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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-15
ROOMS AND BOAkD.

THE ALLEN. II GREENE STREET.
Providence, r. l.. much improved: thor
oughly renovated; few rooms vacant: tn.
bic boarders solicited NJ A Hail. Pro,
Evening star., 1905-10-19
TENNIS CUP
FOR MISS PRENTICE

HOT SPRINGS Va. October 19.-Miss
Kate De Forest Prentice, OF New York.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. p. Prem
tice, won first prize in the lawn tennis
tournament for women in singles yesterday
afternoon by defeating Miss Grace Fargo,
daughter Of James f. Fargo of New York.
by score Of 6-3, Go. The second cup
went to Miss Fargo.
A large crowd was present to encourage
the players. From the first it was evident
that Miss Prentice was in better form
than her opponent. and so she won some
what more easily than even her most San
guine friends expected. William C. Denny
of Washington was referee. while James
B. Taller and Howard Brokaw Of New
York. watched the side lines.
In the tournament for women in doubles
the semt-final round was reached. In this
mornings play Mrs Frederick Edey and
Miss Mary Tolfree of New York de-
feated Mrs. Otto c. Heinze and Mrs. Hugh
fought battle by a score of 6-S, 4-6, 6-2
Miss Prentice and Miss Fargo defeated
Miss Wyckham and Miss Van Rensselaer,
OF New York by 81, TO- and Miss Lucy
Inman and Mrs. Howard Brokaw, of New
York, won from Miss. Moore and Miss
Sutherland of New York by 6-3, ID In
the other match Miss Calhoun and Miss
Ingalls, defeated Miss KelIa and Miss Reid
OF New York by 6-1, 6-3.
In the mixed doubles. which are to fol-
low the womens doubles. one of the con-
tcstaflts will be Bernon Prentice, captain
of the Harvard tennis team of 1906.
Evening star., 1905-10-19
Long Practice for Tigers.

The Princeton squad had the longest
practice yesterday it has had this season.
Work began at o'clock. and 1t was dark
when the final whistle sounded. The prac-
tice was regular game with the scrub,
consisting of twenty-minute halves. The
varsity scored four touchdowns. two of
which were made by E. Dillon ON fumbles.
Tooker was again at right end, as O'Brien
has gone to the infirmary with sprained
back and ii is doubtful whether he will be
able to play again this season. His loss
is a blow to the Princeton eleven, as he
was the fastest end on the squad. Jen-
nings. regular end on the scrub, Is also
laid up with the same trouble.
A prominent feature of yesterdays prac-
tice was the temperance of Simons, who
has been out of the game for some time
adjusting difficulties In his studies with the
faculty. Matters have now been straight
ened out. 1t is understood, and Smons will
be eligible to play. He was at halfback on
the varsity yesterday, where he repeated
his performance of the early part OF the
season by exhibiting more speed in adj
vancing the ball than has been seen on the
Princeton gridirou this season. His speed
Is beyond the ability of the opposing team s
men to handle and he Is almost too fast
to permit OF his interference keeping up
with him and getting in its work. Just be-
fore the game closed he made long run
down the field and was tackled by Gtbbet.
a scrub back. He was thrown so violently
be helped off the field. His physician said
last night that 1t would be impossible to
tell for some time whether the injury would
prove serious. Moscrip. the big fuilback.
who has been out of the game for two
weeks with water on the knee. was on the
he will be back into the game in few
DAYS
Evening star., 1905-10-19
AUTO DRIVER SUSPENDED.
Hemery Cannot Race In Europe for a
Year.

Auguste Hemery, winner of the Wander
bilt cup last Saturday. will be compelled to
rest on his laurels for some time, as he has
been suspended from automobile racing for
year. A cable report was received in New
York city yesterday from Paris stating that
the Automobile Club of France has sus-
tained the years suspension placed upon
the great Darracq driver by the Automobile
Club Of Milan, the Italian national organi-
zation. The penalty was inflicted by the
Italian racing authorities because Hemery
was impertinent to the officials having
charge OF the race for the Florio Cup over
the Brescia circuit last month.
Hemery finished second to RaggIo in the
race and made the impertinent remarks
when there was mix-up over the timing
Of the contestants No request for Hemery's 8
suspension was received by the Wander
bilt cup commission, SO he was allowed to
start last Saturday.
1t developed yesterday that the DAM
age sustained by Hemery's Darracq racer
in fire last Sunday was not so great as
had been feared, for he has made several
trips over the cup course with the car this
week. Hemery will sail from New York for
France today on La Savoie, as will Wag-
ner, Szisz. Duray and Jenatzy. Lancia and
Nazzaro had expected to go by the same
vessel, but have postponed their departure
until Saturday. George Heath expects to
remain in this country for several weeks.
Evening star., 1905-10-19
Harvard Starts Secret Practice.

Harvard went behind the fence yester-
dav afternoon without any previous an
nouncement and she is likely to stay there,
with Il few open days here and there un-
til the end of the season. 1t is three days
earlier than Harvard has usually gone into
secret practice, but Coach Reid has a hard
proposition In facing West Point with his
crippled aggregation. Yesterdays practice
was not as good as on Tuesday, but it was
by no means discouraging. The offense con-
tinued to be good, but the defense was
hall il made first down twice, sending a
quarterback run around the varsity's left
end for a gain of thirteen yards. The
punting did not go very smoothly, White 3
nassirg being poor. One of his passes went
over Briil's head, and Cunntff was sent in
to take his place. Burr, the big freshman
from Andover, was tried at left guard on
the varsity. getting into the scrimmage for
the first time He Is a green man and did
not handle himself very we'll In the pre-
liminary practice, however, he did some
fine punting. the best that has been seen
ON Soldiers Field this fall.
Henry Whitman. ONE of last years ends.
had try on the varsity. and he did fairly
last four days. was moved back to tackle.
and played on the right side of the line.
Either he or Montgomery will play the post
ton In the West Point game. O'Brien was
out in t0gs again. but was not allowed to
go into the scrimmage, though he Will prob
ably play against the cadets. Fultz who
has been playing right tackle In the abb
sence of Squires. injured his knee In Tues-
days practice and did only light work
Evening star., 1905-10-19
Yale Worked Hard,

A hard afternoons work was the portion
of Yae's varsity team at New Haven yes
terday afternoon. The gates were closed
half an hour, and the men showed signs of
no: scrimmaging work. Not content with
the secret practice scrimmaging, however,
portion of the varsity team was sent into
scrimmage with the college. The work
was ragged and the first team showed up
poorly In offensive play. The defense was
good. and particularly the second line of
defense showed its ability to plug holes.
The varsity and college seesawed UP and
down the field, neither goal being in danger
at any time. Linn for the college made a
dash of forty yards around the varsity
right end. On line plunges the college was
uEable to gain and resorted much to kick
ing.
Toe work was a feature of the last half
hour. Tad Jones Is showing up as the
strongest kicker on the squad. At kicking
off he twice In succession sent the ball
sailing over the goal line. once sending 1t
between the goal posts Roome and Wylie
were worked out at punting, the varsity
end candidates going down under the kick
to block. Foster Rockwell had out third
team attempting to develop double pass.
The play worked only indifferently. being
an extremely hard pass to accomplish on
th. run in practice, to say nothing of exc
cutting it in actual game. The regular
coaches were yesterday assisted by Frank
Butterworth Hickok and Pa Corbin.
Evening star., 1905-10-19
The lineup:
MISS cARRINGTON
LED GOLF FIELD

STAMFORD, Conn, October 19-Miss
Helen Darlington of the New Haven Coun-
try Club established a new record for
women on the Hiilandale links yesterday
afternoon In the open tournament under
the auspices of the Women's Metropolitan
Golf Association. Miss Darlington complet-
ed the course In % and won the silver
medal for the lowest score. The Qualifying
round was played in rain on heavy links
Miss Bishop. last years national champion,
was present. but did not play because Of
illness. Miss Pauline Mackay, the present
champion. defaulted. She sent word she
was too tired from her exertions in the ma
tional championship last week The six
10 qualify for the chief cup were:
Miss Helen Darlington. "a: Mrs. E. F..
Sanford, Essex County, 81 Miss Edna
Capen, Wee Burn. 100; Miss Maud Van
Boskerck, Platnfieid, 1O4; Mrs Julia Mix
Baltusrol. 1o7; Miss Ruth Badgely, Essex
County. 107.
Second six-Mrs A. D. White, New
Haven. 100; Mrs. s. F. Lefferts, Englewood
110; Miss Betty Chamberlain, New Haven
Il2; Miss Elise Trowbridge New Haven,
IL; Miss Florence Pitt, Hillandale. 121:
Mrs NJ. X. Harris, ApawaIlis, 123
Consolation -Division.--Mrs. w D. Bark
ley, Hillandale, 12S; Mrs. r. J. Biggs. Hill
andale, 135; Miss Edith Hart, New Haven.
141; Miss Helen Porter New Haven. 15S
Mrs. Lefferts won the putting and an
preaching contest. with 10 for six holes.
Miss Corrington scored 10, Miss Chamber
lain - and Miss Badge1y %
Evening star., 1905-10-19
INTERCOLLEGIATE GOLF.
Yale Defeated Princeton for Champion
ship, 221a to 71h.

Yale won the intercollegiate golf team
championship yesterday on the links of
the Garden City Golf Club by defeating
Princeton in the 36-hole final round by
221s points to IL The competition marked
the tenth annual playing of the event
under the auspices of the IntercolIeeiate
Golf Association, and gives Yale a total
OF four victories to six for Harvard. The
lght rainfall in the morning did not In
terfere seriously with the play If any,
thing 1t made the greens much truer for
the afternoon play
Bruce d. Smith cantafn re +bo No,
Haven team. made a slight change in the
position of the leaders, taking first pla ce
nimself and placing Dwight Partridge the
Yale freshman and the interschoiastic
championship holder below him The
change did not assist the team in any way
for to the surprise of the critics both
Smith and Dwight Partridge were beaten
duncan Laird. the Princeton leader beat
ing Smith by holes In the 36-hole round
Yale's victory by actual number of holes
was 81 to IL.
Yale secured big lead In the morning
play. finishing the first 1s-hole round with
half of Yale's score was made by Ellis
Knowles, who beat D. H. Barrows by IL
holes. Knowles made the best medal play
score Of the tournament, 10 strokes His
golf was very steady, and he completed
a series of brilliant approach shots by a
grand 9 in the home hole He drove across
the pond, dropping within few inches Of
the hole. His card is:
Out ..............4 9 s 4-38
In ............-...4 6 240-79
Notwithstanding the shifting of positions
among the leaders on the Yale team, 1t
was the tailenders who scored all the points
Abbott and Glow were each up on Clarke
and West, respectively. Bruce Smith. the
Yale captain. was badly off his game. his
driving being very wild. and he fell an
easy victim to Duncan Laird who got a
lead of holes In the morning round. To
the disappointment of the Yale croWd
Laird continued to win in the afternoon.
Smith improved in his long work. and
Laird added but one more hole to his score.
but by the intercollegiate scoring system
Laird earned points for Princeton, one
for the match plus half the number for
the holes wpn.
Ralph Peters jr.. was the second victim
for the Jersey college. He beat Part
ridge by holes in the days play. Phelps
Of Yale and Gee of Princeton had the clos
est game Of the day. Gee led by hole in
the morning round. but Phelps did some
high-class golf in the afternoon and beat
the Princetonian by single hole. Knowles
also added to his morning lead over Bar
rows The players and scores, showing
the results by holes and points. are:
Vale I PRINCETON.
Evening star., 1905-10-19
CLOSE FOOT BALL.
st. Johns College and Business High
School Tie.

st. Johns eleven met the Business High
School in very interesting game at the
Coliseum grounds yesterday afternoon.
From the very beginning, st. Johns show
ed their superior skill and only once was
their goal in danger. Business had worked
their way slowly across their opponents
territory, finally losing on downs St.
Johns rapidly recovered the loss by line
plunges, In which Green proved himself to
oe the power behind the push. but finding
that Business ends were weak. series of
runs followed. In which Drury, Fitzgerald,
Rover and Freeman made large gains for
the scarlet and gray.
Early in the second half Bowles, the cap
cain of the Business High was disabled and
forced to retire after making some brilliant
plays. His men worked hard throughout
the remainder of the game but gradually
weakened toward the end. Good interfer-
ence was the strong point for st. Johns
Hessier caught the punt from Business and
brought the ball back to within few yards
of the latter's goal, when time was called.
The line nm.
Evening star., 1905-10-19
RACES AT JAMAICA.
Coy Maid Disqualified in southampton
Handicap.

But for foul committed just after pass
ing the final sixteenth pole Coy Maid. to
l. would probably have won the Southamp-
ton handicap. one mile and sixteenth, at
Jamaica track yesterday. The Kingston
flly, as 1t was. finished in front. three parts
Of length before NJ. l.. Hayman's Gamara,
10 to l. with Sydney Paget's Woodsaw l5
to /, and 7. H. Ryan's True Wing, to 1,
two heads back These horses swept down
the homestretch practically on even terms.
with Coy Maid on the rail. In spite of a
burr on her bit and Notter.s futile efforts to
keep her straight. Coy Maid contrived to
bear out and finally bolted in such a man.
ner that she crowded Gamara on to True
Wing, who bumped Woodsaw on the out
side and was pinshed off. The stewards
lost no time in questioning Notter, and
afterward they disqualified Coy Maid, which
gave the race to Gamara, who made the
pace for nearly a mile. with Woodsaw, the
top weight. In the place and True Wing
third. Incidentally. Tongorder. hot ia
vorite, ran a bad-ioeking race from start to
finish The time was LAT 1-5.
Gold Rose. who was literally ptchforked
into the first race. handicap for all ages,
six furlongs. was favorite at 8 to 5, and
she won swinging on the bit all the, way,
with a margin of four lengths at the WIRE
She ran the distance in LIP 1-5. with From
tenac, backed down to TO l, an easy sec
ond, and Toscan. 25 to l. third.
Matte Corbetts erratic performer, The
Southerner, carried the checks in the sec
ond race, at mile and a quarter, as he
was played from down to IL to 5. Knapp
waited with him for a mile, and then ran
over the pacemakers, winning In a gallop
in 2.o6. Orc. 8 to l. took place money from
Sonoma Belle, 8 to !. by length and
half. Athlone led into the stretch, only to
crack. while Red Ruler got queer ride
from Wiley. who was in all kinds of pock-
cts.
La Sorciere. to /. ran away from big
field In the third event, for two-year-olds,
five and half furlongs, and won as he
pleased by fiye lengths in 1.O0 3-J Andrsa.
to l. secured the place by length and a
halt from Herman johnson, Is to !, with
Montanus, the favorite fourth, getting am
other poor ride from Wiley,
Alex Shields' Meddling Daisy. strong fa-
vorite. was nowhere In the NTH race, for
maiden two-year-old nllies, five and half
furiongs. 3, Hitchcock jr.,s. usury, to
|. had q big lead on the turn, hut g. :.
LawIor's Delude. Z to 2, third ehotce, wore
her down in the run hOrne and took the race
Evening star., 1905-10-19

his right to the stomach. Murphy swung
his left to the stomach and sent left
hook to the ear. He then sent both left
and right for McGoverns jaw and clinch
followed.
Murphy seemed at this stage to have
splendid chance of winning. He rushed IN
again. landing right and left on the face
McGoyern. however crossed with his right
to the jaw and Murphy went down. AT the
count of mine Murphy rose. only to be
foored again.
Four times more McGovern sent his op-
ponent down. Each time Murphy arose IN
dazed condition, with McGovern ready
to rush hin, each time. Murphy reeled
about the ring like a drunken man, with
McGevern after him. raining blow after
blow on the defenseless fighter.
Finally. with less than one minute TO go,
McGoverr caught Murphy with hard right
punch flush on the jaw and the New Yorker
fell to the floor in a heap. Murphy tried
to arise, but the referee jumped into the
ring and stopped the bout Amid great ap-
plsuse from a crowd that filled the club
house McGovern was declared the winner.
Evening star., 1905-10-19
Big Four Teams Working
Hard for Coming Games.
ACCIDENTS REPORTED
YALE DEFEATED PRINCETON FOR
GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP.
Tennis at Hot SpringsERaces at
Jamaica-Good Bowling Battles
Last Night.

In the scoring line Brown still loous
ahead or any of the eastern elevens. with
the Indians second and Princeton close
third All three have played one more
game than Yale. who also has crossed the
leo mark in points, but lead the Ellis by
sufficient margin to probably be ahead of
them should the Blue also have played
five games. In stanchness Of defense Yale
and the Indians have shown up better than
any of the others except Annapolis and
Lafayette. who. Hike the New Haven and
Carlisle teams. have SO far kept their goal
line fnviofate. Several western teams also
have not been scored on, a state OF affairs
which, with Michigan in the field, has been
more frequent in the west In late years
than in the east. The scoring in the west,
however. has not averaged heavy as in
previous years. In the east Yale has
averaged a little over four touchdowns a
game, counting goals from touchdowns in
with the touchdowns. Brown has aver
aged over six touchdowns game. the In
dians nearly six, Princeton nearly six,
pennsylvania not quite four. Cornell not
quite three, Columbia something over two,
Harvard about three and Annapolis four.
Exclusive of yesterdays games points
scored by the various teams are as fol-
lows:
Harvard. 96; opponents Give games). Yale.
1o2; opponents. y -four games. Princeton. 10;
ofronents tive games,. pennsylyana, III;
opponents 10 tive gamesl. Columbia, 80; op-
poneEts, -four games,. Cornell, 60; opponents.
II -four games) Indians, 1T6; opponents, ttive
ganes). Dartmouth, 80; opponents, % Give games)
Brown. 1885, opponents, tive games. Williams,
40; opponents, % five games). Wesleyan, 81;
opponents 3s -four games) Lafayette, 11a; op-
ponents, -four games). Lehigh, T5; opponents,
6t tsix games) y. Y. T., 2; opponents, II two
gGmes} Washington and Jefferson, 80; opponents,
% three games. Franklin and Marshall, Al;
opponents, A -four games) Colgate, II; oppo-
nehts, 23 three games) Hamilton, SO; oppo-
nents, 81 flour games Annapolis, IA; opponents,
o three games. West Point, AZ; opponents, y
| three games)- Georgetown, 10; opponents, 40
| (thIee games,. Syracuse, 113; opponents 16 Give
| gsmesl. Bucknell &c. opponents ~ -four games)
Dickinson 30; opponents, 0hree games). Hobart,
40; opponents IS -four games). Exeter, 81; oppo-
| rents o 1.-TWO gamesl. Andover, 100; opponents
| S three games}- Chicago 81; opponents, tour
g:nes,. Michigan, 142; opponents -four gamesl.
| Wisconsin, 1856: opponents, three gamesl. Miu-
nesota 96; opponents three games). Illinois, ~
! opponents. three games). Northwestern, ia;
| opponents (three gamesl. Nebraska iS; oppo-
| rents 6 (three gamesl Indiana, IS; opponents.
| 16 three games). Amherst, %; opponents, Tone
| camel Pennsylvania State, IS; opponents, II two
gamesy. Rochester, 16; opponents, 10 1.-TWO games).
Evening star., 1905-10-19
EASY FOR McGovERN.
Knocked Out Tommy Murphy in First
Round.

Tommy" Murphy of New York was no
match for Terry. McGovern of Brooklyn
In what was scheduled for six-round bout
last night at the National A. c.. Philadei-
phia.
Murphy was practically knocked out In
the first round. and the referee. McGuigan.
Jumped into the ring and stopped the bout.
Murphy was carried by his seconds TO his
corner, where he sat In daxed condition
for nearly Ave minutes Murphy was re-
pea tedly knocked down, but he was game,
and even at the finish be tried to stagger
TO his feet.
Mcaovern and Murphy squared OF at
three minutes after seven O'clock Me-
GOvern began BY rushing his onponNnt.
swinging FIRST his left to the face and ths1
Evening star., 1905-10-19
by half length in LOT. Usury had eight
lengths over Z. d. Sullivan's Caprice, to 1.
Turf and Track Notes.

Sonoma Belle, owned by the parents OF
Jockey H. Cochran, and a starter In the
selling mile and a quarter at Jamaica yes
terday, entered to be sold for $1,000, was
claimed out of the race by T. Z. ManniX,
owner of ST. Roma. for s1.6I0.
While at the post for the fourth race, the
Southampton handicap. at Jamaica yes
terday. the colt Flack Prince was kicked
and crippled while In the crowd before the
barrier After the kick Black Prince hung
back and, with Rose of Dawn, was left at
the post when the barrier was lifted.
Jockey Mickey Cfimmins. on w. III.
Snyder's Goldsboro, was held responsible by
Starter Cassidy for the long delay at the
post before the horses were sent of for the
third race and as punishment was suspend
ed for the remainder of the Jamaica meet
ing.
Louis for price said to have been $4,000,
and the medium of a big betting coup at
Belmont Park in the spring. made his first
appearance in a selling race at Jamaica
yesterday, when he was entered to sell for
81, 100, and won In easy style. La Soeiere
has failed so consistently to live up to MS
spring promise that there was no bid on
him, horsemen seeming to believe that ne
properly belongs In the selling class.
The anxiety of horsemen to run their sell
ing class animals made itself manifest In
the entries sent in for the selling six fur
longs at Jamaica today, the number ex-
GluQeQ unQef the tTdck Tule, seStutccH, NC
Ing larger than the number accepted as
the track will permit only fifteen horses to
start from the six-furlong post.
The horse Rossmond, owned by ]. 5.
Ward, and heavily backed at a long price
In the second race yesterday. was so full OF
running that after finishing his mile-and-
a-auarter race he bolted with Jockey w.
Buchanan when returning to the scales,
and tried his best to run away the wrong
way of the track. Buchanan pulled him up
after he had raced past the stand on the
return trip.
The stake program announced for the
winter meeting on the Oakland track, San
Francisco, will close next Monday, Oc-
tober %.
Jockey Walter Miller. the star lightweight
rider of the Belmont Park meeting, showed
something like his form of a week ago yes
terday, when he landed with two winning
mounts, Gold Rose and Delude, and finished
second In another race on Oro. Miller was
the only jockey to ride two winners.
Crossways, owned by August Belmont
and trained by James Boden, was cut down
In her race, the third, at Jamaica yester-
day, and was SO badly injured that she
probably will not be able TO run again for
some time.
Evening star., 1905-10-19
ine.i,n will be as follows:
TWO HOURS HARD PRACTICE.
Georgetown Preparing for Saturdays
Game With Swarthmore.

The Georgetown foot ball squad had two
hours of the hardest practice of the sea-
son yesterday in preparing for Saturday 8
big game with Swdrthmore. Much of the
time was spent In punting and breaking
through, as Coach Reilly realizes that in
Crowell, Swarthmore has the greatest drop
kicker on the grdiron, who will be dan
gerous any time the Quakers get the ball
within the Blue and Gray's forty-five yard
line.
After the preliminary work the varsity
lined up against the scrubs for half an hour
scrimmage. DIR. Owens. the former end,
took charge of the second eleven and 1t
put up a stiff defense against the var
sity's attack. The coaches were we'll satis-
fed with the work of the squad.
No new men reported yesterday. Nc
Guire, last years substitute guard, Is ex-
pected today.