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New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
ON THE GOLF LINKS
MERRIMAN WINS TITLE.
Defeats Houey in Final of Connecta-
cut Tournau,enf-Other Contests.

New Haven July 1l-Playins the fastest eoi
eeen in Connecticut since state tournaments nave
been held Buckingham P. Merriman. OF wafer
bury today defeated Roger II. Hovey OF Hart
ford S up TO play. in the Se-hole hnal rouno loI
the state golf championship at the New Raven
Country Club. At the close Of the eighteen hoes
in the morning Merriuan had Hovey up ano ne
continued his star playing in the afternoon rouno
so that play was stopped with the tweif'n hoie-
one of the features Of the afternoon play was
2aa-yard drive for the eleventh hole by hoFes-
throughout the day Hovey appeared snane on
his form for the week. Merrimans playing vac
equal to any seen in the tournament A falr-slzeo
gallery watched the play.
W. b Ely, Of New Haven. champion OF the Ne"
Haven Country Club, the consolation tourha-
rnent from E l. Scoheld. tr., of Stamford oy
up to play. E. H Warford. of Fairheld. Won lne
bunker contest from s P. Williams, OF waterbury
by 2 up The fourth division cup was won py u IL
knight, of Hartford, from E. l. Sargent, OF Ne"
Haven. by default. r. ". Carter, OF Merloeil
won the cup in the fifteenth division from r IL
Gates. of Derby, by 4 up TO play
AT q meeting Of the state committee. held 1inrne-
oafely after the contests. Roger H Hovey, OF
Hartford, elected captain Of the Connecticut
state team for next fall
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
TERMS OF CHESS MATCH.
DR.. Lasker to Rec6ire Big Purse
Whether or Not He UmS.

According to the terms submitted 10 DR.. z. Las
ker. the chess champion. and Dr.. s. Tarrascn' y
the German Chess Association, the sum OF Ss3
marks is involved in the arrangement Of the malch
between them for the championship OF the wo70'
which has been scheduled to begin in Germany c'
August H. provided the members OF the assoca'en
respond with the money. OF this sum. EeS h4iA'
has been set aside solely for Dr. Lasker. as cna"
pion win OF lose. and in addition the winner =
the contest will receive 1000 marks The halance
needed to defray necessary expenses. nciaaI
those of DR.. Tarrasch. should he lose the 'ns''-
The match TO be one OF eight games up da'
not counting.
Once started. the contest Will make RAPID p01
ress as the conditions call for six play DAYS ea-
week under a time limit OF fifteen moves an h0-..
The daily sessions will last not longer thsn =
hours. II a game remains unfinished, II WI.
continued in the following session, but no o. o..
game can be started in that session Eacn p-a' =
will be entitled 70 three free days at any uno -
the course of the match The games VIII o =
property OF both players A forfeit oi -'' - -.
will be required of both principals within one " -
after the signing OF the articles. the deposi' -
returned after the first game is played n.
Ex-Judge D, Francis Searls. OF Rome y -. ,,,a
secretary and treasurer OF the New ho'N = a.
Chess Association. has issued the ohct4l '4- go,
the annual midsummer meeting of that osI.r
tion which this year viii be held ct Tren'o" -
N " during the week OF July @-Z5- me .s. ...,ys.
tition for the Rice trophy between repTesen'-r,
Of clubs leagues and associations IN Ile N
states is the chief feature Of the prosral'n. .o,
addition. there will be the general toulu1- oul &,
Oman TO all corners who will play on even '~7. - n
one or more sections. according TO the nli''
entries received ,,1s
Bentley D. Norman the hrst pereehta7e t.r.V
in the last session OF the continuous IS {
tournament at the Brooklyn chess Clao W W ,ss
Curt in second place Or. J. r, Taper 's,,rses.
special prize for the highest aggregate Of Vic''-
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
BENsoNHURsT cRIcKEr CLUB.

