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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-16
TURF.
DOGS AND birds.
YALE'S SPRING GAMES.
r. G. Hale Finishes First I'm Two Mile Run
Juniors Point winners.

NEW HAVEN, Conn. April i5.-The annual
spring games Of the Yale track Association
we're held this afternoon on the Yale field
IN the presence o ( 500 spectators
The sophOmOres we're second with 81, tho
seniors bird With 70, and the freshmen last
with points.
100 Yard Dash-Won by r. L. Twltchen. 'O7.
/. X. Robinson, Oe. second; J. c. Lowe, %, third.
Time, 10 IS seconds,
72o Yard Dash--Won by r. L. Tvi,chsu. 'o7.
l.. X. Robinson. 90. SECOND; ~. G.. Alexander 'OS.
third Time, "a IS seconds
go Yard Dash-WOn By 7, Ewing 90. s. r.
Bumap, 'O5. SECOND; W. T. COhAlan, O7. third
Halt Nile Run-won by z. n Parsons. 'o7. n
2 minutes IS seconds.
one mile run Won by c. d HIN. o7: c. n. Alcou.
'O5 second u 2 PERM 90, third Time, minutes
Two Nile Run-won By T. J. Hale. p. C.: W.
Porter 'Os second. c. q. 8oArdscy. O5. third.
Tine. 10 minutes I 3 seconds.
100 Yard. Hurdlcs-Won by n. Eales 90. r
HIN, oo l.. :. SECOND. l.. o. por'cr 20 L. $, third
z7o Yard Hurdles by J. p. Gates. 'os /. S..
1. c. Porter 20 l.. s., sccond " T., Eacs, co. third
Time % 3 seconds.
Putting 10 Pound Shot-Won by r. 7. white
50 feet: r. r. Everett. o. third, with IS feet ~
throwing 10 Pound Hammer-Won by g. Harris.
'O5 with - feet inches A. NJ. stevens. 'ui second
with lSO feet Inches j. X. Miller, &c, third With
Broad Jump-won BY L. T. shemcd 10 s. with
n feet inches; J. ". Knox "a, second, with u
feet inches. G. Ranks, 10. third. With p feet -
Hlgh Jump-won BY J. W. MarSban. O7 s.. with
s feei il Inches j j Has6rouck. 'o6 s, second. win
feet 81 inches; c. W. Lobdcll 20 S., third, With
feet inches,
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SCHOOLBOTS IN LIVELY GAMES
Nicholas Volk a Triple winner in Public
school ~ Meet.

