davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Minnesotské noviny., 1905-04-06

= Penfze pffcinou smrtil Ma
tratlch Great Northern drahy blfz-
ko nadrazf nalezeno strasn1 zohave-
nc tzlo m.ne, n6mz poznan byl W.
X. Langley, posluha V Dewitt cafe
- russsts russsttss Ftzs W byi posiiaan niinui5y
ttvrtek noci jednim hostii zme-
niti $50 bankovku, kdvz pax se ne
vracel, bylo po nAsn patrano telo
jeho We vJae uvedenkm stavu naleze-
no. Ma - za to. h tyr 70 zastavil
ina jelnu," pozdeji v podnapiltm
stavn zabloudil ma trate, kde byl "a
sazen vlakem. Bylo nsho naleze-
no $500.
- Kdo by ii pal dvousedadlovy
kocar, neb jine druhy koearh, po-
vozd neb voz6, nechf se zastavi v
1fsle 5ss W. 1th ST. tt
j. Mstziorf, byyaiy okresni
pokladnfk, jenz minute volb9 byl
porazen pro tfeti lhitu, obdrzel mi-
sto pfirusiho msstsktho klerka.
81 Ma prodej. 53 akril pozemku,
mill q pdl cd jezera White Bear ma
st. Paul a Saltwater elektricke
draze Neilepzi vfletni nisto We STA
ii. proda Sc ga $4,000 akr. Haste
se r. ,. veverka. $50 Won
Minden ST., ST. Paul. Minn.
24--2kr.
0bdrzeIi jsme postovni listek
datovanS Tabor, Mimi, zadajfci 0
zm9na adresy do Sheraek, MINI. ne
Wine vsak, kdo to je, neb pisatel
sssie im6no zapom9l udat.
*~ Kdo by vi pfal zaFfdit zahrad-
ku, obrafte &c na *. Nedved, "a
hradnika, 4ss Randolph, st., st.
Paul. Minn.
+ Gerkins Morgan, strojfidie zi-
jfcf s rodinou v 6eske ttvrti ' els.
247 Duke nj. pfisei k rozmackani a
opafeni pfi nehodt ma rychlem ma
kladnim vlaku, blfze Mankato ma
Omazske drAzc. DIE zpravy naraziIy
kola parostroje ma velky kamen ma
tratich, pfi 6ernz parostroj a pet vo-
zi vyjelo kolejf a pfislo k rozbi-
1: Ii. Morgan sEiissel ssisssell tsE; tom ziTet..
kdezto topic brzdaf zachranili se
skokem. Morgan Vii V st. Paul po
rs iet po vsechen ten aas byi Ia
m1stnan u zmfnene drahy.
= DO nemocnice sy. Joscfa vlou-
pail 80 min. patek noci zlodeji a
<radli rozlitnt lekafske nastroje i
VI. = yeci, jez svazali do uzlu me-
l.sSest: l=a:ke .:k!se ;;s:sss..: 81.
ste v lstava. odkud asi zamSsleIi ie
pozd1ji odnesti. Kradez byla ysak
spozorovana ukradene y6ci pone-
1s chang zzsss In ssissss sssssss Traa DTraa aaA4asaaEE aA4ksaaEE Cd
hodlali se drzcfi straz nfes noe d
skutecne podafilo sc Jim k ranu pfi-
stihnonti iisteho eernocha. an tento
iupcn ciliesii oiieijiitiii. v nastaiem
zapasc yytaili cernocn nrirvu. liz
hrozil SWIM pronasledovateIim, tax
III tito radtji se rozhodIi jei propu-
stiiti poiieiii pozdsii podaffiiIlo sc
zatknouti iednoho aernocha mn po-
dezfeni ttto kradeze.
w Jelikoz nenf nam mono, by
chom byli vzdy nasi tifadovp4 X
ralezenl, ustanovili jsme ri dfadnf
hndiny, kdy budou mas moci vsichni
rsfi pffznivci, at IN iakoukoliv I'd
leIitosti. nal6zti. Rano do 10 ho-
din; odpoledne cd pfl iedne do 2
hcdin 4 vecer cd pdl sedm4 do 4.
Y s0bot4 css5 odpoledns q psder.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-03-08
The SAERNRMMNLiAMs PAINTS

