The Class & game VAS fort cited TO Duncan
Souires " ussburger failing 10 appear
On account Of i,lness
The It"inch haik limo tournament at the
Kniokerbocker Billiard Academy In BROOKLYN,
Hhieh had been delayed by the illnese OF
Georse Barker, one OF the leading men OF the
tourney. viii be resumed to-nleht George
barker. 900 and j. Kenn. las will h the
playert - ..... B..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-07
NEWS or THE WHEELMEN.
Small Hepe for vailsburg Races-h'ders
Foul Taylor and Are MObbed.

Nothing definite has been settled about
racing at vailsburg this year. The Aldermen
of the borough have voted the full power for
granting licenses for the races. at fee from
o. TO $500. to Mayor Maybaum. who IL under
At God 10 be opposed TO the Sunday races. The
m ana cement has decided that night races as q
substitute for he sunday programme would
mt nav. and one of the lcssees OF the track said
Yesterday that he was satisfied there would
be no racing at the track this year. because
Mavor Maybaum was certain to exact the
maximum Iicens" fee Of $500 The only hope.
according to a Newark man familiar with the
sifuatjop IL that the trolley company, which
carries tens OF thousands To the track will
help 10 pay the license fee. Otherwise $500
will be prohibtiye As the trolley comanahn,y s
IN 70 from OOo persons in order to take in $500,
Il is not likely that, il. will pay much toword
the $500 II Is doubtful u II averages more
then half that amount on a sunday. when the
number who GO TO races on.wheels. by train and
afoot, and the stormy sundays. with small
might nav 500. but this would hardly he
enough to encourage the managers to go
ahead.
IL has been generally supposed that there
was no color line II Australia: md and that a,t
1ayS se w rssin prsnGce SsS deve
oprd in the. Antipodes. however. and very
plainly. according TO Melbourne cycling
won by Hopper, the Minneapolis lad. Taylor,
he looked like winning when he was DELHI
eratey run wide The Offence was s 5" ha S Srsn
the fence and mobbed the riders who were
plainly in the deal e preven, the nesr" from
ne rae was postponed for the day, Taylor
was carried in triumph 70 his dressing room.
with a cheering crowd following
The F..ex County Board Of Chosen Free
holders. At a meeting held Yesterday. voted to
9rant permission TO hold the Irvinpton-
Miiihurn road race on May 30 to the Century
Road Club As.9cSa,ion, q H. New YORK xh 4
snnlied FOR the permission. IL TO be instructed
BY the secretary Of the Freebooter. to Sbtsin
~ The towne OF Irvington. Milburn and South
0rang &c and also that his organization Will
he held responsible for accidents due to the
race.
The frst track races scheduled IN the East
are 10 be held a, the Charles River Park track.
Rost on, on April ~.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-07
APRIL SHOWER AT LONG ODDS
INNS THE HANDICAP AT BEN.
NINGS IN A DRIVE.
pr. sayior. Listaway and Duke o. Kendall
Are Successful Favorites - Tommy
Burns and Redferu Eaoh hide TIVE
Winners-Racing on . Fast Track.