Public School II OF New York, situated
NJ Figbty-sixth street and First avenue
held its first annual set Of indoor games a.
the Eighth Regiment aTmory last night and
an enormous crowd Of youn gsters participates
programme Of fourteen events had oeel
arranged and the contests produced the
widest excitement besides causing holse
and din among the spectators,
Two Mile Bcyce-Won BY George CO GSm 3 q,
Eighth Regiment Charles Nereni. Seyeni M,
Bsg mem, StS i,1s minutes IS IS seconds.
Running High jump SenloT-Won by NGhols,,
VolE Public School Il, Manhattan, with a Jump OF
1 Zee, inches; Adrian Bastido. Public school IS
Manhattan second, Win ma, lgI oBo oi Isl Wanhattsn
90 Yard Run scROI Soneghis s5oS 10 % VaE ca9
Public school Ro.S c ss sB sscond Chsrs,
Burkhardt, class Gas. third Time, . SECONDS as,
90 Yard run Junior conhntd 70 eI.v cSsS
iA5 Michael schwartz, class sB second; John
Sla,tery. class 7B third Tine rs sse9nds ~,
77'%WSon by Herbert Kurth, Glass az; Benjs'
min Schenk, Class tA2, second. rank brscoe'
Class Relay, senior. confined 20 members o.
Public School u. - Won by Class SA2, VIE
HHicbo,ss Vok Class 7A2, second, with Charles
Wagner. Harry Kobel, Edward cassidy And Henry
ioV,it5, Victor Nafz. Cherries Hammond and william
Singer Time. minute u seconds. -.
bers Of Public school 77-Won by MAJ Cold
stein, class sA2, with a put OF ?? feet inches!
Joseph Herman, class Sal, second with a ppt OF
n feet Inches; George Kuss, class ABB third
pittlpS u Pound Shot, Senior onnned TO
members OF Public School II Won by Nicholas
VoiE class SAP with put OF 20 feet Inches,
Samuel Amolsky, class sB, second with put OF
81 feet Harm Cordes, class bA2, second with a
nut OF % feet II inches.
iunior class Relay: one lap; confined 10 mem.
hers of Public school 7I-Won by Class 7A2, Win
Albert Aberle George Lapp, Julius Schwarz and
FdWArd Dempsey: Class OBJ second with John
RaTnett William Fuchs, Lloyd Killeen and 7. STEM
eTOff. class sB third, with William OTnsteln, Arthur
Holman, Charles MeAney and Michael schwartz,
"a Ward run Novice: confined 70 public and
priyate high schools-Won by George II, Scragg,
Solsge CITY OF New York w. A. Golden, 81. Francis
xavier second: Harry Delaney, De la Sale lnSu'
tuis third Time, minute rs seconds.
Obstacle Race, one Lap, junior confined 70 mem.
hrs ~ public School T7-Won by Edward WiGsauer,
Class /; Franklin Scheer. Class 3, second
1ohn Barnett Classo 2 third. Time, - seconds.
Obst6cle Race Primary, Half a Lap: confined 10
members Of Public School T7-Won by Prank Ma.
honey Glass a q Raymond phelAn, Glass 4 2,
second; Maurice sherman, Class A 1, third. Time,
~ seconds. - -, A. ,
p,,bic School 77-NOn by Cha - A a. with Ralph
IA nett Robert CoTbusier. John Singer and Alfred
hammond: Class 3 b l, second, with William Nor.
ION George KrAussmAn, Joseph Casey and John
walker: Class a ?, third, with Leo Meyer, Albert
Rich Theodore Van WICK and Robert Graeh.
IImc "a l-lsecOndG.
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HILLWAN RUNS FAST QUARTER.
Covers Distance In so As Seconds at
ThIrt zenith ReEiment Danes.


