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New-York tribune., 1908-05-17
SECOND CHILDREN'S DAY.
San Francisco's Reception to Fleet
Firtuatly Ended.

San Francisco, May 16.-Ths was second
children's day the arrival here Of the Atlantic
feet and virtually finished San Francisco's re-
Sound Monday.
Thousands of children including the inmates OF
all the orphanages IN this city and vicinity went
10 Golden Gate Park early to-day There they wit
messed drills by detachments OF sailors and marines
and INDUCED in various sports during the after
noon Tugs Of war and basketball games between
teamss from the army and navy were features of
the programme. During the day two hundred of
fcers were taken excursion to the top OF
Mount TaTnalpais and the Muir Redwoods, where
luncheon was served A number of officers and
men went TO Santa Rosa. where the annual rose
carnival is in progress.
This evening there theatre party for four
thousand sailors who were the guests OF the
various places of amusement in this city dinner
t-rancs Hotel the illumination of the city and feet
and music in the public squares concluded the days
entertainment
There were seven boxing bouts between men of
the navy end men OF the army at the Auditorium
last night and the sailors won them all.
Sacramento was Iavishly decorated to-day IN
honor Of the torpedo fotila. Sailors on liberty
snenr the morning riding free street and inter
,,rban trolIeys. The theatres have thrown open
+reir doors TO the uniform The Sutter Club gave
= at,,er IN the officers this evening followed by
q theatre party. The enlisted men were guests al
= hall given by the local militia.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17
TEN CARS FINISH PATERSON RUN
ONLY Two Fail to Cover 100-Mile Course IN
Endurance Test Within Time Limit
NV Telegraph to The Tribune.

Paterson n. j.. May 16.-Ten OF the t"eINe cars
NAT started in the first 100-miie nonstop sealed
-. ,outest of the North Jersey Automobile
- eisbed the full course within the specified
reouired time Of hours and IL minutes To-Day. he
,o cars that fell by the wayside were S Merldeth
chin and r w Bates's Conover- The latter iost
hour and 90 minutes in fixing punciures' ana. aS
.,io time will be allowed he was not dlsquaiheo
- l-,rhi, car broke its chain after completing
49, srst twenty-five miles and dropped out
,rhose who successfully went over the route were
40 follows: r Beattie, Buick; j. "aiiIch' oNei
land: H. B. Haines, Knox J. fiehseNeu' 80,
i"ii"' - POST Winton: c. Vanderclock. FORD;
- hewitt Brown Maxwell: j. Schoheld Corolh
walter Hudson Overland The contest was s'ai teu
~ N o'clock in the morning. there being three MN
utes headway between the cars anu "as W. go,
~ . lorge crowd which gathered about the start
ny Wy =. ,henever the cars were scheduled TO pass
ms .asrs The route led through Haledon PoInp'oh on
n..,a view. singac and Little Falls ana IN
I,,daa some stiff hills.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17
ON THE GOLF LINKS
EAST JERSEY TOURNEY.
The Canoe Brook Country Club
Wins the Team Com petition.

Match and medal play varied an attractive pro-
gramme for East Jersey Golf League members in
their day tournament on the links OF the
Canoe Brook Country Club yesterday. Team
honors by the home quartet with a
thirty-six-hole total of 765, which easily led the
Forest Hill Field Club.
According to the conditions the two lowest in
the morning qualified to meet at match play for
a prize in the afternoon. They were 2. W. Bald
win and H. d. Smith. both representatives of the
Glen Ridge Golf Club Smith had So and Bald
win 81.
In the afternoon match Baldwin, besides playing
good golf had all the luck. and won by up and
TO play The pair finished out as TO have
their scores count in the afternoon handicap, ana
Baldwin that event well. with s2-7-15-
Z. E. Allsopp, of Forest Hill, was second in the
handicap with 70 net, while J. j. Radel. George
Allsopp and Smith tied for third prize, and on
the toss Smith The latter, with BALDWIN Tor
partner. also won the four-ball competition IN
the morning. with 3s--4l-79.
Tom Chisholm. the professional, had the course
in excellent condition though it a trife sogsy
from the recent rains. The scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17
BEATS TIGERS.
Princeton Track athletes Oatclassed
bu Ifhacnns IN Dual Meet.
rRr rsIezrann 20 The Tribune. ]