hnyOF, LtSteVey esho AssAAp - E<Uthhah
Are Successful Favorites - Tommy
Burns and Redfern Eaoh hide TIVE
Misunderstanding on . Fast Track.
y,sHISoroS. April cit Was rather cold
,or racing at Benninss to-day. but the crowd
turned out In large numbers. The track
vas hard and fast and the racing. though
the fields were small. was decidedly Interest,"
ur rne card opened well for the talent
vim a victory for Francis J. Lantry's DR..
savior In the first race. This was . I'VE
and a half furlonH sprint for three-year-
and upward, in which DR.. Saylor was made
an odis-on favorite. Burns had the mount,
and after Eloim indictments had set . warm
mace for over half q mile. he moved up with
the favorite. who won. ridden out. BY three
.ngths in 100. Elom took the place from
Turnpike by hall longtn' the latter oeating
orlod head.
4 poor lot went to the post for the second
race, at a mile and forty yards Hist and
Pearl Diver, the two choices. finished outside
Of the money Cloohe dor. a 10 to 1 shot.
look the lead after the first atty yards and
neys. beaded SP S.e Sy B d5Sn
iey's Alma Girl by a head.
Because OF pig pull a, Tie EeiShts an, hnii
:s GI ss:n q
sa.n g v SSsHp ,ss aT n
&e honofs A dozen jumps from The, wire
N looked as II Redfern would win with Merry
Maker, but be tried TO draw Il BIT too nns
Toeter s to I, In the last stride. Meister-
SINGER was third, eight lensths, back
Ii.taway in the fourth event. for two.ysss,r-
1E geiding was backed down to IS to 90
The Brown Monarch. with Fisher up, was a
other starters were August Belpont's Eclectic,
tie Pepper Stables Magic Flute. Llstaway
did not have such morssaks df On the S.d aaS GO
put him under long hard driys all all The way y,
The latter was a head before Magic Flute.
The talent made Himself and Wealth equal
favorites at 70 In the fifth race, Q handicap
At dI fuTlSnss. but both spp.rentlX had had too
the IL to l outsider. ran over the others and
,.pin ~ tbs pisos from Himself BY length
and half, With Wealth . head back.
Duke Of Kendall. Is 70 20 fsvorite. Won the
last race in clever style BY 2 length and Q
half over Wheeler B. Three favorites and q
second choice won purses and two winners
each were ridden By Burns and Redfern.
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you've coxsErr'rD,IIlTre SooN.
asadyts sssssAn Csnes l4sess MsGs,e r.
ut Fort Erie. - -

BUFFALO. April s-Youns, corbstt., twice
The conaueror Of Terry Mc0overn. win not
take q long rest a. q despatch from San Fran
cisco would 'have IT. 'That- the 'Denvcrite
will Tight 'before'the middlA Of 'Juns wss made
known to-day In. a despatch from Corbett's
mansesr. TO Jack Herman .msnaser ofthe
InternationM!A. C.. Of Fort Erie. Ont, The
WIN star Esss Within week ooree,t win
light all o9gnem who have cisim 70 his title
i.ss wssk Of the month. 6es some one YsngsI
like TO have bout held In June. as We sai Tor .Eu
rope In July, Oct down hard on Fltxgersld 70 beat
Britt. Re sure and have bout under wsy when
We arrive. but do no, consider MsGovsrn,
Manager Herman said after reading the
tslegraT that he would oomrnunicsts Nth
the Bout. Is Herman pannot secure Yaneef,
he wip seek some other good festhsrweiyht
tween the pehverite and Yanser h ARRANGED
IL Will BE- fought during the FIRST week in
June. Herman says he will oder n purse OF
$4,000 ..'.
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AUTO DEALERS ORGANIZATION.
Second Meeting .Psstpsned Until Friday
Name and Constituticn Outlined.

The second meeting Of the automobile
dealers to form q local organization In New
York city will not be held tomorrow. as
intended. but on Friday and at i7i3 Broad
way, instead OF At East Forty-second street.
The name that has been selected 10 the New
York Automobile Trade Assoc iation. It
Is planned 10 have two classes OF m embers.
active and associate. The active members
and their dues will be $40 n year. - The asso-
ciate members viii be makers and dealers
In parts and sun dries. with dues Of - ysar
The objects OF the as ISOLATION, according
to man who was at the first meeting and
knows what the committee on constitution
IL doing, win be the mutual pr election OF
its members and the public. With regard
to the government, OF the association this
same informant said.
zone eensible plan has been decided upon
1T will not be star chamber body With q
SELF pefpetuating executive committee. s,fSh
as the National Association of Automobile
Manufacturers, The executive committee
will be elected annually by the members at
large"
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". J. Arkeli 70 race Abroad.

UREA. April. CIV. J. Arkell Of Canajo-
haris has formed q oopartnership With the
Earl Of Kintore and will send string Of race
horses TO England to race for the next three
or four seasons Mr.. Arkells trainer, Ed
Hefiner, and Jockey Harry Cochran, will also
90 abroad. The stable will use the pink
Jacket and cap 20 well known on tracks In
Mr. ArkelfO name
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-07
Capt. o. o. Brswu Buys Eight Yearlings
fer Ol1S, 900.