There we're about 1000 people present at
the twenty NTH annual spring games OF the
Thirteenth Regiment. Brooklyn. which were
held last night Harry l.. Hnlman. Com
pany l.. on scratch in the 40 yard handicap,
won by ten yards from L. j. BaddinRton,
Company X. II yards In so as seconds. break
ing the worlds indoor record. Three armory
records were broken.
i2O Yard Run, Novlce-won BY Edward Grone.
Company h. A. DE Forest. Company 4. second.
George McElroy, Company d, thrd' Tine y %
seconds.
Company A. 10 yards. 4. b. TOole, Company ID,
yards, second Il. A kurke, Company Z. yards
80 SO Yard Run. Handicap by l. KineldOrt
Company Z, - yards: George 4, stack, Company ~
Third. Time, minute 80 seconds
One Nile Match Relay Race. Twenty third Regi
second Regiment, with D. frank. p. J. Walsh. II. n
Banks and O. 4. Smith: Twenty third Reg msnl
NoTthbndge second Time. 8 minutes 81 2 secOn d.
tlO Yard Run, Handicap Won By H. l. HlllmAp
II yards second; l.. kirseldoTf. Company t. p
yards third Time, 5O4-5 seconds.
Perden, Company r. scratch; ", charlton. Com
pany {. 40 Yards, second owen J. DeNine. Com
pany n. yards. third. Time, ? minutes p / .
Thee legged Race, Handleap-Won ~ II. /.
Woodr an and " oI DAWSON CoRpany t. iss
second. G beecnsr. company T. ana v. be''n'''
veteran o
one Mile Relay Handicap Sunday School ith
letic L<ague-Won by Trinity Club, scratch, with
4. p S. Paul l. KlrseldOrf + ! hageman and
scratch with d. G brewster. William Gasin. l.. =.
Haley aud r. b. Seymour. second Greene Avenue
baptist Church. So yards, with {. Ioole =. Io0e.
G Britton and y. Maui, Ihifd. Time minutes
20 20 Yard Run. ndcAp-won by W, J. Nelson.
Syards, second: ". r. Finley. Company d, yards
$50 $50 YARD raj Run NoyIce-Won by 7. A. Dick. Com
pany u: Eugene !. Fields. Company c, second
II. J. Fields, Company T. third Tine minutes
10 seconds -
inches: Company y, scratch, second. Company
q. Z inches third. Won by Inches.
h 3sins hE ompsRS A. sersscS: Gus Perd
Company l., scratch. second W. Charlton, Com,
pany G % yards. third Time, minutes 10 8
20 Yard Obstacle Racs-won by a. Mayer. Com.
pany II George Beyer. Company y, second George
A. Cstuna, Company NJ, third. Time l minute
Running High Jump Handcsp-,won by l.
RobcnSon Comna2y f. scratch. zee, I inSHS
+ Holdings, Company i. inches' feet lnehes
actual third.
one Nile Run. Handlcsp-won 6g Harvey cohn.
T. e5 yards second n. spring. Company Z. 90
yards third Time 4 minutes 80 IS seconds.
20 Yard Hurdle Race. HandiCap-Mon by n. L.
b m,Il"1 b. o yards second A Able Company NJ.
yard; third Tine Sr Tssr AS ssTondWS by W G.
Frank irish a. A. 80 yards: James P. sullivan,
ST. BSrtholomsw A.. c. 80 YARDS ssSohd' ~ ,ns
Pilgrim New York 4, c. 40 YARDS thiro' llme'
One Nile Revimsntsl Relay: Hsndlcsp-,won by
cSmpS1E X h ySTdGS ;,S SSn and p. !. ssddinS
ton Company A. O. yards, with r. MeguiIe
William Nelson. John West and John Naury
'S%h eET SS, E. oole and E. Finley third Time
minute 81 S seconds
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MERCERSBURG'S POINT TROPHY.
Third Victory In Intersch elastic Track
Meet Gains $3.50 Cup.

PRINcEIoN, April i5-Marcersburg won
the interscholastic track meet held here this
afternoon by scoring 40 point7 Central High
school Of Philadelphia got second with 26H
points, and Lawrenceville third with "a 2-3.
Fourteen schools were represented.
100 Yard Dssh-won By Rector Lawrencsvne.
Bonsack, HaverfoTd Grammar. second AacGowan
Banks Business College third Time 10 rs
7S0 Yard Dtsh-won by Bonsack, HAyerford
Grammar Butler. Hnl School second; Lynch.
Central High Philadelphia. third Time ~ SIS
80 Yard Rgn-wop by Smith ,,, M,TeeT s,,
Prep. third Time, So is seconds,
$50 Yard Run-Won by Page. AerceBburE'
Elliot, Central High Of Philadelphia, second Pyn,
chon, MtrccBburV, third. Time, minutes , S
" One Nile Run..wqn by Jsmson. Merccnburg
McCord, Lawrenceville, third. Tine minutes
/ s5 seconds.
Central HiEh Of Phiade Iphs second. MeyunE
Central High, third. Time, 10 minutes 90 seconds.
One Nile, RelAy-Won by Central High OF Phlls
deiphia Bethlehem Prep second Brown Prep. third
Tine. minutes 20 S seconds
burg; Heater, Hlll SECOND: Merril, HIN. third. Time
40 Yard Hurdle-won by InEsrsou. Lawrence
vile; McCuloch, MerceSburg second; Ban, MERGERS
burg third. Time, % seconds.
ch Ps NIX bosn put o & A Hohts FEY
Hiii second, with q feet 10 Inches Risley Mercer
Throwing u Pound Hammer-won by Luhy,
MercersburV, with q throw Of $50 feet "a inches
Pole VAult-Leonard. Central High. and Farwen
Hin. tied for hrst, with vault Of feet inches
johnson. Of Central High, third Vsndyke, Lawrence
High ggmp-won By Risley,, Msrcersburg, with
Central High tied for second with feet ~ inches
TslcoIt OF Hill, Heater Of HIN and Kelly, Lawrence
Broad do En bou1 BY Rscy with
jump OF p feet Platt Hin, second. with 10 feet II
Inches clifford, Industrial An School, third, with
SO inches
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Racing at Memphis.

