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New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
on THE GOLF LINKS.
Atractive Spring Schedule 1'-
RANGED for Dyker MeadO7c Players.

An attractive spring schedule has been offered
to the members OF the Dyker Meadow Golf tluo
Regular competitions listed up to, and includ-
ing July ! and the announcement is also made
that there will be something on every Saturday
throughout July and August
The club championship. which will take place in
October will he played under following condl-
tions: The sixteen players who return the sixteen
lowest gross scores IN tie monthly handicap events
Of the year shall qualify play off at match play
for the title \ gold medal viii be awarded TO the
winner and a prize the runner-up.
The tournament committee consists of Howard r
whitney James Edward Way and +. J. Phillips
The schedule follows:
Apru 10 and ii-CIasses 4 and b; qualify ing round
eighteen holes medal play handicap players andlcappel
below II to play Class \, those above 10 10 play IN
tIass The eight players eacE class returning the
eight lowest be drawn to PLAY OF at match
TSy bandicap follows: First round must he played
fesGr. AnriI 10 second round before April 2d finals
before. MAY 3 There viii be a prize for each class.
April I7-Match play handicap against hoEie. 49,,
Anrl 2-First monthly club handicap elEhteeh hoieS'
medal pav for first and second prizes ,
WSy "FouI-ba foursome medal play handicap. best
bali score
MAJ 10 second monthly cluo handicap. eighteen holes
medal play first and second prizes ,,,, -,
Nav % 23-tlasses \ ana IL gutlliIthR 3 ~,
under same conditions the competition or APR" ~
etS IL 90 F2oeie competitions entrance ~ cents
May 3l-Memorial DAY competition Tor cup pre-
sented by John r Maxwell. ir.. in memory ot me n,e
Henry ". Maxwell former member oI 'he c'up' 'o'''
tions eighteen holes, medal play hAiiii'dp
June S-Bogie handicap. t-,.-.- torsu
june I2-Third monthly club handicap eighteen holss
June i6-Ciasses A and r.: qualifying round under
same conditions the competition OF April 10 and H.
J4iT 4oInd@peudence Day Cup: eighteen holes. medal
plsy handicap.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
BLAcKFIsH BROWSE IN HERDS

Curious information about saltwater fish is pre-
scented in Fishing Around New York" a book just
written by a veteran New York angler and sport
ing writer BlaCktish, he says. browse over a
chosen ground very much like a flock of sheep
herdinR so closely that they shoulder each other
They have odd habit of lying the bottom on
their sides. or even lying head down in n hole in
the rocks Just large enough to hold them They
never come to the surface except in April and May,
during spawning time. Then punches Of blackish
sti king closely together. will swim in great circles
the surface with their backs out Of the water.
Generally thees punches consist of male fish, fol
lowing q few females or only one. They viii not
touch food at such times.
The writer mentions an extraordinary practice in
founder fishing. He says that at times these fat
fish lie buried in the mud, with their eyes un-
covered, that they be made 10 bite then by
stirring up the bottom with an oyster rake or a
pole or rowing around with the anchor dragging
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune,l ]

Richmond. Va. April 9-After a thorough ex-
animal ton OF the New York American League base
ball players by Dr. Ennion G. Williams and his
assistant, DR. freeman. representing the state Dr.
Joseph Goldberger, acting under orders from Sur
geon General Wyman, Of the United States Public
Health and Marine Hospital Service, representing
the federal government, and Or. Z. G Levy, Health
Officer Of Richmond. the decision reached to-
uay mat there is no danger Of infection from the
members of the team. and the Yankees were al
lowed TO play their scheduled game in Richmond
TINS afternoon and viii he permitted open the
League season in Washington Monday.
Six OF the players were revaccinated this
ing under orders the men submitting under pro-
test and with many Eroans. Or. Levy states that
sore arms VIII hardly result the men are not
"AeIy 10 feel the effects Of the virus account
o, the other vaccination George StaIllngs the
manager of the team, who Is credited with having
uehed the authorities at Lyuchburg yesterday. says
tnat ne Is the only who was exposed to small
poN when Hal Chase, who is detained at a deten-
ton hospital in Augusta, Ga came down with the
disease He added however that alI Of his men
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
DEFEAT FOR COLUMBI4.
MOunt Washington Nine U'ins IN
Loosely Played Game.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Baltimore, April 9.-The Mount Washington Club,
Of this city defeated the Columbia University nine
to-day by score Of TO in loosely played but
interesting game The home team hit Kimbel hard
in the early part Of the contest, and, aided by er
rors earned lead that the collegians could not
overcome.
The features of the game We're home run drives
by Campbell. of Mount Washington, and Tomme-
OF Columbia Campbell made his drive in the first
inning following a two-bagger by PindelL The
home team made six errors three for Columbia,
but they did prove costly.
Kimbel, the Columbia pitcher, settled down after
the fifth inning and with better support might have
been credited with a winning game. Schmidt who
played left field Columbia, distinguished him
self by three running catches in one inning.
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
MR.. WINTHROP MEETS NsPEoToRA
Assistant Secretary Pays Second Visit to
Brooklyn Navy Yard.

