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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-22

FLUsHINe,s GOLF SCHEDULE.

The golf schedule at the Flushing Country club
IS announced b. the secretary. :. William Briscoe.
The principal trophy OF the season is the govern
OTIS cup, which is given by the governors OF the
ciuo to be played cor eight Saturdays IN tho
season he contests are To be at eighteen holes.
He4L play, the winner each time to receive three
POINTS second two points and third one point
ne payer receiving the greatest number OF
points IN the season IS to have the prize Tn.
1870 on any day when there are twelve or more
lures VIII receive prize for that dav's contest
Cther prizes monthly cups TIE NAV Co. -tSsS
- 70 START TINS month and sweepstakes which 80
scne7,I epI every Saturday when other hxture fs
Murray, Charles a Nesrnith and Row de- tS,tS1,S u
me schedule for the season is:
Nay 27-Governors. CUP
May SEQ. $QmM3daI play handicap holes for CO, vr.
consecutive nine holes ~ -oT Dsss
June mixed foursome. eighteen holes medal risv h,,
June 1O-Governorv. en-,
June it4-1I-Womens Championship: QUALIFYING rr-,-.
T % ,-6ogle handicap. eighteen holes match ri,x
June Club Championship (prssidentss cg1S
round medal play: first eiEht - orsIts. Se~Htyins
pInsAlp cup; second eight FOR eonsoiarion e-1n S1
July First rOaud match Play; eIub c5s,..
consolation cups 800 ~ --~~nF4On@olp Gna
July 4.N9Tnng-s Second round; match play; crue char,
club championship consolation c1Ips $500. IlSLst
July HJ e 146v Sontsst open TO men and wonsa-
July 15-Driving contest
July 22-Governors' cup
sept -Four ban foursorne 5s holes. medal NAV h.
olSap, combined score. conbirsd handcao 49,
Sept 3sS5-Bogis handicap Is hOi... match PLAY
Oct 2I-GoyeEnOrs cup finals
ing rBs Day handbag for captains cupi qualify
Nor. First round. match play; capta,S, ~.
NV s-seeend round match play eaytssnrs
nov 4S-Medal play handicap.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-22
SPORTING COM ENT.
Current Items of Interest, Both
amateur and Professional

banner week is IN prospect in the sporting
world There are fixtures Of compelling interest In
almost every branch OF sports and the devotees ~
such have treat in store The Brooklyn HandI-
cap the great mile and quarter special will be
run or Thursday. on the opening of the Tsrool,,,1
Jockey Club track. at Gravesend The inter
collegiate track and field games are scheduled for
Friday end Saturday. at Philadelphia The Metro
poitan Golf championship VIII be played on Thurs
Jay, fr-aay ana Saturday at the Fox Hills Golf
Club On Sla1ST Island: The American Henley wifi
Re ToVed al Pniladelphia on Saturday. and on the
reil vii meet on the Charles River in Boston In
ADDITION. there viii be the usual round OF profess
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-22
LAWN TENNIS.
Series of Tournaments on Crescent
Club Courts, OzUIs Head.

he courts at the country house OF the Cr-sc.ns
Athletic Club, Bay Ridge. to be the scene az
= CONTINUOUS series OF lawn tennis tcuruarn e-t.
Deglnning the last OF this month and lasting until
the middle OF September. Of which the most i'm
portant date Is that OF the week beginning June s
"hen the American team challenging for the
Dwight +. Davis international Cup will get its
final practice this side IN a round robin tourna-
ment in doubles and singles Among those to be
invited Robert o. Wrenn. George L. Wrenn
jr.. Malcolm D. Whitman. Raymond D. Little
Frederick B. Alexander. Robert lie Roy. Edward
B. Dewhurst. Wyne c. Grant and Harold H.
Hackett-
| In all OF the club tournaments the competitors
will be divided into Glasses a. B and - and the
various handbags arranged on that basis. Wednes-
day Of each week will be observed special lawn
tennis day for important and exhibition matches.
The schedule is follows:
May q. doubles. handicap; June 5. singles. hand-
cap; June invitation tournament national ex-
perts; June IT, doubles. handicap; July 1. singles
handicap; July Is doubles. handicap: July %
singles handicap; August 5 club championship in
singles; August 19 doubles, handicap September ?
singles. handicap; September g. club championship
The championship and open tournament scheduis
under the direction OF the United states National
Southern States championship VIII De started
Saturday, May q, az Washington, and on
the same day the open tournament OF the New
York Lawn Tennis Club together with the AanhaI-
tan championship doubles will begin on the courts
az AIanhatan-ave. and 12st- This conflict OF dates
IS first time that the nAtionaI association mas
schedllIed two big meets for the week Other
AnS-ican CHALLENGING team and the annual cham
The BROOKLYN InterscholasCic Association The
fourth annual YaIe-Harvard meet viii De played
re- Iarsey Lawn Tennis Association will also be-
gin PLAY this week the Plainheld Country Club
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-22
FRANKLIN FIELD GAMES
intercollegiate Track and Field Con
tests to BERN Friday.