Miss LYNNE Trick, bookkeeper for
the Warren Leather Co., went to Bur-
lington last Saturday night. where
she will spend two weeks vacation
at the home of her mother.
The ladies of the Methodist church
scored a big success with their dinner
yesterday, a large number from the
the village as we'll as from the sur
rounding country, being given one of
the best ter-cent dinners ever served
in town.
DR.. J. A. Robinson will attend the
meeting OF the Vermont Dental Asso-
citation at Hotel Berwick, Rutland.
March Is, Is and II, where he is
down on the program for a clinic, "a
practical method OF swaging alumni
mum plates"
DR.. A. A. Minott goes next week to
Rutland, where he will attend the
Vermont Dental Association meeting,
which is held at Hotel Berwick, We'd
nesday, Thursday and Friday, March
1917. DR.. Mnott's Office will be
open for appointments during his alb
sence.
One of the finest suppers of the sea-
son was served at the Cong'l church
vestry last Friday afternoon by q
set of five young married ladies.
Everything was first,class and such
delicious coffee. 1t was Spurs Fam
Gus Revere and furnished by The
Howard Street Spur Coffee Co. OF
Boston, Mass, through the efforts
and kindness of II. Waite & Son.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-03-08

The next meeting of the Woman's
Club will be held next Monday even.
ing at the Library. The program
will be as follows Life and works OF
Rowland Robinson" Life and works
of John G SAKE" " Mrs. Julia G. h.
DORIS Poems," and Current Events.
Mrs, Charles RI. Wright, who has
been in Mary Fletcher Hospital for
several months returned here last
Thursday, and is stopping at the
home of Miss Ellen Miles, until she il
able to go to the farEl home recently
purchased by Mr.. Wright in Hyde
Park.
7. c. Cheney was ia North Wolcott
Monday, where he was one of the
lawyers in the srit of Cyrus Bailey vs.
Geo. And"ows Mr.. Cheney WAS for
.ApdreTs and obtained a verdict in
favor of his client. Hon. Horace
Bailey of Craftsbury was lawyer for
the prosecution.
Harry Wombell, who has been in a
hospital at N4wburvpOrt, Mass, for
several weeks, recovering from Il seri.
Gus injury, received by falling on the
cp, arrived home last Saturday and
will spend some time at the home OF
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William
Wombell on Union street.
&. r. Smith is shipping to ma ,kpt
over a hundred dollars worth of but
ter a week uOw. The last week in
February he reached the highest
point in his dairy experience, 1922 40
for the week While he runs an all
thp-year dairy he saws he cannot
keep up that gait for the price per
pound cuts too much of figure in the |
size of the check.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-03-08

Miss Anna Demeritt from johnson
was a guest at the home OF Jay Parl
low the first of the week.
Fl. L. Spear, who has been employ
ed for the past two years, in the
livery OF Smith & Lunt, Finished
work there last Saturday night and
began work Monday morning in
Mould & Davis stone sheds H.
takes the place of George Battye,
wi 0 will soon begin work in the Pulp
Mill, as night Waterman. E. E
Wade, who has been the eff Glen
Waterman in the latter place for sew
eral years, will take day job there
The funeral of Mrs. Irving Fair
banks, who died at the home of vii
bur Jones last Wednesday, from the
effrcUs of a shock, was held at the
Jones home Friday morning, Rev.
DR. [ P. Booth of Stafford, Conn. Of
ficiatiug. lnteTment was in the cpme-
terry at Cady's Falls. The decreased
WAS a sister of Mrs. Martha Pope of
this village, her maiden name being
Christina Miller. A husband end a
son, Homer Fairbank, and daugh
ter, Mrs. G. W. Wiley, all of Hyde
Park, survive her.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-03-08

Orlando Cleveland is seriously i'll of
pneumonia at his home on Maple
street.
Capt. Frank Kanfeld, Ezra Girls
void and H J I1ham left this morn
ing for O d Orchard, Maine, on few
days business rip. ~
Our popular organist and music
teacher Miss Mary Watts will return
and open her studioin Drown's block,
Monday next Now is the time for
those intending to take lessons to
begin New scholars intending to
take lessons are requested to call and
make arrangements for lessons in in
strumpntal music.
Mrs. G. F Smith, who has been
quite low with the grip and other
complications, for several days, is
gaining little. Mrs Chef .e is care
ing for her. Last Friday they tele-
graphpd for their daughter, Grace,
who WAS in the Adirnndacks. She
rpa.hpd home yesterday. MIR. Smith,
WhO arrived home from the west Feb.
25th did not leave the house until
Yesterday. He has been helping care
for the sick ones. His fathers brOk-
on limb is doing nicely
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-03-08
M ORRISVILLE.