Princeton \ T. Nav 1.-THE Cornell track team
had no trouble to-day in defeating Princeton by
score of 50 points to 81 Princeton took first place
in only four events and in many OF the runs. nota-
bIv the half mile and two mile the Cornell runners
slowed down at the finish and concealed their tru.
form The work AtIee and McCiee was decided
" isappointins TO the Tigers Atlee led IN tns
orartsr mile until the last hundred Yards but could
not stand the pace. and fell back to third McGee
was not placed in the two mile run, although hs
has beon doing that distance consistently in better
time than 80 So in which Hunger won to-day
The best performance Of rhe meet was L t.
Cocks Jump OF % feet "a inches This man won
eleven POINTS for Cornell taking second in the 100
,,rd dash and 22O ward hurdles Gamble. Of Prince
ton regained his old time form, and uon both the
dashes The summary follows;
ton 3 n cooEe cornell second; w r Couners Prince
ton eiIi -j%snty-yard dasswon by a
Gamble Princeton; .1 w. ,,s-a r. conqe5s T5s 62as
one Ihundred-and tv.enty-yari hurdle-Won o.
Tsg95[; Ta,;5J, oornS, GoTn; 2 ,rird Tine o:iJs
sread cornell second; L r. Frantz Princeton third
I'i-a r-hai,red and runwog by g cs-
N-yy ullto t~entyyatd 9grdIsTwoa By
PTsE1an. PFs5gan p-5asop G9Fns third time 9:2sis
TSos T rq-S% Sa6s e7 + 40assE 40ss S0Tne 9n 4hirs
Es,,; -bundred eighty ara Tun.Won Sy
t,oDger Princeton Time. SFoi
1e,,,,g Etgh hlulp-Won r =. Rossnsn. Cornell
- No. in II + TaIcott. Princeton. and l. H BTovn
Running broad bImp-Won by t1 I S2ox, ToIns.. pT
L. E ..IiI S5'onf I,tsfanSs, rsISe': q II Ia in
Ifanmer throW-Won hy T. = hooser. .I,ui ~.
tancA u ft. So in - q :,
r,,sse cornell second. J. F. Mills. Cornell tnrd-
ela, ',i,,-Vnr bv n NJ MacFadyen Prtnc-tcn Dis
,anre IL feet r. Hooker. Cornell and G' T. CcoAs'
cCTns1, Trfss 'iSS c5rnen rsl 50. Prine-ton 81.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17

stre greeted by company Of soldiers ana 'Ile
uoupes Of Mexican riders, etc. that appear IN ''
Various spsctacles.
TIE Luna Park Band headed the PROCESSION
which proceeded over Coney's principal thorough
fare and vas cheered by thousands Of men, women
snd children lined On each side Of the avenue
Nhen the gates Of Luna were reached the party
left the automobiles and formed IN marching or
Ger
Frederic Thompson delivered the key o. Luna ~
GF. Erlanger, and he ~ once unlocked me gar
and led the merry gathering inside Here '"0
huge elephants were waiting for their pOf"eiiE
4 i. ErIaucer and Frederic Thompson hioui
ne frst and jed the visitors through the parh-
Mabel TsNaferro. wife OF Nj Thompson "io
has iggt closed successful season in Polly OF u'e
Circus was enthusiastically cheered by the NlS
;iorE After seeing the various novelties the PAM
was con6uctes to Luna Parks restaurant, where
&r Thompson had ? dinner prepared Ihere We
teTeral informal speeches. 'Witching NaNe9
aewels Manikins. Jolly Follies. the Man Hunt ana
.he Virginia Reel are among The novelties IN Luna
tss season.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17
suoo7,NG TEAMS CHOSEN IN CUBA

