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NUST HAVE A WARRANT.
Seldom Justified to arrest Without
One in NezC-Jersey.

George z. Harrington of East Orange, y j.,
president of the Automobile Club of New-Jersey,
has asked the opinion of James E. Howell. OF the
law firm of Coult, Howell & Ten Eyck. Newark on
automobile arrests in New-JeTsey. In reply Mr..
Howell has written this letter:
have your letter of June 2 inquiTing whether.
under the Scovel Autor obiIe law an officer has a
tlSht, without warrant or summons except as
the highway.
1 have carefully read the act and am prepared
10 state my views of the question you present IN
my opinion there is but case which VIII authpr
that Is the case mentioned in the ninth section or
the act. Il provides that a person driving motor
venice we n Il certain public places named IN race
hned $50 and imprisoned in default of payment OF
the fine. Section Ii provides that in case OF the
VOCATION OF the ninth section the Orcer may arrest
without a warrant: the officer making such arrest
must immediately take the person so offending
be1ore the magistrate and make complaint. Whch
must describe offence forbidden by the act upon
the fling of which the MAGISTRATE shah then issue
a warrant returnabIe forthwith. and the complaint
shall then be heard in the regular way.
An OHlCCr making an arrest without a warrant
for any other violation of the Automobile act makes
himself Liable i'm an action for false Imprisonment.
He becomes al a trespasseT, and ia not pro-
teGted from suit By his official character or title
create provide for the punishment of crimes or
misdemeanors 1t is a penal statute. and while
rest man who commits "a crime in his presence he
certainly has no right without the authorization OF
some statute TO arrest a man who IS violating a
penal statute As matter OF practical application
/ do not see how an officer would be justified
in making an arrest under this statute without a
warrant. because he never would be able to prove,
except in the baldest case that the violation com
planned of. was in race bet or WAGER
III TWO autOmObllstS were seen upon the highway
actually racing the would be different
1t is quite manifest that the ninth and eleventh
sections of the act puTpOsely designed to pre-
vent racing and betting. and a drastic provision
made for these offences but for every other
violation Ito take person into custody there must
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YACHTING.
Thnty-eighth annual Regatta Of
atlantic CIub To-day.

The thirty-eieht annual regatta of the Atlantic
Yacht Club will be sailed to-day in the lower bay,
and if there is a good breeze from aim st any
quarter there is sure to be some lively sport The
star; viii 30 made mt II o'clock from point in
Gravesend Fay. off the clubhouse at Sea Gate
Fourteen entries have been received by the re-
gotta comnittce-Henry J. GIelow. Frederick VII
mar ard Josiah 81. Fiske Prizes In silver have
.,een odore2 10 tie value Of the following amounts:
Schoonc-s drst ciass 49, Class b. sle5; Class c.
stCo; Cia.s d. So aad Class T. so Soops and
avis Class r. 80: Glass q. siCo: Glass II. So;
lass }. 80: Class X. 80. Ciass l., SO; Class NJ
Sc: liss g. s. and II -5Ts . z and cdtbodts. SO
I..!Ies To- 10 sccoat elsa Tr.cS -. the third
fourteen 3. - luG for fom th twe.,e AID one
quarter ~ - -tr.,s VIII - atceg,td Up - 3
O'Clock tbs r.-o-;I4as.
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THE RECORDS.


Brown outpitched Mathewson In fine game at
the Polo Grounds yesterday. with the result that
the Chicago players defeated the Giants by a
of to 2.
One Of the features of the contest Chances
great stick work. In the third inning he sent out
"A hit to the centrefield ropes for home rum
and in the opening inning he made a two-base hit
on which Sagle who had received his base on
balls, scored. King, who followed. safe on
Devln's error. Chance got home rap from
Jones that Devlin threw home too late.
The Giants made their first run in the second inn
ing. McGann singled and Mertes got to first on a
pass. Both runners advanced on Kings bad
throw second. Dahlen lined to Williams. scoring
McCiann and putting Mertes third. Gilbert was
second TO be put out fly, and Bowerman. who
struck out. third. In the fifth the Giants
made their second Bowerman got first by
being hit by pitched ball, and took third on
Mathewson's single to right. Bresnahan hit to
centre and Bowerman crossed the plate. The score;
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eRAyesENp ENTRIES FOR TODAY.