The annual intercollegiate track and field games
will be held Franklin Field. Philadelphia, on
Friday and Saturday Of this week. Two star per
formers OF last year-Capp. of Yale, who won both
the 120 and 20 yard hurdles. and De Witt
Of Princeton-wiI be missing from the contests,
and Cornell will be deprived Of the services OF
Srnutt the distance runner, who won tho two-nile
race last year.
7ashes for Harvard and he is again likely carry
IN moth races this year Munson win again repre-
sent Cornell IN the mile run. ana Parsons tale IN
the half-nile contest.
feet men of last year. The games should be
trHrleiv interesting. the entry list Is large and
,bera are many new men whose work OF late gives
he impression that they viii make II lively for the
ye teTans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-22
COLLEGE ELIGIBILITY RULES

The eligibility rule 70 govern Yale-IIarvard
athletics which provides that an athlete who has
received money prizes at any time previous TO his
nineteenth year may be renstated after two years,
the discretion of the college athletic authorities,
has met with much adverse criticism. II certainly
appears to be a step backward. and might be a
deterrent TO pure amateur sport. The rule appears
he in direct contradiction 10 Article IS Of the
Constitution Of the Intercollegiate Association Of
Amateur Athletes OF America. which provides that
al amateur Is q person who has never competed in
shy open competition or for money, etc. Up 10
this tine the strict enforcement OF this rule has
had salutary effect In keeping the schoolboy ath-
letes free from the faint OF professionalism I'm
Ger the rule, with a chance for reinstatement
the youngsters would be less prepared TO with
stand the many temptations which come 10 them
10 stray from the narrow path of pure amateurism
The Yale News" and The Harvard Crimson
have defended the action editorially. and the ex-
plantations offered take off 10 some extent the
sharp edges OF what. general grounds. the I'M
favorable criticism called for. The Yale News
says, in part: The amendment provides that
trivial and merely technical infringement Of the
rules shall be judged On it's merits by the com
Tnittees Of the universities. and finally If need
Be the shall be left to the discretion OF the
arbitration committee. This eliminates the arbi-
traTy and absurd rule that would bar a man from
athletics because he once received 70 cents as a
IA come. game that must count as a years work
y also gives the rational privilege OF play
mains an amateur IN the strictly reasonable sense
4 the word. Eligibility rules are framed TO e1,
ieties This is eli right In the main. and
the man who offends unknowingly and Of
Tends IN the spirit II not the letter OF me
ne trouble is Iz8t the new amendment Is wedge
Of which the interruptions can and VIII take az
case ef Mahsr al Harvard, who has been reinstat-
20 70 play baseball Under ms own aoi5ssi1 V ne
IA Tie general question Tine Harvard Crimson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-22
YACHTING.

The yachting season may be said TO be we'll begun.
The transatlantic race for the German En-
peroTs Cup is under way, and the eleven yachts
which left Sandy Hook Wednesday are battling
over the broad Atlantic for the coveted trophy.
AS purely sporting contest It has rarely. If ever
had its equal, and the fact that the feet is SO
large speaks we'll for the widespread interest in
ocean racing. While there are those who regard
the race as dangerous and a foolish experiment
the vast majority Of yachtsmen are agreed that it
VIII do more good 10 yachting IN general than a
dozen regattas in inland waters. 1t should 40
hucf toward the announcement OF bulldlhs, sea
worthy types Of yachts and is in keeping with the
poncy or those who have the best interests OF the
sport heart to foster deep water racing and pro-
mote international friendship among yachting en-
thusiasts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-22
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

The Chicago nine defeated the superbas in a
one sided game at Washington Park, Brooklyn.
yesterday, by OF Il to q About 1000 people
watched the game, and much enthusiasm was
shown.
The Chicago men played all around the superbas,
who, by getting in two runs in the ninth inning,
avoided q shut out Jones was batted out Of the
box in the first inning and Mcintyre who replaced
him, more than held his until the seventh
inning. when two hits and three gave the
visitors four The helding of the home
team very disappointing. while that of the
visitors just the opposite The score follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-22
COLLEGE, -ROMING.