MEMPHIs, April i5.-John Smulsk from the barn
OF Charley Ellison did the unexpected this after.
noon at Montgomery Park when he won the Hotel
GAyosO Stakes In a heart breaking drive from Ivan
the Terrible, the odds on fAvoHte AZ TO T. The
latter led until turning into the hackstretch when
Phillips who had the mount on Smuskl, urged bis
horse TO the front, winning by bare nose. Only
one favonte won.
First Receive and a half furlongs-Queen
los Helgersonl, 10 10 second: ituska Of cannon
80 TO !, third. Tine, 1904. Envoytc. RAiney u ,
Walsh, lIene Mac, Termagant, King Rose Saddu-
Gee and March also ran.
Second RAce-Four and a half furlonFS-Hy-
perion w. llS Martin, 70 2, won; Rushing SILK
10, QrubeD, 10 TO S. second Meadow Breeze Iis
tAclntyrel. 81 20 I, third. Time. O56i.. Allure
and Jack DolAn also ran
Third Receive and q half fuTlongs-J I'd
GHlo, 100 tBOlandl, won: PTesentiment VI (Au-
buchOnl, 10 second. Presentation. 100 Booker
~ to /, third. Time, i:i0. Belle Kinney ChArey's
Aunt, Sir Francis H., Red Raven. BumenthAl
Curd 0lllock and Roy Blue also ran.
Fourth Race-Hotel Gayoso Stakes one mile
John Smulskl, III (Phlllps), 20 1. won: Ivan the
Terrible, ib Martin, TO 4, second. Slss Lee ITO
lMclntyrel. IS 70 !. thipd. Tine 1874. Only
three starters.
Fifth Race-Four and half furlongs -The Sara.
Gene, iOl uannonl, 10 s, won. DTaco. iOi Martin
. TO l. second; ChArlhtan 100 (ielgersoni 4 10
third. Time, O50Aa Pttkin. LebeT, swimming
Girl, and GumemAnE also ran.
sixth RAce-One mle-llght Note % CSchninR,
10 L. won; Federal. los (Mcintyrel o 70 l. second,
Our Sister ~ CiubuchOnl. 90 S. third lime
l:S!4 sam Craig, Annie Chapman, AlAmods
Barklemore, Gay Minister Huokieberry Finn and
Nj JGck also ran,
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landed the Watcrcress Relding winner by a
length In i,0i as. hRht and True hung on
under punishment aud took place money from
Ieacresa by head. King Pepper, VINO WAS
hi Oh IN flesh, was fourth.
Much interest was shown In the running OF
the, second race for. two-ye1r-olds az four
SHE ds's much talked Of colt Oaklawn a
good winner at Hot SPRINGS and BennlnGs,
was shown here for the first time Though
Oaklawn picked UP ~ pounds and gave ten
pounds TO each OF his rivals, he was m over
whelmlng iayorite at 20 .. Burns rode mn ,,
ing with him by small margin from the
start he cut him loose at the last furlong pole
the son Of Farandole romping home with p
place in a drive. by a head from ;. - Van
Kinley MaoE colt, Clark Griffith, named after
the manager Of the New YORK Amrf,ca rs.
was virtually left az the post. Oakla"n ran
Hiideband returned another wilmer In
the third event for plateTs at seven iurlOngs
Orly II. now owned by " NJ Scheftcl, With
length and half to spare ia - Orly u.
was backed down TO 10 20 ! aud ~ success
long and loudly Arsenal, the favorlte,
had an easy time Tor the place which he took
from Jack Bennet's Diylnation, second choice.
by half a dozen lengths Divlnaton had
strong lead coming into the stretch, but
weakened when the crisis arrived H., ..,-
the nth race a selling affair for two-y ear-olds
at four furlongs, when he put Bantam. a
colt by Royal Emblem, over the plate with
80 to ! about him This was a gold mineior
the bookles, a. Bantam was practically IN,
backed. whereas a ton Of money VAS placed
on NJ l. Hayman's Albert hlly. Ethel Haymau.
at II to 8. with another bundle on Dave John
sons Russell hlly. Evelyn Ethel Hayman
was nowhere. while Evelyn J. after looking
the winner at the final sixteenth was beaten
by Bantam by a half length james X
Keeue's colt Special License by 81 Leon
ards Runaway Girl backed down to \ to
t. was poor third The time was 80 SIS
The Paget stable furnished the fayorite
In the last race for three year-olds at six
furlOugs iu the well known filly, Belle Strome,
who was 20 we'll fanced that the big bettors
thought to was finding money. But the
Belle ran a distressing race and was unable
10 get even slice Of the purse tOnfessor,
- 70 f. led q greater part Of the way, but
j Kelly, new boy in this part Of the country,
put up mastery ride on Sir BrlllAT, to J.,
ana nipped the race in a hot finish by 3 length
and half Confessor was the same distance
before Jerry G. second choice, who was
prominent always -Four favorltes were
yauuuished, but the crowd went away we'll
satisfied with the days proceedings The
summaries.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-16
LONG ISLAND OARSMEN MEET
Annual REGATTA 20 lie Held on July IA
--OmceFs Elected