The Manhattans had easy time in tbsf,
league game with Kings County at Prospect PARK
passing their opponents score with only ons
wicket down. The margin of victory was 10 runs
and . wickets and good scoring was acconplished
both sides.
The Kings County players batted first and ran
up total of 102. l. Reece getting top score With
19. while E B. Reece and E J. Atwood put on
Is and 10. respectively. A peculiar feature Of the
innings the number Of extras obtained 81
being scored by this method. H A Oxenhan and
F. F Kelly both had good averages with the ball.
the former getting for 23 and the latter for 81.
Oxenhan also batted extremely we'll and re-
sponsible for rs.
The second section league game at Prospect
Park between Kings County III and Prospect Park
resulted in victory for the former by - runs
Small scoring was seen. H Williams getting the
best figures for the winners with Is and g Laurie
running up "A and ". Dunn Is for the losers C.
HoyIe bowled exceedingly well and obtained :
wfckets for "A and L. Foyle captured for G Tbs
totals: Prospect Park. Il: Kings County II. 80
most interesting match was played between
the Richmond County Club and the Staten Island
Club at Livingston in which the County Club won
by "a runs For the winners E Bowr1ng played a
splendid innings for 81 not out. and the silver
cup offered by r. t. Rokeby for the high score
The veteran player J. L. Pool. made 40 in faultless
style while n. s Walker, tr-. followed with &
For Staten Island r K Robinson and R +
Bonner scored r
OgiIhy contributed 81 The totals Richmond Coun-
ty 211: Staten Island Isl.
The Brooklyn second team travelled u Van corr
Iandt Park and beat the Tonkers team in a second
section league game The scoring was small on
botn Sides g. Fitzgibbon getting top figure for tns
winners. with II. and A Corhin running up l@ ms
home team went to the bat a second time ana
MichaeIowskf ran UP q. For Brooklyn. ?. y. Cor
bin and W. Messiah captured the bowling honofs'
while Michaelowski secured wickets for runs
for Yonkers. The totals: Yonkers. 3 and "a
RrookIyn "A and II for wiCkets-
The Paterson team played the Union county
eleven at WaverIy, " J.. and was defeated oy
margin Of Is runs w W. Goddard bowled ven
and was credited with wickets for . runs no
also got top score Of the game. with IS, while 4 Z
Dixon and c. P. Edwards both got into douole nz-
ures The totals: Paterson B. so; Union county, ="
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
youNTeKaH COUNTRY CLUB.

Match play against bogie was the chief attrac-
tion at the Yountakah Country Club links Nutley
" J. Six Of the field Of twenty-five returned cards.
snd r. C Williams with a handicap Of :, proved
the winner by finishing up. The scores:
2 9. williams 60. Up; George Ryau 81. up;
Z. CIos5speel 90 ] UP: s L. MCGEE G2l. g. D
Martin a.. all square; J. B Hanna 90. 3 down
In the senli-fnal for the Giles cup, G. B. Martin
beat c Il. Terhune up and to play. and F. c.
Williams beat James Bryce, up and to play.
Williams in his match was around in a. which
EQUALS the long standing record, held by F. A.
Gle-S
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
MANY MATCHES ON APAwAmIs COURTS

With thoroughly English systematic direction
great progress made yesterday in the big omen
lawn fennis tournament the courts OF the Ana
wants Club, OF Rye, N Y The appearance Of
Ivle z Mahan, the former intercollegiate cham
r,on az Columbia who IN form was one
=, fbe features OF the day. He worked his way TO
TIE second round with two matches 20 his credit
- Lorraine Wveth the Ohio State champion. also
1,r,es,s6 hut He fell before the passing strokes
q. Laurence D. woodbury. IN the only contest de-
-.ded in the second round.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
SOYA BEATS CHAPERON.
Robert Jacobs Sloop Finishes Sec
Ond IN GrdUeSend Race.

Robert Jacob brought his racing sloop
Chaperon down from Long Island Sound yesterday
TO trv her speed against the twenty-twofooters OF
the lower bay The craft sailed in the midsummer
regatta Of the Bensonhurst Yacht Club, which was
the fourth race to count the championship pen
nants of the Yacht Racing Association or crave
send Rsy The Chaperon raced IN the y class
against the Soya the Joy and the Spider. and man
aged to take second prize. She was beaten by the
soya over ten and half mile course ny tne
close margin of IS seconds
The boats went twice around a course with marks
off Rensonhurst. Fort Hamilton. West Bank and
Sea Gate The was decided in l1ght breeze
from the southeast. which gave the yachts reach
from the Sea Gate mark to Bensonhurst, SPIN
maker run to Fort Hamilton another reach to buoy
No IL which was the West Bank mark and peat
to Sea Gate The marks all left on the port
hand and the start and finish lines were midway
on the Sea Gate -Bensonhurst leg The Soya was the
first away and led at every mark At the end OF
the first round the times Soya, 4Ol:42; Chap-
eron 4O812; Joy, 4:o952, and Spider 413:57-
An unusually large feet started in the various
classes So many boats entered the handicap class
that it was decided to form two divisions. The
larger boats sailed the course as the twenty
two-footers, and both actual and corrected time
the Advta was the winner. The second division went
over a smaller course, and although the Toy was the
first home the prize won by the Mad1ana on
corrected time Several fouls marred the afternoon
snort The M & F. was disqualified for hitting the
Fort Hamilton mark and the Zig Tag for fouling
the Robs At the start Of the dory division the
Anna the Mouse and the Slow Poke all came to-
eether The Anna claimed the right Of way and
nrotested but no decision given by the regatta
committee The summary follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
pyHER MEADOW GOLF CLUB.