LEXINGTON. Ky. April s.-Capt. 8. 8. Bro wn
Of Pittsburg has bought Of z. r. Clay Of Paris
eight head Of his 1905 crop Of thorou ghbred
yearlings. paying for them the fancy figure Of
and out OF the famous matrons Of Runny-
mede and Racelend farma The full brother
but Il Is understood Capt Brown 10 nesoti-
ating for this youngster also.
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sse, 1, ..es.4: A.r, n.. i,s ss.r, 80 !, sSsa.
% Tim Sd e Y Ss.: s. ~ = NJ
sfaa. 70 :.sees ~. Se. ia q. R.i,s,.
Monisnc and Ben Milan also ran. =
sixth Rsee-FouT funongs- Benencent, ioe
III 70 j. second Ssito. iot siSsrson,, TO {. skifd.
%s ext sss, a,ns 81 sv:ssss S;ohs t .s
ran.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-07

q No time to decker with
a custom-tailor Spring is
here.
q No need to join the
ranks of ready made"
mediocrity. Expect tailor's
elegance, but more for your
money in style and fabric
than either he or the "ready-
made" clothier can give you.
d And besides, hnish-to-order
and delivery any time you say.
G Suits and Overcoats, $iS and
up.
d You need not buy because
you look, or keep because you
buy.
"SEMi-RrApY WARDROBE
Bto.t..y y Eleventh 81:
A. !. KELLEY COMPANY
Retail coutro.lsss for New York
a,nuSI,S Ann G4nWINCES
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Sleep selnada Launched.

The sioop yacht selnada was successfully
launched from Kinks yard at Toms River
last Saturday. This yacht hiss been built
for Major J. Fred Alderman from designs
by Henry J. Gielowssnd Is about "a feet on
the water line. She Ia centre board boat.
Of accommodation below. She will be lighted
nv Acetyiene Gas,
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After losing to the Prem,ers; The s,eksrs defeated
mens tS al eyens alley. las, night, III. scores
ng s%f 80 S s:lss.r ~ %:s y Dawson ~"
isS ru TS,s s Perkins i'0
s,ickens- Flower. is Tusschek iei Perkins. III;
no. gursssh si Moden iss s" fo,s SO '
Premier Fisher. ~ n rii%.n. az. Dawson. ia;
Monif. 100; Goldberg 49, Total, sss ~, z.u,,r
s,s s0! IsrsssRes, W. Holden is i,sS.n irs%.S
G smith, 20 Ghrce frames Total eSs
Tn. rrankl,ns and Eohos defeated the Bedford
P.isce team In the Metropen,an tournament. OF
B,%Ssy y6r: n. g the s. ,ne F
scores:
,ss: 'f snfnen ais iss ws WIZ scs Tossl. es
n' s,sP Psc' s r' SnsS. rsm Total
81, yes: Mos e $s,s So i'' D'd', ' y
bedford Palace c.Iey: lso T, +, l's goweil
Manhattan borough I.ssEu. tournament game At
teen pins The scores:
.,.4 s; .rs .s.a S'I Tax. III H. Fabian 49,
- s Igs SoSI AZ ri. sT fs,. Tr;:"
Hya.en, NersssS ; f. ssrf w., 49, j. SCOTT, 49,
ro2.ssS IL. TeRn. 7i H Te,.' 'O no.
,ss ' e.ref. ' 81 R.bs.ln. ~ TOTAL - ~.
ro2sSs "a. srsB Bn, 49, i,s sn fG,. STRAUSS u.s.
Las, nights Business Mems Championship tour.
nsment games at the Monarch alleys resulted As
follows
s,oddsrd ia Cree. is,; Gross, is.. fetal ssi;
p. ssn frs s Koops ~ Robinson
nan, CLERKS, , sscosp C s,nr is: Brown ,s,
s,s ssas S'i ias cres4 IA. Gfoss' rs Total ssi
ssn f,ssNo sissrfR osnsSn ~
THIKp DANE.
ss1s Se; Is, s .oss css m
Ben F,s.hn ' A.; Rs sSns & H TS,s
The Msnonx team was badly defeated In twt
OF the MorninSsde League .'oyInamsa, game
at camm AIMS alleys !ss. 1 nsn the scores
Manon, -Neinken. 10: Miller. 10; Weber. 10
nm. ,sc Eil.ss w. seIsn Col
Keil. isS Perrin: To- Total, y - -. 49,
Hwy wy Wed seSIsessns:es: ro: nSt'
Tnnp oAns a.. ,.,,,,.
EnteYpntf-N
| 49, Wiikens iso Pcken. iA. Total ~
HOLY Wood Inn-Pslm,I: iss: Meyer u: Merry
is7: Way. iss; schmecseneeetsr. rs Total ~
The Ladies' Of Liberty team sustained rs nrs
asiss, q the sss:Gn : scSrs.
L.a,.. Of L,s.r,y,,Ers si.:s.n ,ss hr.; rr.:s
man. us: Ma. Dsmp,ey; 80; hr. Wagner. III
MI n.snsSs, sSies-3rs Cas-, 100; Mrs Bevers,ein
| ns xrs. Gehlert. iso. Mrs., Feidhusen, iis; hrs
Boett,er. i% Total. ~
Jolly Women OF New lork Mrs Soil, III; Mr.
nrs. Hsrde. liz Total. so.
Ladies' Of Liberty-nsa E,sem,n. is,; nrs Ircsn
HT Eessei' iS' Issal; - -,
| o,eapder Ladies Gsss. III: Nrs Be9erstein
III: Ars 0ehisyt: iis: An. feidhusen 6' NM
Joliy Women Sf5Esw York-Nu sou, ioi: Mn
Rebhshn, iis: Ma. .Rohlon U.s. An. Muller. iot
| Bswfing Games Ts-night.
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Champion Lasker. Prof. Rice. Edward
Hymes and Otto Roethins on the one side ana
John y Barry. Js,ius Finn. Major Hanham.
G. Koehler and l. Sternberg on o,ner
haitian Chess Club on Sunday afternoon.
the opening being the Rice rnmbit After
twenty-five moves the game resulted IN =
draw. The. Nspter variation was adopted
by the black altr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-07