The twentieth annual meeting Of the Long
Island Rowing Association was held on Thurs
day last. The Officers elected for the year
1905. are J. j. Waldmsn, Brooklyn. Rowing
Club president Otto Ruprecht, Nautilus
Boat Club. vice-president; T. j. Brennan,
Ravenswood Boat Club. secretary -treasurer
After general discussion IL wasdecided
to row the 1905 regatta on the old Long Isl
and course, on Flushing Bay, on Saturday,
July o. and the programme 10 be as follows
Junior single SOULS, senior single souls, Cassidy
cup; junior double souls junior four shell, Eagle
cup junior four gig, Rogers cup; senior four shell,
W~lter cup intermediate four Gig, junior eight
shell.
These events with the exception OF junior
four shell are open events 10 all amateur
rowing clubs. The junior four shell. or Eagle
cup race, Ia for Long Island Association clubs
only. The Cassidy and Walter cups have
been presented TO the association this year
are are very handsome. The, regatta com
4. G.; L. W. IAttlejohn,, Flushing B., G.; G.
man, Ravpnswood b. c.: George ONelll
Royal ATSangm outing Club, v, a lee,
Bay r. C.. Richard Weeks, Wahnetah b. {.
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JAY GOULD A WINNER.
Defeats T. surern Taller in Opening Round
for Geld Racquet Tennis Championship.

