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New-York tribune., 1904-10-08
MEADOW BROOK RIDERS CHASE FOX
Good Field Follows the Hounds Over the
WheatIey HiIls-Quarry Escapes.

Hampstead. Long Island, Oct 7-Fifty-two riders
took part in the fox hunt to-day under the au-
spices of the Meadow Brook Hunt. The fox man
aged 10 get a long start over the Wheatley Hills,
crossing the Titus and TredweIl farms, the fields
OF w Grey Parks and then on across a pctu-
rescue rolling country and over the estates OF Jay
Phipps and Foxnau Keene 20 that of Herman 3.
Durvea In large pasture o. the Whitney
ia ,e the pack twice nearly overlook their quarry
once in the dense Whitney woods. however. the
pack were at 4 serious disadvantage. and reynard
again gained 4 long lead and led the huntsmeu
a merry chase for hour, until the fox finally
''hoed,' where all efforts Of the pack to dislodge
him proved use.ess-
master of foxhounds, who rode Hollyhock; first
whip. r. Coatsworth. Whitefox; Ernest o.
Hayes, The Game; Leonard Jacob. on breedy
chestnut hunter; Mr.. and Mrs Reginald Brooks
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock, IT. Miss Ado
laida Randolph Mrs. Adolph I-adenburg Miss
Ladeuburg. +. W. Okie. Herman B. Duryea. sam
ue Wiets. Louis Fitzgerald Mrs. +. D. Swift. %
the Myopla Hunt Jchn Granam, NJ Stevenson
n. Hitchcock Russell Grace and J. P Grace.
a drag hunt viii be held Monday. and one on
THURSDAY The foxhound meets VIII b. held
Tuesday and Saturday mornings
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08
JOIN TO FIGHT THE CTTT.
UGriHe and Railroad Com Dqnies
liant LOzcer Pier Rentals.

There we're strong indications yesterday OF a con
certed action by all the transatlantic and cossCWss
steamship lines 70 force the city reduce the
rentals Of its piers. The International Mercantile
Marine Company has brought matters to a crisis.
It's fight probably viii be joined BY the railroad
companies. who paw for their piers than do
tne transatlantic lines. The city receives
about StCGt0 tor its piers. and the transportation
COMPANIES wish 10 cut il down about Sl,5f00Oa
Ihe a.tracuons of Hoboken a terminal port
Rave ueen leSSened by the raising there OF tax
assessments along the water front, and the shore
lne Of Jersey City Is already full South Brook
yn the cost Of carriage is high None o. the steam
Snlp men here would discuss the situation yeSter-
cay Most o. them apparently are waiting for the
Glhers 10 make some move Dock Commissioner
EeathersOn SAID.
The case is now in the Mavors hands. and
SnSI submit another proposition 70 him, which viii
pc taken up 2 conference to bs arranged at the
Mayors ONCE and in that way We hope that an
amicabie and Just arrang snnenL will be made.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08
BY . holes not played,

p5%eIf p9ISf'As, c the h92g Of The home club met a
the Nassau mans favor - F. Watson Of Fssax
o e 40 difculty in disPosing Of NesnIth of Flush
Us. oy up and to play, while Hooper. anOt her
= = '@sSaQ I man won from Murray, OF Engewood by
In The second division c. H. seeley. the former
SosIiHrtdclt champion met Hurd of the Deal CIub
test in this set y wss @ bet8ee 70 p5y rte ne e2Se 2 con
-Ns5sal, S 1nd Frederick Phillips OF Dyker Meadow
match Inc summary:
s-,s- asSaq o., Cup larzs round match payl-w Travis
Iigs TroIg ny ~ oest W Evans Ekwsno Up TO puy
Sood' Up to play; c. F. Watson Essex County beat
Nassau beat II + CioodVin az crescent 2 70 Pa nv + T., H -.
Up 10 pisg a's7u' y "a Peat a. 7 Murray Easiew2ed, 8
bs; bss IT. IrTs5snt u 70 play F 5 Douglas Nassau
a,cH MestneI4. beat 3 T. Alien. DYKE Meadow. l1
sst sqaS pS., Tounf-Dougas beat whitates up;
up ~ ris, 81. ap 70 Pay Watson beat Aaxweu o
Isn2as. Sss5 cup Sg2 T75 I9af msGh 2Iay-E G.
p 70 piay 10 A. Lori1g, jr. Nassau beat r. r Wsrfo-d
ooiy DyE%er % Nss59g a. 9ss e ~, o Gates Nassau tea G 4
5iar P %'od; Ssat ss. e Aasn, Ph4deEaia. up ta
% 70 pay T T. Rushrnore MiIa1i Pe.t n L % F1s,T ?
{; = 9s aelaG,5 n T. Walden. Dyker Meadow, bea;
Nassau beas f. P5I.rz T T, . 70 play; 2 y Buseh
" caneteen holes Philips beat walden u5 s5
pSiP. P cyf HIVE csR css; ss, Eou79 st: glsyB u
". % play: Fl c FoIger IT. Nassau. bss+ n =
Pratt Nassau beat Guthrie 6aw NJ Ws,s5,PP,5' % Py' E. u
nSie'y3oq IN TO play; J C. TAYLOR. crescent BEAT
Nassau. beat Henry Rryn Crescent s up 10 piavs 6;
up - oi1v $50 o,1J y n bqe.' t SFssSent
: lp. o. play tiaImaek beat Prat- 1 Up nineteen
Red spring Cup t6rst roundD-B T Allen bea. 7 A.
R2HeL up 70 play. John Mollsr. jr.. beat " T
a1t. SufI7y. up 3 70 play; J. 9 Dettmer peat G A.
win. up to play.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08
RESULTS AT 81. LOUIS.

