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New-York tribune., 1905-07-17
GOLF ON EUCLID LINKS.
Advertising Men Leaue for CIeue-
land on Special Train.

A special train left Jersey City at g O'Clock yes
terday afternoon. over the Erie Railroad carrying
the Eastern members of the American Golf Agso-
citation OF Advertising Interests who will take part
in the midsummer golf tournament which Is 10
take place the links of the Euclid Golf Club
Cleveland Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday
OF this week
II was merry party. Every man left with the
idea that he would come back with Gne Of the
trophies 10 be played for during this remarkable
tournament The value Of the trophies offered by
leading publications and leading advertisers and
advertising agencies is in excess Of 5000
The American Golf Association of Advertising
interests has membership OF nearly three hun
oreo and the list is growing. II is a membership
nearly as large as that of any of the most pros
porous golf clubs in the country. Yet this assoca-
ton was organized only six months ago. at Pine
hurst, n G., where the forty-sevcn charter mem
bers held the first tournament.
More than one hundred and TWENTY-FIVE entries
have been received by ". c. Freeman. chairman Of
the tournament committee Entries do not close
until tonight it is expected that fully one hun
ored and fifty players will appear a. the first tee
tomorrow.
nament spend annually IN the publications Of this
country az least S50.0000p Men who write and
place and solicit advertisements viii be there aud
many publishers VINO print the advertisements and
receive parts of the 100000 viii play
The qualifying round tomorrow will be eighteen
hoies medal play on account OF the large number
OF entries. There is handsome 800 cup which will
90 20 the player who turns in the best gross score
Wednesday morning. ' "
There are TWO prizes. one each for the winner and
runner Up IN the first eights, and two prizes one
eSt-h Sh Tor lhe winner and runner up in the beaten
eiElts his makes twenty-f0ur prizes in the six
slNJe Those who qualify in the first sixteen will
each receive a handsome medal.
On Wednesday there will be a handicaD medal
round for the best gross and best net trophy. on
thursday there will be another handicap medal
round for best gross best net, second best net
and third best trophy.
The total number Of prizes be played for in
Guiding the medals 10 those who qualify the first
sixteen, is forty-ive-more prizes than usually
omereo in eight ten ordinary tournaments.
The citizens Of Cleveland are making great
preparations 10 entertain the visiting advertising
men on Thursday night banquet is be given
70 the visitors in the assembly room Of the Hoen-
den Hotel at which the trophies viii be presented
10 the winners.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-17
TO SAIL 7O'S.
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr., Will Handle
the Virginia an Race.

Commodore William X. Vanderbilt fr. OF the
Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club will sail his
te-foot sloop Virginia in the coming race for anna
teurs, which is scheduled for July IS, at ? p m.
Addison G. Hanan is TO sail the Mineola for "
Ross Proctor. and each yacht will have a Of
twenty-five COriuthian sailors.
The only exceptions are TO be the masthead man.
the lazarettO and the cook and steward OF
the regular crews These may be kept on board
in the race. All the rest must be amateurs Cap
tain Charles Barr the regular skipper OF Min
cola. viii remain shore that day.
The is the direct result Of a challenge issued
some time ago by Commodore Vanderbilt II was
then hoped that all four Of the seventies would
be in the race. bur Cornelius Vanderbilt went
abroad. that his slOop. the Rainbow viii not be
in commission this season and J. Rogers Maxwell.
the of the Yankee. has not the time 70 drill
his for such a
The contest will be under the immediate super
vision of the SeaWanhaka COTinthian Yacht Club
and the Indian HarbOr Yacht Club. Charles F.
Kirby will be the representative OF the Indian Har-
hOr Yacht Club. The representative OF the Sea
wanhaka COrinthian Yacht club has not been
named vet.
The course. which will be laid Long Island
Sound. will be about ninety miles in length. Prizes
for the winning to be presented by the
losing club. and the prize for the winning yacht
IS expected that Commodore FandeFbilts steam
Yacht Tarantula will as the committee boat
The start is to be made on LIOyd's Neck Long
Island
New-York tribune., 1905-07-17
MONHOUTH HORSE SHOW
Over 800 Entries Receiued for IN
Hual Long Branch Exhibition

Long Branch, July is 6sDecialj.-F7trias f.
the twelfth annual exhibition OF the Monmouth
County Horse Show at Hollywood Park T1,1,- o.
20 ~ closed last night The entries aycaed sf,
hundred an increase cf one hundred over last wear
The largest exhibitors this year viii he p n
Jordan ot Boston. twenty Alfred Gwvnna YAM
derbHt' OF New-York fifteen. Mrs. J B. NJ Gros-
Nehof, Oh NeW-Aoll1, Twenty-Five J. Campbell
Thompson and w. N. Y. Hoffman of Nev-YorJz
The entries in the more prominent classes are.
Ftoadsters-W. J. Butheld, Thomas A. Ennis Mrs.
George W McElhnnev and George r Cook of N-e-
lo.A Hegy Aoeiler John CURE H. Toplitz ana Leo
Four -hands-Walter and Fred Ievisobn Als-sI
5"Ynre vanderbilt Mrs. j. Is. NJ Grosvenor J. CampheIi
Thompson. y. J. BraSer and E. D. Jordan
Ianderls-E D. Jordan j. +. n. Grosveuor 7 Catnp-
bel Thompson Charles T. Proctor. N. C. D. Borden and
Jay r. Carlisle -- 49,"
Jumprrs-Howa-d Willets Charles Pfzer tr &
HOLLOWAY. Robert f Todd, Richard Douney. p r col
LEY. J. SetSman and Peter Hsuck.
Polo Class-Itovard S. Borden. W. Strothcr Jones A
9 Vanderbilt, Richard pounely ana j. Campbell Thomp-
Ponies under saddle-Iesse wasser1uan f. H. Jordan
Mrs. j. E. NJ Grosyenor. B. w. Leigh. Harry Content
and J. C. Thompson
saddle horses-slrs J. e n Crosvenor A w Caster
Mrs. z. A. l. Haas Z. Il. Weatherbee. A G. vanderbTt
Miss Mabel Brady, :. !. BlOomingdale, Mrs q. W Nc
Chimney Miss Smith.
special be shown in hunt 1nf
,orm)-P. +. Collier and Cameron Run Hunt.
The sale of boxes last night netted S7I50 The
prices ranged from 5000 10 $50. There were half a
dozen boxes sold at the maximum price.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-17
BRIGHTON PROGRAMME.
Brighton Junior Stakes for T7cO-
year-OLds This Week.

Many rich stakes are scheduled for decision at
Brighton Beach this week. The feature race, Of
course. will be the Brighton Junior Stakes guaran-
teed gross value $15.00O. for twO-year-ods which
viii be run for on Saturday. This race is at six
furlODgs, and the forty-six eligibles include some
of the best of the division
Those TO be reckoned with seem TO be Quorum
Albert F. First Water. Jacobite, waterwing. Bill
Phillips Battle Axe. Flimnap. Hammeraway. Don
Diego, McKittedge and CarOuser. james r. keene
has nominated four of the get of Commando
These Oyama, kuroki. Nogi and Sahara. The
three first named ought to be dangerous.
The other stakes for Saturday the Brighton
steepIechase, TOR four-year-olds and upward over
the full course. and the Seashore Handicap. for
three-year-ods and upward. one mile and a quarter.
Both these have good lists of elig0les. The stake
feature to-day is the Sunshine Stakes. for two
year-ol6s, Eve and half furlougs The entries in
clude some fair performers with Albert f, Phdlas,
Esoteric, Meteor. Running Water and Voorhees,
perhaps the best
For tomorrow the Glen cove Handicap. for
three-year-ods, at six furlongs. has forty-eight
nominations. The list includes Santa Catalina, Bo-
hemia, Bandy, Amberjack. Ivan the Terrible. Rose
Of Dawn Tongorder. Song and Wine Wild Mint,
Coy Maid, Incarnation, Merry Lark Bank. oxford,
Jonquu, Belle Strome Zeaa, Carngorm. Hand
zarra and Gamara.
The feature for Wednesday is the Montauk
Stakes. for two-year-olds at six furiongs. which
mas hfty-one eigibIes some of the possible start.
ers are Nostromo, Bill Phillips Don Diego. Lord or
the Forest, Edna jackson. Jerry Weinberg, First
Marshmanow, High Chance, George Leiper. Jac-
obite, Osiris. Esotertc. Hollyhock Qui Nive, Beau
The value of the Iroquos Stakes for three-year-
ods. at one mile and quarter, which Will be run
Tpe r deId to start yin he picIed from svSonbT
Oliver Cromwell NIigraine Hannibal Aquarius,
Ltndae. Escort, Won Tromp, Masanielo, hot Shot.
Waterside Gamara Sparkling Star and DIT Ken
ney. There IS nothing here which can give either
Sysonby or tradition an argument II elIne[ or Ihese
start. As usual, no stake IS cardec Tor Friday
New-York tribune., 1905-07-17
EKWANoK c. c. OFFICERS.

IBT TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRIBUNEI
Manchester, VI July 16.-The stockholders OF
the Ekwanok Country Club held the annual meet
ing here last night the clubhouse. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: President Robert T.
Lincoln. Of Chicago; vice-president. James l.. Tay-
Tor. Of Brooklyn treasurer. Clarence N. Clark. of
Philadelphia, secretary. George Orvis. Of New
York; captain of team, Clark Burnham. of Brook
lyn, chairman of greens committee. Paul Water
man. of York chairman Of tournament com
mirtee James l. Taylor: chairman OF house com
mittee. r. F. Mcqueen. of New-York: board OF
governors. r. r. Lincoln, James /. Taylor, George
II. ThaCher. Clark BuTnham. H. NJ SilI, George
Orvis. c. NJ Clark. Edward :. Isham, r. F. No
Queen. A. N. Reed, Paul Waterman and NJ. 5.
Willing.
In a golf bail sweepstakes played here the
links this afternoon r. T. Mcqueen, of New York
with "a handicap Of ia strokes, was 9 down 10
bUgie. and first prize. Dr.. T. ". TAYLOR. Of
Philadelphia. second. He was 4 down. with an
allowance Strokes.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-17
SUNDAY BALL AT NEW-ROCHELLE.

asaal games al Dillon Park View Rochelle
----- we've stopped HV Sheriff Merritt and District
Young early this season were resumed
i-.f when "rowd OF two thousand persons
ie United States artillery team from Fort
-ia a=letr The Rough RIDER. 10 2
-s oa- grounds are owned by ex-Mayor Dillon.
-iiias taat he could rot play. he leased them
i I-ii -isFeaugh. local baseball enthusiast De-
-'t around the order Of the county authori-
1s -eti1s Che crowd IN free. II is now an
1-iieea that. despite the petition OF five hundred
= people Df NeW-Rochelle there VIII be balf
51--s ~ Ltle park every sunday during the re-
t-'l--f gl The season.
-t,--t saturday MAJOR Clarke viii umpire a game
- . Delgfou the ODD Fellows cf New Rochelle
ne Rough Rider The crowd rlia afternoon
6sss-.sso etIrr minute ~ see The deputy sherifrs
- -lo @ upcn the place and arrest the players but
fst came rrss finished without any Interference
~, seia that Sheriff Merritt VIII moiest the
sEorr5 s5 long IS 10 admission Is charged 70 the
New-York tribune., 1905-07-17
NEW-YORK Y. c. CRUISE.
Commodore +. q. Bourne Issues In
structiORs for annual Run.

Commodore Frederick G. Bourne OF the New
York Yacht Club. has issued Instructions for the
annual cruise of the club Beginning with the day
Of rendezvous at Glen Cove. on August 10. the
cruise will occupy nine days. On the ninth day
the fleet is to be ar MarbIehead. Mass. where it is
TO take part in the regatta Of the Eastern Yacht
Club Sunday August 13. is be spent in New
London Harbor. anchor
A preparatory signal is announced for the
squadron runs 1t is two guns. fred in rapid
cession by the flagship, and the display. the
foretopmast head. Of the code letter p. over the
signal indicating the next port. The start will be
made promptly one hour later. from line pre-
viously established by the regatta committee
The date and place OF the races for the Owl and
Game Cock CClOTS will be announced later. Cap
tains and guests viii be welcome board the flag
ship at all times Particular attention is invited
TO the changes in the club routine and 20 the
arrangement OF the signal code
The Astor Cups will be raced for OF Newport on
Tuesday. August 10 On the morning OF August 10
there will be races for all regular and special
classes for the Rendezvous Cups. The 90-foOt class
is to with the feet far east as Newport
where IL viii have special races.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-17
rHoRoraHRRED -

D-sappoiurmenr over the failure OF sysouby and
AT'--l 20 meet in sweepstakes al Brighton
Beach and delight over the magnificent perform
an'e ~ Herrnls in the lslip Handicap the
I-aI-res in thoroughbred racing last week The
lovers NJ the turf cIamored for a meeting between
the champion tlree-gear-Olds but conditions pre-
Tenlel. and perhaps Artful and Sysoubv will meet
l9Tsr in the season ~ Saratoga or Sheepshead Bay
eFslEor IS eligible for many valuable stakes. and
James r keene and James Rowe. owner and
l---r respeC lively figured tlat lr would have
1rel IuUIse ta risk the colt a special race in
sleF NJ these important erga seueuts. The splendid
Nrf0rr ur t4erms tn the IsiiD Handicap Brighton
H-a.l- carrying the crushing imUOst ~ 1S2 pounds
marked the return Qr the son of Hermence and
AaLE or The West 10 the form which made him one
~ -le champions Of 1903 and 1904 IIermis when he
returned 10 The stand. received of the greatest
-E.-l-lls ever rendered "a winning racehorse, not
eHur.L-.E DernE Winrnr.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-17
PROFESSIONAL BAsEBArr.

'-l'ls began a series with PittsburE on Sat
u-daE t1at VIII he watched by the lovers % the
spor- with more interest than any other series II,
-he Na--olal League. as only several games sena-
ra-e no teams in the percentage column in rbe
race t7r ne championship. The Pirtsbllrr team
has been strenGrhened much Of late and the home
team 7-ll have ro work hard if they wish 10 carry
OF t1- majority q the games with the Pirates
For real good baseball. characterized by hard
5st-re and good heidtng. the spectators who wit
messed The games e. the Polo Grounds last week
saw some contests that they viu long remember
Ail1-gl fle Pittsburg team is playing fast ball
and IS close behind the Giants there is as Vet no
reason f7 fear. f4r all the home players are in
-a-r.r good form End are playing good ball The
same cannot be- SAID, however. OF the Highlanders
Hardly week goes by that some member of the
1l1e IS n1- hurt. The accident To Doughertv on
Thursday when be- ran into "A fence. has vvea kenes
..E Team fa ca great extent. Chase was hfr in the
eye earlier fH me week. while practice and re
a--. @-cI "a severe injury that il viii keen him
.-I ~ "a game f.r several DAYS Chase il one of
tle 1-~t nrst 1aserneI D THE American League and
as me t-galGer- are badly In need good utility
llen r WIZ. De- hard 10 ll his place Taking an
A-Ss lHt9 eonsl lar1T1on. however. the nine is
nak.e a same -grt This was clearly demon
-IFat-s when they defeated Cleveland on Sarur-
DAY. which caused The sa--=r team 10 drop back 10
second place In The percentage column. and gave
the lead 10 Chicago The defeat OF the Chicago
JAail t1st teiltl however. gave the lead 10 Cleve-
land again
New-York tribune., 1905-07-17
LAWN TENNIS AT sEABRIGaT.
Play in Special Tournament Begins To-Day
The Entries.

Ranking lawn tennis players Will begin to-day a
special tournament on the courts OF the Seabrisht
Lawn Tennis and Cricket Club, at Seabright y J.
TWO events will be contested. "a lose-and-ous sin
giles for the challenge cup, held by William A.
I.arued and q round rooin doubles for the cups
presented by Mrs. Thomas y. McCarter. Samuel
Fker. ir. has offered a special cup Tor the winner
OF the singles
The entries IN the singles include Robert Le Roy.
Richard Stevens Joseph d. Forbes. Edward B.
Dewhurst Harold II. Hlckett, George T. Wrenn.
tr. Frederick Is. Alexander aud Raymond D.
Little
The pairs In the doubles are Frederick B. Alex
ander and Harold Ii. Sackstt. George L. Wrenn.
fr. and Reginald r. Fiucke Malcolm d Whitman
and Theodore R, Pell. aHd Robert Ls Rar and Ray
mond u. LittlsA
New-York tribune., 1905-07-17
SHINNECOCK TOURNAMENT.
Annual Invitation Golf Tourney on August
27-29-Many Prizes Offered.

The annual invitation tournament of the SHINE
cock Hills Golf Club viii be held August . IS
and p. and is open TO members season subscribers
and guests. No one under ten years of age Will be
allowed 10 enter the tournament.
There viii be q prize each for the first four
eights. also a prize for the winner in the handicap
eighteen holes and a prize for the best round OF
eighteen holes made during the tournament
The qualifying round or eighteen holes viii be
played Thursday morning, August =. and the
first round n match play in the afternoon. The
semi-duaIs and finals viii be played Friday.
August Is and Saturday. August - there Will
be thirry-siN- hole handicap, limited 10 thirtysix
strokes.
Entries viii close with J. A Seaver. superinten-
dent, ar D. m. August 26 Rules Of the United
States Golf Association VIII govern. with such local
notifications may be posted in the clubhouse.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-17
LEWIS AND CLARK GAMES.
Teams from New-York and Chicago viii
Compete at Portland in August.

Portland Ore. July 1.-THE greatest athletic
contest in the history OF the Pacific Northwest Will
be the Amateur Athletic Unions national cham
pionship games 10 be decided on the Lewis and
Clark stadium on August and D.
Interest is manifested throughout the count-v in
the games and large entry lists have been received
from the leading amateur athletic clubs in the
United States Teams. from New-York Chicago
and Milwaukee are expected here to compete in
these championship games, and elaborate prepara-
tiOus viii be made 10 receive and entertain all
visiting teams. The events will be-
hundred-yard run yard run 44O-yard run $50
yard mile mile run. h-e-me run I2-
yard hurdle hurdles. n. heighu 2-Ji-
hurdle hurdles, = H. In height.
for height, running high jump running broad jump
pound throwing IG-pouud hammer
IC-pound and -hrOvinG the discus.
Entries close with n ". Kerrigan manager of
athletics Lewis and Clark Centenn.a. Exposition,
on July 2J.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-17

"ii.e 'A7 Fioden automobile tour has met with
Ei-al success much flE-l has been found over the
Els many ~ rle contestants disobeyed the speed
Law. There was ruling that speeding in various
places would not ae permitted and the wa- this
ORDER was dis0bevad Is harmful 20 the sport A
meeting viii be held this week 10y the committee
charge of the toGr and undoubtedly those
VHH e1mmif1eG the offence viii be duly punished
eH saturday ~ this week the preliminary automo-
7.e speed trials OF the Cape May Automobile Club
wi ne leio on the beach at Cape MaV- Much in
.Hi3Sl ls shown among aUrOnODiHsrs TINS
meeting. as d is uncertain whether the course IS
a st- place Tor sucu contests. All the races viii
oe ai one nile. as the beach offers no longer a
-clr-a There VIII be competitive contests and
the beach Viii have thorough test Walter
Christie. -E -4-horscDOVer car OF his own de-
s--H Viii attempt 10 make a record for
-hr mile. alc- II he is successful. the feat in
Nser 7Fi-4 make the course Of the most popular
n me world Tor short races. Alexander Wnron.
h a s'-10rse1rWer ~ intOn made several trials
q me beach last May. and said thar II presented
Ae t-stesL stretch tur q mile IN The Mlrla
New-York tribune., 1905-07-17
CHANGES IN scHEpuLE

The playing OF the Seabright tournament tbs
week has caused the DOstpOnemeut OF the New
York State championship until later in the season.
The meeting VIII probably be held in September
the courts OF the Sedgwick Farms Lawn Tennis
Club. AT Syracuse y. Y.
Another 2ostponement until autumn IS rhat -
the Canadian championships at Niaga-st-Or- Cne-
Lake. This tournament always attracts many %
the leading NeWF0rk players. and several o. them
have held the title at direreut times.
The evident desire OF the national association 70
bring out some men hofh singles sr,l
doubles for the national championship promises
lend TO other changes iu the schedule before tls
end or the season
New-York tribune., 1905-07-17
AFTER % GLIDDEE TOUR MEN.
Town Of Leicester, Mass. Charges Them With
Breaking It's Speed Laws
my TELEGRAPF 70 THE TB1sUNE.T

NJ TELEGRAP= TO THE TRrBUNE-I
Worcester Mass. July l6.-James VI. Quinn. chise
OF the cOustdbUlary Of the town OF Leicester yes
terday in the Central District Court took out sum-
mouses for eleven participants in the Glldden tOUP
who passed through the town "Wednesday
Eleven more sUmmouses are 20 be taken out. All
the men involved charged with breaking tho
speed laws OF Leicester. and viii appear IN court
here Thursday TIE return trip. Among those
summoned are ". O. Temple Pirtsburg, Carl n.
Page, New-TOrk; Charles Jerome Edward. Brook
lyu; Benjamin BriscOe Tarryt0wu. Mrs John
Newton CuneO- New-YOrk- Robert Lee M0-reII.
New-York; Ezra H Fitch. GIontclair. y J., Flor
euce 8 Carr. Springfield, Reginald Washburn,
Worcester; Roland H Sherman Lawrence and tas
Knox Automobile Company. Springfield
New-York tribune., 1905-07-17
IMPROVEMENTS AT NEw-oRLgANs.

Now-OrIeaus. July 16-The Crescent City Jockey
Club CFair Grounds is making preparations for the
next winter meeting and Will expend more than
100000 on the Improvement OF the plant. A new
grandstand will be erected. duplicate of the
handsome grandstaad at Hot Springs new drive
ways for automobiles and carriages are TO De con-
structed the grounds of the clubhouse will be
handsomely decorated with shTubbery, and four
hundred additional stalls are being built increasing
the sta Die twelve hundred stalls.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-17
SPORTING C0MMENr.
Nescs and Piescs on Current TONES
-4mGteur and Professional.

Those who are interested in trotting and pacing
srs looking forward eagerly 20 the opening OF the
Grand Circuit which takes place At Detroit one
week from to-day The start is much later than
ever before owing 70 the fact that three important
meetings VIII not be held This wear For the first
ume in over decade, there viii be no Grand Cir
cat races ar Cleveland. while the two meetings al
Nev-hork. held in the past a. Empire City and
Brighton beach have been cut out this wear. Trot-
-ing was never success at Brighton Beach and
Wiiiam f. Engeman finally tired Of making up
dehct year after year. although he has told the
writer on frequent occasions that he was perfectly
"llas 10 throw the seaside track open TO any form
~ sposi which would pay its way. The failure 10
holo Grand Circuit meeting al the Empire city
-Ts =. 8l 4onNers. has caused considerable sur
49, --l4 Speculation among lovers Of the light
a---aS morse The prevailing opinion that the
--l'e vas abandoned result Of the clash be-
tNT1- lanes Butter. the owner of the track and
e ards of the Jockey Club. over the auplica-
lNL OK ar. Butler FOR dates Eor a running meeting
ai Nne 10nkers track AT anV rate New York will
So no Grand Circuit races this summer.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-17
sLOOP CoRNELLA WINS.
Old Mill Yacht Club Boat First in Jamaica
Bay Y. R. A. Ocean Race.

or the score Of yachts that started yesterday in
the Jamaica Bay Yacht Racing Association ocean
race from Rockaway Buoy around Sandy Hook
IAghtship and return. the slOOp COrneIa OF the
Old Mil Yacht Club. owned by David Van WickIeu
outsailed them all and the first prize
captain RoDertsons slOOD, the Iauthe, also Of the
Old Mill Yacht Club, the second prize The
race between these two an exciting one from
start to finish.
The start made at 1929 in the morning and
with good breeze from the northwest fair
WIND Tor an the yachtS-they made fast time
old red lightship. Coming back n was a close
reach, and Il took six hours to complete the race
AT the fnlsh. which was in front OF the Jamaica
Bay Yacht Club house at Hollands Station.
see the boats come IN.
CLASS A-sLOOPs. go 70 40 FEEr-sTART- 1o:a5 A NJ
New-York tribune., 1905-07-17
TRACK RACES AT NIGHT.

Night athletic games xiii be- started at Dream
Ane. gerey Island. on August z. Four contests viii
oe aee.ced-a hfty-yard dash for novices. One-miIe
Fia, handicap one-mie run for senior teams OF
he SUNDAY School Church and Parochial School
Al-.et.c League and handicap pole vault
.'-.-s af the Amateur Athletic Union viii govern
- ..llH tilnls Entries close August with
Laurence. NJ No. 81 Warren
a'. "T william r. Reynolds. president of
1-ail-ano. Hro was much pleased with the atm
Work ~ fHe competitors in she French Car
-a. games ..st FridaN afternoon. Is going 10 have
re track rolled f0r the races on August 2.