Lxxneorox.. Ky April s.SImp. Psnin.h. the
Bonett Rogue-Tsy Pearl has been sold By J. B.
Wiley Woodford county. TO, Capt. s. $. Brown.
The price was 900.
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C.os,m ut,on to Go In Commission This Week

The so-footer Constitution viii probably
An commission this week. The yacht is
80 M Rristoi and Is all ready 10 bend on
ssils After one or two sails In the vicinity
- g.~ooyt the yacht will come to this end
81 tSs Sound and will do her TUNING up sail l,
p.aain the Yacht and Capt. Norman Terry
vi iooS after her head sails. Ths yacht
xusuA Belmont.
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". x. vanderbllt Takes Another second

SPECIAL CaAss DsspafeA 10 TIE Sun.
PARn, April 9-w. X. vanderbilt's Lynn
ran sscond in the race for tho Prix de lEtang
La gille to-day, NJ Gramont's Fontanabran
won, With u. Asrshilomau's Pssss Paftout
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oxford wins st Racuuess.

SPIRAL cane Dspaioh TO THE sex.
LONDON, April e.-The racquet match for
doubles between oxford and Cambridge
universities was played at the Qusen's Club
grounds to-day. Oxford won by four games
TO three.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-07
!. ADector Of Divinity
Renews His Life and Prepares
$ Himself for Continued Ae-
=, tive Work as a Chris
~ tan Minister.
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Rightful Favsrite fer the Tennessee Derby
To-day.

MEARHn. Tom, April s.-The classic
Tennessee Derby. before which all other
stake events under the auspices Of the New
Memphis Jockey Club pale. will be the star
feature Of the racing at Montgomery Park
tomorrow afternoon. Six Of the best three
year-olds In the West will fight for this valua-
BILE stake worth to the owner Of the winner
about $1,000 They are with their weights
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-07
Bs~1ing Gsamss Ts-aight.

THE SUN Ipdlvtduai--Koster. Schmitt and Olson.
at the White Elephant alleys.
Ru,iness nen1 Championship Plumbing and
Sss,T SypRRv s,,exss 70 'o"'"'''''
'nf R,Serssds Tsssue-fAsaye,te. Csremon, and
Hsnhsttsn borouSh-P efofn. Cannon and cy-
e'G ws;. mn pr.n,ersnd wash.
inetkn Hdghts, a. CA49annN snys
r. NSrs and s' fseS aSS :, asH%s sisrs
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BOWLING.