Bert Hunt of Johnson was bust
ness visitor in town Monday.
Mrs. o. M. Smith is quite i'll, suffer
ing from an attack of lumbago.
P. c. Dodge of ST. Adams was a
business visitor in town Monday.
Miss Alice Gle has been visiting in
st. j ohnsbury for the past few days.
Miss Kittie Draper has been visit
ing for several days at the home of
E. j. Vincent in Johnson.
d. c. Spaulding, the popular clerk
in E. w. Gates store, was off duty
several days last week, on account Of
illness.
All who care about nicely and quail
Ity and at the same time wish to
economic in the wardrobe, will be in.
terested in an offer in Brownies adv.
this week regarding Homemade Mus
lin Underwear.
MorrisvilIe friends have received
news of the recent arrival ola daugh-
Ger in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
NJ. Farr of Bristol. Mrs Farr was
formerly Glee Gould, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gould of this
place.
There will be school of Mt. YER
non Lodge No. 8, on the lectures and
work in third degree Thursday even
ing, March 8, and the regular meet
ing will come next Wednesday, even
ing, March 10, at which time there
will be work on the third degree.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-03-08
METHODIST CHURCH.

Sunday, March 18Th Preaching
at 1915 a N. Rev. P. A. Smith,
pastor. Bible class and Sunday
school at II NJ. Junior League Will
meet at $3.50 p. m. Senior League
7:00p. N.
Presiding Elder, c. S Natter, D. D.,
of st. Adams, will hold the tourth
quarterly conference of Puff5r NJ E
church Saturday evening at 1870
DR.. Nuttpr will preach Sunday morn
ing at 1915 This will be his Iaat
visit to Morrisvilte as Presiding Ell
der, rs hi- term Of office expires in
April. Give him full house.
The next meeting of the Mission
Study Class will be held with Mrs
Maria Tinker on Wednesday evening,
March. Is WORK to BIZ done, the
7Jh chapter of " Sunrise ia tue Sun.
rise Kingdom" 1t is hoped every
member will b. present.
Mid,week prayer meeting Thurs.
day at 7 D. M,
UNIVERSALIST CHURCH
The Sunday.achoOI will be held at
II O'Clock, c, H. SIOcum suOerintend-
ent. Y ?. G. U. meeting will be held
at 600 u m.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-03-08
MARRIAGES..

HUTCHINS-WOLCOTT. in Hyde Park,
March 4, by Rev o NJ. Boutwell, James H.
Hntchins Of Morristown and Miss G-ace NJ
WolCOtt of WolcOtt. Vt.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-03-08

/. A CARD-We, the undersigned, do
hereby agree to refund the money on
50cent bottle Of Green's Warranted
Syrup of Tar if it fails to cure your
cough or cold. We also guarantee al
25-cent bottle to prove satisfactor
m r,oOnou Y,af,,n1o1
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-03-08
CHURCH NOTES.
A. c. CHURCH

A. G. CHURCH
Services on Sunday at 1915 a. m,
preaching by pastor, Rev Geo. W.
Tabor. Sunday school at u, noon
Prayer service at 1870 p. m.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Morning worship at 1915, Rev. c
G. st. Clare, pastor. Bible school at
noon. Junior Endeavor at 3 p. m
Meeting of Y. Z. s. G. L. at Z D. m.
Cadet drill Thursday at 400 o. m
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-03-08

We accepted this proposition,
and now only ask for an opportunity
to show you this handsome and ser
viceable Ware priced at two-thirds
what you would expect to pay for
such beautiful pieces.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
CUP RACE CALLED OFF.
Manchester and AIerandra Unable
to Finish an Time Limit.

