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New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
rhE RECORDS.
AMERICAN LEAGU7

,sora than thirty thousand persons gathered
., American League Park yesterday 20 see the
rzms between the HighlandeTs and the WASH
,rrton nine which resulted in 4 victory fer the
local players. . 10 3
Because of the failure 10 complete Fridays
zane the contest really was the opening Of the
American League season in this city. There was
10 charge made for admission 20 the grounds,
because the mana cement failed 10 supply rain
ohsoks to the disappointed patrons on Friday.
The great crowd passed through the several
entrances. snd ground rules had to be estab-
l,shed owing 10 the numbers which filed up the
grester part OF the outheld. There were occa-
sionsl outbursts OF enthusiasm when any OF the
visiting players accomplished q good bit OF play.
hut there was no disturbance and the crowd was
handled easily by big force Of policemen.
Clsrkscn pitched q good game striking out
six men allowing six hits and not giving
single base on balls.
The Yankees were frst two score. making two
runs in the opening inning. Dougherty, first
u got his base on balls. Keeier next up, bunted.
end Kittredge threw 10 second 10 head DOugher-
ty or but was too late. EIberfeld made a sacri-
zoe and on R-illiauss single Dougherty crossed
the plate. Anderson was second 70 be put out
N Mullens throw 20 Cassidy. but Oh the play
Keeler tailed. Conroy flied % Stshi.
The visitors made their FIRST run IN the second
when HuesInan singled. and on Elberfeld's wild
throw got TO second base. On Mullen's two base
hit he crossed the plate. In the third the Qua
kers lied the score. Jones vas safe Elber-
feld's tumble. and crossed the plate on Hilfs
;hree basger. There was much excitement in
The sixth. when the visitors. first up, pounded
out another run on a single by Jones and three
base hit by HueIsnan. The Highlandera clinched
the contest when they came - bat ia their half
of This inning. making three runs.
Williams first up walked. Anderson was safe
when Mullen dropped Stahl's toss 70 first Con-
roy dropped a short single n right deld, filling
he bases. On Chase's gTOunder, Williams was
forced the plate, Hiu TO Kittredge. Mcclure
singled 10 centre, scoring Anderson. Conroy and
chase. on the throw home 10 catch Chase, Nc
Guire moved up 10 second. ClarkEon went out
Cassidy - StRhL Dougherty was retired by
Stshl. unasststed-
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
As 3
cRowps ON PuaLlc LINKs.

Between go and 20 players tced up az the public
links In Van Cortlandt Park yesterday. the first big
day of tho season for the course which Was
opened on tho 18th after months rest 70 give the
GREENS a chauee to freshen UP There We're no
tickets given out the rule OF first come, first served,
governing the starting and favOTitism was
passibIe under this arrangement every one was
satisfied
seventh holes but otherwise the summer greens
were I'm commission. and they gave good Hattsfnc-
tIop The sixth tee has been set hack. the course.
with the exceptions noted being the as In tue
fan The grass bordering the course. which last
season was neglected and permitted 60 become 4
trap 10 hold forever any balls played on the
Stra Ei1t Tine nov short. and. with reasonable
amount OF care the visitors need not sufier he old
ANNOYANCE. The grass last season vas disgrace
TO the Park BOARD and The condition was often
complaiued about bv the golfers The lost oal.Ss
Vrere gathered up by th@ park iahorevS IL p sl'd
which was one reason u ny they We're not diisent
in cutting down thesrough grass
The Nev-York Golf club had its clubroCIns open.
and they were crowded by the members Inc eoi1
hotel also thTcnged with players in tAS to'@t-
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
soI-THFRN ArLANTTc LEAGUE.

~ JsczsosiTl lie-- Is cksongfIie 8 Nacon. :.
A. eaNsHsah--Say sunst, = Augusta. D.
~ Charleston. Q. CoiuHibs, nineteen u
E1nEr
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
PRACTISING AT BRIGHTON TRACK.
Automobiles Make Fast Time on Improved
Course