st. Louis. Oct First race five one-hals fur
longsl-Niolin. 100 % AUSTIN. o > Won: Colcuel
White 100 - Conway. 12 J. second. Monaco Maid.
lo5 w Duganl 70 . third. Time. ,OSsa. Terms Rod.
Ansdarco. 81 Flour and Russell also
Seccnl zone mile ar5 seventy yayds)-ur7iurlcu
p fCheathan). to l. Tangible. % CTyan 80 l.
second. Nesry. los w. puSsnl. 20 third Time 4s
Regina D. Sanctissma Lemon Girl IverEg W!sseudilc.
Elncstelle. Noveta and SaoTrcske also ran.
Third x fuTlouEsl-EdUardo. lU3 Young. l..
won. Byplay ~ tNcLaughlnl Il 10 J. second Meiwocd
ee ,DickE0rl 30 Tine l;1Bl7 Darneron ollie
Burnett ana Fruit also ran
Fourth thsndi1ap; furionEsl-Cor1nodore I19
(Ncuugl. ; 20 J. won Ice Water 1CQ AUSTIN even.
second The Recent ll5 (V. Dugan). l. third. Time,
l14A Footllght Favorite and Elastic
Fifta race zone nilefXarro. ia 0W DuEsu). 20 >,
won CuUrBnt. s. (W. Blaksl. 10 J. second; Ju're
CErrril. IL ID. AUSTIN. u third Time i.43it
Captain CASTOR. Behoove Flori. Dr. RILEY. VeasQuez.
Loniau, Harlequin ard The Eye also
sixth Tsce six ana oae-halc furonssl-Bsn Lear, 10
CNote}. 10 .. won; one More i05 q. Conway l..
second; Flyer l05 Lindsey !. third. Time. %
AindoTa, Tommy knight. Amorous. Eleanor Howard.
Wager. Chelsls, Pryor and Suave also ran
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08
WILLIAMS HERE TO-DAY.
Columbia Has Light Practice for
This afternoons Game.

Columbia meets Williams on the gritiron at
American League Park this afternoon. In former
years Columbia has found easy antagonist
Williams succumhed to Harvard p 10 Q. Morley
says his men should roll up at least three or four
touchdowns. Unless the game proves very close
Morley will not give his first varsity men much
work, but viii asain try out the new men.
Practice in preparation for the game was very
hght at Columbia yesterday The men were sent
through signal practice for ovec hour, and then
were tried at blocking punts and protecting the
Kicker Tom Thorpe. who was hurt n Thurs
days practice took rest. but it is expected that
ne VIII play this afternoon Three new men re-
ported for practice; johnson. from Case School
cleveland; Kruger. Of last years freshman team
The probable lineup for tais afternoons
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08
THE RECORDS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGC

The Hehlanders beat Boston in the first game
of a series of five yesterday at American League
Park. The score was 8 10 . The victory puts the
home players in first place again This series
means much for the winner will be the champion
OF the American League this year. large crowd
was on hand the contest. which was stub
bornIy fought from the first ball pitched. Quick
sharp and keen play marked the fielding OF both
teams.
Chesbro and Gibson we're the pitchers. and both
were in good form. but Chesbro did the superior
work. He struck out five men and only gave FIVE
hits.
In the third inning each side made one run-the
visitors on Selbach's single. followed by a wild
pitch and Parents single: for the Enghlanders.
Elberfeld was hit by the bail. and scored on An
dersons two-bagger In the nth the home players
took the lead. D0uGherty first up. made a two
base hit. Then heeer safe LaChance's
error OF Colliass throw. He stole second. and on
Elberfelds fly DouChCTty crossed the plate In the
seventh The HiC1lailders made their ilnai run.
Dougherty singled AID stole second. On Williams's
TWO base hit Dougherty tailed. The score:
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08
5o-MILE RACE OF BERGEN BEACH Y. c

Eleven sloop yachts, two yawls ana three cabin
catbosts are entered for the 1fty-mc outside race
OF the Bergen Beach Yacht Club. which Is 20 start
Tomorrow morning az 1915 O'Clock IT a point OF
the clubhouse in Jamaica Bay. The course Is 10
be 10 the red can buoy on Rockaway Point ,hen,e
TO Highland Beach and return To finish of RufIie
Bar The yachts entered for the race the sloops
Marion, ". l.. Penns. owner: the Edna May. II h
Hui; the Ider, 5. J. Burton: the Baby Roger
George Boehm: the Astoria, j. A. Terry; the Alicia
@. I. Byers: Shamrock m u l. Allen: the NfS-i
anna; w. W Stevens; the Annie NJ J, =. Merry
Le haoS. J. A. Sutter, jT.: the Defier &. n LOper.
yaWls. the Lillian. r. Fritche; the stormy Petrei
r. T. Eagle; cabin CatbOats, the shadow, A. L.
EuIleF; the Matilda C. Il. Place, and the Hattie
=. G r. Fitzmaurfce There s 10 be a catbo4f
EsA~ On Saturday. OetAA-- Il. With women skippers
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TODAY.

RACING.-At Norris Park at ?. m: ST. Louis and
Worth.
AUToMOBILTIG.- for ". X vanderbilt r.. cup.
LAWN TENSIS.-IntercoIiegiate championships a
Merton. Penn: vomens tournament al Longwoo1.
Mass. mems doubles Ardsley.
HORSE sHOW.-At Mor-istowu. -. ,.
GoLF.-Forest Hill at Crawford. South Orange at
Vile. Princeton al Bausrol, wOmens intercity team
tournament at Montclair. club championship Engle
wood, womens handicap Hillside. Para o CoIonia
Country Club club championship Westchester.
handicap Baltusrol club championship at HaCken-
club championship at Canoe Brook, October Cup
Suburban Club, Wee Burn BrooklaWu. Nassau
Country Club open tournament. Governor's Cup At
Jamaica.
FOOTBALL.-CO!umbia vH. Williams American League
Park. 3:3G m. New-York University Fordnam
Ohio Field. Dickinson West Point, Maine q Har-
ward. Washington an jefferson Princeton. GalIa1-
az Yale. Carlisle = Buckneu, Rochester
Union. Hamilton At Cornell. Amherst Agricultural
A. Brown. Colgate Syracuse. Virginia Military
Academy Annapolis. Rutgers Haverford Yer
mont Dartmouth. Purdue AZ Chicago. kalama a
Michigan, Marquette at Wisconsin, Lombard North
western North Dakota Minnesota. Drake
Illinois Washington OSHKOSH Normal Lawrence
gustAna q Knox. Indiana a. De PAW, penison a
Ohio S.ate Otterbein Ohio Medical Platsvtl!e
Normal a Beoit, Nebraska Colorado Normal
al state Drake At Iowa, Des Moaes Colo
rado.
BAsEBALL.-SatlonAl League: NeVr-Tork al Bvooiiyn
$3.50 o. m. Boston at Philadelphia Chicago Pits
burg, Cincinnati ST. Louis. American League
Naw-York Boston. Philadelphia % washington
Cleveland Detroit. ST. Louis a. Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08
LAWN TENNIS.
Robert Lie Roy, of Columbia, W'ins
intercollegiate Cham piOnShip.