A more Interesting series than that between
Dumas and Cohn In TEE Sun Individual Cham
pionship tournament at the WI lite Elephant alleys
last night has not been rolled this season. Dumas
made spare ON pins and 10 and Cohn made spt
spares In the last two frames OF the deciding Game.
but Dumas punched enough strikes In the last
three frames TO win. The scores:
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to 20 to the post the heavily PLAYED FIRST
choice In the betting. With palys California
pros T Tom stevsns: fpsasy. entered To-
day because Of his splendid workout this
morning, stepping. one mile and an eighth In
rood chsnoe' he is = hsif-Srother to wyoth.
winner Of the American Derby last year.
able chance OF coming inside the money.
The Tennessee Derby Is at one mile and an
eighth. the winner last year was Bennetts
Abe Frank
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msk5I2EE DIR. BLINN, SPECIALIST
HvN los West 47th ST.. near Broadway.
xHINllIulI Hours. Q . 81. Tee. 2is-3sth
JkUlIkVu Established 1885
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u. MF.IsE


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quality guaranteed price .Nod'Ialcg SuIreys.
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Mutual WAGON CO. sis Hndson.
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d,tion. VOTTRILER BROS K1ickerbocker ~.
near johnson av., brooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-07

Cood st.rt: won cleveriy: Duke Of Kendall. b. q.
by Sir Modred-Duchess OF hepos' o"neo "
J Mclaughlin.
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KING EDW ARD no SI'Ei TRIALS.
Engiands Rulcr NlE Ne Guest Of eir
Thomas Upton On tho Erin.


Engiand's Ruler WIN Ne Guest OF eir
Thomas Upton On tho Erin.
special cable Dcsra'ttrs 70 TIRE sun.
SOUTHAMPTON April q. Ming Edward
will he the guest OF sir Thonms Upton on
the steam yacht Erin during tho trials be-
tween The challen ger and shamrock l.
WEYMOUTH, April 8-Ihc. SHAMROCK III.
arrived here from Gourock ibis morning. In
tow OF the steam yacht Erin.
Gossip of the Ring,
Reader. Brooklyn He Is at present In England
W. A. j.. New York-iie was horn ~ Csrrou.
Ohio. In 1878
!. p. D.. New Yor,S-iIiS correct name Is Joseph
Youngs.
T. l. ". N~wsrs-He has tho appearance Of q
Hebrew. but has s,renuously denied that he v
Jew
Constant Reader New Ior,-he was born 81
Hai'taI. Nova Scotia on July 70, $50. He u
colored.
Tom ORourke says that he Is Though with the
nehtiny game for good and that he does not intend
20 be Identified With an! nStic ventures or pueln's
In the future.
Tommy Felty OF BROOKLYN yesterday signed
ARTICLES 10 boz "Pinkcy- Evans Of lonkers- They
ARE 20 come together In private near SCHENECTADY
on aprfi IS The weigh, IS 10 rounds which
four pounds more than felty usually nghts -.
The proposed mill between Harry forees OF
Chicago and Frankie Nell. the California boxer.
which was 20 have been decided ~ Detroit this
month. has fallen through. Tue 20 was Limited
10 ten rounds Nell says that he cannot get In 70
condition until aext month and wanted W have the
scrap decided then. This the club refused 70 a.
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. The Western Golf Association champ

The Western Golf Association champion;
ship will be played this year at the Euclid
milwaukee, Country Club and the women's
at the Exmoor Country Club, near Chicago.
on Sept. 1 TO g. The dates OF the two other
tournaments will be announced later by the
executive committee. Phelps. B. Hoyt has
given up his European trip and will serve as
captain for the Glenview club.
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Tn, Franknns and Fchos defeated the Bedford
Palace team In the Metropolitan tournament OF
brooklyn last night, In the third game the Ho
M ris forfeited 10 the Bedford Palace team. The
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Good stan won: driving: April Shcwef. Oh. e.: 4
n, All fsteli-Rsin Drop: owned By }. A. Caesar.
Avrru nACI.