Dorval Quebec. July with the Alexandra in
the lead the third race for the Seawauhaka Cup
was called of at $40 o'clock this evening the time
limit having expired. 1t was day of disappoint-
ments. There was little wind
AT o'clock a start made for the course ard
some time was lost in seeking for a course dead
TO windward. One had been selected and the
stakeboat anchored when the wind veered and it
became necessary to relog the course
With the wind from the south, the end OF the
course approached shoal water. So in order to
aid the conditions, the legs were shortened from
two to one and half miles, making it necessary
to cover the course four times in order TO make
the twelve miles.
With what little wind there the boats made
a smart fight for the start. The Manchester and
the Alexandra made for the line together, the
Canadian boat moving ahead Of the chal-
lenger. and crossing bare second after gun fire
at 2.5O O'Clock. When the yachts went over there
was a Ifeless wind, which sent them along slug
gishly.
The Manchester worked through the AleXandra's
lee. and then the pair broke tacks. Both broke
frequently. and it evident that the Man
chester had a slight lead. Ten minutes after the
start the pair parted. the Manchester trying to
tack across tho lake while the Alexandra went
up evidently hoping to gain the lead. This
manoeuvre worked in the end, but it long
while before either made the first mark. The
Alexandra took 1t4:l0 TO make it. The Manchester
took six minutes moro.
In the drifting match which followed by a.
light breeze the Alexandra did the better work hut
chester showed good gains. When the recall signal
hOisted, the yachts were making for the buoy,
making the hrst half of the fourth round Gle
race on Monday will be sailed-under similar cond-
tiOnS.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
KRAMER WINS HALF MILE.
Champion Cyclist Makes First Start
Of Season at VaiIsburg.
Isr TELEGRAPH TO THE rxrzrxp

Newark, N. j., July 2.-Frank L. Kramer made
his first appearance In competition tonight at the
Vailshurg cycle track. He won the half mile omen
from Fem and Root rather easily leading his last
years team mate, Fenn over the tape by a length
lie did not start In the handicap at two miles
The Zanes-Billington pair took the first heat OF
the amateur team match but Rupprecht and
Franks won the next two heats and tho contest
The winners rode for the Bayvfew wheelrnen OF
Newark and the others carried the coIors OF the
National Athletic Club OF BROOKLYN
Sherwood won the quarter mile open by a foot
after trailing Ellington most OF the distance shsr
wood was alone scratch. and could not catch the
long markers in the one mile handicap. which was
captured by Van den Dries from the 50 yard mark
One -hslf-uile novice-won by T. b. Ftrrnan East
orange; H. Scott Nellsours second: John Brown New
ark. third Time. 1:23N
One-QuaTter-mile amateur (dyinK startS-Won nv c.
Sherwood, New-York; Teddy Ellington National Ath-
etc club second Harry Van den Dries Tiger Whsslmen
third Time O;2sis
Kramer, East Orange W 5 Bristol second F. +. Root
Boston. third Fogler Brooklyn. fourth Time
One-miIe handicap (amateurl--Won by Harry Van den
Dries, Tiger Whesmen 80 yardsl; W l. Klucsek. West
Orange $50 yards second Michael FeTrari Newark cleo
yards third. Time 204A
TNSO-mile handicap (professlonaD-Won by w & Fenn
1scTatchl Dorlon Coney yaris)
second; T. T. Root. Boston TO yardsl third. Tiuae
Arateur match between Teddy Bninxton and
James lanes National Athletic Club. I'd Rup-
precht Charles Franks. Bayvaw Wheenen-FrHt heat
Zone mis) by zanes- -Blinston. Time s;isA SEC
I:l6> Third heat and match by Rupprecht-Franks
Time. i:2o.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
BRITISH KEEP DAVIS CUP.
DOHERTYS WIN DOUBLES.
Ward and Wright Play Brilliantly.
but Lose Deciding Match.