Marshall Whitlatch established the competitive
record for the Dyker Meadow Golf Club course
yesterday. and incidentally won the bogie handi-
cap by ! up c. S. Pool, 81. 4-3 down, was second
Hhitlatch's card
on, .......... 4-36
n .................. 4-37-75
The score equalled the informal record Of % made
by J. D Travers late last fall and surpassed the
former competitive record. held by A. T. Dwight
by one stroke.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
ARSDAlE GOLF CLUB.

There q tie in the match play handicap vs.
borie at the Arsdale Golf Club yesterday. between
j S Woodward and J. B. c. Baker, both OF whom
finished 2 up The former had handicap of and
the latter of ). Howard Gee. with three-stroke
allowance. finished all square, while c A HUBER
O6) and A. H Gussman Oo) ended down
In the point competition for the governors cup
Huber won with card of 92-2+SS At the end
of the season the four with the greatest number
of nnirlts Will rlaN off a match PLAY.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
CLASS A
MORRIS COUNTY GOLF CLUB.
NV Telegraph 10 The Tribune

IBy TeIegTaph 70 me IrIDuHc-I
Norristown y. J., July u.-Albert Swords won
the afternoons round for the Thomas cup at the
Morris County Golf Club to-day He finished up
snd received three points toward the trophy. Max
Behr was ! UP and got two points. and John c.
williams even. received one point George ]. Lit
finished down, D. II. McAlpin j down and A.
H Vernam. jr, down
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
SHERMAN DEFAULTS AT ALBANY.

Albany July lin the finals for the individual
championship Of the Central New York Golf
League T N Sherman. of Utica the champion
defaulted TO W W Patten. Of Schenectady. 1t is
understood that Mr.. Sherman. who is a son OF
Congressman James s. Sherman, the Republican
Vice-Presidential candidate. suddenly called
home Prentiss CARMEL. of Albany. defeated w H
Neville Of Auburn, in the individual consolation
z I'D and ) o
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
FOX HILLS GOLF CLUB.

A large field competed at Fox Hills yesterday,
the chief event being the qualifying round for the
Colonel O'Donohue cup. The Class A handicap
resulted in tie between l. H. Graham with
s4-13-71. and H. E Armstrong, with 77-6-71
P T Grandin won the Glass B trophy with 81
24-73 In the 36-hole final round for the vice
presidents cup J. A. Janin beat II. F. Tone by 3
up and 2 to play. The scores in the main event
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
THE FLICKER LEADS 15-F0OTERs.
Ten Yachts Finish in Seawanhaka Corin-
THAN Race in Sound.

The weekly race of the seawanhaka Corfnthlan
Yacht Clubs 15-footers sailed yesterday after
noon off the clubhouse at Oyster Bay The yachts
we're favored by a good southwest breeze and fur
nisbed rattling good race Ten yachts started
and all finished. the winner being E. C. Hender-
SONS Flicker. 1t the first race of the second
series for these boats. The summary follows:
SAVANNAH CORINTHIAN 15-FOOTERS- START
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
NASSAU COUNTRY CLUB.

Members Of the Nassau Country Club scored IN
two competitions yesterday. In addition TO the
regular monthly handicap, which resulted in a tie
for first place between J. H. Otley. &-I6-69. and
I. P RYDER. ss-I7-ea. there also a qualify
ing round for two cups. competitors TO qualify in
Two SETS Of eights. The scores were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
TuE sAy SHORE HORSE SHOW.

Interest Is being shown by lovers OF tn7 ss,,s
in Brooklyn and Manhattan in the Bay an
Horse Show 10 be held for the eiSnth ' -,a
August s, and g. A special train VIII -.,sss
nv the association for the horses and caliss -
OF exhibitors. which will be taken TO am
the track free.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
WEE BURN GOLF CLUB.

Try Telegraph The Tribunel
Stamford Conn, July 1.-THE competition at
Wee Burn to-day eighteen-hole match
against bogie for prize offered by member, the
best two to qualify. The scores follow:
". P Sears. up; Henry Cape even; c. F seIIec1
even. l. F. Doty, J down: J. H Heroy, down; E L.
Scofeld / J. B. Huributt, 2 down; Dr. George
Sheriff. Nelson Taylor, down; a s Pitts
down; ? W Doty, down: G. A. Weber, down.
Dr F Schavoir s down: Robert Hunter, 3 down;
Or G Smith. down; f. E. Rinehsrt. jr., ) down
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
RICHMOND COUNTY COUNTRY CLUB.