While Columbia was defeated by Annapolis on
Saturday in an eight-oared shell race. the result
should not be discouragng 70 the local coleglahs'
In point of fact, the Columbia varsity appears 10
be better developed and stronger this season than
for several years. Annapolis won only by mar
row margin and Annapolis has a crew OF Whlch
it can be justly proud. The navy boys have beaten
sL,yania and the Yale college crew. which, accord
ing to reports can hold the varsity IN a i"9-ll9 10
fgtt of the four crews and IN this there Is some
consolation and cause for much hope Tor success
a. poughkepsie ANNAPOLIS, by the way, Is deseTV-
ing of much credit in the development or a Grey
which has kept in training and met ana s ~
acknowledged strength
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-22
CHICAGO. .: WASHINGTON. /

Chicago May E.-The Washingtons inability to
hit Smith who held them safe throughout the game.
lost the second Of the series 10 Chicago to-day by
the score OF to l. A base balls. sacrifice hit
and a single in the opening inning gave Washing
ton their only score. \ One-hand catch by Cas-
sidy. q running catch by Nil and the all around
good work of the Chicago team were features. The
score follows:
Chicago ......o 0 x-2 o
WASHINGTON .f o o o. 8
Eatteries-smth ana Mcfarland; Patten and Kttredge
Umpire-O I.oughln. Attendance, 2S5sl
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ISOLATION. and the list viii be announced to-day
probably
&C record Of prevlous champIonshlps b:
Lowers HAMPTON ROADS RECORD.

tRy TELEGRAPH TO THE TR1sUNEI
newport News. Va, Say 21-By making eighteen
H''eS IN seventy-four strokes l. o. Serves OF BOs-
ION a professional golf player. yesterday lowered
lGe record for the course OF tho Hampton Roads
COZ Cub The previous record seventy-six was
unLdue by r l. Ives. OF this city. Mr.. Serves made
tllsnrst nine holes I'm thrty-eiSht strokes and the
Second Ia th3rty-six. This is the sixty-second
course m the south on which the record has been
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-22
NEw-RocHELLE YACHT CLUB RACES,

The special spring regatta OF the New-Ifochele
Yacht Clue open 70 yachts enrolled in any recog-
nIzed yacht club. IS 10 be sailed on Nav 2 over
the club courses and under the rules 81 the Yacht
Racing Association OF Long Island sound The
s.art Will be or Echo BAY al p n. on the date
named. the class signals being given from a COM
Yaittea boat at intervals OF FIVE minutes Attention
will be called 70 the signals by gun or the blast
o "A whistle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-22

says editorially that the athletic committee seems
10 nave made mistake. and adds: The athletic
committee may have believed this story. but we
Imagine II viii be difficult 10 convince our Yale
Llenas, FOR instance that the playing Of Mahar
On the same nine under the name of Kelley was
twice mere accident No one viii say anything
o. o. course but some vigorous expressions Of opn-
!0h WA be made at New-Haven privately, and
rney NJ, VII reflect on Harvard in way which we do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-22
GOOD CATCHES IN GREENWOOD LAKE

Montciair. y. J.. May 2l.-Trains on the Green
wood Lake division OF the Erie carried many Ash
eTmcn 90 the lake yesterday. The day marked ths
opening Of the black bass season. end many New
York anglers made good catches. Over one hun
died boats we've on the lake at time and guides
premium. One New-York fisherman
cane asro-e with three bass weighing three and
ons-haH pounds each, while several weighed Ona
and ole-halt pounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-22

There all sorts OF runners prevalent as to
what will happen to the Metropolitan Turf Asso-
citation when the Brooklyn Jockey Clubs meeting
opens Thursday. No win deny authorita-
lively the assertion that the admission fee is to
be raised s. in order to offset the deficit from
this betting ring but IT is the consensus Of opinion
that this step will not be taken in the immediate
future. at any rate, and bookmakers will merely
be charged the usual price of a Erandstand badge
and will be permitted to lay odds in the betting
ring as they have Belmont Park. under the
general supervision of John Cavenagh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-22
AUTOMOBILING.