Training for the automobile racing which =
20 be held IN Sew-ToTk in the coming season
was started at the Brighton Beach track YES
terday when two fast racing were triei
out in the presence OF number OF automoblIists.
These cars were che 99-horsepovcr Fiat. owned
by William Wallace. OF Boston. and the t0-hOrSe-
power DeCauvtIle- WaIlace's Fiat driven by
E Parker. It covered about ten miles In AL, ard.
although not let out. made an average Cf each
mile IN 1863. Guy Vaughan. who drove the pe-
cauviIle, covered nearly twenty miles and his
slowest mile -, and hts fastest 1.0i n the
races az the Brighton Beach trsck last season the
best mile with the to-hOrsepOwsr DeyaucilIs was
t:2 Vaughan after ne had finished the trial.
said that the lttls faster than IL was
last yea-. but his good time yesterday was due %
the improvements which have been made or the
track The Icarn which has been pur on tIe t1r-is
q hard. hs said, and Joes no, permit a car skid
IS cns us.aI Sand surface does ard JAs extra
banking also helqed a lot
Anoug chose who Witnessed tia trtals wsrs F Z
Norreu. chairman # The racing board OF the
American Autcnlobils Association, ard \ 9
Ba tcslde-, secretary Both praised tie great iIl-
prov enneut which had 1een made 20 the track ard
said ti,lt it was row AZ tc1a- 4utonachlls s4es
CCiTss.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
DOG SHOW CLOSES.
The atlantic City Exhibition Big
Success.

Atlantic City, N j.. April 22.-The fourth annual
dog show. held under the auspices of the Atlantic
City Kennel Club. came to close IN this city to-
day and pronounced one of the most success
full contests OF its kind held here None Of the
entries were judged to-day The management, in
order 20 give the large crowd present an opportun-
ity OF Judging the dogs, placed the more dociie
classes i'll the ring together. ana the CANNES had
excellent chance 10 form a barking acquaintance
with others OF their kind.
The dogs entered into the spirit Of the sport and
ronped and barked about the ring to the great
delight OF their respective owners. all OF whom
present and who gave directions Tor their
shipment to their home kennels. New York ana
Philadelphia dogs shared the hOuors OF the exhibit
Manager Terry Is more than pleased that there
not one protest the judges decisions IN
their many awards .
Reginald Vanderbilt has ordered his French bull
pups shipped Immediately 10 the Sandy Point Ken
nes. and of his entries left this city to-day
william Mischlich AMI Richard 5. Murphy, of this
city, this morning refused so "A pound for their
handsome little Boston terrier Daisy Anthony.
which several prizes. Tie offer was made by
a Mrs. Ebb of New-YO OT6 who wanted to buy the
little animal, offering in payment a check for SSS
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
NT1w YORK

--IaH - . 81 - : -0-als --.-l5 q ~ !"
Aer-yo-l ..---...-.-.2 D y Ks
Washington .....-..-.-.....-0 I q - q . O-3
Two iit-8iulliu. Three hits-IIill Haes-
nan 8 Sacrifice hit-FEfl. Left bases-Se0-EOr Or1.
s. Wsshingt1r. 4. First has bails-OG Won, .
fiEsl hsse York q; Washington. . Hlt
9, pitched ha1lhass. struck outty ClsTNsOn, g; by
Wdc J. Time. 1875 Tmpire-Ar. Conneily. Attend
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
COLUMBIA HAS FAST FRESHMEN.
Bull Expects To Be a Point Winner-Relay
Carnival Entries.

The columbia track team had several trial sprints
yesterday 10 try out the who viii enter the
c,lI.,sate meets =. II. Bull a freshman. beat
r n Eddngheld. 'G. in the l"9-yard dash. Bun
has leen running we'll this spring. and is expected
"a develop ir.to Il point winner. IN the 40yard
assb ! A Taylor o. beat out a Macdonald %
A. % o-5 seconds r. = Hetheringtou won the half.
T3s ran IA good style and sasiIy Ia sprint ~
,be ,irIsh r. C. Macdonald the two-mile alone
JIie fiuae was bctter than has been done IN trial
D., . columbia man IA = lone time Macdonald il
"a, ssdered the best tw07niler that has Tor
columbia Ia recent years.
A., fae pole vault J. IT. =. Williams showed up
neil while T. = EdGingheld and T.. \. hehfieim
sbov-eo fai iry good form III the broad Jump
a(ter tbr trials Coach HJeTtheTg announced The
r,en H. would send a. Phindelphia 70 enter Tie
4,.,s,,I,.l.in relay carnival. has entered !aen
a. - tvc-rlile r-iav the pole vault and the ln-
.i.~f dqsf The r~la. team Is As follows: probably
-, q ia tho order given: 3. ). Hetheringtou, a
Afs.6onalG G a Fulton and J. A Taylor, =, T.
= Xsi,lssms ie entered IN the pole vault ana W X
Ti,,eksl Ia tle i0o-yard
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23

NATIOSAIs LEAGUE
v,--- 81 s.oas l5-r. iSt. Louis Al Cincinnati.
1s-sb1rg o. chicago.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
--.r-,t a. Chiossc. lClevelsnd St - Louis
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
oLprlMg BALL PLAYER OUT.

fBY TELEGRAPE TO TIEE TiibuNE.l
s. Louis, Airli Nv y. GoocenpugA' ore "l
ihe bes5 known ball players IN the country nfteen
years ago il nov IN the City Hospital. after beat
M half r dozen OF the physicians ana attendants
Goodenough is forty-three years old. ana Tor seF-
era wears WIS the best Outfieider IN the southern
lSaRue
He walked into the city Dispf 4safH !esleie"s
and asked 20 be sent 70 ths hospital. As soon s3s
oe gol there b. saVageiy attacked cry ons -
sgnt. Afler smashing hfs cot atd door ~ plsesA
lE tle fight. he overcome ana tia,111u .l-IL-
cuifed N 2 ceii. where he e hello petie4hE 81 q
eIains ton into his sanity lie begs 70 pN f@Ae" 70
Eemphif where hie wife E nov hvinE
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
81 Johns. 9. {. c. \. Y. !.

on "a heavy and soggy field the 81. Johns Col
iege baseball team. of Brooklyn, defeated the Col
lege Of the City OF NewYork. to J.
The city college played crippled team, the en-
tire ineld and the catcher being substitutes. The
feature Of the game the pitching of Scuilen for
81 I0hn'S. II the second inning the city college
had the bases full. with none out, and Scuen gave
no one q chance TO get home Homer KaInp'S
Ula wing al third may win him the varsity. College
~ ne CITY OF New York scored its only run on n
fuk- In th. eighth inning, The game was played
on Iaughlin oval. at Greenpoint, Long Island. The
score;
c e. \ Y............0 q q d = ,
- Iohu.s ...........4 = - . "a L. ?
F}att@ries-yvoolc Corts: Sculen Esan Sooey.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
COLUMBIA BEATS WEST POINT.

West Point, y. y. April Fin the most interest
tig game played here this season the Columbia
team defeated the cadets by a Of TO >. II
took the New Workers ten innings score the
victory. however. Armstrong making final
run after had gone down. The cadets started
off we'll and made three hits in tha first inning
Rockwell and Gardner scoring In the third Column
ba evened matters, and thus II stood until the
tenth inning. The score
Il r. L.
West Pont........2 o o % ,
Batteries-Fitzgerald Cannon: and Hanon.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
X. y. I. FRESHMEN, I: CoLUMB1A. /.

The freshman baseball teams Of New-York Uni
versity ana Columbia met Ohio Field yesterday
in their annual struggle. The New-York team out
played their opponents from the start and finally
won hy the score OF TO ?. Both teams were strong
1T the bat three doubles and triple being tailed
in the game The score
N.XE. S. 9.oa2
Fatterles- Mcdonald and Jackson. swertwout Dill
Kingsley. Umpire. simmons
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
noI.Y cROss. 10: DARTMol,TH

Worcester. Mass, April 22.-Dartmouth put up a
wretched game against Holy Cross to-day, and
was defeated easily. Runs came in punches for
Holy Cross, mainly through Dartmouth's errors
The score:
r. H. p.
Holy Cross. ........ = u u - : x-lO /
Dartmouth .....,... o q q . % :
RatterissO Rourke ana Isftus Carrigan: Glaze
!. Glaze and McCabe. Umpire. Riordan.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
FOOTB4LL.
C0IedonianS Defeat Paterson Rang
ery, ; to o.
az. 3 10 0

One Of the finest games Of association football
that has been in this vicinity this season
took place yesterday Bronx oval. where the
New-York Caledonians and Paterson Rangers
played the semi-fiual tie for the championship
of New-York. The Caledonians by goals to
D. The Caledonians and Hollywood Inn teams will
meet next Saturday at Cosmopolitan Park. New
ark, in the championship contest
one OF the features Of the game was tho playing
of Bobby" Taylor the halfback line. TAFT and
Fault also played fine combination game on the
right wing. while Stark and Kerry worked hard
on the LETT. Cullen ana J. Campbell saved a lot
of shots in their territory for Paterson. and the
halfbacks strove hard avert defeat. The lineup:
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
BALTT7SROI
pPTSCETOC
CLASS HANoIcAps AT FOX HlLLs.

The Fox Hills Links, Staten Island. which is
70 be the of this seasons metropolitan golf
championship, was thronged with members yester-
day In handicap competition for Glass 4 and B
prizes. The course was in admirable shane, and
with the grooming il is to receive in the four
weeks the championship asplrants should And II
much to their liking. &. w. Kendall first place
in Glass a. while F. e. Allstrom was the winner IN
Glass r. Thirty-fOur complete cards were returned
Following Is the summary;
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
CORNE.II. Is: NEW-YORK UNIVERSITY

ithaca y. y, April 22.-In her first game with a
coilege team ths year, Cornell defeated New-York
University to-daE'. = to !. The Visitors played
ther's curves proved easy fog Cornell ard By
ms their hts scores were made almost at will The
sco-e:
Cornell ...........o q = o x-i5 IL
S!sa-Y,rx ....... . a.
Es-.ores-t-msted and Welch; I.5vther anl Rcsgs.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
OBJECT TO SUNDAY GAMES.
New-Rochelle Residents Sign Petition
Against Playing.

Petitions are being circulated fl New-isoeheAe
against Sunday baseball playing a. Dillon PARK ana
the entire clergy of the city have Joined ia ths
concerted action u Is said that several Of the
lJcsI ministers win treach sermons to-day against
sunday bau playing ~ former Mayor Michael J.
Dlons park and win be profuss ia the.r denunela-
ton of tie rIols that have accompanied the sport
II Is said tllat G the game Is not stopped on sun
aa!R appeal VII be nlnde - SheIln MeTIlu
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
Nav STOP RACES AT CLIFTON.

Patersoa y J.. April 22-Thevv is m,ea specu-
intion here a. whether tte AcquacEauouck
township authorities will stop tbe automobile races
announced fer tomorrow az thc Clift.a track.
Those who think that N. races win be stopped.
point out that the courts have pvt an enj % sun
dav baseball az Newark and bicycle racing at Nas-
burg and aFgue that tn view 81 this action the
authorities OF the township can heriy coua5gu gu3uce
racing at Clifton. ON yhe ether hand rauy tolS
that The racing brings business 10 the pllc..
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
rHE AUTOMOBILE raApE.

~ J. PupEi. manager C; the Lewis Autonobile
Company. No. SIS Haneoek-st., Brooklyn. came
here from the Maxwell Erfscoe factory. TarrytC
Yesterday. with a NaxweH l>uriaE car and a ruu-
about which were sold and delivered. Jue arm
to George Becker ard The latter 70 q. ". Pheno.
ncth of Brooklyn. This agency has had mos,
gratifying record Tor orders aad feels even more
satisfied ia It's ability 20 make prompt deliveries.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
PIrrsBURG. E; ST. LOUIS.

Pittsburg, April 22.-Pittsburg tied the score lr
the seventh by = batting rally against Kellum and
won IL the eighth Icy hitting Mcfarland ~ will
Robert tille had to come to IyucE's AID AFTER the
fourth ana held Tho visitors down 20 three scat
tered hits. Tho score:
H. H. T.
Pi;tsbrrg ........... C 3
Louis. .........-- = o. )
Battei1es-I.;G AM PETIT. K--m. Aicf zrland ard
NHrrer. Umpire. Klein. Attendance. iO.O25.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
coLuMsIA Defeats NASSAU

The Columbia College golf team scored its second
successive victory of the yesterday. by de-
feating Of the Nassau Country Club, by
Of Is 70 s. The match toek place the
Nassau links. with eight aside. Jerome D.
Travers the interscholastc champion headed .he
home players. where he was pitted against G. F. H
Jackson. q veteran Of three years standing the
Columbia varsity Jackson was beaten after a
close match by uP. ". l. Hicks added two more
points Nassau, by beating o. r. Stevens. while
A ". ROssiter the only other Nassau man TO
score won from A p Palmer by . I'd. Following
Is the summary:
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
YALE SWIMMERS LOSE.
Mclaughlin Breaks His O5cp
Worlds Record for rs Yards.