Philadelphia, Oct. 7-Robert lie Roy. OF Columbia
University, won the intercollegiate lawn tennis
championship to-day. defeating E. B. Dewhurst,
OF the University OF Pennsylvania. the former
title holder 4-6. 6-3. 10. "a 50
The match evenly contested until the Iast
set Long rallies were frequent in one game deuce
beng caled fourteen times. In the last SET lev
hurst went to pieces, making several uuuole lduIIs
and falling TO game. lie Eoy Was lhviIc!oie
al the net and his forehand drives proved paIti-
cu.arIy enective. his victory gives S3iumna % mel hsE
first point for the Merton Cricket C!uD Cup eHA-
blematic of the intercollegiate championship.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08
RAPID WATERS DIXIANA.
YICTORT IN EASY ONE.
BroadcIofk First Home IN MGnhGt-
fan HaRdscap.

r7.,55 zz-a-o- John A brakes RaraIlo colt. won
tne seventh renewal q ;e DiKiaaa STAKES al NOR
-is PARK Yesterday il a common Gallop- The race
which promised 10 be the feature Of the pro-
rraror,e had little 20 recommend Il when the
scratches ere al in. as Stslwa-t Z. r. Thomas 8
great three-year-old. Withdrawn, together with
I.sonidas. OrnonGes Right Memories ana Race
king leaving only Dolly SL4nker, WotaR and
PsImbearer 70 take issue with Rapid Water The
zast named and Dolly Spauker were about equal
favo-itas. each having host o. followers. NOtan
and Palnbearer we're practically neglected at 10
and L 10 =
Dolly spanker raced away il front 10 fair start.
and showed The way til well into the stretch. with
palmbearcr and Rapid Water alternating in second
place. O-Nen had q nice hold OF Rapid Water. and
II was plain rhat he was going much the strongest
81 the run around the turns. " hen fairly straight
sned cut lor the wire, Rapid Water easily drew up
20 The pacenaker. and after brief struggle, came
away and won easily. Dolly SpsnkeT. tiring under
che weight, had 20 he ridden out 10 beat Wotaa
for the place The latter was interfered with and
knocked out OF his stride on the lsr turn he
might have been the runner-up.
The Manhattan Handicap. for al ages. az six fur
longs. down The Eclipse course. furnished a STIR
ring and exciting finish. even though IittIs moth
ing could oe seen OF the early running The field
oS nine horses came out of the dip Ike troop OF
cavalry. Race King and Foladay seeming 10 have
. slight advantage over Gay Boy. CairngOrm.
Broadclolh and CastaIian. Al the last sixteenth
pole Race King, which had been backed from 100
&C 10 6J !, drew away slightly and seemed the
probable winner, but BrOadclotE. closing with q
well timed rush OF The outside got up IN time 70
win ty neck. while Race King beat Castaliar.
TIE faV-TiIc a short head for the place. Broad
cloths performance was 8 particularly good one
f-- Two -yeaT-old. and stamps him yoU2gster
more than ordinary merit. While handling only
riret.-eight pounds, ne was conceding eighteen
pounds 20 CastaliaL according 10 the scale and
gHen ty-tigfr pounds To Race King
The twO-year-od handicap second on the card,
also furnished e close finish the judges only
could separate Candida and Water Light. Can
dida which always well Up with the pace.
earned the decision Flyback, showing decided i'm
proVerneDt ever his last forts. was third.
Jerry c., the faVOTiTe never prominent
The Others 10 come home first Sidney {.
Love. Cousuel0 II and Black Socks. All three won
SIS they pleased. Thistle Heather made the run
rtus the first race three four lengths before
her dsId, but Sidney q. Love ran over her IN the
stretch. Consuelo u made her field look cheap in
.he fifth race. winning. eased Up. by SIX or eight
lengths. and Black Socks was finally graduat ted
from the maiden class IN the last race, showing
such marked Improvement over race earlier n
fhe week that il seemed cause for Official investiga-
Lou.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08
RAID IN BROOKLYN oFFIcE BUILDING

On suspicion that business Of transmitting rae
iuS information was being done from there an ofice
on the top floor OF the Franklin Building, No. 1ss
IeTasen-st-. one Of the leading oice structures in
hIooAlgn, was ratded by Captain Murphy and De-
tecuVe Mclaughlin. OF the Adams-sJ. station. yes-
tVroay arle noon Albert SimOns OF No. I53 Carl
ton-aVe and Albert Meyers, OF No 1S2 Washington
St. were ar ested- teleI hone and twenty-five sets
Ct raolnE charts were cOnnscafea.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08
LOCKWOOD sEATEN IN MASSACHUSETTS

Manchestcr. Mass, Oct THE state golf cham
pionshp the Essex County Club furnished =
surprise to-day. when - c. Lockwood OF AIlston
last years champion. was put cut by H. H. Wilder.
up. The TWO survivors OF the day who win
meet tomorrow in the dnal thl-rv-six-hole match
Tor the championship were Andrew Carnegie, %.
room and T G.. Stevenson OF Myopla. The SUM
mary;
T ird round-H. II. Wilder defeatea A &; Lockwood
q 6'lts G p Nytils' defeated Fay ingalls, ~: r G.
-hnals-CaFnegis defeated Vfis- ~ N hol...
stovensol defeated Willstt 2 -. .' -
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08
EINALs FoR PRINeEToN cHAmpIoNsHlP

Princeton \. j. OCT. (Speclan--Murray
O,yphant, o5 led d. Laird os, in the hrst eighteen
holes os the final round OF the university golf
championship played to-day ny s up. The remain
ing eighteen holes Of the Anal round Will be played
on Monday. tomorrow the university team
meets Batusrol on the Baitusrol links. Princetons
team tomorrow VIII be: Reinhard. 'G5 (cSptain);
OIyphaut. Clarke, Laird. CorSran RUSSELL Waters
Iud
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08
MANY harvard MEN LAID UP.
- -ELrGRAPH ID - rRIRCNE.

fRY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
Cambrld.e Mass, Oct 7.-Au the Harvard
varsity players except Meier and squires are now
laid on with slight injuries. Captain Hurley Bru.
Derby. Ovesen and Hanley have not been IN the
play once this week. and Montgomery. Parker
CunuIr Moves Nichols and Mills have not been in
the scr!muage FOR the last two days This has
given the coaches chance 10 Try out the second
best rpcr a big cut will be made In the squad the
middle OF next week. and then the real work OF de-
velopiry a team, for the important games will begin
Barney 24l-pound candidate tor centre. was To-
day taken from the freshman squad 70 be tried on
the VARSITY.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08
FOUND NUDE ON PARADE GROUND
Unknown Man Dies at Pelham Bay Park
Before Ambulance Arrives.

nude man about nifty years old whose ideu-
tity has not been established. was found on the
parade ground Of Pelham Bay Park yesterday. At
man was still alive When a Fordham Hospital
aTnbulance arrived he was dead. He had evidently
wandered from his home while al. clad only in his
Underwear. which was found near him. An autopsy
showed that the man had died primarily from
water g. sh6 bratD-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08
T8l SPORTS ArDA13S]
RT5RECREATIONazIzI5J57IzI I'D d

field raced 4 Gull three furIongs before the boys
pulled up
G g. Redfern. father o. the well known jockey.
bought Homestead at private sale after he had run
third IL the first event.
Ihe weights :or the Westchester lightweight ham
oicap Al six ana half furlongs 10 be run Non
Gay, were announced yesterday Beldame, the
peerless three-yearold dlly IS accorded the place
OF honor at top weight by the official Handicapped.
being asked TO take UP 40 pounds She will not
start but p IS interesting TO that tho handi-
capper considers her four pounds better than Re-
liable. hve pounds better than Stalwart and Broom,
stick, eight pounds better than Hamburg Belle and
tdurstbourne aro ten pounds better ts2n Lady
Amelia
BroadclOth foUled CastaIian just az the finish of
the Manhattan handicap, but claim was made,
and the stewards took no action.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08
PHILADELPHIA.


The apprCaclIng and putting cOmpetItl0n was
won by Mrs NJ. ID. Patterson, E0Eiewood, with s
strokes. Second prize was tie between Miss
Elizabeth NJ Hurry. Apawamis. and Miss Eliza
beth Porter. Oakley Country Club.
The annual team match between the philadelphia
and New York men will be played at Garden CITY
on October % The Philadelphia team will be
II. y. Perrin, Philadelphia Cricket; \. ". Tiiling-
hast, Philadelphia Cricket. IT, p. Mcfarland
Huntington Valley; 5; Carr. huntington Valley;
Merton; G. J. Cook Philadelphia Country: W T.
West. Camden Country (. 7. Calvert. Philadel-
lev
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08
NEW GIANTS BEAT THE OLD ONES.

