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New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
L4H-N TENNIS IN R4IN.
Outd0or Season Gets Good Start
on Local COurtS.

Lawn tennis players set the ball gong as 'n9
curtain raiser 10 the season on the outdoor courts
At the Hamilton Grange. Bedford Park and Brook
1yn clubs Yesterday with interesting matches
The feature of the card al the Hamilton Grange
courts 14ath street and Convent avenue. was me
arpAarsnce of Irving {. Wright in singles mateh
against W Merrill Hall the club champion
Wright won at 1o-S and s-s- Following the
singles Miss Fanny Fish paired with wright
against Miss Alice Fish. who played Rtih Han.
Miss Fanny Fish and Wright Won in straight sets
a, 81 and 6-2. The club tournaments IN
classes and haudicaps will begin next weak
on the courts Of the Bedford Park Club No
sTlilu PARKWAY. matches 7ere decided IN tnN
rain and there we're number Or rnlshaps and
broken rackets In the singles Gustavs +. TON
chard = fnalist in the national indoor champion
shin turned thA tables tho winner of that tflH
V-lte c Grant winning AZ Is. SIS and e-i
Grant paired with Richard II Palmer IN the
doubles and the two showed 2 sample or fNN
game which they will put UP when they play 20
gether IN the English and OLYMPIC championships
abroad later in the season They defeated F0I-
chard and William II Connell three sets 81 s.
6-3 and SIS In separate singlHs ma''n
Palmer boat conne1l at s.. IS and s.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
TRAVIS WINS A CUP
REATS SAWYER EASILY
Teferan Golfer ot His Best OUer the
Garden Citg Links.

-rsr,.- 7 Trsv5s Of Garden City. the chief
Gun in the Invitation golf tournament ot fhe "a
den City Golf Club yesterday ny o"1ea'ink
wick Sawyer Midland Golf club. M aho u
rlav in the thirty-six hole fnal round
In the final round for the Garden CITY Cup James
d Foot an Apawannis veteran. who dio not "~s'ii
n ray the game until after he was fffE years u
age defeated ". ]. Hicks, NJ the Nassau Coun1rS
-. . -, ars I m NAV Hicks stood up ar the
end ~ the morning round The Hampstead Cup
vent 10 W r Simons. Of the Crescent Athlehe
Club. who beat oscar Woodward. OF Nolli',ieil' d"
ur snd to plan. 2 r. Jennings. Of the home
,lrh heat James @ Patterson. Of Fox HIS IN INC
anal round for the Deuse Cup by UP ana 10
PLAY.
good sized field competed in the eighteen hole
medal play handicap. which was won % -NaA
Pehr Of Morris County. with card OF Go
This won both the gross end net prl2es-
The T'ravis- SAWYER match once again Demon
stra-ed the superiority Of an average long game
combined with good direction and rare judgment
as against a brilliant long game and poor heao-
work Some of SaH-yer's drives and second sho's
80 tss,,,if,,I 70 behold but they counted for
7,z,,vt+ Travis hv making allowances for the
u-ind and his accuracy tie greens. had oiS-
tinct advantage
The match was practically won in the morning,
when Travis gained an advantage OF up fhere
was oorapa ratively little I" choose between uie
rair for time going Travis won the first hole
in : 10 and Sawyer the short second IN q resnia-
tion 3 Sawyer's third shot 10 the fourth ho'e
failed TO hold the green and as ne couo ho' 80
his next dead the Midland player had 10 be con-
tent with S-not good enough to even get a faIV3'
as Travis made no mistakes and won in {" All the
remaining holes going out were haiVed save ''7
-ir-b where Travis I'm to ). saWYers ap-
prosrh leaving him TOO much 10 90 ms Tnaue
Travis III, az the turn. the strokes being = to Ii
in his favor
Turning for home Travis won the eleventh in
sn ordinary <. sawyer played the hole osuiH
from tee pin. That made the veteran /" UP,
md he added another his list by stealing
the fourteenth :. stroke under par Arter
halves at the fifteenth and sixteenth Sawyer
locked almost certain TO lose the seventeenth Out
he saved himself by running down 59-foot put
FOR hslze in 4 , At the home hole maze
Travis : up. The 1stter's 80 for the home 1our-
-ev enabled him to get even so for the round
as against s5 for his opponent
In the afternoon four holes were halved going
out Travis the first. third fifth and eignth'
while the sixth Sawyer This and the
second in morning were the only hcles ne won
during the dsv Is out enabled Travis TO turn
for home up and he settled the match win q
4 ~ the eleventh. Their ards were as follows;
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
CRESCENTS WIN EASILY
RUN UP BIG SCORE.
Nezo York Lacrosse Team No Match
for Bay Ridge Veterans.