Havana May 1s.-Rife and pistol compehuons
have been going on at Camaguey for some time 10
seleo+ CONSERVATIVES of the Cuban Army Of Pa
ciecatior for the national competitions to be heid
in the United States the coming summer Teams
have been selected follows:
Rife team-Captan Alexander J. NacNao. Enh u
Infantry: Captain a. W. Bjornstad and Captain
Thomas A Pearce 2sth Infantry: Leutenant Alleh
Rutherford, 5th Infantry Lieutenant H. ;Btks BHM
Frankowaick and Socket. 18th cayalry: Sergea1f ad
Carlson 18th Cavalry: Sergeants Mueller, SturgeL
and Kienk 18th Infantry: Sergeant Johnson Zoln
infantry; Corporal Burroughs, Engineers; SCorp9rai
Bradley I7th infantry. and Privates Barbour. llth
Cavalry and Landram 18th Infantry.
The following also will go as distinguished marks
men:
Captain J. r. Lindsey. 18th Cavalry Lieutenant
G. & Shaw, 21tf Infantry. and sergeants drandy
and Anderson, 2sth Infantry. - 80
Pistol team Len,enant Isaac s m Martin 18th
Lieutenant George Steunenberg. 18th Infantry:
lieutenant r. G. Alexander EngineeIsi sSrgean5S rs
Aun1us and Graady 2Sth Infantry; Sutherland, "a
Artillery: Klein. 18th Cavalry: Corporal PanneGk
18th Cavalry: Private Garden. 18th Cavalry also
distinS Suished pistol shots, Captain MacNah 9th
Infantry, and Privates Cokernest and Falk, ca
valry.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17

Fifteen Thousand Children Rom D
and Roll on the Greens.

Nearly every large reach of green in Central
Park covered with friskng children of all
tionalities yesterday. Boys and girls clad IN
their best. II was JOY day for them. They rolled
and romped up and down the slopes of Mount Nor
ris green, East green, Peter Hil Cherry HliI
over the smooth stretches of the ball grounds
Peacock Lawn and the North Meadows On the
latter one thousand youngsters, the guests of
Charles McMurray, of No. 66s Avenue A, who had
followed brass band from their East Side homes
The sheer abandon OF the fifteen thousand or more
children was a source Of pleasure TO every grown
up who had chance TO look on
Each nationality had its king and queen, distin-
guishable by their gaudier or more attractive ap-
parel These potentates chosen long before
the first real May Day. They do abdicate after
the first day, does the TRADITIONAL queen of the
May. They hold TO their regal job for the
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17

OF the of delay in the plans will be the
determination of the question whether ship will
be equipped with the Parsons the Curtis type
of turbine In the former the plans of the
Delaware will have to he changed to pro-
vide ship feet longer. The work will be
done under the general direction of Naval Con-
struCtor W. ]. Baxter but junior officer will havo
immediate charge. This may be Naval Constructor
William b Ferguson, who is in charge Of the
construction of the collier Vestal. which will be
finished by the time there is need of the super
vision of the hattIeship. There are other
naval constructors who available for this duty.
Modern vessels OF the navy built at Brooklyn are
the original Maine. Cincinnati, the Connecticut,
and now the Nestal.
ORDERS IssUEp-The following orders have
been issued
Captain HAROLD HAMMOND, pay-nast'r' from wash
Captain aT'0 FREpERfcK E 5oHNsfoN paymaste from
the Philippines, TO San Francisco
NAVY.
Lieutenant F T EVANS to the Louisiana
SEAg TAg5I from ts ny naval Gara asf Ssfs
washington the Connecticut Jgns rs2o 2 f, th.
Passed d,asssi.n, Assi.tsnt Surgeon L D'->>'-'-
MOVEMENTS OF vARsHIPs.-The following
movements of vessels have been reported to the
Navy Department:
the Rskes a.. % the a3 De hE and M }' rreb R
Perry. the Farrarut the Fox and the Davis at sac
Ma, 1s|Th- Dale, at csyits: the Galveston at Hong
Kong the unea'' at Santiago .T1 tia
e oq Porter the Ss ns NsT s
De Long g and soR the a sraaoTd fT for
the PreSe Fsrrasgt the Fox snd the the
sys from rom Ms1e sa@ TslanS for f
May ieThe rom cays for Hong tis K'qs 4.
Tncas from Guantanamo for saptiaso
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17
ruRFE PREcoCIoUs PRISONERS.

Insnector McCaferty said yesterday that Aioeft
,,cvurray although only fourteen years oid was a
,Iever foreer The boy IS accused or forging d
heck for $50 l6 on the Phoenix Na'lohaI banh
Henry Person thirteen years oid' is chaise' VIII"
passing the check, $1,000, -,
I,ater young McMurray. it is charged torsed an an
o.tor check and sent John Neronese, Twelve years
ia ~ the Phoenix Bank to cash II. Nerohese "d"
causbt by the detectives and held as a "ltnesS'
All three boys live in brooh!h M -1iu,oa -
A. -. u, ,,,oressed by the charge when arralgned
,ofore Justice McKeon, in the Children Court an
sne~ing all the questions smilingly Ihey We're We're
,aro1ed in the custody Of the children society
until July 3
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17
MANUAL BOYS WINNERS.
Team Earns Track Honors IN Co.
Mmbia InferschOIasttc Meet.