The first meet of the Morris Park Motor Club at
Morris Park on Saturday was distinct success, so
much 50, in fact, that this new branch of sport Is
likely TO grow in popularity Tests of extreme speed
over courses designed and built to nulllfy the
chances of accidents. are sure attract. Morrls
Park is well adapted TO auto racing. and the fact
that the meet well managed and no accldehtS
marred the speeding is sure to earn new friends
for automobile track racing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-22
TRACK AND FIELD ATHLETICS.


The intercollegiate track and aeld season Will
practically be ended on Saturday with the cham
p.onship games az Philadelphia. Judging from the
various dual meets, Yale should earn the honors.
even with her somewhat crippled team, while Cor
neu and Harvard fight II out FOR second place
Yale fairly overwhelmed Harvard on Saturday,
while Princeton, which has been beaten declsively
by Cornell ard Yale. found no trouble in dispos-
ing or Columbia. Columbia has also been out
pointed by Pennsylvania while Cornell has de-
tented Pennsylvania and Princeton This all
indicates triumph for the Blue at Philadelphia
unless something unforeseen happens. Yale. Har-
ward Cornell, Pennsylvania. Princeton Columbia
IS how tie track can be rated on recent rer-
formances. II any new records are 10 be made In
the coming meet. there has been little indication
OF + n the performances TO date. Yale's victory
ever Harvard on Saturday was looked for but not
by such wide margin Captain Schlck in the
spirits and Dives in the quarter are, 70 all an
Tearances. the only Harvard who are above
the ordinary. Jordan showed a good performance
g. the broad jump and may earn place at Phila-
celrLi0. but otherwise little be said for the
team Yale has particular stars but a well de-
yelCpcd. all round team. which, even in the alb
fence II some Of the best men, S. TO give a
good account OF itself. Yale and Harvard have
fourteen times in dual games, and the record
nov stands seven victories each Yale has now
won the meet three times in succession and has
four legs 10 Harvard's two the Dual Cup, put
I'd Tor competition in 1909 The scores OF the last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-22
AMERICAN JOCKEY WINS IN PARIS.

Paris May 2L-The Prix de Diane Ghe French
Oaks for three-year-old FLIES, purse $4,000 rank
ing next to the Grand Prix de Paris. was run to-
day at Chantilly. Veil Picard's Clyde, ridden by
the American jockey Cormack. winning by head.
The betting TO on Clyde. Edmund Blanc s
Muskerry was the favorite, but was unplacec
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-22
BOSTON, 3; ST. LOUIS. 2.

st. Louis, May G.-Boston won the second game
Of the series from St Louis to-day by hitting Sud
hoff hard IN the ninth inning. The score follows:
r H E
81 1ouis...........o o % 9
T2oe+CD '...O / o o 2-3 .
1-r1Iires~KelIv aGd Connolly. Attendance. 1920.
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P1TTsRuRG DEFEATS HoBoKEN NINE.

In an exhibition game at Hoboken yesterday the
Pittsburg Nationals defeated the Hoboken team by
q score Of 7 to 0. The score follows:
r. Fl. E
pittsburg ..........o X 10 2
i1oboJlen ...........O o 0 90 b
J-u7Dfre-Merrity
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It there is no telling how

and the railbrds assert that there is telling how
fast he
The Grand National will probably bring about
Flying Buttress and the latter at the difference in
weights is likely to redeem himself for his defeat
by Arian in the International Saturday. OtheTs
In the Grand National Rube Mackey Dwyer
Melbourne Eclipse. Presgrave, Dick Roberts, sand
hurst and Black HusSar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-22

At AIbany-Albany. 8; Wilkesbarre, ..
AT Jrtlca-Cticu, !; Binghamton, l.
Al Syracuse-A.. J. & C, :; Syracuse, l.
AT Moosc LAke-Troy. S; Scranton. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-22
GRAFTON HORSE and HOUND SHOW

The third annual horse and hound show Of the
Grafton Country Club will be held on May 30 at
Grafton Mass The officers of the club are Ches-
ter w Lasell. president; Samuel II Cotton, vice
president: Frank !. Hale secretary and treasurer
and George Il. Kimbal. clerk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-22

Two base hlt-schulte Three base htsChance, KING.
Home Maloney. Hits-On Jones, inning;
er Mcintyre in six innings Sacrifice hits-MaIoney e.
Evers, king Stolen bases-Chance, Tinker, Sheckarc
Left bases-Chicago. s. BROOKLYN, g. First base on
bals-On Mcintyre, 3; of Doescher. 1; OF
Ilundgren 4 First base errors-Chcago. 8. Hit by
pitch5r-By Lundgren. 1. Struck out-By Jones' /; by
MCINTYRE 5: by Doescher l. Lundgren, g. Time 2Oa
I-rplrea-Klem and Bausewine. Attendance. 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-22
YACHTING.
OCEAN RACE TO HAMPTON ROADS,