- - AcE-Handleap. for an &c. About .. tar
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY on NEW

- York.-Annis c. Tower, plaintiff against 8Ioritz
Primer and others. defendantsIn OF tudg-
OF foreclosure and sale duly made entered the
above entitled action bearing date 9Th day OF 1904
l. Undersigned, the referee In said Judgment named
Will sell public auction. at the New York Real Estate
Saesroom. No. 161 Broadway in the Borough Manhat
City OF New York the 9Th day OF July. 1904
IL o'clock that day, by D. Phoenix Ingraham.
the premises directed by said Judgment
sold therein described follows All that certain ot
piece parcel OF land. with the buildings and
thereon erected. situate lying and being in the
Borough OF The Bronx and City OF New York. and being
IN Section Number o. Block Number 234l, the map
bounded described follows Beginning a point
the eastery line OF Mott formerly MacOmb Avenue.
nOrthery Of the premises heretofore
Edward Richards and wife to Carley:
n0rthwardy along the said eastery
line Of Mott Ave1ue twenty-five (25) feet thence run
eastwardy but line at right angles the said
easJery line Of Mott Avenue and and through the cen
hundred twenty-One Cpd feet and seven a1d
inches the nOTthwestsrly line OF The New
York Railroad; thence running southwest
the said nOrthwesteriy line OF said Rail
and (6t) inches
nOrtherly line OF the premises conveyed to said
aforesaid, running thence Westwardly. but
along said nOrthery line Of Cerleys land and at right
bred and (216) five andthTee eighths (5)
inches said eastery line OF Mott Avenue at tho
point place OF beginning
Dated New York. June 18TH 1904
EUGENE Fl. POMEROY. Referee.
SAMUEL 7. CARTER. Jr. Attorney for PLAINTIFF IS
Wall Street. Borough Of Manhattan, New York City
The following diagram OF the property to be sold
described above the street number being 5SA Mott
Avenue:
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Proposals.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. U. 5.

FIyREASURY DEPARTMENT, u. s. LIFE
a Saving Service. Washington. u. G. June 4 1894
proposals will be received at this office until 2
oclocx D. m. Of Wednesday. June 10. 1904. then
opened. for the construction Of thirty
wagons be delivered the OF the
IIe-SaVing Station. the Galilee Railroad
station Jersey. Twenty OF the be fur
nished required by the specifications
remaining wagons 70 be without runners Plans and
specifications forms Of proposal I've obtained
upon application the Inspector OF Saving Stations
II state Street New York City; this office. $ L
KIMBAIL. General Superintendent.
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WATER TOO ROUGH FOR PRACTICE
LpY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBu,

lBf IEhEGhAfh 10 The IhIBtNbl
POughkeepsie. n. Y, June 13.-ROugh water seri-
ously nterfered with the practice of the Columbi"
crews to-day. and the morning spent in the
little cove north of the bOathouse. Toward after
noon the water became rougher. and Goodwin. the
coach ordered the shells fitted with washboards.
After this had been done ii found that the
water was too rough to allow tbs varsity crew to
go over ths course and the afternoon was spent in
pair oars
The seniors rugged their shell Jus COwles to-day.
ms IS inc shelt they rowed IN last year ana VIII
probably use in this years The practice
work has been done in the shell Lillian Russell a
new set OF oars for the seniors was received to-
day and will be used tomorrow. The Cornell and
Pennsylvania crews viii arrive this week. and the
remainder OF the crews will come the fore part Of
week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-14
PENNSYLVANIA DEFEATS BROWN.
The Latter Loses Class Day Game On It's Own
Field.
ERY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l