Manual Training Schools track team was an easy
winner in the Columbia interscholastic champion
ships which were held at Columbia oval. VIII
famsbridge yesterday. The meet was In some re-
s,ects a test between the high school teams OF
the CITY as nearly every school was entered
Manual Training scored d points and Boys hsn
School WAS second with Is Centenary Cohesiais
Institute and Tome Institute. or Fort Deposi' Mu'
tied for third honors with Il points apiece, while
,ha NIGH school OF Commerce and De Witt CEn-
ton scored IL and 10. respectively
The best performance Of the day was IN the la-
ward high hurdles. which Havens. Of Boys Hish-
won in 1s Is seconds. He also secured third place
a. tbo 9ao- yard hurdles Z. Sanford was Manusfs
bast Doint winner as he scored frsts In both the
100 and 20 yard dashes. The lattar ne won oy
fe,r feet after a hard fight with Camp. OF HACK
ettstown In the fast time of = 20 seconds ris
time in the TOO ard dash was 1923 SECONDS tos-
~ o,bsr MAMMAL crack able TO get
third only in the hundred. and he vac unssso~
In the quarter and half mile
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17
TRATERS IN BEST FORM.
Beats Byers and HeTeshof in Hunt
ingdon TnHey Tournament.

Philadelphia May i5.-FIaying to his best
form Jerome d. Travers. of Montclair. won an
other leg on the Lynnewood Hall cup to-day ar
the annual golf tournament of the Huntingdon
Valley Country Club. al Noble. Penn, by defeat
ing F. Herreshoff. of Garden City. and T. NJ
Byers of the Allegheny Country Club. Travers
won the tournament in 1896 and HerreshoR car
ried off the honors last year.
In the serni-fnaI round to-day Travers was
forced to the limit by Herreshoff and won by up.
In the final round Travers had things easier, de-
featng Byers up and 2 to play.
In the final OF the women's invitation golf
tournament on the links Of the Philadelphia
Cricket Club. Mrs. Vanderbeck. Of this city, de-
feated Miss Ayers. of the Merton Cricket Club, 8
UP and 4 TO play.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS
Battleship To Be Built at Brooklyn
Macy Yard.
TFrom The Tribune Bureau.l

Washington, May 1e
WILL EMPLOY MANY MEN-The decision to
build one of the two battleshps authorized In the
latest naval appropriation at the Brooklyn navy
yard: which was announced by Acting Secretary
Newberry to-day, will mean the employment Of
something like one thousand additional workmen at
that plant. 1t is not known at the Navy Depart
ment when there will be occasion to take this
additional force, but probably not much within
six months. The first step Will be the invitation
Of bids for the material, and this will take three
or four months. 1t will then be necessary to
await the completion of the plans for the ship
which. while it is to be in general characteristics
duplicate of the Delaware, will involve some
changes to incorporate certain improvements One
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17

-ion Of the fight between the MeTirnac and the
Monitor
Men older and more experienced in the show bus-
than Fred Thompson usTveed at the success
a Illusion reached in this novelty. A curtain went
NJ at the command OF lecturer. and disclosed a
view of Hampton Roads. Then followed repre-
serlfarion Of the historic struggle
The opening Of Luna Park occasion OF
much rejoicing along Broadway. and many Vell
known theatrical men accepted Mr.. Thompson s
invitation TO the sights with him Twenty
automobiles took to the island party Of man
sxers. end newspaper men. At Surf avenue py
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17
RECTOR EQUALS RECORD.
Trginian Runs 100 Yards IN 9 SO
Spr0nds 1g0inst Strong u md.

charlottesville Va. May Ie.-Rector. of the Uni
,.ersit, of Virginia. with a strong south wind
against him hundred yards to-day in 93-5
seconds eaualIing the worlds record. held by Dan
1,.ur NJ oregon He also ran the 220-yard dis
rance in y AS seconds. not far behind Wefers long
standing record. The records to-day make his re-
cent performance In the 1oo-yard dash. when four
timers caught him at the tape in 20 seconds.
seem credible
Rector made his wonderful times today a
soppx, track drenched yesterday, against Johns
Hopkins Virginia the meet by a score of 70
tO
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17
,nna nRoPS SUIT AGAINST MORSE.