Reeknran Winthrop. Assistant Secretary OF the
Navy continued his inspection OF the navy yard IN
BROOKLYN yesterday and met the inspectors of th8
steam engineering. ordnance, equipment and yards
and docks departments in the office of the COM
rnandant lust before noon He>spent about an hour
in going over matters connected with the various
departments and at the end of the conference left
the ward preparatory To returning 10 Washington
The departments named are those most seriously
affected by the recent changes in the working sys-
tenn OF the yard. I is said that protests in
preparation against one of the results Of the new
system which holds the so-called inspectors re-
sponsble for work done 10y men over whom. it is
asserted they have no control No Information was
given out as 10 how far these protests had been
presented TO the Assistant Secretary. but it was
stated that discussion the questions at issue
forbidden
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
TIGERS MEET DEFEAT.
Go Dozen Before Virginia an Spite
of a Late Rally.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune. J

Charlottesville Va, April s-The University of
Virginia KEPT up her winning streak to-day by de-
feating Princeton BY score Of to 3 before the
largest crowd ever seen at baseball game at Uni
versicy Field The Yale track squad occupied sea IS
in the grand stand.
The Tigers played an uphill game, and gave the
Sourberners quite a scare in the closing innings
IN the eighth three errors by Dabney gave Prince
ton two runs With out in the ninth Reed drove
the bail TO deep left for two bases Dawson struck
ont but Connors batting for White singled to left
scoring Reed Dabney ended the agony by gather
ing in a foul from Cunningham bat
It was Carl Walkers second victory over the
Tigers In two years. The clever pitcher struck out
six men made four assists and held Princeton to
four hits.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
T4NKEE.S YIN IN NINTH.
Ward Helps Along 7cith a Drire for
the Circuit.
rBy Telegraph to TIE Tribune. ]

Richmond. Va. April 9--The New York Ameri-
czas defeated Richmond. Of the Virginia State
League, to-day by a score of 10 / The Yankees
pulled OUT victory by scoring four runs in the
NTH inning.
Quinn former Virginia pitcher. scored the nrst
for The visitors in the third inning, and started
n batting streak n the ninth by driving the ball
deep centre He reached third on HemphiA S
zerifcs. and scored on Keeler's single In the
ane inning keeIer went out on felder's choice
b-t Ward came siong with long drive TO the club
ao1ss fence for a home run
II the eighth inning Austin drove a foul 10 deep
led and Elberfed- believing that the ball was fair
wanted to settle with the umpire in the good old
-sshio1ed way but was restrained
The weather was uncomfortably cold and neither
tan could do its best work under the unfavorable
undtions. Less than fifteen hundred people wit
1essed the contest
The score b. innings follows:
r. H Z.
AsE York .....-.....g o @ o 0 45 Il ?
sie-r11-d --..-.--.-- 0 0 o o q o. :
,ssi;srtes-Richrond. Muir. Ashton and Burke New
axk- Quinn an6 Blair
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
SUPERBAS YIN AGAIN.
Bat Out .Seren Runs an Game zCith
Southern League Cham piOnS.

Nashville Tenn April 9-The Brooklyn National
League Baseball Club defeated the Nashville South
IN League hsmplons FOR the second time this
afernoon by a score of 10 ! The visitors
unesd show good stick work, hitting keIum
snd Gilroy. the local tWlrlers, safely ten times
Ssnes Pastorius pitched fer the Superbas and kept
'ae SIX hits made Of his delivery well scattered.
Nashville scored one run IN the eighth inning on
tNo singles and a costly error by Hummeu. Brook
IN sc9red two runs in the second inning, three
3ahS in the hfth on three singles. and two in the
ssHentf, when Burch. the left fielder, hit the ball
~ NE centre field fence for circuit Of the bases
curing Past0rius. who had singled.
! Ae batting Of Bu~ch and Bergen was the feature
u me game. The score follows:
2ss5ayih 22sS2Eiyh --.--...--.0 o o , o 0 % u z
-. ------------0 % q u-I 2
Nasayf5e r-Iieohyn. Pastorfus, Eergan and Martin.
sefi. 'iaa, 'iiroy and Tonneni8H. Umpire-Bas-
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
SADDLE HORSE MEN IN A SPLIT.
Two Presidents Elected, and Fight Will Be
Continued in the Courts.