Fast and furious best describes the lacrosse rz-
PLAYED yesterday between the twelves from ~,
Crescent Athletic Club and the New York 7,
crosse Club on the splendid green field OF m.
C,rescsnts AT Bay Rflge- In spite of lot Of hs-5
and some rough work. the visitors were prscticsnv
showed under for the home team won by a zcor.
of "A to T. Six of the Crescent goals made h,
the first S0-rninute half and eight In the second
The grandstand. the south edge OF the field ara
the top of the east bank were thrOnged with s,-
trusiastfc spectators when the game called
and as each goal was made there was chorus ~
automobile horns from the that lined the bark
Saqui the college centre man. made the first two
GOALS: then Wall. Of the Crescents. shot One foI.
lowing it up with another on pass from o Rourks
who then made two himself. after some lively
scrinn1ages I'm the enemy'1 territory. Soon Wall
shot another cIean-cut goal. Bass following with
another lust before the whistle at the end Of N.
first half
Such clever foot work and accurate passing a.
characterized the play Of the home team in tina
second half has seldom been exceled. ]. S. Ken
nedv shot a goal on a pass from Bass who got ths
hall from simpson Kennedy then repeated
O,Rourke o Flynn. Simpson, Bass, o Rourke Nc
Tntvre Saouf and O'Rourke shot a goal apiece IN
that order. thus finishing the second half.
The summary follows
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
ON CRICKET CREASES
LOW SCORES THE RULE.
Orange EleUen All Out for FiOe
Runs in Cham pionship Match.

Few games were scheduled on local CRICKET
creases Yesterday most Of the clubs gettlns ready
for next Saturday when contests VIII take place wv
nearly every wicket in the territories or the Metro
uoIitan District Cricket League and the Ne" Jer-
sey State League. Batting and fielding Prdct'Ce
was INDUCED in extensively, however, by the play
ers and some remarkably good form was SHOWN
for early in the season
The Prosnect Park team played a draw with
Brooklyn and ran up a of 81 during Its stay
at the wicket Only two bowlers were tired oy
Brooklyn, II. Rushton getting rid of seven men at
a of only 10 while A Lowell boWled Wen
and took four wickets for IS runs Rushton accom-
pshed the hat trick capturing three ~tckets
with consecutive balls. When the game ended
Brooklyn had run up % runs for four wickets' OF
which number w & Scale played in good style
for IS Smith the pest bowling. and captured
three Uckets at a low The score follows:
PROSPECT
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
nrINwooplE GOLF CLUE.

tn. Hrst match play rounds for the three c'lrs
,~e-.5 FOR the opening competition among the
-,A-rhe-s Of the Dunrroodie Golf Club we're finished
YESTERDAY, end the second round will be ended on
Saturday. The contests were characfer1Zsn bF
several close and exciting matches The results
-S-x ~,yp-Rrcev Philips, by default, Gardner
,.sf J.rnfron I'D pay. Rooerrs heat lhcEaas
q m snd ! 20 play; Moon beat Carter up ana Z 70
Ia, Nortl-7-n heat I1- Caruan. and TO PLAY
frgirn bes- Mclaughlin. W. Duff beat Hartshorne
-, --.s TO Ma G Izsksr beat Aiken hy oets'lt
second cup-Ha1 beat Watson, 2 up ana ! % pay ~
7 Bass. ; ana 70 play
1sIIsns bar Siv S I'd play; Lee beat Osborne
~ ~ roj-e1: Roberts Kal,enbach up and 20
Murray besf Trpler and 70 paN schonoV+r
b.sr Miller up TO play Gahren beat Baker " up
T+-d c;1p-Psr1sh-vatson beat z Rode up and / 20
rlsv: Baylis Beutz NJ ana 70 play. Nii21ls u 9
b., nd play: Hall beat Shower. = up
.-s N plsv: sleith beat MoDousalL 3 up and ! 70
sIs,,- -rc-rrsnu beat ambrosz. up. " Roae oeat
Raui.-fe ? up and ] play: Treherns beat Allen ~
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
SCHOOLROTS N SPORTS.
R,1a1s IN Song and on Track IN
R00seuef League Meet.

The FIFTH annual games n tbs Roosevelt Athletic
League. At the list Regiment Armor-. last night.
furnished cne of the most interesting athletic
meets ever held N this city No astonishing rec
ords were made. but there vas deep enthusiasm
ard hot rivalry raE shown. and the races were
close
a choir from each of the public schools that
represent the league sang son.s IN turn on the
main floor Of the big drill room. for which thr=s
prizes were offered 70 the choir that sang best
cording 10 the judges First prize went TO Public
School a. which got 1a5 points of possible 1tn
crowd that filed the spacious balconies and
main floor was in attendance. The boys from the
various schools divided off IN sections. and
they brought every kind of contrivance make
noise. and what noise they failed 10 get out Of
these they made up for in their lung power Their
school yells must have been heard miles avay.
The armory was decorated With the colors of the
various schools.
The one-me novelty relay race easily the
feature Of the night. Two boys made up a team
boy weighing eighty pounds or less and the
other weighing old weight. For the first fifth
of the the heavier boy carried the lighter
on his back. and then the small boy helped the
bigger one 10 blindfold himself. Then both picked
up a line of potatoes, and the fourth
wagon which the larger boy pulled the
smaller. with the bag OF potatoes, in q small cart
The last fifth of the the smaller boy
era wiling along his hand while the larger one
held his legs.
1t was won by James Melville and Louis Schikel
of Public School 2L An exhibition f4o-yard run
in which Arthur Crockett. of the New York Ath-
letic Club. ran against four boys of the league
exciting. Each OF the lads 10 yards. They
clearly outran Crockett. and by about twenty
yards Crockett quitting before finishing the
distance. The boys Of Public School 10 most
conspicuous in the other contests The summaries
follow:
Fir % @ By & Emil on G%as s. - HuH'a L.
Crockett, Public School 49, third. Time, o:o6@a
sixty-yard dash-won by George Ouinser. Public
Adelnan, Public School 40, second Rob
Irving, Public School 40. third Time. o;ol3o.
Seventy-yard iash--won by Joseph Mill. Public
Schmidt. Public School 20, second. Louis
Petofsky. Public School ~, third Time. n:0Sb
One hundred-vard fnovicel-Won by David Gott-
Public School, 49, Paul Berer Public School le.
ond Alfred RentOn. Public School IA. third. Time
o12+s
One -hundred-yard dash--Won by Richard Reinhardt
School Nicholas Mscalso. Public School 49,
second ScimeCa, Public School 10, third Time
OH
Three-hundred sixtyysrd midget relay ffor boys
weighing eighty pounds underlWon by Public School
Coldsteln William Mill.
ian1in Archer and Gilbert Matthew'S Public School IA
second; public School 90 third. Time, o:465s
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
Columbia Oarsrnen Lose TO WdOy
First Crew Beaten bv Four Feet in Thrilling Fo
Second Shell Also Leeds at Finish

had died down considerably, and the race was
rowed in fairly good water. All four crews ~ene
GENT AWAY at the same time. the two varsity sheiS
rowing side by side on the far course "hiie 'iie
i,rior echts husged closer inshore.
C,o1,,n,bia after the first few moments, settied
,7ou,u 70 a stroke OF IS the minute, WIN tne
NAVY at 81. There more Drawn IN 'he W.
itors, she'll and their form at first was nuch ost-
fer than that of the midshipmen- VINO hao p0eil
considarshlv changed about since the hei 'o'N
race The loss of Knkaid at stroke ana Mchee'
who had been rowing at No. I, told on the niiu-
dies and the Columbia shell was gradually pnsheo
ahead until it was leading by nearly nan 'ens'l
when the first mile was finished. Here the Navy
raieA4 the stroke notch and inch by lhch re-
claimed the loss BY steady, bulldog tenaci'y the
,nidshinren forged TO the fore until the last quar-
rer-n1iIe stake reached The second crews
boa been left several lengths behind to fgnt out
tbetr struggle and all eyes centred on the DIE
fight at the front of the course. FROM mere Oh 1t
was battle royal. of the prettlest s'Tus-
pIes for supremacy witnessed over the Se'-
e,, course Pushing their strokes up to over ~
70 tho minute the two eights put every pounu
+here was in them into each pull in the dash TOT
the finish.
At the finish the navy was comparatively fre7h
and without waiting more than a cheer Tor
tbeir defeated rivals resumed rowing and went al
once to the boathouse. The whole ere" III tue
erue,line contest Jordan. No 2, and heator. At
M ! were completely exhausted, and the latter
fsu fat on his back in the boat from the exertlon
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
ZERO CLUBS FLY" TALK.
Horde Which the Public Mast Boon
Learn to Mdst1cate.