TUXEDO. Aprili5.-Play for the gold racquet
tennis championship OF the United States
held annually under the management OF the
TuNcdoTennis and Racquet Club. opened here
to-day, In which T. Sufern Taller was de-
feated by Jay Gould, three straight sets.
by a score OF 0-t. GO, 8--2
The younger player. Mr.. Gould, showed
great activity and precision OF stroke, while
Mr. Taller was. not at his best. although Il
was acknowledged by. all spectators that
Gould IL Improving at the game very rapidly
Charles Sands Of the New York RACQUET
and Tennis Club, who recently defeated
Joshua Crane, Jr,, at Boston, for the national
championship, will meet Mr. Gould In the final.
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Ronts BulidinE AZ PatchoEue

George II. Miller Is building three yachts
At Patchogue for New York yaohtsmen. l.. A
Fuller Of the Bergen Beach Yacht Club ID
built. which will be- equipped with a horse.
rover motor Joseph Physioo OF the Man.
basact Bay Yacht Club has ordered a fits
with a 10 horsepower motor. W. B. Henry
Il having thirty-siX foot auxiliary yawl
construCted which will have a horse power
motor and which will be used at Atlantic
City.
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INDOOR TENNIS.
Close Games I'm Mems Doubles In 81.
Nicholas Rink

In the St Nicholas Skating Rink yesterday
a well filled gallery followed the work Of the
indoor tennis players. The mems doubles
was the attraction. with eight OF the crack
teams OF the country entered The winning
teams we're the Wrenn brothers, Wylie C.
Grant and Edward b. Dewhurst. and r B
Alexander and Raymond d Little All three
contests we're fought 10 the full three sets
and the play throughout was Of a high order
The scores;
Mems Championship Doubles-First round
Robert D. Wrenn aud George L. Wrcnn. Jr de
feAted Henry W. Slocum and Thcodor r, Pell.
e. "a B-s Wyle C. Grant ana Edward Ia.
DeNhuHt defeated Harry 7. Allen and Robert
Leroy, - IS Is Raymond ID, Little and
man and William A. LAmed Go. IS "a
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moRsFs AND CARRIAGEs.

u-7l; G. n Momeyer, io7 zT-TG 4. Meurer, 100
2S-75: W. p. Cook, iO2, Nh; c, 4. huebeil, w.
is-77; H. p. Matthews, -, Ms W y. Bdmlster'
w. aO-7S: Il. 4. Black. iOt 80 W. II. HARDING
Jr, 100, 2S-si: W, p. Fontaine, ~. i7-sE W n.
Harding, III, 29-s2: II. Lounsbsry 100, ~
j, N. fallman, iO7. 2t-ss; J. /, Bennett los q
49, p, I. Ackerson. iOi, he u. Crossley loS.
TIA: r. I. stem. IT., iOi, ia; J, Is. Fraser
liz, 2s-ss w. II. Rogers ITO, 20eO Russell Parker.
ia 2I-9i: W. c. HumstOhe. i2i, ~ "; r. =: DOW
iO1, i5-92. l.. Lane, ile, "a ~ ID. T. smith, hf'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-16
West Points Football Schedule includes
Game With Indians

WEST POINT, April 10 Cadet George NJ
Morrow. manager Of the Army foot ball team,
to-day. announced the following schedule
OF games:
sept. %. Tufts College. Oct Z. Colgate "a,
Virginia Poly Institute; a. Harvard: g. Yale;
Nov Z, Vermont; H. Carlisle Indians: IS. Syracuse;
Dec. 2. NAVY.
Excepting that With the Navy, ell Eame1
will be played at West Point IL will be the
Army's frst football battle with the Indians
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CresCeuts Defeat &. c. n. Y. at Lacrosse

The lacrosse team Of the College Of the
City Of Now York played the Crescent A c.
team at Bay Ridge yesterday. The first half
was extremely close T. Miller Tailed twice
and Bogert and Mclean each made one
for the Crescents, while O'Rourke made two
goals and Donoghge one for the college men.
whirlwind game. Kennedy scored twice, and
+ Miller, Bogert and Raymond once each
Donoghue made the only goal OF the period
for the {. {. n, Y. The score: Crescent A. G,
.; ColeGe City Of New York. q
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Pennsylvania Lacrosse Players Defeat
LehlEh.

soUTH BETHLEHEM Pa. April iB-ln a
freezing northwester, about 500 students and
sylvania scalp Lehigh in lacrosse this after
noon The visitors rushed into the defensive
at the start lehigh failed 10 Tout them and
Pennsylvania finally won a long drawn out
listless, although rough, game, by Z goals to
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Marine and Field Club Men at the Trans

The Marine and Field Club held an invita-
ton shoot yesterday onits Bath Beach Rroundp
With a total OF "a George b. Richie won
trophy competition at thirty targets Isaac
j, Snedeker being runner up with % and Van
Wyck Nickes third with a. The next event
fell 20 Van Wyok Wickes. who made tally
Of 20. 10 % for W. s. Spaulding aud % for
Isaac B. SnedekeT. II was President Snedeker's
turn 90 win In the third event. He broke
% targets, the largest SCORE OF the day. Van
Wyck Wiokcs was second with ~, George h.
Ritohie third with p. and A, c. Believes
fourth with p.
between George B. Richie, Isaac b. Snedeker
and Van Wyok Wiokee each Of whom broke
as They did not shoot on owing 10 darkness.
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ssnlng. Tor two.y ear ODDS 500 added. allowance.


Fair star: won driving: Bantam. b. C. p BY Royal
Emblem-Illlian Belle: owned By II. X VinRut.
trained by $, Marshall.
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There was a great muster Of the members
at the Eastern Parkway Golf Club yesterday,
no less than thrty-three setting out TO open
the season and compete for the cup presented
by II. W. Palmer. The best gross was an IS,
by Robbins. and the makers OF the four best
net scores arc 70 keep on at match play for
the trophy. The course was In excellent
shape, especially the new greens lust put in
plAy.by jim Lalng. The summary:
W, p. homeyeT, 81, ie-7E h, X. Robbins, ~
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For three year -olds which have not won g OOo.
twelve pounds below the scale. 500 added six
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-26

With the Killing Of a bear Weighing
1877 pounds, after long chase, Matt
Decker, the famous hunter Of Willo.
vemac. Sullivan county, n r., has
fifty eight bears to his credit Decker.
who Is merchant In the village, liz
known to many New Workers. Al,
though advanced in years he is a3
ugile as a boy in the pursuit OF game.
Decker learned thataa large bear
had crossed the river near his home.
and with dog and gun went after II
Il hot haste. Two miles further on
he discovered that bruin had found
refuge in large hollow birch tree,
A pile of brush, at the foot Of the
tree was lighted, and the bear soon
made It's appearance In great hurry,
| Decker sent bullet through It's brain
and carted the carcass home on q
wood sled.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-26
WHY PEN WOULDN'T WRITE.
indignant Customers Had Neglected
Very Necessary Proceeding.

Manufacturers OF fountain pens
have their troubles as well as those
who use them. One OF the most
prominent makers Of this style Of pen
has complaint clerk to whom those
who have trouble are sent to nave
difficulties rlghted. Sometimes me
clerk will find that ii II simply q case
OF dirty ren, and the thing Is soon
adjusted. A woman came in the oth-
err day and Went at the clerk like a
Turk.
Il bought this pen some time ago
and have never been able to use II
at all. | thought this was an honest
firm, and ii 1t Is not should at least
think 1t would not attempt to cheat
woman. | want my money back.
LET me look at the pen. said thf
mild-inannerel clerk
Here II is,s snnppishIy said tht
woman.
The clerk looked at It. and viii
only a casual observation saw tha
the pen had never been filled. Thei
/ he said:
II think, madam, If yon would II
this pen you would find that II work
ed all right
4 He then filled 1t and handed 1t
her, and she said sbeepishly, the snu
having all Disappeared: .Oh.+ dim
know you had to put ink in them II
Broohlsn Eagle.