Providence. r. J., June 13.-The University Of
Pennsylvania baseball team defeated Brown here
this afternoon in a very close game by the score
Of to 0 in the special class day game Both pitch
ers were effective. Tiff striking out ten men and
DavIin The hits were few and well scattered.
except the three which Pennsylvania got in the sixth
and seventh innings. which gave two runs. The
by innings: - =,
~ Tr,I Of P.............o 20 :
Batter!es-T1ft and Smith: Devlin and Bennett.
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EoRpHAM MANAGERS CHOSEN.

Fordham students have elected the following
managers for 1905 athletic teams: President OF
athletic association and manager of baseball
Robert c. Maher %. Pittsburg; assistant man
aqer. Thomas J. Mansfield 'O6, Auburn. N. Y:
treasurer w J. FaIlon. 'O6. Mamaroneck; secre-
tary. J. A Hnchline Paterson; manager , basket basket
hall G A Dana Redmond. '06, Springfield, Mass ;
manager of football John J. Bany, 'O6. of this
city: track manager, f. ]. Convery. %. Trenton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-14
HIGHL1NDERS DEFEATED
In Pitchers Battle Chicago Team
Wins, to /.
LEY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TmBrNE

Chicago. June 3.-In pitchers battle to-day
White outtwirled Wolfe and. supported by su-
perior fielding. the Chicago nine shut out the
Highlanders by a score Of to !.
The home players did their only scoring IN this
opening inning. Holmes. first up, singled; Jones
followed with a sacrifice; Callahan then singled.
on which Holmes crossed the plate. Callahan
got second the throw in. Green reached first
on Cancels error, and Callahan tailed. Davis
and Donohue each fled II was not until the
seventh inning that the visitors got across
the plate. when Cancels double and McGuires
single did the trick. The score
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-14
WELL KNOWN PLAYERS TO COMPETE.
r. D. Wrenn. W. A. Larned and M. D. Whit
man in Rockaway Tournament.

The Rockaway Hunting Club has made this
announcement of its lawn tennis plans for this
An invitation round robin G6ntlemen'S double
lawn tennis tournament VIII he held June 10 TO lS.
PLAY commence afternoon On ARRIVAL or
$40 train from Long Island city -Four pairs have
two matches being played each day and the pair
having the largest percentage of victories to its
credit winning the tournament. The following
have hcen asked To play, all of whom have &C
cepteG: r. ID. WreHu and George l.. Wreun, Jr.,
Holcombe Ward and Oliver s. Campbell Joseph
d. Forbes ana y Fincke, William A Larned and
M. ID. Whitman.
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SALE FOR FAIR ESTATE GOES ON.

The fifth sale OF articles belonging to the estate
of Mrs Charles l.. Eair held yesterday at the
Knickerbocker Art Galleries. The total was $62i -
A Louis XIV gilt bronze clock. which brought the
highest price was sold to a. ]. La Place for $3.50.
Among the other purchases were a bronze bust of
Beethoven sold to S. s Prince for ST.; a carved
gold Better drawing room suite, TO Colonel ID. b..
DYER, of Augusta, Ga. for s2S5; Khorassan car
pet to Mrs Charles Hickman for $3.50. and a Jap
anese pagoda lamp 20 James r. Gilmore for $40 50.
n'he sala --ill be continued 10 day-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-14