,.x ,.,,o+,o, as 10 the actual capabilities OF
the Wright brothers flying machine' WHICH 70
being tested In the South, was fndnlseo III F0
dav hv members of the Aero Club or Annercs-
o;,o,. ,ariad IRON, doubt as to the truth of any
of the reports concerning the experiments 70 'le
belief which expressed that the ,'7
brothers had shown thus far only a snia'' nm
of what thev were In reality able to accomplish
The Aero club has written 10 the Wright oroln-
or. reouesting that full particulars be nlnedateS
sent here and 1t is believed that a reply VIII oe
received tomorrow. -
Albert C. Triacs a member of the club ana u'
rector general of the International Schooi OF
Aeronautics, said his Office, at NO East -''n
street that In his opinion, the Wright prothelS
would be able in less than six months 10 ny 'he"
machine for at least fifty miles lie salo'
Octave Chanute. the father OF AVIATION saw
them fly their apparatus twenty-four miles some
wears ago and have not the slightest doubt that
the constant Improvements they have been mah'ns
Will enable them to go twice that distance no" =
they themselves out They are extremely way
last their secret be discovered. and you cannot
blame them In France we know what mas oeeD
done because we have witnessed the flights
Mr.. Triaca said that the imminent success VI .s
Wright brothers in making long distance H9"
would cause an interest in the whole SUBJECT ol
aeronautics that, he hoped. would influence news
papers proper terms in the treatment u
such news. ,..
For instance" he continued. you snouidh say
balloon the in which II is SO often useu-
What the press and people call a CALHOUN - o7
matter of fact aerostat
Should a child the Fourth or july shout
'Aerostat,'-a child that was not born in bostoH'
one of the reporters asked
THAT Boston child, ] don't know him. pu' '"e
definitions 1 give you have been standardized oy
the commission of terrninology OF the Aero 'iuo
Of France" replied Mr.. Triaca- The term psi
loon is TO Indicate only the cover in Whlcn ths
gas is fnclosed. The aerosrat inna1ed WIN I''1
air instead of gas. is called Montsolner- he'
that Boston child varble that II he Wouid De Col-
rect.
Il should like you to note my preoiC'o" ,''[ ,''
serndrorle' is word that will soon be as 'athIla
TO New Yorkers the high price of living fod
do not know what IL means? II Indicates t'ie pa
where aeronaut1cai experiments or races are HeI''
tust as We have 'hppodrome for horseraces- Inc
Aero Club of America expects soon 10 nave tr'
aerodron7e. In less than two years you may steP
into your helicopter-aeroplane and go your way
along with the agile. II is time the people OF 'ls
country we're educated how to talk on snch SUI
iects Flying will soon be common as puo-
bling "
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
BROOKLYN

,
l.. Poyer. I. Baxter. =. Mcmillan. w NJ AddHleo"'
G. Titzgihbnn and J. Rodgers did not play
record made for low scoring in cham-
pinnship game of the New Jersey state League, IN
the match between the Union County eleven ana
the Orange team at Weston Oval. Jersey city The
Orange representatives were all disposed of for D
runs and naturally the bowling figures on the win
ming side exceptional D A Gibson was IN
splendid form and practically unplayable perform
ing the hat trick and taking vickets for no
runs while f. T. Goddard came in good second
with 4 record of vickets At Il cost of runs In
addition o his splendid bowling. Gibson was also
seen 70 advantage with the bat. amassng Il before
being disposed OF. The totals we're: Union County
lis; Orange. :.
The Manhattan second eleven suffered defeat at
the hands of the BROOKLYN Football club in well
contested game at Prospect Park yesterday. the
margin of the winners being 80 runs. The football
bat first. and double figure scores we're
made by. II. NJ, Tierney, !. Il Maclennan, ]. r
stuart and F. Firie. The follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
FOX HILLS GOLF CLUB.