The baseball game between The Giants and the
I'd Giants Of the championship team Of 1859 was
Iiayed O. the Poo Grounds yesterday, and resulted
10 &: favor OF the former nine The receipts
the contest u the employees OF the grounds.
-1u a fa!~ at:s0danCe Was present The new
Iants merely toyyd with their opponents.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08
INTERLEAeuE GAMES ARRANGED

Cleveland, Oct. IA post season series OF five
games between the Pittsburg National and tho
-IeVeland American baseball teams was arranged
his afternoon. Two games will be played In Cleve-
land Monday and Tuesday, October 20 and IL, and
,hree games at Pittsburg on the three following
days.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08
DETROIT LOSES TWICE 10 CLEVELAND.

Detroit oct 1.-Detro.t played weak ball and lost
TWO games 10 e. Cevelard this afternoon. G. Stovnu
made homo run of hts brother in the first innins.
The score.
First game: II. 2
IcyelanL ........-...h o o-s j :
letroit ..............0 O-i 0
Bstteries-Jones and Bemis: :. stovan aad DILL
Second game; T. II I.
-leFe-dH1 --.-.--.--.--.-------u - 4"
Batteries Bernhard aai Bemis. Jaeger and Bet!le At
enhance Il
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08

PADDOCK P.4RAGRAPHS.

The recall Gag was psss in fhe first race yes:er-
day 40 Tie barrier failed 20 work when the starter
shouted f1r the asl6 10 cone oS. About half the
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08
'aa,ted far c-is,- IN uia

IVc-baee hits-Iou ElertI. Arde-sor Sacrifice hit
areleT stolen asses-Nee'e-. Parent Double play
Williams. E.oeTfeli and Camel I.eft base--Nevv-
York q boston = First base balIs-OR Chesbro. ;;
~ Gibson 4. First base Boston.
Ut by pitched tall-By Gibson: l. strgek out-E.y
trespro, .; by Gibson. Passed balls-fSleiuov. !.
C-!ge-, !. VIII pitch-Gbsou. Time .$5 Tmpirss-
Sheridan and Connolly. Attendance. e.5CJ.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08
p1TTsBuRG, 9. CHICAGO. /.

Ftsburg, Oct 7.--Pittsburg played Championship ball
10Th al the bat field and easily defeated Chi
slghth- The score:
'ittsburg .-...-..........O 1 x-G 10 l
-aicago ..-...............O 0 o o-l ?
endance. 250
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08
GOLF.
Trauis and Douglas Win IN Nassau
Tournament.

With Travis and Douglas ranged in opoosf{e sides
Of the draw. the final round in the Nassau golf
tournament to-day promises TO be contest between
these oidtime rivals. Each man viii have 20 win
his way in the morning seui-fuaIs. which. for
Douglas means a meeting with Jerome Travis the
New-York interscdolastic champion who has been
showing such capital form this season Travis VIII
face c. T. Watson. OF Essex County which gives
the former champion a somewhat easier path than
MS rival These, together with the semi-hraIs and
finals for three other cups and an eighteen hole
handicap. viii complete the days programme ana
the tournament.
Douglas had hard match in the second round
yesterday. and barely ESCAPED defeat His opponent
was Whitlatch, of Westfeld who was ouly beaten nv
up. Iravers won from Hooper n the same round
up and to play. Travis made . in his game
Vlth Hicks. OF Nassau. within four strokes OF his
own record for the course Hicks lost by o up and
20 Play. The winners card was:
n: ,,,,,,,....::. 5::ssss -7s
Watson got his place in the sen.i-frals through a
well earned victory over Howard Maxwell Of
Nassau.
Win three present champions and two former
champions in the first division the morning play
was well sustained. Instead Of match play against
oogle Tor the Red Spring Cup, the contest was con-
hned 70 the beaten eight os the first sixteen The
uIaW resulted rather happily ? pacing the best
men n opposite halves AID In giving the home
payers chance TO meet the visitors
Travis was drawn against W ]. Evans who is a
memner Of the Lakewood and EnyIewoot clubs. as
wei as th1I at EKwauOk. he former American
SLdiAplol vent out in Al. the boge figure and v as
- al !h@ eighth The next 1ive holes he cantured
~ quick run that ended the match In hIs FAVOR
" up and 10 play. kvans was weak in Dutt.1g
lie cards Wele: - 9--