Louisville April 9-Great disorder and split into
two factions marked the annual meeting Of the
American Saddle Horse Breeders Association to-
dav The trouble was caused by dispute over
proxies. and the meeting finally broke up Two fac
tons headed by President John b. Castleman. OF
Louisville and Mat S. Cohen. Of Lexington, Ky.
held separate meetings and each faction elected
full set Of officers
Contest for the right to bear the title Of the OLD
organization and for control Of the funds will be
fought ou, in the The Cohen faction elected
Pcv.hatan Woodbridge of Pewee Valley KY. presl-
dent and the Castleman faction reelected General
Castleman.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
COLUMBIA SECOND IN RIFLE TOURNEY

Washington. April 9-The State College of WASH
ington won the national championship for rifle
shooting with 22-calibre cartridges among the
colleges and universities on their indoor ranges
IN the contest last week, with score of Sis rms
was the decision of the judges appointed by the
>-atiopoI Rife Association who examined the tar
gets made by the seventeen institutions which
competed.
Columbia University. OF New York the winner
~ the trophy last year, was second with a score
- q22 and The University Wisconsin, third, with
a score of 9lS. The highest individual score was
made by A A. Leech. r., of Columbia University
who scored 40 points standing and 80 points prone.
a total Of 9s of a possible 100
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
ORDERED FROM SOUTH FOR TRIAL.

Captain Rex Van Den Corrupt OF the 18th Com
ro,, coast artillery corps which is stationed at
Fort Casveu. North Carolina has been ordered
bv Major General Wood to report in this city on
ApriI u to face trial by court martial The charges
Il ie said are in connection with alleged fraudulent
drafts for mileage Captain tharles l. nay, Ji-'
of the 24th Infantry is the judge advocate OF the
o,,,rt and the hearings will be held in the Army
Building in Whitehall street
The seriousness Of the charges against the afti-
lerv officer is indicated by Major General Wood 5
action in ordering him from the Department ol tle
G,If where he is now duty, Z" the headquarters
~ Tho T,spartrlent OF the East FOR trial
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
SHORTEN CREW COURSE
Yale and Pennsylvania to Meet at
One Mile and q Half.

Philadelphia, April 9.-It decided to-day by
the representatives OF Yale and the University Of
PENNSYLVANIA 10 shorten the course Of tomorrow 3
race between the varsity crews of the uni
versities from miles 10 one and half miles.
The change made 10 avoid sharp turn in the
river. which might handicap the crew holding the
outside position.
All the members Of the Two squads are in good
condition and each appears TO be confident. The
PENNSYLVANIA crew was out to-day and went over
The course in fast time aespte tho rough water.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
TO RAISE PENNANT ON JUNE

Indianapolis April 9-Frank Chance manager OF
the Chicago National League team. announced to-
night that the National League championship pen
nant would be raised in Chicago on June 3. and at
the same tine the $1,000 which President Murphy
promised TO club for winning the worlds cham
Isionship would be divided among the players who
were eligible for the worlds series last year.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
Hal CHASE IN FAIR SPIRITS.
His Case Responding to Treatlnent-May Join
the Yankees on May 10.

Augusta. Ga, April 9-HaI Chase, the first base
man of the New York American League team. who
is in the contagion hospital here suffering from a
mild form of smallpox. was in fair spirits to-day
although feeling quite well as yesterday
The doctors say his case IS responding to treatment
and that no complications have set in.
He expressed desire to be photographed to-day
and one of the hospital physicians gratifed his
whim. Chase said he would take short vacation
when discharged. but hoped TO report for work by
May 10
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10

The baseball schedule for the Polytechnic Pre-
raratorv nine was announced yesterday, as follows
Arru ~ Pawling School. at Pawling: Il, Peddle
T,e4it5te at FFights-0wn: % Freeport High school
a. Poly Field: 2. Townsend Harris Hall, =
..T,f,.,, IraI5- u ~Plainfeld High, Painfed 2b
Hackensack High Poly Field; May / Eras-
ms Hall al Meyerrose Park !. Peekskill Military
AcadeTnv AT poly Field; g. Adephi. at Broollyn
T. Manual Training High at Bro9kyn 70, Frhce
RrookIyn; 90 Brooklyn Prep" at BROOKLYN; =
Mount Vernon High. Mount Vernon; 70 CON-
mercal High, at Commercial Fleid' - f-IaSii'49
Hail. at Meyerrose Park.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
ATHLETIC EXERCISES IN ARMY.

Washington. April According to orders issued
to-day by General Bell the chief of staff. athletic
and calistheuC exercises I'm the army viii be lin
ited fifteen minutes day, Saturdays, Sundays
and holidays excepted. and u such athletic COM
petitions as may be prescribed by department CON-
,nanders Instruction in first aid viii be given once
a month
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
JAY GOULD AS A REFEREE.

Roston. April 9.-Jay Gould. the amateur court
tennis champion, refereed hotly contested match
between Walter KiHsella. the New York Racquet
and Tennis club professional and Fred Knebal OF
the Tennis and Racquet Club, of this city, to-day.
The New York man won by the score Of 6--S. 6-6,
s-3 6-l The victor had a puzzling service,
which with his fine volleyine, gave him two OF tn
first three sets. In the final set Knebel became
exhausted
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
eecoND ugUTgNANrs NOMINATED.

Washington. April 9--Among the nominations
sent 10 the Senate to-day were the following from
civil life to be second lleutenans in the coast ar
tlery corps:
Lawrence Tidd Walker, Of Massachusetts; Samuel
Harrison TiIguman. of Maryland: Greedy Collins
Sheppard. of West virginia; Howard T. Clark. OF
I,rnn-s.tf,ut. Wiham Robert Nichols of Virginia ;,
T,a,,I Henry Herman and Eli Elmer Bennett, Of
NTarvland: oscar Car Warner. Of New York; Frank
sheldon Clark and Hollis Leroy Mueller, of Yer
mont and Donald Mcqueen Ashbridge, Of Pennsyl-
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
Professional and College Baseball Auomobng Golf Il Other Sports
YANKEES 10 Open League Season
Get Clean Bill Health Will Begin for the
Monday.

were vaccinated and their belongings and equip
ment fUmigated TO be on the safe side.
The team has accepted the situation in phllo-
sophical manner, and since the arrival in Rich
mond each member has submitted 10 whatever test
the physicians desired Some Of the men have sore
and itching arms, which probably viii interfere
somewhat with their playing. They are in jovial
frame of mind, however and do not anticipate any
further ANNOYANCE.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
FINAL DECREE FoR J. c. WILMERoINe.

Tobn & WiImcrding secured a final decree OF d.
-. from, Mrs Marie Wimerding from Justice
c.ererich in the Supreme Court yesterday The ac-
tioo was tried some weeks ago The WilmerdlnSs
were married on March p. 1892, at Grace Church
chantry. and separated on october 10 lS'. WI
Ii,,, named as correspondent James Coates. an
I7p.Iisbman who married Mrs. Wmerding in Lon
don ON January Il. 1901. The certificate Of the
,,,orria,a of Coates to Hrs Wimerding vas put in
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
INDIANS DEFEAT PENNSYLVANIA.
- Telegraph % = IA

IeIfg1aIl
Atlantic City. April 9.-The Carlisle Indians de-
feated PENNSYLVANIA at baseball here to-day by a
score of I 10 2 i was a pretty game both Beams
and Garlowe pitching well and getting good sup
port
PENNSYLVANIA had several chances TO score in the
early innings. but the Indians were too fast and
clever Woods triple in the eighth inning saved
the Red and Blue from shut-out-
The score by innings follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
FHILLIES TOO MUCH FOR ATHLETIcs

=, ,--saelphia, April BY winning to-da,,s game
yic,e- 7pilia National League club IS sure Of
The pa. me spring series with the Athletics.
plsras lies have four Of the FIVE games
rnorroa me concluding game VIII be played to-
The score follows.
Arlericsa,as.. .------ q / "
Rs,,a--s------- q o o-3 .
uousis !. Americans. Coonbs and Powers. Ma
0Da@ a. GuIIn and Doom. Umpires-Messrs
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
DISTANCE STARS MAY RACE.

Invitations have been extended to George Bon
Mag James Lee. Fred Bears, Tom Collins and
Charles Gilbert to compete in the three-mile handt-
can for which limit of 100 yards has been set.
at the games of the Harlem Evening High School,
to be held In the ed Regiment Armory on the even
of April %
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
CORNELL BEATEN BY ONE RUN.
- Telegraph % The Tribune.