DESPITE the recent rains, the course st the FOX
Hills Golf Club was in exceptionally good condl-
rion yesterday. and big field turned out 70 take
part in the members spring tournament and the
Class 4 and Class F competitions In class =
7 " NcNensmv had the Low net score. with
sa-7-77 In Class 8 ". s. Rogers returned the
lowest card. with oo-12-71 The first match
play rounds in the members annual spring tour
nsraent resulted follows
First eight sears beat Z = Johnson. snd ).
Fes-v h4at 7 : Narvtn. < and r. 7 Allsn beat
" 9 Hoople ami 4 I J. HAGEN beat ! II Thomas
second eighth. Mcclellan hest Bottor2e :
W, y ? Haskell besr " ; tiTnoall ara ., ) a
.Tanin beat William Royd, by default. T 2. Hanlok
TLtrd sjzh1EI X lIowerannv beat Y 2 ives ana
Z. ) Pogson beat !. Wooten, and ! ! NJ
.1-rsn sn1 I, Graham borh defaultsd. ". l. Rogers
beat Or :. Eaisht. bv default
2 a Bullock.
y y Tfov9 beat Sto-er. ard ?. ? n PoEs"n
p.s- G z Fascet- and /, T ? Lee besr F Bruce
and l.
The hest cards in the Class A snd competitions
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
YALE WINS INTERCOLLEGIATE SHOOT
Eli Leads Rivals at Traps in Boston Contest
for Fifth Consecutive Year

Boston. May e.-Yale won the intercollegiate trap
shooting contest for the fifth time at the Boston
Athletic Association traps in Riverside to-day by
defeating Princeton, Harvard and the University
of Pennsylvania teams by comfortable margin.
The Yale freshmen also added to Yales triumph
by defeating the Harvard freshmen earlier in the
dav in the fifty bird match shoot by the close
score of le2 to 161.
The intercollegiate match was at 100 birds. and
the final scores Yale AS; Princeton, S15
Harvard 81; University of Pennsylvania, 3s5.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
s,wANoY COUNTRY CLUB.

The golhns feature yesterday at the Siwanoy
Country Club Mount Vernon, was an eghteen-hole
medal play qualifying round for the captains cup
presented by w. s. Adamson Sixteen members
rral,6ed 10 continue during the month at match
,lav The play was handicap. The sixteen who
qualified with net scores. were:
J-homas L. powden. s.; J. J. Thompson IS: r. l.
Beresford 81; A. T. spsaknsn 8, g l. Conley 81:
n e rsies Sc: r. b. Clark 30: C. w sedler,
-, P., Adler E 81: w. A Paterson. 81:
"A W~fste.p. 81; O. W. II. Fallon. 81
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
SUNDAY SCHOOL ATHLETES in FORM.

Exciting finishes and fast times marked the
championship athletic meet of the Sunday School
Athletic League, held at the 14th Regiment
rnory Brooklyn, last night The twenty-five or
more events the programme were we'll filled.
and the competent officials present the many
heats oe in Quick order. r. K Waliin, OF Com
pany B. with handicap Of fifty yards, won the
half mile run. closed 10 the 14th Regiment by
teu yards from T. J. oDonneli. sixty yards. Of
Company f.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
local CREW BEATEN.
Georgetoun Uins from n. J. L.
on Potomac in Vel Ro5Ced Race

Washington Nav e-Georgetovn defeated New
Yor, I-riversftv's new crew on the Potomac to-
dav in a close race by four seconds The visiting
crew led for the mile. but the heavier George
town men then pulled away and won by Two
lengths.
The rare Uas roued over 4 course % mile and
80 wards New York University led at the start
using Quick short stroke, but the n'@n we're
worn down by the more even and sustained stroke
IF their opponents.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
NASSAU COUNTRY CLUB.