49, 1aconnhe In the United States olIcui'
jug ..5 an order yesterday for the discoh-
~ oul' g the suit brought by Receiver Hanna
,-t,ona1 Bank of North America against
C,,a-ies " Morse for s4o676 g. and interest a, on
,otss Of his friends, which he had 'no reea
ho', -, he was it's president II was chaFseu
oouh' VIZ rere really for his own beneht ano
thst ,hs, he received the money on them enc s.tte-
tnrs ne s,scontInuance was the result of the selle
oent made recently by Morse when ne to Receiver
$4,000 in ,,.na cast, q total payment of $4,000
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17
OPENING AT BELLE TERRE COLONY.

lhe Belle Terre Club colony at Port Jelersoii'
ing Island, will be formally opened on MeIioi ia
"s9- There VIII be q series of motor ooat '"oe
.go aquatic sports and dinner in the clunhouSe
+1HsTd s Comstock the manager Of the ciuD'
vi provide motor cars AT the railroad station FOR
f guests The clubhouse is now open TOT III
'srcuon and rooms may be booked for the seasoi'.
me membership Of the club includes many oi
=" Forks best known men, among others Coio-
= % som Jacob Astor O. IL. p Belmont, Ho"aru
w yVud s osgood Peli, William X. Vanderbilt, Jr,'
= Seward Webb David Banks, sr., and J. u
oxnard
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17
muksEY PAPER IN PHILADELPHIA.

lAaoelpha, May Ie.-Frank a. Munsey an
united to-day that he has leased the building III
.- 1sut street. near 9Th street, long occupied py
f Evening Bulletin" which has moved 10 he"
altefk, and says that ia few weeks he Will
ish ,h a new evening newspaper, 10 be 1nde-
'eAt III politics in keeping with The policy OF
ctfer Munsey newspapers, THE Boston jour
o. The Baltimore News" end The Washington
~ Mr. Munsey saws he will carry forward
t,oilcy' already announced Of purchasing ana
hhns dsiv papers. TO bs operated under 4
saon nsnssensnt
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17
RUTGERS ATHLETES BEAT c. C. NJ. Y,

New Brunswick n. J.. May H-Four Rutgers
records were broken at the track meet here this
afternoon between the Rutgers and the College OF
the CITY of New York teams. Rutgers won the
meet by the score OF 20 to 81 The records were
made by Thompson who clipped OF Is seconds IN
the tvvo-IniIe rum Mcdonald, who lowered the rec
ord in the 44O-yard run 3-5 seconds; Bascom. who
took off three inches in the broad jump. and Gels
who gained one-third OF an inch on his pole vault
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17
LUNA PARK OPENED
CONET ISLAND AWAKE.
Jollu Croscd Entertained as Guests
Of Frederic Thorn pson.

ConeN Islands season Of merriment was formally
opened yesterday al ; o'clock. when A. L. Erlan-
Ger. Of <law & Erlanger, unlocked the gates Of
Luna Park and led = procession of theatrical man.
ayers and newspaper men into the famous Court
Of Luna Half an hour later Frederic Thompson
threw open the gates TO the public, and before
midnight fully forty thousand persons had taken
2 first view OF the numerous novelties and renewed
friendship with the score or more features that
have made Luna Park the nations PLAYHOUSE
Nr. Thompson has provided for public anuse-
this summer several novelties. the most
perfect ef all disclosed yesterday was represents
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17
20 CONTINUE TOMORROW.

tnrd days sale Of the csrlo aOa art % objects
fn Art Galleries sas s s'ssspaS sofs o
s me s,ses ses @sss sss 's1"" ,o '
sIs321 So The Top pi. Empire breakfast room
ensmeea emo Of buffet table eight chairs snS and
rens ,T9 sof Louis XVI srsrs rsry tan day there
nsoH.v 'a,a IN eontinue to morrow ana every ~
80 ,,rtil everytnirs is SOLO
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17
NAMES 1AussIe EoR REAR ADMIRAL.