Baltimore. April 9.-The Maryland Athletic Club
defeated cornell to-day in interesting baseball
game. the score being , TO l. The game was called
in the seventh inning while the locals the
hat and after they had made run, to enable Cor
nell to catch a train. Both Goodwil!ie and Kronan
nf+cbed well while the fielding of both teams
., md et,ra The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
UMPIREs ASSIGNED FoR GAMES

II. ar-s.. April s-President Ban r. johnson of
H., ieilcan League announced to-day the follow
IN -. .sniheni Of pmpires for the opening games
sps lsasoe- New York. at Washington Evans
Els,-e@a' e@a' Boston at Philadelphia OIaughItn and
rir -5 NleFsiand, Al s.. Louis, Sheridan and Per
-'-'cago' al Detroit, Hurst and Connolly
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
EvERs TO COACH TROY NINE

bssa--.. - y April s.-Johnny Evers. the second
seoe-,-. u u the Chicago National League Club has
seser m. ne position Of head coach 10 the Rens-
gags 's teehnic Institute baseball nine the en-
Hl 70 last un5il Evers joins the cubs.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10

Indians ...O O.. ! %
Pen1sylvania ........O % o
Observation-Disclosures NewEkie: Beams, Collier and
Cozz ms. Umpire-MOran
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10

Two has Lowe Home runs aGpbaA,
Tommei stolen baSes-O' Coaneil tl Lowe, Chpman 2
West Bases balIs-By Russell. =: by Campbell l. by
KimbeI : Hit ny pitcher-By Russell. !. by I[imbe !
struck out-Ry Russell by Campbell 2 by kintel :"
Wild basFs-tulurnbia, 9 Mount
washington. First base errors-Coiunhia q. Mount
washington. , Time 4 game-2:OO- Umpre-McA Atee
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
.e score follows


Batr1re -------------0 @ , % o o o %
Nsa YorS----.------..-2 o o o 0-3
Tze+ase hits Robinson. OHara. Ibevliu Sacrifice
his-l1lE- Herzog. Devlin. Myers Bases stoeu-Dunn
So Briieti = IellneE- Bases lalls-Of 1farquardt
3 e Russell / Struck puf-fsy Maroney l.. Russell
3 T NaEheNNs7D- I. Wild ui-Ch-RusssIl- HIts-OH
KE7EeE. $ IN Six innings Russell innings
'---Tlt. . innings. Of Ma-haVsol. -
-zagS lef' on tases- Baltimore. 3. New York Il.
IS base IN errors Icnore. >. York = Time
gan7e-e-le Umpire -Pensnith- Atten5ance-6.0UO
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10

E-Isaato- p-iglfio ........ o o 0 O . IA
Earned run-yIrginia. l Left bases-Nirginia. b:
Princeton q Two-bas hit-Reed. Three base hits
C5ahney, Hon. struck out-By Wak5I. g: By
Tlrev-s T.ases on talls-Of DreWs O. on White. 2
IIit. auportiored-Gn Drews six innings; of White
IN two innings Stolen bases-Fickford. Hon NHrwlck
T.oIbIe nlav-Dillon warwick Sacrifice hits-Pickford
T;aI;in Drews T-mpIre-Betts Time 80
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES
Fremont to Seek Restoration to
Service.

Washington. april 9.
To APPEAL To CONGRESS- Francis P. Frs
mont Ia te major of the 5th Infantry Plattsburg
Barracks New York. viii probably make effort
to he restored 10 the army FIe dismissed by
sentence % court martial held in cuba ar the in
stance Of General Barry. who made a special
port on the case urging that if it not possible
to approve the sentence Fremont Be detached from
his regiment. where be was disturbing factor IT
was expected that Major FreGont-s friends would
appeal 10 President Taft for mitigation Of the sem
tence to that Of loss Of numbers which would
have the effect OF retaining him in his grade OF
major until he retired; but the Secretary OF
War. who examined the case personally and read
all the testimony. submitted the findings OF the
court to Mr. Taft with the recOmraend ton that
the sentence be approved This was done by the
President without comment and Fremont was
promptly dropped from the army. II is now under
stood at the War Department that he has taken
steps to have his case considered by Congress. to
which end il is probable that BIZ VIII be intro
duced early in the coming session aiming restore
him to the active list failing in that, to have
him appointed jor the retired list Il il not
expected that the War Department viii approve the
proposition
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10

Baseball. Polo Grounds. To-day. p M.--Giants
Yale Admission soc