ST Louis. April 22-The Missouri Athletic Club
made clean sweep tonight in the aquatic tcurna-
raent with Yale. r Mclaughlin defeated 8 P
Johnson. OF Yale. In two contests In one. the
75-yard swim. he broke his own WoTld's record 90
I seconds by covering the distance q 25 seeOnds
". Schwartz OF the Missouri Athletic Club. beat
d. r. Meigs, OF Yale, in the S0-yard sWim- The
fourth contest was relay race, four men 20
team. each man swimming two lengths OF the tank
The Missouri Athletic Club men won IN 2;l3 % In
the water polo contest Yale lost % 8
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23

laeh and Cyril Hatch The contests played yester-
day were ip the first round as the teams we're
drawn The semi-hnaIs win be played tomorrow.
Miss Reid and George Ade meeting Miss Barney
and Pre2Stice The other ssemi-fna WIN bring 20
against Mrs Iselin and TEDDY PeI The SUM
mary:
Newport championship mixed double thrst
ruundt-Ais - kathariue B.,rn@y and HeFnon Prem
tice defeated Miss Cynthia Roche and Joseph u.
Forbes s-S So: Mrs Tcrrsst Iselin and T6eos7ore
Roosevelt Pell defeated Miss tsertrti1o I'ei am!
Frederick Watson, %. 6--S 6-3
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
H4RT4RD WINS.
Defeats HHiamx IN a Pitchers
Battle.

Fhisdephia, April 22-HaTvard defeated Will
Jams on tho American League grounds here to-day
IN a ten-inning game ny the score Of to .. The
game was pitchers battle ana Coburn had the
better of it. Tho score:
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
GOLFTNG.
Moutclair Beaten IN Return Match
ycitk Dyker .Hcadon.

The long standing ,jy>ry ,eteeei -, Dgse-
Meadow ana The Moutcl2ir GcI ,'1js was sharp
ened yesterday D.. another big match between t,e
te,.sns OF the two organizations. u vas the ietur1
meeting. he dTst having taken place AoHtc.ai~
last November. wl:h Ri1"ts-u men Cn 2 side. AT
that tiHe the DySer Meadow ,aaLl WOW BY q. x,orc
o. 3s II 81 Yeatsriays match was played pyke-
Meadow, aud 20 the caagriD 90 tha visncrs they
were again beaten by The overwhelming score 90
- 20 S. Tcere twenty On side This time. and
several changes ID Ulakcup were cecessaTy On
both teams trOrn the matca Ot the TALL. The only
Montclatr men who won their mat hes were John
NJ. Ward. who beat James NJ. Rs,ett by Cp; Harold
Wilcox, the IuAtTOpCItGu champion, who ! I'd
on James J. Ta$cr; W Wiliu-l =. Freeman. who bea,
W. r. Rhett h up, ard W. f.. Marcus Wh1 t:l-
ished up OF ". H. Goodwin. The post exciting
match 0f the d0V between Paul Harrison ana
r. c. Jennings, who broke even. Thelr cards were
Paul Harrison. MontcIalr:
@g' Sa ......:.S .:...:....::.:..S 1885, -,
+. C. Jennings Dyker NealoE:
out '...'.......-'''.."@ - -
Tie Montclair men were surprised at the ap-
parent ease with which their best men we've taken
into camp The summary
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
cINclNNATL >: CHICAGO.

Chicago April Captain Corcoran's batting
won for Cincinnati to-day. al three OF his hits
bringing ia runs after passes and errors had put
ulen on bases Evers injured the opening
OF the tenth IN a collision IL first base and was
replaced by Holman. The score
Cincinnati ----.-.-.-.-..- - - =
Pa,t+r1es-Overan Phelps; Briggs King TN
rire. OrDsy. -tttendsnce. 5000
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
HARvARp,s VARSITY cREW IN RAcE.

Cambridge Mas April -2.-Harvard's VARSITY
crew had is first four-mil" race of the yr.r this
afternoon with tLe second crew. which had " lead
start Of four Lengths. The varsity had 10 slow up
la going uude- one Of the bridges "r account oi
t1e ,,arroygness Of III. draw, and lost four addi
tio,lai lengths II Was beateu by two omen lengths
~ v,1ter IN. fimc OF the varsity. under the cir
.-nmslanres. cuIAsIdeIeq oAreIIHnl.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
PRINCETON. S: GEORGETowN.

Washington, April 22.-In the presence of the
largest crowd OF the year Georgetown to-day lost
its first game OF the season to Princeton. The
feature of the game was the pitching of Dyraus
who was invincible holding Georgetown 20 a lone
hit and striking out sixteen The visitors
showed up especially we'll In the field, but obtained
only three hits eff Brennan. The score:
L. II. r.
Princeton ........... "a , .
Georgetown ......... q O-l 8
RatteTies-Dyraus and Cooley; Brennan ami Hart
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
BROWN BEATS TUFTS.

Providence r. l.. April 22.-In a loosely played
but exciting game Brown defeated Tufts here to-
day by "A score of to 9. Both teams felded poor
ly, and neither very strong with the bat With
the score tied in the ninth Brown out on an
error 10y Lamb, base balls and hit by HOye.
Score by innings;
r H. z.
Brown ......-.......O - . ii
-I3atteries-Welch ana Paine: Sullivan and Donovan
Umpire McAleer Attendance
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
GAMES TO-DAY.

NATIONAL LEAGUE
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
LEON AMEs SECRETLY MARRIED

Cleveland, April 22.--News OF The secret marriage
of Leon X Afnes and Miss Re1a Bralnard. OF War
rem ohio ~ jamestown. y. l., January =,
was made public - their friends to-day. Mr.. Anes
ie The well known bsaeban pitcher with the New
York National riu. whit the bride s. one Of War
ren's most coinely young women End has large
rf-cla al as0uafDt SucsE-
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
nErRnIr 8. cHICAGn.

Detroit april 2e-Derroit's victory To-day was
a0e 10 toue- all around playing the rms re-
su;ing from team batting and base-running- Both
pitchers were wild but killian was effective after
ne ssve bases. Jones was put out of the game for
lisputiug TNe score:
n-t-5+ ......- q - x-8 20 1
0hicse q - - - G-G ,
Hs--e-le--llliaa sna sullivan; A;rock and McI'sr-
=
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
BOSTON. 2. PHILADELPHIA. o.

Boston. APRIL 22.-Tho Bnstons won their arSt
seme Of the season from Philadelphia to-day,
20 D. The visitors errors proved costly, ali three
e-I-rae into fl- rslu-maklnF of the home team.
The fielding ~ Ferris and Parent was the feature.
Tho score.
Boston 40 - % 10 - E-5 q %
fhiadelr.-,a ........ q - . q q 90 . 3
Bsifs-iez-inter snl AcfioveIn. Henley and Powers
.rr're. O' ghliu AttendaIc- Il535.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
PRINCETON BEATEN AT sALTusRoL.

The Princeton golf team, headed by Murray Oly-
phant the New-Jersey State champion and Frank
Reiuhart. the former intercollegiate champion.
visited the Baltusro links yesterday fo- best ball
foursone match with the Baltusrol team. The col
lege boys were beaten by a score OF : to I. 4. II.
IarlliH and A $. Morrow drawn against Oily
phant and Reinhart who were defeated by two
holes. W. Il. NanderpoOl and l.. p. Bayard, ir-,
who met West and Peters, we're even more success
full. winning by FIVE holes Barrows and Gee were
the only Princeton pair TO score. They managed 10
save thetr team from total WhiteWsSh by beating
Walton and Gambler bV hole, Summary:
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23

vais betWee9 shs rounds The 4,va r,,At..z N
OF cards were HANDED IN
nsFe were also golfers Ouf r force yesteriaV on
She Pelham Bay FGrk links and IN Fore-s Tsrt a.
tLslouA.lSn ana the thrce courses will AL have a
tnr0ng Of visitors every Saturi1y ana Srnd- b.r--
after until November
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
NAVY BEATS sYRAcI-sE-

Annapolis, Md. April 22.-The midshipmeu team
triumphed over Syracuse here. by 10 s. The local
nine Outbatted the visitors, whose Southern trip
wound up with this game. The score:
syraciIse ............ 0 o 0 . . "a 0
batteries Ienbeck Harmon aul Dolard Wilbur;
Douglas and Sy1nilnGton. Umpire, Snyder.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
cI.ErELANp. ,: 81. LorIs.

=, Louis April ca-By timely hitting. Cleveland
eou to-day's game from 81. Louis. 20 J. The
ls-eizls .....-. o @ e o I . %
q Louis. ..-........- . . . . 0-l
Bsrtsr.es-Joss ana Benls; Gas5e ard SUgds1- I'm
f-es Eeiisv sul Mccarthy. AtteDdance. 1sfSs
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
Mr. SMITHS YACHT REACHES ANNAPOLIS
- rrl-eanALH II 10 TnInrNEl

nv rEl.EGRArH - THE TNIEINE-T
Anuanolis Nd April 22.-Charles II. Smiths yaUl
r,es.l Yacht IIerhilda h,inK the coors of the
81, v,,rl, Yacht Clul, dropped anchor IN Aunapo-
lis Haroor to-niPht Mr.. smith, who VIII max" an
..ter-ive rruis. Ia the far South. j. accompanied
~ his daughter ana Il party of friends. lie Will
sTe,II two weeks cruising about Chesapeake Bay.