- TON Vt. MAY y. .l90l-sealed proposals in tripli
cate viii be received until u M June rs 1904 FOR
constructing heating. plumbing and electric wiring OF
House constructing
ing OF additions 70 Bakery constructng and plumbing
OF Stable Headquarters stan and hand burned
stable constructing of Wagon shed House. and
constructive additions Cavalry Houses
and additions 10 Coal Shed at Fort Ethan Allen. VT
Information furnished application T. s. reserves
right reject all bids part
thereof Envelopes containing proposals to he inGorsed
Pubic Euiidiugs' a Ethan Allen
VI. captain T. r. I.AMOREJX @. NJ
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y washington. June 4 i9c4.-Sealed proposals win be
received office until IL O'clock noon Saturday
Is 1904 grading certain streets avenues
agGregating about 4lOOG cube yards Of grading
forms OF proposal specifications and all
formation viii be furnished application the Office
Of the Engineer Commissioner. D. 9. II. II. F, MAC
FARLAND. HENRY l. WEST JOHN BIDDLE. Com
mi
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YALE TEAM TO GO ABROAD NAMED
Captain Clapp Announces Those Who Will
Compete in London.

New-Haven Conn. June l3.-Captain f. ]. Clapp
Of the Yale track team announced tonight the
team that will represent Yale in the meet with
Harvard and the English universities on July 90. in
London The Yale athletes chosen are. besides
Captain Clapp, d. j. Torrey, c. B. Long. E. B. Par
sons, c. B. Olcott, c. B. Hin, T. l.. Shevlin. E T.
Glass L. T. Sheffield and G.. F. Victor. The men
go TO the training table tomorrow.
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SUPRENIE COURT. COUNTY, OF hi

ACI OOORls COONI1 UT NEW
York. Mary A. n LANCE. Plaintiff. against Thomas
c Smith and others. Defendants.-In pursuance Of
Judgment Of foreclosure and duly made and entered
In the above entitled action and bearing date the
in said Judgment named viii sell at public auction at
Manhattan. City OF New
Of June. 1901. twelve O'Clock. ID.
Phoenix Ingraham & Company. auctOneers. the
said Judgment sold. and therein de-
scTibed follows All that certain lot piece parcel
of with the building thereon erected. situate, ly
ing and being at Harlem. in the Twelfth Ward OF the
CITY Of New York and which ia bounded and described
follows Beginning at point the eastery side OF
the Fifth Avenue. between One hundred and twenty
fourth 124thl and hundred C125thl
distant ninety-one feet
the formed o nOrtherr7
side Of One hundred and tweuty-fourth 024th)
with the easterly side OF the Fifth Avenue and
ming thence easterlv and parallel with
tyfourth Street and partly through party wall
eighty thence nOrthery and parallel with the Fifth
Avenue eighteen feet thence westerly and with
One hundred and twenty-fOurth 024th
through party wall eighty feet the side
Fifth Avenue. and thence sOutheTy along
ery side Of Fifth Avenue eighteen to the point
0 beginning. $3.50
Dated 4.
JAMES W MCKINNEY. FsAf.r.s
RONALD X. BROWN, PLAINTIFFS NIuber 990
Broadway. New YOrk ~
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NOT FOR WORLDS CHAMPIONSHIP.

The billiard game that Jacob schaefer won from
Louis Cure in Paris last week was not ior the
v.or1d,s cbornnionship as announced The match
was at the eighteen-nch balk line. This title was
won from schacfer by default. but the latter re-
fused to give up the emblem representing the
honor \ new trophy was offered by the Bruins
rvfok-Tsa NE C'olleuder Company. As result,
ViensuS was recognized the champion. There
Is now talk of match between Schaefer and
NigaaU%.
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124 St


The approximate OF charxe sofisf,
which the above described property be sold is
S16.644 A and interest from May
costs and allowance, amounting
thereon from June 2 1904 together with
the sale The approximate of taxes assessments
and water rents other liens be allowed
chaser out OF the purchase paid by referee
is $245. with interest thereof October
1905 JAMES ". MCKINNEY Referee
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10. l9O4-Sealed proposals. IN tripicate will
ceived office OF Constructing Cuartermaser.
London. Gem until IL Is. 1874 construction
Plumbing and electric wiring double y. c. o.
quarters and Fire Apparatus House Fort If. c.
Wright " Y. L. right reject accept any
or all proposals any thereof Information furnished
application. Envelopes containing proposals
marked Proposals for " c. o. quarters. etc Fort
III. O. Wright. N " and addressed Constructing
0uartermaster. New London. Conn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-14
A WARRANT our EoR olpEIELp.

Cleveland June ia warrant was sworn out
to-day for the arrest of Barney Oldfield the Amer
lean champion automobile racer. the charge of
running his machine i'm Franklin-ave. at the of
thirty-fve miles an hour. This Is nineteen miles
faster than permitted by law Oldfed on learning
that warrant had been issued for him. teIephOned
Police Headquarters that he would go the Cen
trail Station and give himself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-14

The approximate Of the lien charge to satisfy
which the described property Is TO be sold Is
four hundred and Dollars with
interest thereon June 1904 together
with costs and amounting Three hundred
ami ftv-five dollars with interest from June
1Orh with the OF the sale The
approximate amount Of taxes assessments OF other liens
he allowed the purchaser out OF the
cbosa money or paid by referee. Two thousand
two hundred and fortytwO and 1OOO dollars and interest
Dated: New York. June 18th. 1904
A"'0' w. EUGENE II PONEROY Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-14
WORLDS RUNNING RECORD BROKEN
Alfred Shrubb Makes Four Miles in Is Min
utes % 2-5 Seconds.

Glasgow June 13.-Alfred Shrubb. the English
runner tonight broke another worlds record by
running four miles in 10 minutes % 20 seconds,
beating previous record of 10 minutes % 20 sec
onds held by T. Cannon. of Glasgow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-14
PADDOCK PARAGRAPHS

"ohn ~ Drake decided yesterday to shin his
t,lree-year-old colt Rapid Water. which ran nm
paced IN the Brooklyn Derby on Saturday 70 Chi
T"eo where he viii start him in the American
10y 10 De run on Saturday. Lyme will have the
i-'uht on Rapid Water and Shaw has been en-
gagged to ride English Lad which is a. ,rasor+
iaNcrlte for the race.
ShOr;hose, whose start in the one and one-eirbtb
mic handicap yesterday, was in the nature of a
nlu Tor the Suburban. pulled up so lame that he
seemed on TIE verge Of breaking down 1t seems
LIE out or the question to patch him up between
NaFroii Red did not work The Picket Yesterday
DIS was expected and told his friends that he would
and Suburban day. ''0'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-14
GOLF NOTES.

1t is officially announced by W. Fellowes Morgan.
secretary of the United States Golf Association,
that at a meeting of the executive committee of
that body the bylaws of the association were
amended so permit foreigners who may be
visiting this country TO take part in the amateur
cham piOnship the invitation of the executive
committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-14
JEFFRIEs-MuNRoE FIGHT POSTPONED

San Francisco. June Rowing to the injury 70
Jeffries knee the Jcffries and Munroe fight will be
postponed. Delaney wired from Hardin Springs to-
night that the champion would not be ready until
June "a. Coffroth, manager OF the Yosemite Club,
announced that the fight would take place on
Inn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-14

Chicago .....---..2
Two ht-Chance Three base hit-Chance Home
Sacrifice hit-GbeU-. Stolen base Slagle
Double nay-F yers Tinker and Chance. Left bases
NevyYor = Chicago 3 First base balls Mathew
~ pitched balls-Bv Brown. . Struck outBy Mathew
son a by Brown . Time OF Rams-l:4O. Cmpires-
o. Das and thinner Attendance. 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-14

Many OF the women who will compete this morn
ing in the qualifying round for the championship
OF the Womens Metropolitan Golf Association. al
the Apawamis Club. practised the course yes
terday in order to familarize themselves with tht
lay OF the land
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-14
BASEBALL.
Giants Defeated by Chicago by
Score of 8 to 2.
RESI- Its OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

cA, NATIONAL. LEAGUE.
PitsbIrg eo60 Philadelphia g. cincinnatA
c,, AMERICAN LEAGUE.
II.cdgo = New-Hork. / Philadelphia g. Cleveland
Detroit. 3: Mashngton. O Rnaton. B: S. louis. p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-14