In the monthly handicap at the Richmond County
Country Club yesterdayaJ- w. Frazier, e1-lo-a
won the net prize in Class A. and w R Bassett,
es-ls-8 in Class B. The eight qualify their
hest net scores for the Otis L. Williams cup at
handicap match play H. Walser. A. G. Bru-
nier Frazer Ralph Mckee. ". r. Bassett w P
Burbank. c. ". Honeymsn and winner of tie at &c
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
WyK KaGh
STNaNOY

The ball sweepstakes at Nykagyl was won by J.
r. Potter with card of &e23-72 while l. c
Goetting got second with e0-16-74- First round
matches for the July cups resulted follows:
Class A H Moore beat H. Y. Gaines, 4 g. !
-. Calhoun beat c NJ. Relyea, and 2; c w Harmon
won L. E. Van Etten by default.
Class BJ @. Deericks beat G z. Patterson. up 90
holes; z. Wilson beat c. NJ. De Mott, up and 3;
V r. Deluoce Robert Giles by default; NJ F.
Kerhy beat H Herrick. up (27 holesl-
Glass C-M W Reed beat J. H Freedman and =
gohn F. Potter beat F. b Taylor and /: G H Fox
bsst J. NJ stoddard and 5; R F. Stone won from W
q hy
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
ouNWooplE COUNTRY CLUB.

c. H MacLaughlin the club handicap yes
terday the links of the Dunwoodie Country
Club with a net score of IS. The course was in
good condition despite the long continued dry
weather and a large number OF members took
rart in the contest. The leaders were:
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12

In the second round for the governors cup r. d.
Lapiarn r a Morse, up and play
r J.. Walden beat B. c. Fuller. up and to play:
s. Wheeler beat II A Sherman up and
play. and 6. H. Barnes beat D B. Birnie 8 up
and 10 play.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
aPAwnMIS CLUB.

For+r-tso started yesterday in the qualifying
event for The presidents cup at Apawamis the
hest sixteen net scores to continue al match play
= s Curtis led the field with ss-1s-s7, while j.
p (,1varhrney and b O. Meyer tied for last place
NTH IS each. The
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
MokTCLAIR GOLF CLUB.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Montclair. \. j.. July IA two-ban foursome
and womens putting contest for a presented
by Mrs R Q. Smith were the attractions on the
Montcair Golf Club links this afternoon. The for
mer was won by A f. Stone and F. S. Miller, and
the latter by Mrs. J. A. Philbrick.
The scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
WYKAGYL DEFEATS SIWANoy.

The Wykagyl Country Club team, on its home
links. decisively defeated the Siwanoy Country
Club. Is 10 4 There were thirteen on side, and
the Nassau system Of scoring used. The re-
suits were:
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
HARROW BEATS EToN AT CRICKET.

London, July lin the annual cricket match at
Lords to-day Harrow beat Eton by ten wickets
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
AURORA In FIRST AGAIN
". B. DUNCAN, JR., At HELM
Vanderbilt Sloop Beats O. d
Punchon's Yacht Istatena.

After one of the closest races they have salieo
this season. Cornelius Vanderbilts sioop yach'
Aurora, and George NJ Pynchons lstalena' crosseo
the finish line yesterday in the New forh 1aon1
Clubs race for the Glen Cove cup with the Oh
derbilt boat leading by 1 minute 30 SECONDS III
moderate breeze varying from south to southwest
the winner had covered triangular course OF hihe
teen and quarter miles In hours IL minutes =
seconds The first leg was a reach. the second .
spinnaker run and the third ten miles OF wind
ward work The Aurora sailed oy Wlliiaih
Butler Duncan jr who had as guests on ooaru
E. NJ Mcclellan and Victor l. Cumnoch- Inc
Istalena's owner handled that sloop
There was some clever work at the start at LOO
, o'clock of these two crack racing craft n,
sheets trimmed on the port tack both ran paraiiei
tn the line ready to keep off at the signal. When
! they did so there was barely room TO ciear Inc
committee tug Edmund Moran and they ciO'se
the line beam a-beam.' not ten feet apart anu
with the Istalena to windward-
Both set balloon jibtopsails as they ce'ireu 'No
line and after small lufhng match iaio Iheir
courses for the first mark off Parsonage foht'
which the Istalena rounded first The w1no shii'
several times the next leg. The lstaieha - go
to port at PIP 20 but the Aurora set spinnahi :"
port at 2:11:5O. and soon after passed the i''o-
This was off Greenwich Conn
If was in the windward work that the Aurora
made the best showing in good fresh oree@e - ~
the southwest. The eastern marx OH "ooi3,
Reef near Stamford rounded as follows; Is'a
lena, 307:55: Aurora 3:OS:4: haIriha' ''A''''' ~
wilma, S.23; Mimosa, 3:34:05.
Eight of the '30's" started at 1:5o O'CLOCK anu
they sailed a fast race over the same c"uis
the larger sloops the Dahinda doing the pest "o n
and finally winning from the Ibis by 3 minutes ~
seconds The Alera and the Mink started oeIoie
the signal and as they did not return. tney were
disqualified. The Mimosa III won in a special race
from the Dorwina-
The steam and power boats that accompanied 'he
Yachts over the course included the Celt, the Floi
ence. the Gannett, the Mavourneen, the Mefnldlu
and the Louise.
The summaries follow:
NEW YORK YACHT CLUB-GLEN COVE CUPS
IsIooPs-oNE-DEsIGN CIAss-57 RATEFs-srAsi'
1:35-COURSE, 1871 MILES. ,.s
Istaiena G. NJ Pynchon. 4:4s;lo "Io-i
HANDICAP CIASS-SCHOONERS OR sLOofo
START. 1:40
Katrina (schooner) James B Ford. 5:os:T SEs;e'
sIOOPssPECLAL CLAss-sTART, lao
Dorwina, e C. ;---.. 5221I 5:2s5s ga %
Mm9sa IL, DarWns al oS Minosa III os.
Corrected tine-Dorxina 42:15; Minlosa Ill 5;Z4es
NEW YORK YACHT CLUB 30-FOOT CIIASS-sTAFI'
Dahnda George Roosevelt S;2s s 40 40
Atair G. c & l. E. Meyer..-.......- S:3a:41 8;4S'4l
'Aera, j W Aker SG S9a9o 20
Phryne J. r. Maxwell. b:so:4e o'4o-4o
aMinx Toward Wietts. ...-.....s-- Not timed .,o..z
Neps. Johnston De Forest.-..--'.'- o;oZ'4o 4lI-s'
STARTED before signal
The winners were the Aurora, the Katrina the
Mimosa and the Dahinda
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
YACHTS RACE IN SOUND.
The Seneca Makes Fine Sho10ing IN
RiUerside Regatta.

In light southeast breeze, which strengthened
materially before the nnish cantng TO the scuth-
west twenty-three yachts started yesterday IN the
annual regatta of the Riverside Yacht Club, The
star boat of the fleet the Hanan brothers
Seneca and as she had opponent In her class
she sailed with the Glass Q sloops. her Two
competitors in this class being the Princess and
wanata- The Seneca went over the eighteen-miie
course and made by far the best time OF the day'
completing the distance In three hours. thirty min
utes and thirty seconds. She beat the lass ~
sloops by large margin. despite the urne al
Iowance granted them. that the committee AWARDED
her special prize.
The Princess beat the Warata over the aoiis
course by nearly minutes
Tbesa boats and those in the first handicap
division went over an eighteen-mile course 10
TJovds Point thence to Matinnecock Point and lnen
bome the finishing mark being between the com
r,ittes boat and the gas buoy off Little captain
Island II beat TO windward TO lne hIS'
uark. then the wind shifting to the southwest an
other heat to vindward the second leg, and
home -.
rba .1ar+ led the first handicap division home
calling in fine stvle although ii required nearly SIX
bours to cover the course. The wind ngnteneo an
hour before the finish D. E Dealys Hour1 peat
the Dorothy in the fourteen and one-haf mile run
Of the I,archrnont 21-footers- None OF the second
division handicap class finished. The special sioop
race was won by the Okee and the loxo cap'uieu
the Riverside Yacht Club one-dessn class event.
ro.i,. the czfttv bv over two minutes A b.
Frv,s Faraway was the only competitor In the dory
c1ass Owing TO the light wind in the morning d
,r,ber of the boats entered failed to reach the ne
In time for the start, which was delayed an nour
nv Charles T Pierce chairman of the regatta COM
raittee.
The summaries follow:
CLASS o-sIooPs-srART. 1.oCLocK-coURsE. Is
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12

'Started befOrs Signal
The winners were the Aurora the Marina 'io
Mimosa and the Dahinda.
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