Washington May 16-The President to-day sent
70 the Senate the following nominations:
CAPTAIN 10 be rear admiral, Edward Taussig.
Brigadier general to be major general. George F.
Elliott.
To be Solicitor of Internal Revenue, Fletcher
Maddox. of Montana.
To be Collector of Customs, Robert 6 Burlingame,
district Of Newport r. l.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17
, ro SHOOT AT VIENNA.

Albany May 1e-In an orde' aTsr1,ts TO national
tant Genera 80 g., this state an invitation from
guard or assador. Baron Hengemniief
ea,iug the militia organizations Of this oOu ateS at
reque in the international shooting anrv a' re-.
1Seg Vienna from to July Gensra acoept the in
quests all r1+n ttm as early possible Win
W ines of their representatives,
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17
NASSAU COUNTRY CLUB.

In hogie competition at the Nassau Country
Club yesterday the Colonel was badly beaten.
Several of the contestants finished up and H. L.
Batterman, who had boyle down, won the first
prize. The results were:
H L. Batter1nsn UP: H 2 Whitney. ". F
Richards. 4 up; II. " Maxwell, : up: r. 2. HoneyTnan
all square ". H Nichols. down n. L Pratt down
". J. Evans. down: F. NJ. Doubleday 2 down
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17
unonE WINS AT LACROSSE.

swarthmore defeated Stevens at lacrosse Tha
veil PLAYED game at s~srthnoTe' Inc
uas MA. So. stevens making all It's soAis IA 'n'
sseend hslf
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17
cp,useR EXCEEDS CONTRACT SPEED

Washington. MAY l6.-The armored cruiser south
Dakota made speed of 2.36 knots on her four
hours full power final acceptance trial off santa
Barbara according ~ dispatch received ct the
Navy Department to-day TINS Is 30 KNOTS N eA-
cess of the contract requirements
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17

Arthur G. Morris the eighteen-hole, medal
play handicap at the Ardsley Club yesterday py
margin of eight strokes His card read: S7-1I-lO
large field started and twenty five returned cards
The leading scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17
SON OF EVANS ORDERED 70 DUTY

Washington. May 1s.-Lieutenant F. T. Evans
son of Rear Admiral Evans, was to-day ORDERED
to duty a board the. battleship Louisiana He vii
go West in about two weeks.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17
NORTH JERSEY. 2f: YOUNTAkAH. 13

IBy Telegraph to The Tribune
ps,erson n j. May 1.-THE first match Of the
sea son on the North Jersey Country Clubs grouncs
was played to-day with the Yountakah club. OF
Nutnev before large gallery. Former Governor
C;riggs was in good form ana aided materially III
bringing the victory to the local club, which Won
tho match u to IS The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17
ENGLEWOOD GOLF CLUB.

The members of the EngleWood Golf club COM
reted Yesterday in n 1shole hogie competition,
which was won by s. ". Miller. down Cyrus
Jackson was second, down. L. ". Ball and t.
W Iamonte finished down and j. Barber was
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17
BIG MATCH ON FOX HILLS LINKS.
Home Team Beats Advertisers. with Forty
four Players on a Side.

In forty-four side team match at the Fox
Hills Golf Club yesterday the home players de-
feated the Association of Advertising Men by
score of 50 to q.
he
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17
DYKER MEADOW GOLF CLUB,

w de Forest Johnson the second monthly
handicap played yesterday the links of the
Dyker Meadow Golf Club. near Fort Hamilton,
Brooklyn. His net score "A from 13 handicap.
Marshall WhtIatch, the club champion, had the
best gross score of the day The scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17
NAVY ATHLETES BEAT sWARTHMoRE.

Annapolis May 1S-The midshipmen closed their
field and track season al the academy TINS atter-
by defeating the team OF S~arthfhore Ooiies
Th. score was: Navy ssi, points; Swarthmore. IA
ronts,
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17
ST. ANDREWS GOLF CLUB.

In the sem-annual handicap at the St. Andrews
Golf Club yesterday the winner was c. s Reeves,
with 93-1S-15. The
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17
BALTUSROL BEATS APAWAMIS.
Wins Sixteen a Side Golf Match by Score
of % to ii.

BaltusTol defeated Apawamis yesterday In big
team match played the Baltusro links by q
to IL The summary follows: