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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-27
WANNAMOISETT GOLF

In a miniature gale that swept across
the Wannamoisett Golf clubs tennis
courts. Fred II. Rudlong defeated Rus
sell y. Dana Of Pawtucket in straight
sets yesterday afternoon. thereby win
ming the finals Of the club handicap tour
nament which was opened a week ago
last Saturday
The entry list was small, containing but
six members. Last Saturday Mr.. Dana
defeated &. r Brownell by the score OF
l-6, 81, 6-2, and Yesterday despite the
unfavorable conditions OF wind. the finals
were played off. Mr. Budlong wins a
cup offered by the club ms n trophy. and
Mr. Dana, as rInner-up Of the tourna-
ment, likewise becomes the possessor OF
cup similarly offered
Dana was scratch and BudlonGs handi-
cap was plus 10. Dana was rather the
steader for the most part. but both men
were handicapped heavily by the wind.
which prevented either from displaying
his best game
Dana started in aggresSively 10 i'm
prove his play in the second set, and
won couple Of games speedily. Then
his opponent played some OF the best ton
nis which the match developed. and cap
tured four games in one. two. three
order. The next four alternated. Bud
longs win OF the last giving him the
Semi-hna round--R. y. Dana, scratch.
beat G. r. Brownrii plus 10. i-6, e-i. 6 -.
Final round-F. r. Budlong plus 15
beat r. y. Dana. scratch, rs. Ga
SCHEDULE FOR NEWPORT CASINO.
The committee Of society ladies at New
port, consisting OF Mrs. John Jacob
Astor. Mrs Barger- Wallach and Miss
Maude Wetmore. yesterday announced
the following schedule for the ladies
and Junior tennis tournaments. 20 be
held on the Casino courts this summer:
July is. womens singles (handicap) I;
July 25. women's doubles thandicap);
Aug 1. mixed doubles Handicap. Aug
IS, women's singles (scratch). AT 10 n.
m. each day; women's doubles (scratch).
at y. M. esch day. Aug. 30. mixed
doubles scratch
All matches in these tournaments will
be two out Of three games. except in the
finals in the mixed doubles, which will be
three out OF five games
Junior tournament as follows: July rs.
girls doubles (handicap); July 95. girls
singles scratch; Sept. 6, mixed doubles
,handicap) Sept H. boys singles
(scratch). For these latter tournaments
the entrance fee for the handicap events
will he 81 and there will he no entrance
fee for scratch events.
The tournament will be held under
the auspices of tho United States National
Lawn Tennis association. and all the
courts will be reserved for these events.
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TEAM CHOSEN

The committee appointed by the various
cricket clubs OF Rhode Island 10 select a
team for-the- annual game with Massa-
chusetis on July at Lowell. Mass, met
last evening and after a pleasant and
harmonious discussion OF the merits Of
the several candidates chose the follow
ing eleven 10 represent this state:
j. A. Rothery (captainD. H. Saunders.
s Kaye, ". Bramham. q. Ward, 4.
Moroney. j. Smith, ]. Macdonald. NJ.
Macdonald. j. Hall. S. Woodhouse Re-
serves: w. Whitehead. /. Thornhill. A. w.
Lockwood. Umpire. Dan Shaw. Scorer.
Arthur Knight
Ii was decided that the team leave this
Cit on the morning OF July on the SOS
train from the Union station. going TO
Lowell via Mansfield.
Selected players Who cannot participate
I'm the game must notify Mr.. NJ. Mac
donald on or before Thursday next.
The committee adopted the following
resolution. addressed 10 tho Providence
Pawtucket. Lorraine Textile. South Provl-
dence, Greystone. Thornton and Ashton
clubs: THAT a meeting be held on July
II for the purpose OF forming an associa-
ton at the earliest possible date for the
selection Of future state eleyens and for
trausacting such other business as may
tend 10 "A more satisfactory and harmo-
nious method of furthering the interests
OF inter-club and Interstate cricket in
Rhode Island"
II was suggested that each club elect
three delegates 10 act as it's representa- -
tivcs i'm the association and that they be
authorized 10 act AS unit in all mat
tefs which might come mp for decision.
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AT SHEEPSHEAD

IL was sultry at sheepshead yesterday.
The track was fast, and there were about
1900 on hand.
Sandmnrk. az N to l. raced home the
winner I'm tho first race with Baird us
Watergrass, Single Shot, Moonshne ana
Ssndmark made all the running. There
was another upset i'm the second race.
when Nolsday came home I'm front al - 10
l. When tho stretch was reached The
Southerner challenged but Voladay held
him safe. II was only a gallop for Whim-
sical I'm the third race, coming home a
winner by eight lengths
The feet 1lly Hamburg Belle won the
Equality stakes covering, the distance in
l:p, and was eased up a the end. She was
off In front and raced along a scsnt
length and half in the lead To the end.
I'm the early running Prince Hamburg
was second. but he fell back at the far
turn. Dandelion moved up secoGd near tho
stretch turn. and got the place by three
lengths from Dolly Spanker
There were only four starters in the
NTH race. Palmbearer led 10 the three
quarter pole, when Won Trum went 10
tho front. and was never headed 10 the
end. winning by two lengths. Line OF Life
won the sixth race. Consideration second.
Little Woods third
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-27

victory for Yale that will give her once
more the baseball championship.
Nothing more could be wished for I'm the
condition OF the nine men who will line
up against the crimson. The one idea
at Yale IL a victory AT any cost.
Yale took her last practice. after the
Harvard team finished. There was little
base running. old ball players who have
returned for commencement went 20 the
ficld 10 look over the team, and after the
practice they were confident that win or
lose, Yale will play a magnificent game.
The batting practice was particularly
good. and the men found the ball In good
shape.
with Harvard. twirler IN his best
form. Yale knows that the batting de-
partment will be one where good work
will be Indispensable. Yale's substitute
pitchers were used 10 pitch 10 the Yale
batters. and the general result was salts
factory.
The Yale team will take the field as IL
did when it played the tie game with
Harvard last week.
The unanimous opinion of the coaches
was that Yale has the best team OF re-
cent years.
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MONROE LOST

Jack Johnson. who STYLES himself the
colored heavyweight champion. failed
miseraby 70 impress any one of his ahil-
itv 10 even get tho title now hold by Jim
Jefries. when he met Jack Munros tho
miner. ~ the National a. G., Philadel-
phis. last night.
johnson won the bout without much
trouble. hut IN the points which make
champion he proved 10 he lsckine.
This was especially apparent IN hi. in
ability to deliver punishment. Not once
did he succeed I'm sending Munroe to
the floor. although ne several times land
cd his famous solar plexus punch with
all his power, and he managed 10 reach
Munroe's Jaw with swings I'm every round
but could not take the miner of his
feet
Johnson. although clever. was not ring
general enough 20 keep Munroe or. The
miner evidently figured that the point
of safety for him was Mt very close
quarters and he got inside Johnson =
guard as much as possible. occasionally
taking advantage of thr opportunity n
work short arm punches against the col
ored mans ribs.
Johnson did his best work I'm the last
two minutes Of the sixth round. IN those
periods he worked az top speed and
landed vlciouslv on Munroes body and
face one - his swings cut = cash ovcr
tho miners eye from which the blood
flowed freely. II looked like a knockout
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-27
FINAL GAME TO-DAY

For almost two hours the Harvard base
ball tesm worked AT Yale field yesterday
afternoon. \ portion Of the practice was
devoted BY the team 90 becoming sceus.
toned to the diamond and outfeld Hen
drick and Rankin pitched 10 the batters
AM tho stickwork of the team was very
encouraging AZ tho PLAYERS went 10
Morris Cove where they remained until
thus morning
The men last night were declared 20 he
I'm tiptop form and in readiness for the
fray. Harvards twirlers yesterday were
worked a trihe and were In good condi-
tion
i; is hoped in the Harvard camp that
Yae batters may be led 20 grief through
the medium OF curves and spitballs
offered up by Coburn.
The followers OF the crimson camp re-.
ported little Yale money I'm sight The
Harvard men want odds. though that
does not mean that they do not believe
,heir team will win. The crimson
cohorts are sure OF victory. and conse-
quently are looking for a chance 10 double
their profits on the outcome by getting
odds
The general feeling about the Yale
campus ie one Of confidence. The general
result of the entire preliminary schedule
combined with tho victory over Prince
tor has Inspired I'm tho breasts of the
returned graduates = hope that the com
menccment OF iaN will witness a home
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BOTH MUST
remain
SINGLE

White Plains y. Y. June a7.--JuStice
Keogh yesterday filed his final decree
granting a separation Of Mrs. Edith Par
sons Morgan. daughter OF John Il. Par
sons. the millionaire lawyer OF Manhattan
and president Of the New York Bar
association. from her husband. David
Percy Morgan rich Manhattan clubman
The decree is very stringent and sets
forth that neither Mr.. nor Mrs Morgan
can marry again while either party IL
alive and Mrs Morgan is also given alb
solUte control ~ tho four children Helen.
Edith, Percy and John r. Morgan
The decree does not say that Mr. Nor
gan shall contribute one cont toward the
support Of his wife or tho educa tiou and
maintenance " his children .Tustice
Keogh decides that Mr. Morgan deserted
his wife on MAY 90 1904 and that vas
the time when no Kidnapped three of his
children and took them 10 his country
seat a. THAN "a.
II is reported that Mr. Morgan NAV
appes 10 the appellate division and that
a long legal battle will 10 fought over the
custody ~ the children. as we'll as over
The legality of The separation decree
Justice keoEh in his decree orders
among other things "Plaintin is solely
entitled and charged with the CUSTODY
Edith. Percy and John r.. but the de-
fendant shall be permitted to see said
children at the home of the plaintiff or
any other place within the state whore
they may be. for the space Of two hours
in the morning or afternoon once every
week. tho defendant 10 notify the plain
tlff at least two days before the time
when he expects to visit said children
provided. however. that the piuintifr may
take the children to some other place
EwHv frUrT1 rUrr1r- Tr-------r-+
not accessible to the defendant and keep
them away FOR the period not exceeding
in all four months in each year
ordered that the defendant be and be-
hereby II restrained and enjoincd from in
aW manner interfering on attempting 90
interfere with the rights ~ tho plaintiN
20 the exclusive custody ~ the children
and N csra 'or and educate them
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-27
CENTLEMEN'S AMATEUR RACES

The third of the special class races for
2lfooters sailed hy gentlemen amateurs
founded by Emperor William for the
encours cement Of seamanship was won
yesterday az Klel by the lilly VI Time.
2 hours, ! minute. l. seconds. Wsnsce
v was second in hours. minutes. Is
seconds and Clair de Lune was third
2 hours. minutes. seconds. The
course was l4ia Prince Eltel Frederick
In the Elizabeth came m a few seconds
behind Prince Henry Of Prussia on the
Tilly VII. who was ninth.
The annual dinner of the Imperial
Yacht -ciuh-tnnk- place last night En-
peror William and Chancellor Won Bue-
low. who arrived here from Berlin an
hour before the dinner; Admiral Won
Tirpitz. secretary ~ the admiralty; Am
bassador Tower and all the American
British, French and Spanish yachtsmen
were present.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-27

gordato, and Larned and Clothier will
play IIillup and Larsen.
a RECORD ENTRY.
The tournament opened &C the courts %
the All-England club yesterday afternoon.
with record entry.
On all sIdcs II is cOnceded mat the most
formidable competitors the British cracks
will have 10 meet are the Americans.
who have Just captured tho all-London
championships. and whose brilliant per-
formances seem 10 indicate that Eng
lands chances o. retaining the cham
piCnship honors and the Davis trophy de-
pend entirely on the performance OF the
Dorothy brothers.
Miss MAY Sutton OF Pasadena. Cal, is
also considered likely 10 take back the
ladies' championship 10 America.
Miss sutton has been scoring great sue
cesses I'm the northern meeting, and Miss
X. Douglas tho present champion. has
injured her wrist and is unable 10 de-
fend the title.
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-27
WARD BEATEN

The defeat OF Holcombe Ward. tho Am
erican national lawn tennis champion and
winner last week OF the championship ~
the city OF London in the first round or
the all England tournament AZ Wimble-
don YESTERDAY brought much Joy 10 tho
British camp. Tho contest. in which s.
H. Smith the Welsh champion, was VIC
torious. was probably the fastest over
seen In England. Ward was not quite
W TO his last weeks form. attributable
perhap. 10 the stin work Of the last two
days. but n Is conceded that Smith n-ver
PLAYED better game
W. A Tarned. a e Wright ard w
J. Clothier tAmericansl. all won in the
second round. I.arred especially showing
good form but In no case did their op-
porents call for particular extension
Wards game against Smith was. ~
course. the attraction of the day Tho
Welshnan took the first set rather easily
ana FIVE straight games In the second.
Ward tieing In the third set. however.
Ward made a superb rally. and the score
reached games all
When Ward was serving deuce was
called nine times ward was winning.
but ne seemed tagged and lost tho next
three games and match Summary:
In the singles first round $. " Smith
beat Holcombc ward. ca. 6-2 sc
IN the second round OF the singles
Bsals G. Wright Of Boston beat Simonds.
g. 6-4 Ga.
Ia the second round OF the singles VIII
liam \. THFncd OF summit, y J. DeaT
r. A. Larsen. 6-l Go. 6-l.
william !. Clothier of Philadelphia beat
\ w Pcrcival in the second round of
tn singles. G-l. 6-2. SIS
Smith BE- tho Welsh champion In iaa
he reached tho Sonii.fnals in tho ALL Eng
baud championship
I'm the FIRST round ~ The doubles ward
snd Wright will play Evans and Msvro-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-27
ON THE BOWLING ALLEYS

Tho finals i'm the Music Hall three-man
tournament were completed last evening
and n new tournament has been started
which will extend we'll into August.
Kaufman, Sweet and Muccino scored
the first prize in the old tournament, OBJ
tanning an excellent total of al6 pins.
The finals I'm the Central weekly tourna-
ment were rolled of last evening and
were witnessed by large number OF
bowling enthusiasts. Philip Watson. for
merly an expert bowler. OF this city. who
has lately made an extended bowling tour
in Western cities, including Chicago and
San Francisco. was one Of the interested
spectators
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-27

PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS
Sheriffs office. Providence.
June end. A. ID. 1905.
Providence Sc:
BY Virtue and I'm pursuance OF an Ex-
ecution Number 5000 issued out OF the
District Cout OF the Sixth Judicial Dis
trict holden ~ Providence within and
for said District OF the State OF Rhode
Island. within the County OF Providence.
on the twenty second day of June. A. II.
1905. and returnable 10 the said Court on
the twenty-second day OF September A.
ID. 1875. upon "A judgment rendered by
said Court on the twenty day OF
December. a. u, 1904. In favor OF Alhertus
Scales OF Providence. plaintiff. and
against John Nipp alias John Doe OF said
Providence, defendant. | have thins day
at - minutes past 10 o'clock A. NJ. levied
the said Execution on all the right title
and interest, which the said defendant
had on the twenty day OF July.
A. D. 1904. at no minutes past o'clock
Y. NJ. Ohe time OF the attachment on
the original writ in and 10 the follow
ing described personal property, viz: one
Locomobile Automobile.
Notice is hereby given that will sell said
attached and levied on estate Al n Public
Auction TO be held az No. 212 Chestnut
street. i'm said City or Providence I'm said
County OF Providence on Thursday. the
sixth day OF July. A. -. 1906. a II o clock
NJ. for tho satisfaction OF said execution.
debt. interest on the same. costs OF suit.
my own fees and all contingent expenses,
IN sufficient.
FREDERICK c. HULL.
Deputy Sheriff.
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STATE OF RHODE ISLAND.
STATE BOARD OF PUBLIC
ROADS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

NOTICE To CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals for the construction Of
a section OF State highway in the town
OF Westerly. about $3.50 feet in lenth; a
section OF State highway In the town OF
Coventry. about 500 feet i'm length:
section Of state highway in the town OF
Bristol about $500 feet in length, Sec
ton Of State highway in the town OF
jamestown. about 2640 feet In length;
section % State highway in the town OF
Little Compton. about 2640 feet In length;
a section OF State highway In the town OF
Glocester. about 500 feet in length. sec
ton Of State highway I'm the town OF
Johnston. l05s0 feet in length. Will be re-
Roads ~ its office. State House. Provi-
dence. r. H. until IL M. on WEDNES-
DAY July 70 1905 at which time and
place they will be publicly opened and
read.
furnished by the Board.
No bids will be received unless accom-
pained by a certified check for the sum
Of s90o. payable to the State OF Rhode
The Board reserves the rights to reject
any aud all bids. and To give preference
tion No. Of chapter 80 OF the Public
plans. specifications and drawings may
be examined at the office OF the State
House Providence. II. T., on and after
WEDNESDAY. the 9th, day OF July,
every week day between the hours of 10
a m ard p m. excepting Saturdays
and holidays. -
JOHN n. EDWARDS,
ROBERT r. TREAT
FREDERICK Y. PERKINS,
WILLIAM G. PECkHAM,
JOHN +. RICHMOND.
State Board OF Public Roads.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-27

for a few moments, but TO the surprise
OF the crowd Johnsons blows did not
have sufficient force 10 send Munroe 10
the mat.
This was the real surprise OF the con-
test, for Johnson was supposed 10 be
possessed OF the knockout punch. After
two minutes or very rapid work I'm the
last round. johnson appeared To tire. and
Munroe had chance 10 rush 10 close
quarters and clinch
Munroe does not appear 10 have Inn
proved much. II any. since he boxed Tom
Shsrkey here little over n year ago.
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Providence Now Holds Second Chair in
Eastern League Rating.
Final Baseball Battle for Yale and
Harvard on Today.

Farland Nops. Stolen baseball. Conn
Brodie. Swander .. Cockman. Sacrifice hit
-OHagan. First base on balls-Of Par
dee 4. Struck out-By Nops ?; by Pardee
/. Hit by pitched ball-By Pardee J. I'm
and Conway. Time-lh Dm
POLAND out-hit by batted ball
.Batted for Pardee in the ninth inning.
GAMES TO-DAY.
Buffalo at Montreal.
Newark at Providence
Rochester at Toronto.
Baltimore at Jersey city.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.

The Phillies won out in the ninth in
ming from Brooklyn yesterday at Phila-
delphs i'm rather n listless game. Both
Corridor and Mcintyre pitched good bal,
and the out ,omc VAS IN doubt until the
last inning. bob Emshe VAS hit hy a
foul tip from titus bat IN the SIKH. ~ 4
tho game vas held up for ten minutes
while the umpire recuperated from the
blow. II took a doctor 10 fix him up
Attendance 2Oq7 Score
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BOWLING CHALLENGE.

"McGraw's Trimmers' OF Fall River
would like To bowl any team in Provi-
dence for any amount OF money. the Mu-
sic Hall team preferred Send oil chsl-
lenges To Edward McCiraw. 424 County
street. Fall River
There was recently more or less talk
about special challenges between local In
dividual rollers. but from the present in
dications nothing unusual I'm this class Of
rolling will occur until the advent OF the
next regular playing season.
MI.GIE lIAI
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE

AZ Meriden- Bridgeport ?. Meriden s.
At Norwich New London I. Norwich .
81 Springfield Holyoke s. Springfield !,
AT Hartford Hartford 8. New Haven 3
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EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES

Cleveland tatted Donovan all over tho
field I'm eight innings and smashed Brook.
mplcr for thee singles and t,ipie in one
innings. Donovan went in the air I'm the
s~Ntrth. The fierce bat.int, OF Ray and
the fielding Of Bradley were the features
Attendance lbna. Score:
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new ENGLAND LEAGUE GAMES

Rain.
At Nashua -Haverhill 5. Nashua .
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NEWARK.

Runs-Poland McFarlane. Conn. Brodie,
Rock 3 Nops %, Swauder p Jones >,
C'ockman---5 Two-base hits-Conn :. Po-
land. Rock Three base hits-Poland. Nc
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