ER-Ord. once. War Dept. Washington. D. G.
Iune I9a4-Sealed proposals, in dup.cate will be
ceTved until - noon July construction and
equipment Of for haThOr service.
formation furnished application Brig Gen. WILL
LAM CROZIER. chief OF Ord, .
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rH1LAnrLPHrA. 9; cINCINNATI. 4

Philadelphia r. H. r.
Cincinnati ......-...-2 D o % II
Philadelphia ..-..--.2 o o q q o X-6 =
Battsries-suthoff ana Peitz: Fraser and DOOM At
tendance. l.s5-.
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GAM ES TO-DAY.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
St Louis Neg-York iC,htcav On At T9osto,
F1ttsburs at Philadelphia iCiucrnati AZ RroOklyn
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Fhladelphta at Cleveland. Washington at Detroit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-14
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TODAY.

c,Ng-At Gravescnd. 2:3O p m
b~,,,,sfeIG CONTEsTS.--At Princeton
Ill lCs.-2aces % the BTookIne Country Club.
~ -gomeas handicap tournament al Essex County
s'I Toaea's metropolitan championship ct Apawamis.
-rN TEN MS Norris Com " Country Club invitation
As-ufrnfaeni New-Engiand Championships. n Hart
sl-G. Pennsylvania state championships. al NJ ri,
staten Island Ladies Club tournament
.eyBA LII National League: 81. Louis. al New York
. m: C!0eirnati al Brosklsn - m chicago. at
fitr sblrE. PhiaiGepnia- American League
Philadelphia, Cleveland; Washington. at Detroit.
coliegc game: Buckueli at Lefigh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-14

p1S.I.IE POLO GROUNDS, TODAY, T.. NJ
Ct Icuia % Eew York Admission 20 cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-14
SFALEn PROPOsAI.S MILL BE RECEIvEp

- at the Office the House Inspector Tompkins
Vile y Y. until II O'Clock NJ. Friday, June "a 1904.
and then opened. furnishing and delivering mineral
oil and lard OIL OF the quality and quantity required
LlEht- House Service, for the fiscal
wear ending 80 1898 in accordance with specdca
tons Of which. with blank proposals and Oth
information may be had upon application Captain nj
II. S. Mackenzie. U. s. n. Inspector.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-14
PHILADELPHIA. 8: CLEVELAND.

ClevelaNd-- Il II. 2.
Philadelphia 80 - l2
Rateries-AIoors and Abbott; wadden and schreck At
tendance 1856.
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p1rrsPrRa. G: BOSTON. 4.


| Boston ...........s 0 % ;
overwhelmingly and Phelps: Wilhelm and Needham.
| Attendance. 2499.
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Lot UatHs"
-Canze Sacrifice hits-Jones, Wolf Keller. Callahan.
Holmes stolen base-Greel. Struck oUt-iy White. ?.
fv Wolfe 4 Bases on bas-On Wolfe. . Hit with bal.
EIouohue Time, $50 Umpire--Connoly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-14

Thirteen team matches were played by the clubs
OF the Philadelphia Golf Association last Saturday
and their system of scoring point for each in
dividual victory no matter by how many holes IL
may have been won. is very popular. and creates a
deeper interest in the series Of matches. none of
which can be won by more than nine points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-14
Proposals.
DROPOsALs FOR ORDNANCE sUPPLII

TDIUPUNALS FUN VINLT1N@fINCI4 SUE L IlINlHs
New York Arsenal Governors Island. n. T. H. May
proposals. In triplicate will received
Until / D. m JUNE Is 1904. for furnishing Instruments
and drawing utensils and materials buraps. cotton
waste thread forage. ironmongeTy paints oils lumber
utensils. during ending June 80 1905
information furnished application. Col JOHN E.
GREER. COu1dg.