London July 22-In the tennis doubles finals
for the Davis trophy at Wimbledon to-day r
F. and II. L. Dogherty beat HOlcombe Ward
and Beals C. Wright. SO. 6-2. 81. "a Sc
BY winning the doubles from Ward and Wright
the Englishmen hold the Davis trophy for an
other year The match was closely contested
from start to finish
Holconbe Ward and Beals c. Wrfrht espe-
ciaIly the last named tried hard and fought des-
perately to take the silver trophy back TO the
land OF its origin. and at one time they were
within measurable distance OF the desire
r F. and H l. Doherty. past masters IN the
art OF getting out OF tight corners. suddenly
sprang into grand form, however and snatched
victory from the FIRE. thus adding another point
TO the score in the challenge match, which Is
now three to nothing In favor OF the defend
ers Of the trophy.
Although the winning OF the doubles to-day
allowed the Englishmen TO retain possession OF
the bowl the two remaining sets OF singles win
be played next Monday
Wright played wonderful tennis at the net iu
the court and at the back Of the back line Fpr
a time Ward of IN his game. but this uada
little difference TO Wright. who during his part
ner's lapse in form played the Doherrys single
handed
Five sets were played. England winning three
and America two The first set. which was won
the contest Ward constantly returned the ball
to the net. but Wright played steadily and brill
iantly.
The efforts made by the Americans IN win
ming this set deprived them OF briIliancy, AMI
the DoheTtys easily took the next two, g.
6-2 The fourth fell to the Americans 80
Then came the fifth and deciding set. IN which
both teams put forth every effort and played
steady tennis Ward and Wright took the hrst
third fifth, seventh and ninth games which
made the score ST IN favor Of America
r. F. Doherty, the elder Of the brothers then
took hold. winning the tenth and twelfth the
Americans taking the eleventh game, ard the
score was 6-all
In the thirteenth game, when the score had
reached 400. in Englands favor. and both
teams were lobbing the ball and waiting for an
opening. the elder DOherty put up a ball that
should have been killed easily with smash
stroke.
1t went toward Ward. who. through over
anxiety, hit too easily and struck the net with
MS racket, giving the game to England The
Dohertys then took the next game, love, WIN
ming the match and the cup.
The Americans are greatly pleased with the
visit Not single incident has occurred TO mar
the happy relations between the American and
English tennis players Wright in speaking to-
night OF the trip. said:
1T is not long to wait for 1906 at which tina
we will be after that bit Of silver again"
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
KINGS COUNTY PLAYERS WIN.
Capture Lawn Tennis Championship Of Met.
ropolitan League for Second Time

With q sweeping victory in both the singles an1
doubles yesterday the Kings County Lawn Tennis
Club team the championship OF the MetropoH-
tan League for this season It IS the second con
secuttve winning OF the hOuOrs-
The opponents Of the champions yesterday were
the team OF the MOntelair Athletic Club OF Mont
clair. N J., and the matches were played on the
courts Of the Brooklyn club. Bergen-st and King
ston-ave
The result makes II uncertain which OF the
naming clubs viii take the second hOnors. which
will be contested for by the teams of the Mont
clair Athletic Club, the knicksr0OCker Field Clu0.
OF tlatbuSh. and the Englewood Field club. o.
EnglewOOd, y. J.
The Montclair Athletic Club put its mast expert
players In the matches yesterday, bur only one
went three sets This was the match in which
Henry ". MonenhaUeT. Kings County, beat Ottd
II. Hinck MOntclair.
Frederick G. Anderson, Kings County, over
WhelIned Frank y. Hague, Montclair in the other
singles match MOnenhauer. paired with the
champion OF the Crescent Athletic Club Joseph 7.
McMahOn, in the doubles. defeated Einck AMI
Hague. The summary,
singes-Hsary ". AIoIenhauer. Kings County Lawn
Tennis CLUB defeated Otto H Einek Monsclal- Athletic
club. 6-3. 6-S, 81; Frederick G. Anderson. Kings
County Lawn Tennis Club, defeated Frank 3. Hagus.
Doubes-Henry w. Mouenhauer and Joseph T. No
Mahon, Kings County Lawn Tennis Club defeated Oto
H Hnek and Frank B. Hague. Montclair Athsti0 cub.
IS 60
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
SPRING TAKES STAKE.
Beats OarSnlan an Feature Race at
Ndrragansett Park.

Providence R. l.. July 22-Ths Newport Stakes.
value $500, the first of three in the Providence
serial handicap. at Narragansett Park won
to-day by Spring. the second choice. at to 2
which beat Oarsman, at TO l, by head. Bragg,
winner OF the Rhode Island Handicap on Monday.
was third Cregar set down by the judges for
ten days. The summary:
(Crimmins g. won; Thomond. 1oS (Creanlerl TO l.
second; Verness 102 tOConneD. 20 l. third Time
146 Bouvisr Roypoly. Second Light Young Hyson and
Barbuta also
Second five furlongs: seling)-Rys- 1oo (Roms-
nellD. to l. won Changeabe 1o2 CW. Daly) IL TO i.
second DeInas, 1O3 CTrayers third Time, 6l ~
I1bation Princess Royal Viesse Elkdoln also
about six furlongs: sellns)-Durbsr 10e J.
McIntyre 1e g. won; The Musksteer. liz Romanelnl
TO /, second; Wild Irshman. 100 (elgesen), to l.
third. Time III LAttle Buttercup, Courier, Golden
Rule Snow King. Waterford. Suerancs and Driftwoot
also
Fourth Newport Stakes Handicap mile and a
furlong for three yearolds and purse. $1,000
Spring III CCreamer). to 2. OarsmRn. lie CIV.
Dugan) TO l. second: Bragg. 10T q. McIntyre 13 20
3 third Time. 1:53Ns. Ostrich. Toscan, Tommy Wsd-
dell Little Scout, Pentaur and Monacodor also ran
Fifth (selng; FIVE Observation-Disclosures 1o2 CMc
Fadcen) - to ]. Programme 90 CCrtmmins). TO
Time 1:02 rs Bonnet. Succeed Headway. Eileen Burn
also
sixth race zone mile ard a furlonsl-orthodox 1le
Crimmins), TO 8. won; Claude 112 u. Daly). to l.
second: R. F. Williams. I12 RomanellD to l. third.
Time ; S
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
MINEOLA BEATS YANKEE
Barr ODtgeneraIs Ma1zceu an Final
Race at LarchmOnt.

w Ross Proctors 7o-foot sloop. the AIineoa won
the nnaI race of The race week series at Iarch-
mont yesterday by the excellent work OF Charlie
Barr. The Yankee led over two-thirds Of the
course but the Mtneola finally won by a. margin
Of 3 seconds
AT the start the MineOla had the advantage OF the
weather berth, but the first turn after a leg NJ
windWard work. the Yankee was the leader nv I
minute The second leg a reach to Motifs
Foht, where the Yankee led by 2 minutes and 4
Secohds Then II was a broad reach across the
Souho 10 the home mark when the Mineola was
&steFn minutes and 10 seconds.
1t was In the following leg OF windward work
that Mr. Maxwell made the mistake of .sDtting 2
lacks with Barr, who made the Mineola weather.
the Yankee before the second mark was reached
Al Motifs Point the Mineola led by l minute and
- seconds and she won finally by Is seconds
poats started. and after lively tussle for first
place Howard Willets won, with the Mink by /
minute and q seconds, from the BanzaI. The yawI
Memory defeated the Sakana by 3S seconds and
the Busy Bee won by 81 seconds from the In
Vader, Jr. ~
The wind light from the north and east at
the start but IL shifted to the southwark before
the second leg OF The course was covered and re-
malned in that quarter until the finish. The first
leg Of the course to the eastward six miles.
the next to Motifs Point, and thence to the finish
off Larchm0nt
FEfty-nine yachts started in the race and IT was
spirited one from start TO finish. The other win
ners were the Faquero. the Rascal the ~F1refy the
Quest, the Orion, the Ace, the Owatonna the Dod
the Fannie and the Vava,
The summaries:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
WRENN BEATS LIE ROY.
Final Matches IN La1UB Tennis
Tournament at Seabright.

In three fast sets George L. Wrenn. 1r. az ths
Country Club OF West Chester, won the anaz IN ths
singles yesterday IN the Seabrtght lava tennis
tournament on the courts OF the Seabrfght Lawn
Tennis and Cricket Club, at Sesbright n. J.
Wrenn defeated the intercollegiate champion,
Robert lie Roy, the Columbia University captain,
IN the final IN straight sets. Wrsnn takes the
Samuel Riker. ir.. cup. and viii meet William A.
Larned for the Achenis Challenge Cup on the lat
ter's return from London.
The score Of this match in the singles. IN which
Wrenn out-volleyed lie Roy's drives and forced
him into difficulties at the net. was 81. rs and
60.
The Yale-Princeton pair. Harold H Hackect and
Frederick 3. Alexander, the last match IN tho
round robin doubles. They defeated Malcolm D
Whitman and Theodore Roosevelt Pen in straight
sets The play OF the veteran cOIegians was at
all points accurate. and they put plenty or pace
on the ball. The match ended BY the score OF
s-1 and 6-4