The Brooklyn Yacht Clubs Ocean Challsnss Cup
race 10 Hampton Roads. Va, VIII begin on Wednss-
5a,, Eight entries have already bssn received
ans enceDted Several entries OF boats too hEhs
for such a tr1p had TO be refused
The boats entered are:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-22
COLLEGE BASEBALL

Princetoas defeat. at the hands Of Harvard at
Cambridge on Saturday. was q hard blow TO the
championship aspirations Of the yellow and BLACK
team. Unfortunately other games are scheduled
between the two mines, and If Harvard defeats
Yale IN their series Of two in three games the in
tsrco.egste baseball championship Will go 10 Cam
bridge y. by chance. Princeton beats Yale. and
yale heats Harvard. the whole question Of su-
perority Viii be in a hopeless uluddle. AS it is
Brown. Amherst and Cornell are pressing hard
and as Amherst, Holy Cross and Brown defeated
Harvard, the latter only last week Harvards title
she beats Yale, VIII be questioned by some As q
matter a fact the first six eight college base
bail teams are 50 evenly matched that the fight
FOR the honOrs has rarely. II ever been so close
Interesting. Yale is now the dark horse and
should the team win both the Harvard and Prince
ton series her right and title 70 the championship
would Re Unquestoned. as one defeat at the hands
o. Brown and two by Georgetown early in the
season, ere the only ones which might be held
against her Columbia and Pennsvl,.aris nv. ro+
10 De considered any longer. Cornell beat both
teams ast week following the victory over Prince
teated Yale and Harvard but went down In turn
before Amherst, on Friday. Considering ali this
relative strength OF Cornell Amherst and Brown
and Their position 10 Harvard Princeton and
Tara victory on saturday was well earned. and
the team deserves all credit but be II said Ryrarn
whcse ltcLlns Tor princeton has been the talk
q me season "sts largely responsible for the de-
feat Of MS team through his widness. He hit two
men ana save six bases on balls. and three runs
were dlsunctly u2ceabe to this. Another was the
result OF Doyles bad error. Coburn for Harvard
pitched q mastery game. and he had well nigh
The team played a finished game in which briuiant
and timely hitting by Mathews. clean fielding and
osshing base running were the features AS il
happened all Of Prlncetons mispays counted heav-
:y against her Princeton has PLAYED twenty games
and lost three Harvard has played sixteen games
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-22
PROFESSIONAL BASEBALL.

There has been little OF no change in the Ma
cona League standing over a week ago. The
Giants. by winning FIVE OF the six games PLAYED
last week. are mora safely than ever intrenched
n first place, almost TWO hundred points ahead OF
their nearest rival-P.ttsbUrg. The team IS play
ing fast, clever ball. and its members seem worthy
Of the name OF champions. AIcGraw has exposed
himself 10 SONS unfavorable criticism by useless
and Uncalled fer objections the rulings Of the
umpire. which have caused his being ordered from
he grounds on Two occasions. It IS we'll 10 look
after ths interests OF his team, but not in a way
thsr onands or destroys his usefulness In the
American League there has been constant shift
ing OF positions. consequent on the fact that only
1ETee OF -FOUR games separate the first and last
S Ssain From hTst place Washington has gone to
sith' s1d the HighlGnders from good position
u the ilTst division 70 next last. The Western
teams nave had much the better Of tho contests
.Or SIX days and Philadelphia IS the only Eastern
team n the first division. Cleveland is PLAYING
strong bail and leads by narrow margin. The
t4-Eh4snaers are badly crtppled-so badly in fact
tlAS the team deserves credit for holding on as
vel Is Il has. II looks strange to see the cham
pio2 bostons and the local nine, which fought out
me issue last year, bringing up the rear at this
tine. i i3 quite likely. however, that before the
season ends the positions viii be reversed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-22
CLU5 HANDICAP AT MoNTcLAIR

Bloomfield y J.. May q CS9ectaD.-A club haadi-
cap on the Montclair golf INKS this afternoon was
won by Harold Wilcox. with a net score OF q. The
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NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
GAMES TODAY.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New-York at Detroit. Philadelphia at Cleveland
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago. 2; Washington. l. Boston. 3; 81. Louis