Ownership OF two of the three golf committee
Guns was determined yesterday at the Nassau
ronn4-Y Club. For the arsr sixteen cup J. B. c Tap
non heat F. ~. Doubleday up and TO play, and
- .be Anal for the third sixteen trophy Bennett
-r,hxy heat Epen stone by up and play.
-bsre Was also eighteen hole medal play handi-
can the lowest two sets Of eight TO qualify for
,a,a,can match games. The best cards follow:
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
ENcIEMnon COLE CLUE.

II the medal PLAY four 70 quality a. the Enge7ocd
folf club Yesterday those gain the honors were
( = Peclyufrh s.. SIS. !. ? Kirwan, 30. 12-1s 6.
= etarbuck 81. $50. and r z, Larendon. g.
1s-s1 There also Tornens putting match
Mrs. ? = Cunningham and Miss ] r Nix tied
fer trsr place az - Vhile Miss Nabei Barber vas
third at 20.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
ce,lmgAueH WILL SET ASIDE.

Bloomington III May "A verdict vas rendered
be-a 10 dsv setting aside the will OF Thomas Crln
bs,,~b who left s5H.loa 70 the Spirtalist Church
The verdict followed sensational trial. az which
letters were produced 70 show that Crumbaugh
had been unduIv Influenced by alleged mediums
who claimed to be in communication With the spirit
infant
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
.ecpo BISHOP BROKE THE sLAs.

Norfolk. Va. May AT TO-DAY session OF re
r-a-arsT conference Of the African Methodist Fps
conaI Church Bishop Salter. presiding. broke tbs
marble top OF 4 table on the pulpit stand whis
RAINING for order A delegate from the floor had
accused the Bishop Of being unfair IN ms rulings:
u take That insult said the Bishop, as hs
came down with his EaveI on the slab.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
FOREST HILL TEAMS PL4t
Sides Of Tsccnty-fvc in Close natch
rs Preliminary to Dinner.

There we're twenty-five on side in the aIl-nenl-
ber, ,ear, ,,strh on the links Of the Forest Eill
Field Club yesterday. Opposing sides were cap
tanned bv Paul Heller and Fred ". Egners ana
the former won, 2s to - scoring by means OF ''s
Nassau system The match was the preliminary
=. . dinner given last night in honor Of Judge
Thomas T Iantott. president Of the club The
foIlo
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
eALTUsRoL GOLF CLUB,

The second oualiher for the 1 K. Taylor cup a.
the BaltusroI Golf Club Yesterday was A 6 Cand-
Ier a. 1T G. r Watson qualified last week
Gamblers Score also the ball sweepstakes.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
pykEa MEADOW GOLF CLUB.

Tho Dyker Meadow Club golfers played a bogie
handicap yesterday their links near Fort Ham
f,ton Brooklyn J. 2 way won the match. down
"a boe1e his handicap being and his medal score
n z r. Hart Was second, 81. 2. down. and A
Earker g. g. DOWN third Percy r. Mallett and
r A Bert eeeh finished down
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
EscKENssCK TEAM OVERWHELMED
Yountakah Players Win Every Match IN
Contest on Their Own Links

deluee Landslide. cyclone or what YOU VII
<eu m the Hackensack team in the match ~ the
z-o77n-akab Country Club yesterday The visitors
are sriu irving 70 define Hfat happened - them
nut the horne team declares it 10 have r-en :
glorious victory. The tally was :" ~ in favor ot
Yountskah There will he return match lhe
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
The best cards IN The Cl2ss md conpetltlons
follow.
- 4 g 4.
CLASS 3.
Cr--- Ez-5f-er Va
CRESCENT ATHLETIC CLUB.

Twelve golfers drove off in the regular weekly
handicap st the Crescent Athletic club yesterday
orIv five returned cards. and of these F {. Den
rine 7 Allen and q 8 Knapp tied st % each
The scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
WEE BURN GOLF CLUB.

Telegraph 20 The Tr7hnne
e,s-,ford Conn., May 9.-F- A. Lockwood ana :.
.s TiYnle auaiified to-day al Wee Burn In the
h,,dioap for prize offered by club member
Tn. scores follow
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
IEuveH BEATS STEVENS AT LACROSSE.

south Bethlehem. Penn, May @-LAhigh TO-DAY
defeated stevens Institute in an intercollegiate
championship lacrosse game by the score OF 10 :